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Evening star., 1955-08-21
PRISONERS

SVAAOAA4teOeA BAVAAA y - ~ ~
since March "a, Is4S. He was
born at Amesbury. September 10.
1915.
A news dispatch from Rowley,
Mass. today gave the private's
name as Kumis-not Cumish as
1t was spelled by ofiicials her :.
Rowley is the home Of tho sol-
|dier's sister. Mrs. Burton Martin.
Mrs. Martin said sne had be-
heved her brother dead until
she received four cards from him
recently from q Russian prison
camp. On receiving the cards,
she asked Government officials
TO try to obtain his release.
Enlisted In Germany
The State Department. said
PVT. Fields had been missing
from his unit in Germany since
June 2. 1913. His next of kin
was listed as Mrs. Herman
Bales, Bayside, N. Y. He was
born June 1. 1919. in Brooklyn,
IN. Y. He enlisted in the Army
lin Germany Feb. II, l947.
Army records show Pvt. Fields
lenlisted In 1910 under the name
Iof Feingersch and at that time
gave his emergency address as
Marvin Sirius. a cousin. New
York City. and an uncle. Edward
Sirius. General Delivery. Brook
lyn.
Army records further showed
that Pvt. Fields mother, who
signed herself at different times
as Mrs. May Feingersch and Mrs.
Fields, wrote the Army on q
number Of occasions seeking in
formation about the whereabouts
|of her son. The records do not
show the present whereabouts
of Mrs. Fields.
Reported by Others
The State Department said its
July Is note requesting the re-
lease of the two soldiers was In
line with Its continued efforts
to obtain the release of Ameri-
cans detained In communist bloc
countries. It said the presence
of Pvts. Cumish and Fields In
Russia had been reported by
returning prisoners Of war of
other nationalities.
The American Embassy in
Moscow was informed Friday by
the Soviet Foreign once that
these two and Mr.. Hopkins would
be released. Date and place for
their release were not specified
by the Soviets.
"The case Of Frederick Charles
Hopkins" said the Department,
has never been taken up with
the Soviet government. His
background and the circum-
stances Of his case are unknown
to us. Previous reports from
prisoners Of war returning from
the Soviet Union had mentioned
an American named Johnny
Hopkins as being held in the
Soviet Union. but intensive ef-
forts to trace a person by this
name produced negative results. %
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Queries Kills
500 Million
Research Bid
By JOHN A. GILES

Air Force Secretary Quarles
has rejected q proposal by his
assistant secretary for research
and development, Trevor Gard
ner, that 500 million more be
sought for secret research prof.
ects.
Mr.. Gardner told a San Fran
cisco press conference recently
that a "hreakthrough" in secret
reasearch had been accomplished
and that the Air Force expected
to ask Congress for q supple
mental appropriation Of $l0o
million or more to follow 1t up
He refused to indicate In what
type Of experimentation the
'breakthrough" had taken place
Some speculation linked it with
atomic studies In connection
with aircraft engines.
MIR. Quarles has been assistant
secretary Of defense for research
and development for the last two
years. In that post he has had
overall direction Of all military
research and development.
Believed Unnecessary
Shortly after Mr.. Quarles was
sworn in as Air Secvretary, sue
ceeding Harold e. Talbot. Mr.
Gardner brought up his pro-
posal that more funds be sought
for his projects.
Mr.. Quarles told him that he
thought additional funds were
not necessary at this time ant
that the desired results coult
be obtained by proper alloca.
ton of existing money. Thi'
years appropriation bill carries
$400 million for Air Force re.
search and development.
Mr.. Talbot previously had re-
Ijacted the Gardner request.
In answer to o question. q tor
ofiicial in the Office of Defensi
Secretary Wilson said no con.
sideration was being given Il
ALLEGATION Of more money To-
Air Force research.
Transferred Possible
Mr.. Wilson has the authorit!
to transfer from other appropria'
tions up to $3.50 million to re-
search projects which show un'
usual and unexpected promise
These funds would be taken from
other allocations within the mill
tary department. It is expected
that the funds would be trans.
ferred from procurement money
However, the "breaktllrough'
of which Mr.. Gardner spoke ha.
left top officials Of the Air Forcs
and Mr.. Wilson's ofilce unmovee
up until now.
Mr.. Gardner also is dissatisfied
with relatively small amounts th'
aircraft industry spends on re-
search. He told San Francisc;
reporters that five Of the mato
companies received $3.7 billion II
Aif Force contrasts last year ant
that they had a backlog Of 8
billion worth Of work. But the,
spent only 50 million Of their owl
money on basic research pro
grams. he added.
Evening star., 1955-08-21

surprise to me and ! am very
disturbed about It,"
Kuo and others are undel
arrest.
Wu's statement said Kuo anc
his group stepped UP their ef.
fort at q time when the Chinese
Reds started clamoring for ar
invasion of Formosa.
The statement added:
General Sun. while
pleading negligence and over.
sight in the matter and his ig-
Inorance Of Kuo's subversive in
tentions. which might have
caused serious damage to the
nation, has rendered his resigna.
Ition to the president with a re.
quest for a full investigation oi
the case and his responsibility
therefor"
The 55-year-old general, {
handsome man with a distin.
guished appearance:
Fought the Japanese in 1893:
land 1897.
Commanded the nucleus oi
the new First Army of Burma
once rescuing the British Isl
Division encircled at Yenan.
gaung.
Commanded the 38th Division
which covered the allied retreat
from Burma in 1912.
| Commanded the new First
Army, activated in March, 1914
and won fresh honors In Burma
! Was invited to Europe by Gen
Eisenhower for q tour OF battle.
fields.
Attended the United Nation.
Conference as senior member oil
the Chinese military delegation
Was named commander IL
chief Of Nationalist ground forces
in 1949. holding the post unit
June Of last year.
On June "a. 1854, he became
GeneraliSsirno Chiang's persona
chief Of staff.
Evening star., 1955-08-21

LONDON. Aug. 20 (P.-A dar-
ing sea captain and his first
mate. alone on a battered ship
rode out of a gale in the North
Atlantic tonight inching closer
to victory In a life or death gam
BILE to save their fire-ravaged
craft.
The Swedish passenger liner
Kunesholm took 20 other crew
men OF the 7,133-ton British
freighter Argobeain during a fire
yesterday. but Capt. George Wat
son and Chier ofiicer Kenneth
Seaman stayed aboard to fasten
tow lines when salvage tugs ar
rive.
Dinghy Put Aboard
Tonight the gale lessened and
the British weather ship Weather
Record, standing by 300 miles Oh
the Scottish Hebrides, radioed:
Captain and mate on board
and quite cheerful. Two tugs
should arrive Sunday afternoon
Argobeam has 20-degree List u
port and standing UP to condi.
tions very well. There does not
seem to be any immediate dan
ger of the Argobean collapsing.
I'VE have put o rubber dinghy
aboard for the captain and mate
to use if the situation worsens."
The ship was bound for Copen-
hagen from New York with q
cargo of coal.
London newspapers hailed the
Argobeam skipper as "Carlsen
No. @"
Britain has never forgotten
the saga of Capt. Kurt Carlsen
the Danish-American master who
made his crew abandon ship and
then struggled ON alone for fiye
days to save the United States
freishter Flying Enterprise
Evening star., 1955-08-21

been cleared Tor ooVe-hunting
next month. with deer-hunting
to follow. The STAFF win be es-
tab'ished in Austin. so miles
away.
win Need Help
# he does come back as ma.
jority leader, the Senator made
it plain, he's going to want
| plenty of help. For one thing
he intends to 'let someone else
watch EN-" BY which ne means
he win not be ranging restlessly
around the Senate floor unre-
mittingly from noon until ad-
journment.
He hopes to get a hand with
the work he has been doing
which among the Republicans l.
divided among four men. He has
combined the chores Of floor
leader. committee on committees
conference and policy. Not see
ing SO many people viii be quite
Ia problem for the gregarious
communicative johnson, who
loves to keep In touch with every
one at all times.
"You act like a damn big shot
when YOU play hard to get" he
says. "You want people to think
III they want you. you want
them"
Doubts Back Row
Senator johnson says he may
be back in the back row with
Lehman" when he returns. but
he obviously doesn't think so.
1--WE always had to be UP
against Odds" he says persua-
sively. He recalls his first con-
gressional race. In which he tri-
umphed over eight other can
didates. He had q setback in
194l in his first Senatorial fight
c"RooSevelt was insisting I run,
and like the country girl. I
finally consented"). In 1948. he
won by 81 votes. And in 1883
when he became the youngest
minority leader Of the Senate
since 1888. MY liberal friends
were meeting trying to decide
who they could elect besides me:
they had everything but the
votes"
"They thought 1t was going
to be an oil. gas. Dixiecrat Sen
ate. But I think ! can honestly
say I never sought to use the
Senate to advance the interests
of the party to which ] owe al
legiance. I never felt I should
turn the Senate into d smoke
filled campaign room. or that 90
Senators should be turned into
precinct captains the way some
people think they should be-"
Evening star., 1955-08-21
~ the Associated ersss

A new coal contract calling fol
. $2-per-day wage increase wa
announced last night by thu
United Mine Workers (UMWl
union and northern and steel In
dustry owned coal mine opera
tors.
The UNIV said 1t was the larg.
est wage contract increase nego'
tiated in the unions history.
John L. Lewis. UNIV president
said that he expected other seq.
ments Of the coal industry e
agree to the settlement terms.
The agreement calls for an i'm.
mediate 15-cent-per-hour wags
increase effective September
and a further l0-cent-per-houl
wage increase effective April !
The present daily wage is $18.2l
and the increase would bring thi;
figure to $20.25.
Reached in Secret
Other contract Improvement
call for time-and-a-half pay fol
Saturday work, double time fol
Sunday work, and q tWo-weel
vacation with $l40 in pay.
The agreement was reached Sc.
cretly between the 75-year-olt
Mr., Lewis and Harry NJ. Moses
president Of the Bituminous Goa
Operators Association. MFR. Nose.
represents northern commercial
and captive" mines owned BY
steel mills.
The wage increase applies i'm
mediately to about 125.000 oi
the induStry's estimated 100000
employees. Southern and Western
coal operators still must ratify
it. Mr.. Lewis indicated he would
insist they accept the same
terms
Mr.. Moses told reporters the
wage increase will require q hike
in coai prices, but he said the
amount Of increase will vary be-
tween mines, depending upon
their particular labor and trans
portation costs. He declined to
speculate on the range Of pos.
sible coal increase.
Pact is "Open Ended"
The new contract runs for one
year from September /. 1855 and
is "open ended" in that 1t re.
quires go days notice from either
side to bring about termination
Such termination notice can first
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Cocker Show Shifted

The annual sanctioned match
Iof the Capital City Cocker Club
ORIGINALLY scheduled to be held
lat Hams Point will be held at
ISidwell Friends School today at
z nm.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
New Cool Poet to Give
Miners 81 q Day More

be filed on or after August 81,
lis66.
Mr.. Moses said the man-to-
man deal between himself and
lMr. Lewis will mean more thar
six years without q major Goa
lstrike-unparalleled In modern
history and q tribute to an in
creased sense Of responsibility or
the part of both the union and
coal management"
He disclosed that he and Mr.
Lewis had been negotiating for
10 new contract since April but
that after shadow boxing for
several months. we finally got
together Q week ago" on the con-
tracts terms.
The agreement was announced
at q joint news conference. Re-
lporters first directed their ques-
tions at Mr.. Moses and then
turned to Mr.. Lewis, who pro-
duced q written statement. say
ing In part:
THE agreement is sane and
in the public interest. 1T pre-.
serves the era of pacific rela-
tions effective since 1850. It will
not oppress the coal consumers,
NOR yet expose the brittle-bones
LOT the operators to the icy blasts
lot the coming winter. It is de-
void of MARKHAM babble. and con-
tains no wind or water"
"With Edible Virtues"
The miners chief was asked
whether his phrase MARKHAM
Ibabble" referred to guaranteed
IlayoR pay provisions negotiated
in the auto industry earlier this
year. He replied: "We're not con-
|cerned with what has been nego-
tiated in other industries"
"The agreement" Mr.. Lewis
said. "is a constructive instru-
Iment with edible virtues. Mine
workers require strong meat. and
eating money will produce more
coal than philosophic discourse.
Mr.. Lewis said the average
productivity of American coal
miners Of nearly 10 tons per day
is "an amazing contrast" with
productivity in Britain, and Eu-
rope Of less than 1A ton q
day per man.
Mr.. Lewis said that miners by
the new contract have a better
hourly wage than workers in
either the auto or steel indus
tries.
Evening star., 1955-08-21

since March "a, Is4S. He was
born at Amesbury. September 10.
1915.
A news dispatch from Rowley,
Mass. today gave the private's
name as Kumis-not Cumish as
Evening star., 1955-08-21

been cleared for dove-hunting
next month. with deer-hunting
to follow. The STAFF win be es-
tab'ished in Austin. so miles
away.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
God Sends the Detroit Tribune
Publisher, On Opening Day, 10
Inspect the New, Street Level,
Christian Science Reading Room,

as W. Grand River at Criswold. Hours will be Am.
to PM daily, except Wednesday, Am. to PM, and
Sunday, 2:30 to So 1t is beauty The building outside
and inside, is inspiration. The hospitality most
gracious Met old friends and ones which joy.
And the hour spent in the Reading Room, covering the
entire Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, May 8th in addition
Leaders Hymns, and about FIVE additional
including Martin Luthers thrilling, inspiring verse, "A
Mighty Fortress is God and that be got
ten Onward Christian Soldiers n hour long
be remembered.
And this evening recall having said several per-
this morning, and since: The City of Detroit will
be quite the CT will be more betteras per
Giuseppe, U.s. War Vet.), after this new, beautiful
Hesitation of the hospitality of "our Father-Mother God
allharmonious-snd, too, because the City of Detroit is
a collective human consciousness Therefore, the inv-
ation to the public to make of its infinite substance
advances the moral and spiritual healing of Detroit, Civ
it joyous added, divney scientific, Christlike spirit
ua inspiration, such heals the cripples socalled
But Gods eternaly harmonious, spiritual creation
wherein find true being-s all-space consum-
ing and space-encompassng creation, S-A-TU-R-A-T-
Ing every ota of the universe with heaven and eternal
life!
see-Cod and New c. S. Reading Room-Page
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Speeder "Smashes Into 12-KiIIs g.!
Detroit Times)

Detroit Times)
SLOPPY THINKING, PREYINC SON OF SATAN!
Three killed shortly after midnight to-
day when speeding powed into group of IL per-
budded alongside USlO after three-car collision
one half mile of here
Prosecuting Atty. James Rood said he would issue
warrant charging the death driver, Earl A. Blades
AZ, Beaverton sand and gravel trucking firm owner with
negligent homicide.
See -Speeder Smashes Into 12-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
The Devils Materia Medita and Its
Spiritual Bastard (Heh. l2:7, 81
Child psythiatry, Failed to Heal
Naturally

BECAUSE-Medical psychology is saturated with the
devil!-anmal ma gnetism !-materialism!
The psychatrists and nurses-spiritually naked-are
st running around in spiritual diapers Hebrews
Catholics and acknowledgement Of the devl-who
have healed themselves yet of original sim! And if
they were spiritually honest with God and man. and
try they would be Christike Christian Scientists But
only the pure in heart worthy thereof-as Jesus
said Except ye repent from your and become hum
bic and meek a little child, ye shall in
and enter EVERYWHERE presently heaven and eter-
nal life which SATURATES every iota of the universal
The human and material creations dew
iish, fraudulent MYTHICAL counterfeit of the divine!
Hence the declaration of the CHILDLESS Christ Jesus
'The Way, the Truth. and the Life THIS WORLD
SHALL PASS AWAY"l
THE HUMAN BoDY-IMAGE, NOT PERSON
3-dimensonal mental IMAGE of the sum total Of
human days after the Resurrection,
reduced to its native nothingness'!
See The Devils Msteris Medcs and Its-Page
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the prophets that Christ the
Redeemer would come. And
whatsoever believes in Jesus
that he was Of God, and
keeps the commandments
are His children.
John Saw a New Heaven
And Earth
"And | saw a new heaven
and a new earth: for the
first heaven and the frat
earth were passed away;
and there was no more sea.
And | John saw the holy
city, new Jerusalem, coming
down from God out Of heav'
en-, prepared as a bride
adorned for her husband.
"And | heard a great
voice out of heaven saying,
Behold the tabernacle OF
God 10 with men, and he will
dwell with them, and they
shall be his people, and God
Himself shall be with them,
and be their God.
"And God shall wipe away
all tears from their eyes; and
there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying
neither shall there be any
more pain: for the former
things are passed away.
"And he that sat upon tn
throne said, Behold, ! MAXI
all things new. And he said
unto me, Write; for these
words are true and faithful
Revelation: 2l:l.s
Continued on Page 81
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Walter Reuther' S Dangerous
G.A.W. Demands"
BY HOMER DODGE
Reprinted from SPOTLIGHT

Homer Dodge SPOTLIGHT. eminent news
veteran observer Of Washington
His judgment such matters often
In April Walter Revfher will attempt The longest stride
yet proposed this country toward realization Of The welfare
state AS head Of The United Automobile Workers. he will
open negotiations with Ford and General Motors for
snieed annual wage
He Is fully Of the inability Of any company no
matter how strong remain In business under The capitalist
system bvrdsnsd with such eommifmsn Thsrsfers he
has forced upon shs American people s conclusion that
what he seeks Is thoroughly soeislzsd seonoy - ~
See Walter Reuther Dangerous - Psse7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
"Fruehauf Sales Net increased

Detroit News
Fruehsvf Trailer Co. sales for the first three months OF
this year As per above the first quarter OF 1884
Roy Frvehsvf. president, reported today
Sales this year s4797o,3l9 compared with $751;
795826 year ago.
Commercial trailer sales in March 30 per cent
higher than in any other month in the eompanys history
Fruehauf said.
Net earnings reported at S7ol7eo. equal TO SO
per share the average number Of shares
outstanding during the quarter Net for the period last
year was $llol,7o2, or SO cents per share.
See-Fruehauf Sales Net Increased- Page
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God Himself being Spirit
Works Through Principle.
God being Spirit, and the
only Creator, man has the
intelligence of Mind, to guide
him, and Gods man, created
in His image and likeness,
has nothing to do with the
fall of Adam.
Mankind should magnify
God, stop shining, and God
will not set Adams mark OF
disobedience against him.
God did not make any
bridge of mental malpractice
for the human race to walk
over, stumble and fall.
Life. Truth and Love, did
not cause Adam and Eve to
become disobedient Git was
the falsity of human con-
fusion). He created the real
man to be obedient to His
commands and be great that
the children of men should
be great throughout the
ages. But somewhere in the
Adam and Eve mist, the
children of men became con-
fused and their offspring
continued to grope in dark
ness until God showed Moses
the way to help them find
the way out of the human
fog of fear, and confusion.
Through the 100 years
Moses was leading, fear and
confusion caused many to
die. Centuries passed and
God continued to whisper
through the consciousness of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
" Willie Mays Luekiest Strikeout

The new issue Of Confidential sale May 3rd that @
blood tests proved that paternity charges brought against
Willie by Southern woman without foundation.
The girl had insisted that Mays was the father Of M
baby boy born Oct g. 1854 but Willie denied the charge and
with the help OF attorney obtained by the Giants manage
meni. insisted on blood tests.
BY mutual agreement" the article states two Of The
nations outstanding experts were selected 10 make The is
One was Or. Philip Levine head Of the ortho RsssHe
Foundation in Rsrifan, NJ j. scientist prominently men
Toned for The Nobel prize.
The other was sqvsIIyfsmsd Dr. Alexander S. Wisn'
OF srookyn Doctors Levine and Weinsr fhe eodse'r
Seville Mays Luekiest Strikeout-Page
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God Takes the Detroit Tribune
Publisher to the Dearborn Christian
Science Church

Herewith, his remarks substantially as first speaker
during the testimony period:
already feel richly repaid for stopping in this lovely
beautiful church. Those two hymns most inspiring es
peesy the first mo- 99 presenting the 9lsf Psalm Also
inspired and inspiring readings from the Bible and from
textbook by beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy
am grateful for the many channels OF our won
movementthe Bible Lessons and treasured text
books international daily newspaper,
which gives such wise guidance in national and international
matters
We living in revolutionary times. Mrs. Eddy spoke
Of Christian Science eeetng mighty revolution and
reformation religion. ethics, politics society economics
ither apevtics and eduestion).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
More Of the Devil in the Unions!
MussoIini, Hitler, and Stain Type
of Behavior!

TOO MANY OF THE DEVILS INVOLUNTARY GOD
CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL 'BAsTARDs Heb. l27, 81
IN ORGANIZED LABoR-"WHoM SATAN HATH
HoUND"-LET LOOSE AS AN AFTERMATH, A
DECADE AFTER WORLD WAR L. VIA THE DEVILS
HEeRAIc. COMMUNIST, DEMOCRATIC ADMlNlsTRA-
TONS or FRANKLIN. ELEANOR. AND HARRY
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL, SPIRITUAL PRosT
TuTESl SIS 4 ~
Chicago Tribune First Page, s-coIvmn caption:
see-More Of the Devil in the Unons-Paae
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Are We Losing Our Religious
Freedom"
An Interview with GLENN ARCHER.
Executive Director, p. o. A. u.

EDITORS NoTE How Is the prinepl. Of church and sis
separation srins In the United States foday7
work behind the scenes making subversve the p
epe OF the First Amendment and what coun
ACT smS How can ministers and lsymsn help preserve
= See--Are We Losing Our Relisious--Psse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
Union Power to Kill Paper Underline

Detroit News)
NEW YORK, April 2s.-tUP)-The Brooklyn Chamber
OF Commerce urged Congress TO adopt legislation aimed at
prohibiting labor unions from using tactics which the chamber
said ensger freedom Of the press guaranteed by the
Constitution.
See-Union Power to Kill Paper Under Fire-Page
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NEWS FROM CONFIDENTIAL MAGAZINE

1897 Broadway New York ~ N Plaza 7-4OM
Blood tests by two information yfsmovs doctors saved
Willie Mays, spectacular Giants ovieder from psfernt
suit in the public court this spring. Confidential msgsi"
revealed today.
In article