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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
~ JAY CARMoDY

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Frank Goodman. press rep
resentative for Carol Cham
ning's "The vamp" at the
National, did q clever thing
the other day.
He did . critics quote I'D.
as the trade calls such things,
In which he appended the
names Of the three local re-
viewers TO the single adjective
'Uproarious."
This is illustrative not
merely Of a singular unanimity
Of critical feeling. but also
quite possibly Of more pinched
critical vocabularies than those
usually expended on q musical
production.
Tidier, Maybe
Wen, miss Charming is ''up-
roarious." There is going to
be no hedging on that judy
ment here It might not be
aniss on several days further
reflection, however, to con-
lecture how much more praise
worthy 'The Vamp" itself
might be with attention to
some Of its aspects from which
Miss Channing's exciting and
cheerful performance diverts
attention.
There Is reason to suspect
that John Iatouche and his
musical collaboration, James
Mundy, wrote Q much more
amusing. tidier and praise
worthy spool Of Hollywood
than the one which was visi-
BILE In Tuesday nights first
performance. Certainly Mr..
Latouche was such Q writer
In rThe Golden Apple" which
won him the 1954-5S best
musical prize on Broadway
In that work, and elsewhere,
there were no such evidences
or q disordered. unruly book.
or Of one so conspicuously left
20 the Irresistible comedy hair
Of 4 star to turn into Q vehicle
for want Of something more
substantial. say q solid musical.
'The Vamp" would seem TO
have the making Of the latter
II its essential idea could b
hardened into the shape Mr..
Isetol,che Inustsureiy have had
h mind
OlAers Alliets1
This kind II directed delni-
ton and disciplined peElor-
nance would not only make
MIS- Channing,s / work easier
ana even more cheerful bat
would also make It last longer.
ssTIle Vanlp,se troubles on this
seore are hy no means unique.
a1a&y have become almost
characteristics In recent years.
N0t&ble survivors Of the sauie
killa III infancy include Wish.
YousWere Here. !" NE and Jus
1iet, = and Fanny
DelightftI o. Miss Claiming
makes an evening with her In
'sThe vamp." there issmoge 20
1t than meets the eye and ear.
Mr.. Iatouche Is satiriztng
not just the single dazzling
phenomenon Of the femme
fatale OF early moviedoin. This
Is the effect. Of course, OF Miss
Channing's runaway, tour de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

NATIONAI-"Janus" with Margaret SULLIVAN and Claude
Dauphn, starting November Z.
gHUBERT-"A Hatful Of RAIN" with Shelley Winters ana
Ben Gazzara starting tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Spending Union Dues
CONTINUED from Back Psge)
vent labor unions from using union dues for potca

Continued from Back Psge)
labor from dues for political pur-
Labor unions supposed to function in the realm OF
wages of labor and working conditions involving
members Every labor union constitution
this objective Labor unions not political organzs-
tons although labor union members represent every de-
gree of political thinking
Union dues obtained by unions to carry on what
are regarded as their legitimate functions in the economic
field in dealing with For union officials to
money collected dues for political is not
only of immortality but improper departure from
the true purpose of union activity
OVERWHELMING COMBINATION
Moreover. unions. by of their recent growth
have become gigantic organizations capable of raising mill
lions of dollars which union officials and do spend
with little n any actual control of direction by the
bershp.
The Of the awful power of strike, by itself.
constitutes overwhelming weapon of strength which
and do employ in obtaining their socaed le-
gitimate objectves
II unions permitted to large shms OF money
for political purposes then union leaders become
strength defeat in relation public officials those
who aspire to become public officials.
The combination of economic force by OF the strike
and political influence and control by the expenditure Of
large .ums Of money in favor political candidate
group against another will create such overwhem
ing combination of power that no one will
be able stand against union leaders arbitrary authority
CAN'T SURVIVE OTHERWISE
Whatever argument may have been offered in support
of the lay which makes illegal any contributions by
poatons political parties candidates applies with
even greater the union funds for political
purposes
Moreover it ia morally ndefensble for union officials
for political obtained from union
members oftmes without the of the members by
Of union closed shop condons) when the
bes themselves may be in favor Of such of their
money.
Obviously the present evil should be ended 1t should
be the right of workers who union members make
their voluntary contribution the candidate poti
cal party of their choice and have the decision made
for them by union leaders.
Democracy cannot otherwise survive.
LARRY s. DAVIDOW.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
How to Plug Holes

Continued from Back Page)
Resolved that legislation for federal aid 70 education
should in every make clear that public distinguished
from private and paroehs education is 10 be sole beneficiary
OF the federal aid and that the only exceptions 10 this
should bs legislation designed 10 further scientific other
research at institutions OF higher learning in the interest Of
national defense public health general welfare under cir.
evmssness where would be clear that public would
ret bs used for the propagation OF seearan doctrines the
enrichment OF ssetsrisn institvtons and.
Resolved further that government grants TO former
ssvesmen for the completion Of their interrupted edues
tions should be used precedent for the
granting Of educational aid TO paroehia school pupils theo-
logical seminary students other individuals who have
served in the armed forces and therefore not entitled
the special seompenss which given former seveeen
and
Resolved further that s. IT, the Hill oiIor alton
bill no TO be confused with S. the Hill school construction
bill which does describe the institutions 10 be aided pub
M should be passed unless il is amended 10 insure that
the untold millions in federal which expected
from the Outer Continental Shelf oil not
used 10 aid ssearsn schools and further that the bill H. r.
79 by Representative Fossry Of Rhode Island providing
for aid 10 school construction and other bills which likewise
omit the word public from the description OF education
should all bs defeated unless they amended aid
public schools only"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28

lines for further lower level talks.
g. There has been decision time place for sveh,
. meeting
The Sovsts have not definitely accepted bid 10 such
meeting only indicated they ready 10 climb the summit
During his report the North Atlantic Treaty orssni-
ration Council meeting Secretary Dulles made point o.
telling how he worked 10 convince Americas NATO allies that
all the United States doing the Far East what
doing in Evropedefendns freedom where there free
who want 10 defend their freedom
Al that point the President broke in 10 eomment That
wonderful way TO talk" For II secret that Americas
European allies have fownsd its Asian activities, psre
vsry its ties TO Chang ksshek and lis Formossn oHshors
island policy
The State Sserefss report ranged back and forth from
Europe 10 Asia making these points Q route:
The Diem government in South vstnsm, almost on the
ropes few weeks ago. has good chance OF surviving
Avstrss independence will have Tremendous impact"
o its neghboring Soviet satellites"
Big -Four meeting can be expected 70 discuss German
unifcs alton. level Of atomic weapons satellite
countries international communism. which such pest
round the world
In the prereport announcement by the local cBS fele
vision station substituting the White House show for lis
vlsr feature tho announcer said
I'm order that may bring you special report from
the White House. Foreign Intrigue will not be shown to-
night" So for half hour Foreign intrigue went of tho
air and intriguing report foreign affairs came on
with mssss Eisenhower and Dulles starring in the new show
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
MENTAL ILLNESS INCREASING

detroit NewsI
MENTAL ILLNESS INCREASING
The National Association fq Mental Health has been
pointing out that mental disease 50. common that in
five ,. Of ., til. families % :" hi, "''" likely to be distressed by
NY good friend that distinguished pyehiatrs Dr. Fran
els BraesIand recently said that in Of the children
being born will day trouble with mental dis
ease Certainly then. u would Americans ought
10 start trying TO do something about the situation.
Many mental hospitals today ovsrerowdsd and
that the doctors do very much than
TO take Of the patients physical needs In the better
hospitals in which the doctors strive 10 treat the patients
many are helped and enabled TO 90 home.
Today 900 people under In mental hos.
piias and there many outside who mildly
that they be cared for home Some OF them
keep at work II is alarming that the number OF people
in our mental hospitals has been increasing rapidly
As the National Association for Mental Health 10
pointing out there number Of ideas At present common
the first place mental illness Is not hopeless Many OF the
people who have TO go into mental hospital later sent
home. either cured much improved
One Of the worst ideas lay people. and ply
cans get that all the persons who mentally III
either violent and dangerous silent and Withdrawn Act
vay many psyehote patient who needs shock treatments
institutional will into my office and chat
with integenty and ssnsy about his problem and
what should be done for him.
Many Of the people in mental hospital sensible and
enough long they locked from alcohol
or drugs or unfortunately chosen friends
Another very harmful idea that people In affected fa.
lies often get that u their brother who mentally III would
only use some will power could quit worrying and snap
out OF IT,"
What the relatives do not Is that for time the
brothers will power fvnetionng II Is very ILL., Usually
also the mixed up in his thinking and " his relatives
heard the voices he hears driven the awful fears
or dstrusngs hates that drive him they also would be
psyehotie.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham

Note to the reader, The doctors secretary obaby
had obtained the visitors and II is perhaps under
standabe that heavily burdened psychatrt could be a
bit the extent that he did not associate the
mans name with the celebrity whose name was every
ones tongue.
Billy Graham used ths instance as an illustration of
the bankruptcy of Christ void practces!-whieh reminds
one Of Gods words to ST. Paul. to THE WISDOM or
THIS WORLD is FOOLISHNESS WITH GOD!
OF course any experienced Christian Scientist knows
that visitors psychiat Unity and all the Evanselsts
of todayin fact ALL Christians Hebrews Asatics Com
mun.ts-ALL OF THE HUMAN RACE!-will be forced
to increasingly to Gods Second Coming Of
J-E-SU-S!!n the Masters ever-Present. invincible,
triumphant Christ Science indivduaty-ths true self
hood of every Of us!i!....
And remember. the Master said; "Lo. AM WITH
YOU ALWAYS'i Hence the certain fuhllment OF our
prophecy that after DEATH in that collective CONSIGNMENT
called the next world all human beings will. step by
step become Chri,tke Christian ScenstsJesus being
No I, Of course.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
More Hebrews-Whom Satan

Continued from Back Page)
Witnesses told yesterday OF alleged gifts OF coat TO
government officer home freezer and tine
lingerie persons not yet named and $50 bills to sooa-
week government inspector who denied they bribes
Marvin Rubin professional seeker OF government con-
s for garment makers was called back witness today
70 tell the Senates Investigations Subcommittee more about
bis activities.
= have never paid paYoH." he testified Yesterday
Rubin had orders from subcommittee chairman meC'e'-
DARK to ponder overnight his sworn denial that ne was
influence psddler and his testimony that the $50 bills
*ss loans TO Navy Inspector julius Goldman
Goldman said he took the money advance payment on
\, lob he said Rubin had offered him.
Goldman asked and received permission to return TO the
NOs stand sometime during the day to Clarity the snos'
foO about the money he said he got from Rubin
Goldman testified he accepted t$so almost every Fri
|sy tor period Of three four months in i'o2-wns IN
pns sineoats manufactured for the Navy by the Ansons
Conn., Garment Co., for which Rubin was business hndsr
GIFT OF COAT
Rubin himself told Of having given coat 10 the woman
f0nrse officer Robert r. Kennedy the subeomm'f'ss eoon-
s said the woman is MIS- Mea Hort who worked as con-
'e administrator for military procurement at time when
representing both the Ansonia company and eons
pns ne Of New York City in negotiations Tor clothing
'0o'raes with the government.
Rubin insisted II was innocent gift in all respects
Mrs Ruth Evsove Picout. OF Elenvills. NJ T.. former
oOkkssps for the Bonita company told OF having drawn
ssk 10 pay for the gift Of home freezer to someone sns
know; $50 or SIS TO pay for lingerie gifts by Rubin
others she didn't know; SIS for payment by Rubin to
snment inspector she named Jerome Sehlssnser. and
eass which Mcclellan said TO pay some government
Workers doctor bill
Melvin csrlin former accountant for the Bonita firm
sd that company also had issued check tor slOoo 70
'vsr spending by Rubin FOR the benefit OF Armed Forces
purchasing agents. 81
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28

probIsm7-J A. s.
ANSWER: You have 70 make up your mind that there
things in the Bible you cannot reconcile"
explain Just because the Bible concerned with The deep
truths OF God with limited finite understanding can
not fully penetrate them. All that do is hvmbly 10
accept what the Bible says and try be wise beyond
Is revealed.
That is true for example with regard 70 the mystery Of
Gods Being is quite impossible fully explain the fact
that God One and that God is Thres-ye that what
Bible says All do Is humby 10 acknowledge the glory
OF the Eternal Trinity and 10 worship the Unity.
So II is with free will and election. Both truths
vsssd in the Bible and accept them boih There
be doubt that the gift Of eternal life is offered Christ
whososvsr belisvsth in Him John 81 g. and the Gospel
must be preached 10 all
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
"Ex-Union Aid Tells Of Offer to Hire
Coon"

Excerpts from the Chicago Tribune)
The police and states attorneys office held former
union official yesterday while they Investigated his story
that he had been recruited to hire to further
lence in connection with the strike against the Southern
Bell Telephone company in southern states.
The prisoner Louis Abbste, a.. of 734s s. Arte
sian insurance salesman and former union Of
fetal He questioned by Assistant States Atty. Frank
Fertile after hs by Policeman Sidney Levnson Of
the robbery detail
TELLS OF APPROACH
This the ,tory repeatedly told by Abbate;
He was Contacted" by staying at Loop hotel,
who is prominent oHcsls Of the union strike
against the Southern Bell Telephone company.
The striking union 10 the ClO Communication Work
er, although the Of this mentioned in
Abbate's statement.
The stranger allegedly asked Abbste to get him some
ex-eons" commit "some sabotage" against Southern
Bells properties. Abbste said the gave him "rcute
plans of key Installations of the company in Kentucky.
Mississippi Tennessee, Alabama, and Louisiana to aid the
Eoons in their destructive work
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Communism Can Be Defeated BY the
Prayers and DivineIy Scientific,
(hristIike, Spiritual Thinking Of
Gods Chosen PeopIe-(hristIike
Christian Scientists!

BUT THAT BREED OF THE HUMAN RACE THAT
EXPLOITS OR PATRoNZES THE EXPLOITATION OF
| SEX THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO
INDUSTRIES. ARE A CURSED cENER TIONl!!-U
REPENTANCE OF SIN AND SPIRITUAL REcENE-
kArIoN AND THEIR PRAYERS ARE AS IMPoTENT. IN
THE DEFEAT OF COMMUNISM AS WERE THE
prayers OF SLOPPY THINKING ADAMS AND EWES
IN JESUS TIME. or WHOM He SAID:
|ss NOT LIKE THE HEATHEN. WITH THEIR LONG
PRAYERS AND VAIN REPETlTIoNsT
PART 4
BLACK FRIDAY May 20. l9ss-
PICTURES OF CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARIES OF
MEMBERS or THE u S. CONGRESS- APPEARING
BEFORE CAMERAS FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
WITHOUT SKIRTS POSING IN THE MOST SEDUCTIVE
MANNER POSSIBLE tfor variety show TO be given
Lvns n as benefit for Washingtons children aid program
Detroit Free Press)-
USED BY THE DEVIL TO SPEED UP THE PRoDuc-
|roN OF ADULTERERs AND FoRNlcAToRs. SEX
PERvERTS ADULT DELlNouENTS, WHO. IN TURN,
MIlL BE USED BY THE DEVIL TO SPEED UP THE
PRODUCTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY! WHAT
"A BLACK FRIDAYl WHAT A GOOD FRIDAY FOR
! THE DEvlL!-ANiAAL NAcNETi TiSM!-MATERiAL-
'lsM-ANp pcoMMUNIsMl-WRcH WOULD LIKE TO
UNDERMINE THE MORALITY AND SPIRITUALITY OF
PROTESTANT. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST AMERlcAl
SUCH GOD CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL BASTARD
BEAAvloRMi-as per Hebrews l2;7. 8: "IF YE ENDURE
THE cHAsTENlNc OF THE LORD. THEN ARE We
SONS; iF NOT. THEN ARE YE 'BASTARDS' AND NOT
SONS"
BROTHERS AND SISTERS. THERE ARE LOT OF
GOO CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL BASTARDs RUNNING
AROUND LoosE (smes)
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
dulles and President
Continued from Back Page)
President Roosevelt had his hresds chats; Presder


President Roosevelt had his Gresds chats President Els
snhowsr has his Cabinet interviews
Though comparisons supposed TO be odorovs il is
OF interest and possibly significant that Mr. Eisenhower
less aimed and generally optimistic in his ntepre
tsson Of current events than his Secretary OF State
Secretary Dulles warned Of the dangers Of summit
meeting reporting his talks with the other Big Four
Foreign MISUNDERSTANDING the Sovets vyaeheslav M Mol
He spoke Of the "dsmsy that might follow summit talks
that did produce Of the possibility that state
nsn suggesting agreement where agreement might
be forthcoming.
POLICY or STRENGTH
President Eisenhower at this point broke in suggest
that his State Secretary perhaps gloomy that hs
danger OF that occurring perhaps less than in the
past.
But Secretary Dulles exhibited caution the fruits
Of Big Four meeting he became almost eessie in report
ing the NATo Council meeting that admitted West Ger
many TO the council table and the signing of the Austrian
Treaty.
was then that he suggested that these may
really mark turning in the tide OF history" that he
msnisd that Moscow had suffered It's greatest diplomatic
defeat since the
In specializing on what made the sovsts they did
Mr. Dulles under illusion that the kremn leaders had
got religion" as he put II. or been converted"
Both he and the President attributed the USSRs
rent anisbiy the Vests policy OF strength and vigilance
TO recognition Moseow's part that II may be more
vsnsnt conform OF the rules and practices OF the
civilized world community"
BACK SEVEN YEARS
" there any congressional criticism OF this Esen
hover Dulles performance only at this implication that
strength and vigilance the developments OF the last
two years and in failure mention the support OF the
Dsmoer attic majority in Congress 10 administration foreign
policy we'll give credit TO the previous Democratic regime
for its struggle TO contain" the U.S.SR.
Senator Mike Mansfield Dl Of Montana voiced this stt
hi, that the President could have been
gracious and gone back yesrs instead OF two
years In reviewing the bvdvp OF Western strength and
unity might have recognized Democratic contributions
10 the events Of the last week."
As he elaborated. the President and State Secretary
should recognized the work performed by Senator
Walter George in behalf Of the principle OF bipartissnshp
the from Gsorsis chairman OF the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. the Presidents most effective
foreign policy advocate Capitol Hill he continued to back
the President 10 the h Ne critical Of Mr. Eissn-
howsrs optimism toward summit talk. bot Of Mr. Dulles
caution.
Commenting the State Sserstsry's concern. Senator
George said what needed "a bit faith and
courage More determination 10 approach these problems
In spirit Of faith"
The EissnhowsrDullss references Big -Four meeting
brought out these points
I. There BIG -Four agreement that u will be limited
z. There will be substantive dsesons only guide
(Continued from Back Page)
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28

renowned psychiarst provoked upon having the i'm.
mediate foregoing thrust upon his attention. "here s
that?"
Chicago Trbune)
; YEAR PROBATION GRANTED EMBEZZLER
ON APPEAL BY RABBI
The personal inercesson Of Rabbi Morton Berman
OF Temple Isaiah Israel yesterday probation for three
years for Irving Weiner, 49, Of ll0S Aine St. former
bank teller convicted embez zzing 500 from the Bel
mont National bank, 3179 N. Clark St.
Judge William J. Campbell in federal District court
said his decision swayed by the fact Wener
for medical Of his year old son.
rheumatic fever victim
Rabbi Berman chaplain and Weiner a hospital
corpsman in thel6th marine division in World War H.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Hebrew EmbezzIes $4500-

(Continued from Back Psge)
'"an who had suffered many things OF many physes"''
~ many years, and had spent all her living and was
{v'a.ng bettered but rather grew worse i JESUS
''SALED HERi-pronto. (smes).
And how the dear late Adolph Mysr internationally
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
lis. Disaraeed Before the World
(Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
How the Communists and individuals vnfriendy 10 the
S. in the various nations around the globe must be laugh
~ their sleeves that secretaries Of members OF Congress
[s,Id put on a dssrseefv sex sxhibon-womsn who
Icsy Christians. barring any Jswsssss among them. But
L.,,nIy they funetonns like Jvdared christisns
|smIes
II nothing for Hebrews 10 exploit and put
Lbibiton OF the flesh for the devlI
And putting display Is old sivH in Catholic
lies like Spain, Italy. France and the Catholic countries Of
kovfh America
PART 3
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham Makes
A Sincere. Brief Attempt in
The Following

BUT DETROIT TRIBUNE READERS WILL MORE THAN
EVER RECOGNIZE THE INDISPENSABLE. IMPERATIVE
NECESSITY or THE sNNINc STUPID. LAUNDERING
HUMAN RACE SUBMITTING TO THE DISCIPLINE THE
STUDY, THE PRAYERS THE THINKING. THE
LEADERSHIP OF GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
NY ANSWER
BY BiLlY GRAHAM
Free Presl
QUESTION: believe IN the sonns work OF Christ and
that foraveness ef sins Cor whososveT will" But must
say that when read certain portions OF the Bible find
very difficult rssosns the doctrine Of sssiion and that
ot free will" Can YOU help by trying 10 explain this
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28
Your Health
Continued from Back Pase)
BY DR.. WALTER c. AL

BY DR. WALTER c. ALVAREZ
Emeritus Consultsni in Medicine. Mayo Clinic
and Emeritus Professor OF Medicine Mayo Foundation
Detroit Nswsb
The Detroit tribune., 1955-05-28

rRlBuNE-sAruRDAy. MAY zs. 1855
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09

ments were served to the gu
eStS.
Ted GrubbS is back home
after being on a two W ee k
cruise with the Naval Reserve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foster
and children were dinner guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Nichols and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dick
and family were guests last
Thursday of Mrs. Dicks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ad-
ans Sr. This was also a cele-
bration for Clarke Adams, who
graduated from Burton h g h
school that evening.
Mrs. Paul Adams will be at
the Dicks home in Cleveland
on Thursday and Friday to act
as baby sitter while the Dicks S
attend graduation exercises for
still another relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Texter
observed their 38th wedding an
niversary on May 81
Blaha'S School of Ceramics
has started its summer session
! Mrs. Hal Clark and Mrs. John