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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Some Premature Deaths
Unfortunates, Who Did Not Receive
Genuine, Absolute, 100 Per Cent,
Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah:
BOY. TRUCK HELPER X

BOY, TRUCK HELPER KILLED IN FALL"
Detroit Times
Tried ITO money 10 help HE widowed mother sup
r.er, family of II children was killed under the wheels
Of produce truck Msrsion. west Of Oakland
Donald working for The truck Issdors Essen
bsrq 4o Of 72I4 Gardner Oak Park whose regular helper
had failed 10 show up for work..
See Some More Pre-Msture Deaths-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Let Have the Full Morsenthau Story
Re Harry Dexter White Hebrew
Traitor With Christian Alias!
Hehrew-Morgenthau Was a Knave
Or a Fool
Or a Fool

CHRIST VOID HEBREW MORCENTHAU WAS
SPIRITUAL TRAITOR TO GOD AND COUNIRY!!!
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS
WERE LOUSY WITH GOD CONDEMNED
SPIRITUAL BASTARDS! Heb. 1919
LIKEWISE NEW YORK AND HOLLYWOOD!
Chicago Tribune)
The report of Sen. Eastands internal security SUBJ
committee what the diary of former Secretary of the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau hado tell about the rapid
promotion of Harry Dexter White, soviet nformer, is
very Illuminating far it But it doesn't go far
enough and the suspicion merited that the subcommittee
is holding back facts of the greatest importance.
See-Full Morgenthau Story-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Firms Speak Boldly on Soviets

from the c. S. Monifor)
HELSINKl-The Geneva Conference has inspired the
Finnish press with boldness dealing with delicate
aspects Of relations with the Soviet Government.
See Firms Speak Boldly Soviets-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
PARENTHooD WITHOUT HoKUM
Why Do We Fear To Punish Child?
BY HOWARD WHITMAN
sixth OF n AriieIes)

IN JUVENILE COURT in Cleveland. boy Of 10 stood
before Judge Albert A. Wodmsn charged with being neor
gbIe home nsosns a. school and generally obnoxious
u think what you need Is good whipping" The judge
commented when the last time your father gave you
whipping
see-why Do We Fear To Punish chiid7--Passz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham 'Smatks
The Billion S Devils Alcoholic
Beverage Industry!!!
NY ANSWER
Bv BILLY GRAHAM

BY BILLY GRAHAM free Prsa
QUESTION: have patience with people who gel NJ
toxesfsd but do you think LITTLE social drinking promas
good fellowship does any harm? sc.
ANSWER: Of does Can you be blind 10 the '
See Evangelist Billy Craham-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Folding, Brooklyn Eagle Blames
CIO Strikers Demands

AND CLIO. MARxsT-soclALIsT PRoPACANDIsTs
SOB OVER THE DECREASING NUMBER or
NEWsPAPERsl-A r. r., cS.+++
Detroit Free Press, 3l7-sS
NEW YORK tAP)-The lI4yearoId Brooklyn Eagle only
major daily newspaper community Of nearly three million
persons, announced Wednesday II is through.
Publisher Frank D. sehroih said the paper born in the
brswng Of precv War journalism could not survive IL
met the wage demands Of 3s striking employees in fhs
American Newspaper Guild (col.
The Pulitzer prizewnnng Eagle suspended publication
nearly weeks ago when the strike began and other
employees refused TO the picket line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
"Another U. S. Move to Dust
Bridges Fails via
Federal Judge with Hebrew Name!
W1o Didn't Hear the Case Before
Jury!
By ANDREW F. FRUE,iAUF. c.s. r = .

Rv r. -
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother Co., All
Tremendous" H. Is, Science and Health with hey 70
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with w ORG
message and mission who wildly the grace OF HVI
do Fruehauf-Martin Luther Jon IN rms -;
And how! Science & Health, our textoooA' - S
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
COP THAN THE POPE AT ROME -. AND NIop 1n =
WRITER is HIS FRlEND' AND Or nis TIE
Je.u, "loved Righteousness and hated iniquity"!
The .'lukewarm' live in fools paradise!
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HARRY BRIDGES WAS THE TYPICAL RED
CoNsPIRAToR WHOM THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC
ADMINISTRATIONS TOOK TO THEIR BOSOM
FOR 20 YEARS!
The Democratic Political Raeketeers
Almost Vetoed the Ten
Commandment! The Democratic
Administrations Were Spiritual
Traitors to God and Country!
BUT (coD) DID COMPEL THE ENACTMENT
OF MANY MEASURES DESIGNED TO INCREASE THE
APPLICATION OF CHRISTIANITY TO THE
ENRICHMENT OF THE LIVES OF MILLIONS
l. GOD, COULD AND DID FORCE MANY
MEASURES THROUGH THE WHITE HOUSE,
EVEN THOUGH sCOUNDRELs, SONS OF SATAN
OCCUPIED THAT WHITE" RESIDENCE!
GAP. Chicago Trbune)
SAN FRANCISCO July 20 (AP)-The governments
fourth attempt to mprson deport Harry Bridges, Sd
failed today as Federal JUDGE LOUIS E. GOODMAN
ruled in favor of the longshore union leader
See Another US. Move To Dust Bridges-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

THE DEVIL FORCES DAUGHTER OF ST. JOHNS
UKRANIAN GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH TO
GIVE UP THE GHOST 40 to so YEARS
PREMATURELY.
Mrs. Olga Sienkiewicz, rs Detroit Times)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Fear No EriL
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
Have Faith in God; Spirit Protects
"oUENCH NOT THE SPIRIT.
"DEsPIsE NOT PRoPHEsYING.
"PROVE ALL THINGS; HOLD FAST THAT WHO
Is GOOD.
ABSTAIN FROM ALL APPEARANCE OF EVIL
The Ionian. .

Because Spirit unites with God man shou
make Spirit his highest influence. This very I'M
fact should make EVERY WOMAN, MAN, AND chill
GRATEFUL TO GOD, that HE alone can actually graft
rioht desivex
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
God to the Detroit Tribune:

THE HUMAN RACE MUST-AND SHALL
STUDY WITH ITS ENTIRE HEART, AND SOUL,
AND MIND, AND STRENGTH
MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
MY MASTER HEALER. EDUCATOR, MIRACLE
WORKER SAVIOR, LIBERATOR, AND PROTECTOR
OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES MY INCOMPATIBLE
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE-the least emascu-
lated of the numerous Bibles in circulation.
See-The Devil Force Daughter-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Today In Washington

SENATE DEMOCRATS REMINDED OF NEW DEAL
APPOINTMENTS"
~ Y. Tribvnel
AZ. r.. c.s.: THRU WHOM THE DEVIL HORNED MI
AT THE COST or
Hundred Billion S! Power
honeymoons' of the Devil Of
Hebraie-Red Conspiracy
WITH THE COLLABORATION or cANcsrERs, RACKET
EERs cRiMlNALsili
HENCE PEARL HARsoR - DEVILS DEMOCRATS
INFAMYI
FOURTH TERM GIGANTIC FRAupI AND STAIN
TAKES THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC pUPEl-FpR.l
RAPID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KoREA
TODAY IN WASHINGTON
SENATE DEMOCRATS REMINDED or NEW DEAL 4
APPOINTMENTS m. " Tribv"'
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON. July 27s-Memorss short ~ y. y.
halls Of Congress else Is convenient TO forget when
politically advantageous 70 do
sse-Todsy In Wsshineton--Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

OF THE NoN-REcIMENTED, D-R-Uc-L-E-sS. PROTECT.
I'VE oMNIPoTENT CHRISTIANITY or THE c-ll-L-D-L-E-ss
CHRIST JEsUs-"THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE
LIFE"-coULD NOT AVERT DEATH VIA TRUCK
AUTO ACCIDENT m ONTARIO"
Detroit Timesl-"servees will be held At the Pat
ronsss of ST. Joseph Church for Annette Suffer. burial
in M. oIvef Cemetery. :"
Miss Suffer, junior at ST. Joseph's and member Of
the sodsy Of the Blessed Mother died Monday result Of
q frvek-avfo accident in Ontario"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Deep South Faces Trouble as Labor
Unions Move In

BY WESTBROOK PECLER
Detroit Times)
The Deep South is in for serious trouble with the
AFL-CIO the United Mine Workers and the railroad
unions.
See Deep South Faces Trouble-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MACNETISM!-TAKES
l7-YEAR-oLD ROMAN CATHOLIC DAUGHTER,
Annette Suffer-
Roman Catholic Prayers Having the
Form, the Shadow, Without God
The Substance,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

q
PRESENT Successor Mary Baker Eddy
M ANENT ENFORCE
Evening star., 1955-05-26
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Evening star., 1955-05-26

down on piece Of paper, or
what somebody who was not
fighting thought about how you
were fighting - that was COM
pletely unimportant."
During the B-36 fight in 1949
the then Capt. Burke headed
"Ops-23," a section under Ad-
miral Louis Denfeld. chief of
naval operations. that prepared
the Navy shots in the propa-
ganda battle. In hot water after
Admiral Denfeld was fired by
President Truman, the Office got
in even hotter water a few days
later when it circulated copies
of a radio talk in which Actor
Robert Montgomery lambasted
Mr.. Truman for his action.
Admiral Burke denied circu-
lating the paper, which said the
President had been neither
honest nor polite" but he
hastily departed from Washing
ton to presumed purgatory.
Holds Two Top Medals
Yet it was Harry Truman who
approved his promotion a few
months later to rear admiral
and, in the Korean war theater,
Admiral Burke first commanded
a cruiser division and then ne
gotiated with the Reds as a
member of the armistice COM
mission.
With his four admiral's stripes,
Admiral Burke viii wear both the
Distinguished Service Medal and
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Group Opposes
LIQUOR Plea Aquin

The Capitol View Civic Asso-
citation last night opposed. for
the seventh'time, an application
for a liquor license in the $500
block of East Capitol street.
DR.. r. G. James. president,
said the group will ask the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board to
modify the rule which allows
applicants to re-apply for a IL
cense one year after a rejection
DR.. James said a 10-year period
would he more practical.
The meeting was held at the
Capitol View Baptist Church,
Division avenue and Ames street
NE.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Burke Noted for Bottles
With Foe and Politicians

II history refers to ''the eupeptic
and voluble Arleigh Burke"
Throughout the Pacific war
where he went anecdotes
sprouted.
Admiral Burke's radio signal,
MY guppies are swimming" told
the top command he had fired
the torpedo barrage that opened
the Bougainville naval battle the
night of November 2.
In the middle of that wild
night of see-saw battle, it was
Admiral Burke again who got
from a neighboring destroyer
the message: I'VE have just had
a near miss; hope you are not
shooting at US
Admiral Burke's reply: Sorry,
we were, and you'll have to ex-
cuse the next four salvoes;
they're already on the way" The
official history notes that the
target ships commander took
violent evasive action"
One Of the last messages heard
that night was sent by Admiral
A. S. Tip" Merrill to the Irish
fighter, who had roared off in
pursuit of more enemies just as
the main cruiser force was pre-
pairing for anticipated air attack.
"Arlie." it said. this is Tip
for Gods sake come home-we're
in trouble" The Burke answer
was a breezy: AYE aye Sir, I'm
a'coming."
Analyzed Thoughts
Admiral Burke was later to
give his own analysis of what a
fighting man thought about:
Things that used to be i'm
portant became completely un-
important" he said. Good food
was important. A glass of beer
was important. What your ship
mates thought of you was i'm
portant. But what was written
Evening star., 1955-05-26
By MARTIN HAYDEN

The Navy's 'eupeptic and volu-
BILE Arleigh Burke" a wild Irish
man who fought the enemy and
politicians with equal vigor and
abandon, comes to the Pentagon
bridge dangling a lengthy repu-
tation for ribbing his superiors.
The way Rear Admiral Arleigh
A. t31-Knot) Burke. the Presi-
dents choice as Chief of Naval
Operations, got his nickname of
Bougainville on November "a,
1943, is an example.
AS commander Of Destroyer
Squadron % he had been ordered
to steam at 30-knot top speed
to intercept a Japanese fleet
loaded with troops anc air force
personnel. AS his destroyers
knitted the Pacific, Admiral Burke
dispatched laconic reports that
he was proceeding at 81 knots
because 80 knots was too slow to
hold formation.
Halsey Answers
Admiral William F. (BulD
Halsey answered with a combat
order that said in part: ITO 81
Knot Burke, hear this: If you
contact the enemy, you know
what to do" Admiral Burke
knew: Startled communications
officers on Admiral Halsey's flag
ship shortly heard the Colorado
born squadron commander sig
mailing his admiral as follows:
I'm riding herd on the Japs-
come-a XII yi-yippi."
When the shooting ended, Ad-
miral Burke's ships had sunk
three Jananese destroyers with
out damage to tn m e lv e S.
Amused Halsey staffmen inter-
cepted a message from the fran
tic Japanese commander that
his fleet was under attack by "a
division of cruisers. destroyer
division and several motor tor
pedo boats"
Admiral Burke's squadron be-
came famous as THE Little
Beavers" named after the pot
bellied little Indian boy who is
the inseparable companion of
comic strip cowboy, Red Ryder.
Admiral Burke ordered the In
dian figure painted on each Of
his ships and told the crewmen
it was their job to be the Little
Beavers" to the cruisers they
were assigned to escort.
The Navy's official World War
Evening star., 1955-05-26
EmpIoye Benefits
Granted by Firestone

CLEVELAND, May 26 (P.-An
agreement providing increased
pension and insurance benefits
for some $4,000 employees of the
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. was
signed yesterday by the company
and the CIO United Rubber
Workers Union.
The pact, which is to take ef-
feet July and run for five years.
requires ratification by union
locals at these Firestone plants:
Akron, Ohio; Des Moines, Iowa:
Fall River, Mass; Los Angeles;
Memphis, Tenn; New Castle and
Noblesville. Ind; and Potts
town, Pa.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
BY JOHN A. GILES

President Eisenhower deci-
sion to reach SO names down the
seniority list to select Rear Ad-
miral Arleigh A. Burke as new
Chief of Naval Operations was
reflected today in astonishment
and, in some cases, chagrin-
among the Navy's top officers.
The selection yesterday of the
man who masterminded the 1949
revolt of the admirals" against
defense planning and particu-
larly against the Air Forces
B-36 bomber program apparent
ly caught his fellow officers COM
pletely by surprise. In fact only
a few members of the Penta-
CONS top civilian hierarchy were
aware the appointment was
coming.
Admiral Burke himself said he
was "still in state of shock" as
a result of his selection.
He told news conference lat
Atlantic Fleet headquarters in
Norfolk that he had never
served with Mr.. Eisenhower and
in reply to question said
laughingly that he had never
played golf with the President
either.
Admiral Burke will succeed
Admiral Robert B. Carney and
will serve for two years.
Admiral Carney. who will
reach the Navy's statutory re-
tirement age of 62 on April i.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Officer Appeals
On Aid 10 Reds

An Army Board of Review
hears arguments today in 1t.
Col. Harry Fleming's bid for ac-
quittal on charges that he gave
laid and comfort" to his Com
munist captors in North Korea.
Fleming. At, a career infantry
officer from Racine, wis, is the
only United States officer to be
convicted of helping the Reds
while a prisoner of war in the
Korean campaign. Three en-
listed men have been convicted,
and one other officer was &C
quilted.
Found guilty by a court mar
tial at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, last
September, Fleming was SEN
fenced to dismissal from the
service and loss of. pay and al
lowances amounting to about
$500 a month.
Capt. Frank Stetson, Flem-
ing's military counsel, said be-
fore the argument before the
three-colonel panel that the de-
tense is seeking reversal of
Fleming's conviction on these
grounds:
l. THAT he did no wrong and
did not. in fact. give aid aud
comfort to the enemy"
2. THAT the law officer failed
to instruct the court that it
was its responsibility to deter
mine whether or not Col. Flem-
ing's ability to adhere to the
right was so diminished by his
treatment as to excuse the al
legged offenses."
8. THAT there was sufficient
evidence of starvation, depriva-
ton and brain washings to ex-
cuse whatever acts Col. Fleming
may have committed as a pris-
oner7of war"
Fleming. testifying in his own
defense. said the North Korean
camp commander had promised
to release IA soldiers held in
"The Caves" a death camp where
CTS were allowed to languish
and die if Fleming would make
for broadcast
Evening star., 1955-05-26
AIbemurIe Graduates
To Hear Lunkford

CHARLOTTES VILE, Va.
May 26 (SpeciaD DIR. Francis
G. Landlord, University of Vir-
ginia professor of education who
will become president of Long
wood College, Farmville, at the
end of the present session, will
deliver the commencement ad-
dress at Albemarle high School
.TlIne
Evening star., 1955-05-26
FOUND

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Very friendly. HE. Assoc.
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CAT. female, tortoise shell, part Persian
vic ZOO West Glebe rd. Owner or
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Dos Dos female, white, mixed breed, vic
in Va, KI 9-3959.
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Evening star., 1955-05-26
Burke's Jump to Chief
Leaves Navy Buzzing

1857, was eligible Tor re-appolnt-
ment. Apparently he now plans
to leave the service soon, since
he issued a statement after the
Burke appointment saying he
had mo immediate plans other
than to return to private life" +"
The selection of 53-year-old
Admiral Burke is the fourth
time a rear admiral has been
named to the Navy's Number /
post. Others were Rear Ad-
mirals William S. Benson, in
1916, Robert E. Coontz. 1919,
and Harold r. Stark, 1889.
Some sources said that Ad-
miral Arthur w. Radford. who
was the field marshal of the ad-
mirals' 1949 revolt, recommend
ed Admiral Burke for the ap-
pointment. Mr.. Eisenhower also
nominated Admiral Radford yes
terday for another two-year term
as chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff -.
Burke Mystified
Admiral Burke, who was in
Norfolk to attend a conference
on fleet personnel problems,
said he had no idea why he
had been selected for the Navy's
top post. He suggested that his
questioner ask "those who Sc
lected me-"
He skillfully Tended off a num-
ber of questions. Asked if he
expected any renewal Of the
feud between the Navy and the
Air Force over strategic bomb
ing jurisdictions. the admiral
said with smile that both the
Air Force long-range bomber
and the Navy aircraft carrier
"are marvellous weapons" And.
he added. II have many friends
in the Air Force"
In a brief prepared state.
ment released at the news con-
ference, Admiral Burke said:
The responsibilities of this
billet are tremendous.
The confidence implied by my
nomination as Chief of Naval
Operations is greatly appre-
ciated. I have deep admiration
for the way my old friend, Ad-
miral Carney. has carried the
responsibilities of his Office and
for the way in which he has in
creased the combat effective
ness and the spirit of our fleets.
II shall devote all my energies
to safeguarding our country's
interests as a member of the
defense team"
Evening star., 1955-05-26

either get the top JOB, or get
busted out. But we didn't figure
1.-THE top job I mean-would
come this soon."
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1955-05-26
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. go
THURSDAY,

the Navy Cross for "extraordi-
nary heroism and distinguished
service. /"
Everybody" a Navy colleague
said today, figured Burke would
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his throat was slashed by Johnson
during an alteration in front Of a
small cafe on North Lamar Street
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campus organizations in cities and
states across the country. Local
winners will carry the names Of
their cities and states and will be
sent to New York City to compete
for the grand prizes in the grand
finals to be held at Carnegie Hall
on Friday, July goth,
Surely, some conscientious or
ganization in every city in every
state will arrange for a franchise
and run a local contest in order to
give their young women the oppor-
tunty to win this coveted title and
all that goes with it," the an
nouncement read.
In addition to scholarships and
merchandise for runners-up, the
winner will be crowned Miss Unit
ed States" and sent on an all-ex-
pense goodwill trip to Rome and
Venice in Italy. Two other VIM
ners will be sent to Bermuda.
The contest will be open to single
girls of high character, who are
between the ages Of Is and % and
at least high school graduates. Es-
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baby the benefit of Carnation
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as the safest form of milk for
baby's bottle, today eight out OF
10 mothers who feed a Carnation
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To supply the tremendous a.
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Each plant has it's own research
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can of Carnation Evaporated Milk.
This newspaper is proud to have
been selected by Carnation to bring
the exclusive news Of the Second
Annual Hometown "Carnation
Health Baby Contest" to all our
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