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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
JUST RELEASED

Pine CaIvi-Pianist Calvi,
with the Dino Olivieri Orches-
ira, offers an outstanding LIP
entitled Autumn in Rome"
Calvi's brilliant. moody and
expressive style is expertly
showcased against the sooth-
ing strings of the orchestra,
as they play a dozen Italian
tunes, a number of which
have already reached these
shores via American versions.
It's a truly enchanting set,
and you'll recognize such
loevly melodies as "Autunno
in Roma" "Anema E Core"
"Arrivederci Roma" and Non
Dimenticar." Capitol T.
10027.)
The DiamOnds-"Soft Sum-
mer Breeze" is given melodic
treatment by the vocal group.
Backing Of "Ka-Ding Dong"
is a trite rock and roll tune
that will probably click. (Mer-
curry 70934x45D
Roger Coleman - Another
full-voiced singer is presented
in two fine sides, "Only the
One" and Half Way to
Heaven" CMGM K122980
Clifford BrOwn-Max Roach
If you like this group headed
by Brown and Roach, then
you'll enjoy their new LIP
which was recorded at New
York's Basin Street night club.
They employ wide improvisa-
ton on such numbers as What
Is This Thing Called Love-"
"I1l Remember April" Time"
and four others. (EmArcy
MG-36070J
Claude ThOrnhiIl-This LIP
contains material originally
waved some years ago. but it
sounds fresh today, due TO
claude's preceptiveness. Tunes
feature his fabulous piano
style, along with sparkling
solos by other sidemen. Most
Of the numbers are instrument
tai. with some top-notch vocals
being contributed by Russ Nc
1ntyre and the Snowfiakes.
Among the II tunes are "Oh
Lady Be Good" Where or
When" There's q Small Ho-
tel" In the Garden Of Forget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
By MARGARET L. FISHER

At Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Charlotte, N. c.. last Monday,
Washington bridge experts
walked of with regional team
titles. Alvin Roth. David Muir
ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Said
Haddad claimed the keystone
Conference crown, while Rich
ard Freeman teamed with a
Virginia aggregation to cap
ture the Mid-Atlantic Con-
ference title.
Both regionals attracted
large contingents Of Washing
ton tourney fans, but it was at
Pittsburgh that our players
made the better showing.
The team game was won in
tight competition among q
record 66 teams of top talent.
Roth, Murray. Said and Betty
Haddad finished in a tie with
an expert Cleveland foursome
(3612 wins out Of Sc matches).
A scant half-board out Of
first were Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Gabrilovitch, teamed
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lesko Of Pittsburgh, formerly
of Washington. In the Pitts
burgh opening last Sunday,
Gabrilovitch and Roth took
over fourth honorS among 258
pairs. Gabrilovitch with Dave
Murray rated another fourth
in the field of 80 pairs in the
mems event. For points won
with these honors, together
with a section top paired with
his wife, Wanda, in the mixed
event, Gabrilovitch received
one Of two cumulative winner
awards" a portable TV set.
Another close call for a
Washington player, Miller
Roberts. OF 222 couples, he
and Mrs. Lillian Harrison
(Baltimore) ended in runner
up spot in the mixed pair
event-one match point behind
the Philadelphia champions,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Solomon.
Other honors to present and past
Washingtonlans: Michael Michaels.
John g. Kunkel. 9Th, Roth-Haddad.
6tn over all in the mems pairs; the
Lesbos Sd over all In the mixed pairs.
Section tops: Mrs. GabRilovitch- Mrs
LeSko In the women's pairs: Henry
Rau-Miller Roberts in the mems
pairs. Section runnerup: Mrs. Haddad,
Mrs; T. c. Keach-Mrs. L. W. CasselI
IN the women's pairs; Stuart Dunlop,
Paul KILLER with out-of-toWn partners,
IN the mixed event; Mrs. Lester Glib
son-Mrs. Carl Tessmer in the opens
At. Charlotte, Freeman was the only
one to win big honors for the Wash
ington delegation. Sharing the team
title with him are r. L. Miles and Nor
man Berlin of Norfolk. Mrs. J. E. Fol-
line, Mrs. Louise Eisenman of Rich
mond. They topped the 40 team field
with SO wins in So matches. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
CARNEGIE HOWL

The idea seems to have got
around that actual concerts
make something special in re-
cordings. If something spe-
cial' is taken to denote some
thing good, the idea is hard
to understand.
Jussi Bjoerling gave a re-
cital last September in Carne-
gle Hall. It started of, one
gathers. with Beethoven's
Adelaide" and wound up with
Fosters II Dream Of jeanne
With the Light Brown Hair"
Apparently the hearers liked
the proceedings thoroughly.
For a hving-room listener
to share this enthusiasm, how
ever, means having enthusi-
asm for not only both Ade-
laide and Jeanne but IA other
heterogeneous numbers, recur-
rent (and absolutely imperish-
able) audience applause (some
OF it discordantly VOCAL and
Carnegie Halls acoustics
(Which were hardly marshaled
on this occasion for the prime
benefit Of a microphone).
When Lotte Lehman sang
her way into retirement, a re-
cording Of the occasion made
partial amends for what had
not been done in the studio.
1t is hard to see how Victor
could fail to do better than
this by the still virile Bjoer-
ling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
By JAMES G. DEANE

Anyone who automatically
ignores vocal records will be
missing some unusual pleasure
in a new Vanguard issue.
The record is a collection of
songs long sung (but probably
less welD by German univer-
sity students. In this case the
singers are Erich Kunz, the
well-reputed baritone Of the
Metropolitan and other operas,
and the mems chorus of the
Vienna Volksoper. plus or
chestra.
Vanguard's jacket intri-
guingly describes the repertory
as pertaining to "wenching,
winning and other irreverent
paStimes." This columns recol-
lection of college German
didn't disclose anything very
shocking. but it's solid good
fun, rousingly recorded.
"GaudeamuS igitur" is one of
the songs, of course. Another,
"Luetzows wilde Jagd," was
composed by Carl Maria Won
Weber. Most of the compos-
ers. though, are shrouded in
pleasant mystery.
One can safely predict
"Luetzows wilde Jagd" will be
heard on more than one cam
pus this autumn, and not Just
In Germany.
Herr Kunz also has q pleas
ant little Angel record OF
Viennese cafe songs out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
TURNTABLE TALK
University Songs
Make Lively Disc

tered has been produced by a
New York outfit called Book
Records, Inc, the same one
which issued a bird book
uniquely equipped with a rec
ord Of Cornell University bird
calls. Chat was irresistible,
too
The new album is q COM
bined recording and songbook.
It traverseS IL lullabies, of 10
different nationalities, which
have inspired youthful slum-
Der for generations. Various
singers, accompanying them
selves on the banjo, harp,
guitar, dulcimer, either and
lutte. perform them. There are
also attractive Illustrations
and notes.
The folk-muSic enthusiast
should relish this collection.
But one suspects the ones
for whom the music is in
tended will enjoy it most.
Book Records has enlisted
Swift Eagle, a Pueblo Indian,
in another project, q collec-
ton Of stories, songs and
dances handed down by his
race. Swift Eagles 6-year-old
son is heard in one number.
This album, Interestingly IL
lustrated. also should attract
folklorists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
ADDENDA

MOAC NOCd1 ISSUES.
A young American bass,
Norman Foster, is responsible
for a persuasive rendition of
Mahler'S Observation-Disclosures"
and the less familiar but
equally listenable ''Lieder zines
fahrenden GeSellen" on Vox.
Those who know only SYM
phonic Mailer should not miss
sampling this music. Jascha
Horenstein conducts.
Boris Christoff, whose re-
corded Boris" still is the basis
for his American fame, can be
heard on Victor in an inter-
esting collection Of Russian
songs. accompanied by choir.
Another Victor release revives
a famous set Of recorded DO
ris" excerpts by Alexander
Kipnis.
London. which seems to have
taken over the Ducretet- Thorn
son catalog formerly handled
by Westminster, has reissued
the Inghelbrecht conducted
performances of Debussy's
'LEnfant Prologue" and la
Damoiselle Elue" paired on an
LIP. The former is still the
only LIP version available. The
conductor is q specialist in this
music. The singing is ade-
quate.
Ravel's Histories Naturel-
les" and five songs by Faure,
set to Verlaine texts, are en-
gagingly sung by Baritone
Gerard Souzay on a 10-inch
London disc. Another Souzay
disc offers a group Of Chaus-
son songs. The mezzo, Irma
Kolassi, offers songs of De-
busy, including lie Prone
noire DIES deux amants," on an
other attractive London disc.
London offers no texts with
any of these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
TOPS IN POPS
Nv ROB WILLIAMS

The Soviets are apparently
turning the Iron Curtain into
a swinging door, with the cold
war becoming a "cool" war.
RCA Victor's international
division recently received q
request from the Russian Min
istry of Foreign Affairs for a
number of mambo and cha
cha discs, which they wished
to use among the Soviet
youth clubs. Naturally, RCA
Victor is gladly supplying the
discs, with the hope that
through the mutual love of
music, the two nations may
come to a better understand
ing of one another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
SLUMBER SONGS

One Of the most charming
record albums I have encoun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

OVERTONES

The impressive series of con-
certS announced in last Sum-
days Star as contemplated
this fall at Adas Israel Syna-
gogue will actually be held at
st. Georges Episcopal Church,
Arlington. The opening con-
cert, featuring John Wigent at
the Church's fine new organ, is
scheduled for September 16 at
5 pm.
The Washington music sea-
son reaches its solstice this
week with not a single concert
on tap for music-lovers.
\ 4 \ \
The fifth national addition
for young musicians sponsored
by the Friday Morning Music
Club Foundation to award the
$1,000 Music Club Scholarship
for singers and the Gilderoy
Scott $500 Memorial Scholar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

in a recent paper-back which
is selling like hot-cakes. This
anthology should send you
scrambling to the originals,
which are available in four
eaSy-to- take volumes.
Shaw's cavalier impatience
with anything less than the
very best-and who can say
that his is not the music
critics proper attitude?-may
perhaps make you a little more
sympathetic with the plight of
today's honest but somewhat
less gifted reviewer who knows
that yesterdays concert or re-
cital was really not the best
one heard here in years and
tries to tell his readers so
frankly. After all, everything
can't be perfect, even in music.
and by trying to be too kind,
all too frequently the critic
succeeds only in belittling the
best.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Jesus Will Soon CONF" AGAIN

Something truly has been added that od-fashionsd
religion Of fathers which will eventually World
Wars and private we'll and he tragic large numbers
Of premature deaths disasters tragedies due sipshod
thinking. discipline. prayers, leadership.
More Jesus promise: The believing the understanding
and obsdsnt Christian shall heal the sick epers;
they drink any deadly thing. shall hurt them They
shall take serpsnts devs-spfval wieedness
in high psees MAKE the blind the deaf hear
lame 70 walk he dumb speak, raise the dsad-desd above
ground In the DEVILS Adam and dream counterfeit Of
Gods Christ dea"fhs Way, the Truth and the LeI That
heavenly and eternal and be realized HERE AND NoW
God bless you sI perfect offspring Of cod!-wheh you
al in your true your chrsks. spiritual triumphant.
eternal ndvduaIitss. ....
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
COD bio NOT MAKE THIS CONDITION!
THEREFORE, you DON'T NEED 70 HAVE III

THEREFORE,. you DON'T NEED 70 HAVE III
YOU CAN'T POSSIBLY KEEP iTl
AND REALLY. you HAVEN'T GOT IT!
IT'S JUST An ILLUSION AND oELusoN or THE
DECEPTIVE ADAM AND EVE PHYSICAL SENSES!
l. myself by the grace Of God. number Of years ego.
msrsy BY telephone call 70 major league baseball office
not Detroit enabled their leading operation
for appendicitis scheduled for that very day.
The telephone cell put in sf about 1890 in the
message hsvs faith thst she could deliver The spirit Of the
message per Scripture rsspsetor Of per-
sons" and "a little child shall Tor msyl lead fhsm."
Al Loo o'clock that day there radio report that this
would play end he did and continued play Some
later Detroit paper referred that saying that in 1889
he had escaped operation for appendicitis Would he do
so now7
An interesting sdsIisht: said TO fhe mature
eipIent Of the MESSAGE you should talk with your multi
millionaire regarding the star you may to him
that the Crusader who called him years syo
81 The Book Cadillac HOTEL Detroit relative that
$4,000 purchase Of star Pitcher who could not pitch for
many months. owing TO seemingly dead
The pitcher and the informed individually
that he problem not medical physical but moral and
spiritual And the Christ Messiah the 10th Century the
only perfect medicine in ihs vnivsrss
The pitcher rs games his sos In five years. losing
less than 10. II our memory correctly.
PART
you HAVE GODS AND JESUS AUTHORITY TO
MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS
MASTER" ACCORDING TO CHRIST.
Your true being, Gods image and likeness has always
had divine dominion Hence Jesus teachings Of LIFE MORE
ABUNDANTlY." and
These signs shall follow them that beIieve-they shall
speak with tongues"
The clergy often says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
MeNamara Raps Press
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART
TWO TERMS HAD BEEN THE ACCEPTED LIMIT
OF OUR FINEST PRESIDENTS
BUT THE DEvlL-ANMAL MAGNETlSM-vIA THE
JUDAS, CHRIST VOID ANTI-cHRIsT JUDAISM, AND
THEIR PALS, THE COMMUNISTS AND THE cRossER
ASPECTS or ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND PROTESTANT
ISM. GAVE THE DAMNABLE SPIRITUAL TRAITOR.
FRANKLIN DOUBLE DEALING ROOSEVELT. THE
POWER TO coLLABoRATE WITH THAT MASS
MURDERER AND SPIRITUAL LuNATIc. JOSEF
sTALIN!-THANKs. IN LARGE MEASURE, TO
THE DEVILS JUDAISM AND THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLICISM ENDEAvoRINc TO PERvERT AND
TAKE OVER THE REAL GERMANY OF PROTESTANT
PIONEER. MARTIN LUTHER
HENCE THE RISE OF HITLER
KNIGHT NOTABLE EXCEPTION
MCNAMARA RAPS PRESS ON IKE HEALTH STORIES
BY James M. HaswsII free Prsss)
Observation-Disclosures McNsmara H.. Meh) caused an
angry Senate Wednesday by saying the seems
70 have abandoned It's normal eptiea tradition in report
Ing news Of the Presidents health
Senator KnowIsnd r., csl Senate Republican leader.
snorv said MeNsmsra reflection the integrity Of Mr.
Eisenhower and his doctors
Senator coIdwassr r.. Arz) said he was greatly
shocked" by MeNamars's views.
Senator Chavez TO- NJ M rushed to MeNsmaras defense.
THE Senator from Michigan has taken the oath -
the Senator from California" Chavez said.
want him MeNsmsrs to be free TO what he thinks
we'll as ne Knowsndl
Mellsmsrs said Presidential Press Secretary James c.
Hsserty appears have shielded the public from full
knowledge Of the Presidents progress.
No said that while White House reporters KNOW
more facts publishers apparently print Them
He called Publisher John Knight Of The Detroit Free
Press and other Knight newspapers notable exception
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
"MeN AND WOMEN OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
ARE YOU CALLED TO VOICE HIGHER ORDER or
Sc'eNce3 THEN OBEY THIS CALL co. " YOU MUST,
TO THE DUNGEON OR THE scAFFoLD. BUT TAKE NOT
BACK THE WORDS or TRUTH. HOW MANY ARE THERE
READY TO SUFFER FOR RIGHTEOUS CAUSE. TO
STAND LONG SIEGE TAKE THE FRONT RANK. FACE
The FOE. AND BE m THE BATTLE EVERY DAYT
PART 3
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL WHATSo-
EVER! THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SPIRITUAL LUNAcY
TO THE CONTRARY NOTWITHSTANDING
GOD. THE ONLY REAL MIND, AND PARENT. SUBJ
STANCE, OF ALL REAL THOUGHTS AND IDEAS.
The Externally cHRlSTLIkE AND SPIRITUAL. AND
NY CREATION THE ONE AND ONLY REAL m THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE, OF Externally HARMONIOUS
CONSCIOUS BEINGS. NY VERY IMAGE AND LIKE
NESS REFLECT NY oMNIPoTENcE AND COMPLETE
CONTROL OF ALL REALITY AND DENY REALITY
TO ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE DEVILS MYTHICAL
HUMAN AND MATERIAL coUNTERFElTs AND
BuRlESoUEs OF NY INFINITE. ALL-sPAcE.ENcoM-
PASSING HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFEl-AND NY
oMNlPoTENcE AND lNFINITUDE SHUTS OUT
ABSOLUTELY ANY POSSIBILITY OF INTRUSION
OR UsURPAToN BY A sUPPosTlTloUs CREATOR
PARENT. SUBSTANCE. SUCH AS MATTER, A MENTAL
PHENOMENON AND M-Y-T-H!-THE DEVIL. THE
'PHoNYs' sUBsTANcEl
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

last year. For hs first fine since is47 ihs number Of
Of total syphilis end senorss show IN vptvn In hs whole
population.
Ihsss trends Syphilis he'd been decreasing sines
w. cenesrhss he'd bssn dropping since 1877 The
curves OF these diseases for the country whole had been
clipping af such steady downward the Down
sweep came to b regarded shs normal Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

(Consinued from Back Page)
PART ~
THE WORD AND PRAYER THAT HEALsi
The foregoing reasoning God hes given enables
millions speak with divine authority TO shs sick. the dis
ssssd. the dying shs crippled ihvss
(Coutinusd Next Column top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
hospita|rs Error Blamed

,s sGSatnSs ;' f. s.S Beck Ss, P as2z. -.
FoRTER WHO WILL TEACH you ALL THINGS!
John l4ABY WOMAN" Matthew l3:33-THE
"LEAvEN"-cHRlsT MESSIAH TO ALLLWHIcH SHE
WOULD "PUT INTO THREE MEASURES OF MEAL
SCIENCE THEOLOGY, MEpIcINE"-shs title Of the
Sixth Chapter Of NY INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE SAVIOR, LIBERAToR. PROTECTOR OF
THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. THE {. S. TEXTBOOK.
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TuREs"ZDlcTATED' TO NY BELOVED DAUGHTER
REvELAroR. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES OF ALL
TIME. THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY.
THIS TEXTBOOK IS NY MASTER HEALER, MIRACLE
WORKER. EDUCATOR, TO WHICH THE ENTIRE
HUMAN RACE WILL HAVE TO BEND THE KNEE!I-
AND LIKE IT.!
HOSPITALS ERROR BLAMED FOR TWO DEATHS
BY POISON
(chTcsso Tribune,
NEWTON. Mass. June II AP-Avshorfies said today
mxvp preparations caused ihe poison deaths Of two patients
st the Nswon-WsIIssIsy hospital last Sunday night
The victims Gordon NJ MeAvIIin. SO. . hardware
dealer and Mrs. Marion C. Dvmon S. estate dealer
and wife Of an automobile dealer.
District Airy EphrsIm Martin said they given .
dose Of sodium nitrate by mistake.
Martin said The sodium nitrate used for cleaning
surgical instruments.
PROBE UNDER WAY
Mrs. Dvmoni had been the hospital than hours
MevIIin had the hospital 10 days. undergoing
Mark C. Wheeler. president Of the hospital said an
investigation is under way
MeAvlns widow. Alice. librarian for the city Of New.
fon said today she wants " full investigation that there
Is no chance Of This ever happening again. She added
II hope people won't lose faith in The hospital because OF
what happened. u very definitely accident"
The district attorney said MeMvIin and Mrs. Dvmont
given the poison by someone who thought u mild
esthsrse In advance Of x-vsys.
Robert Dunont said gave his wife "sbovt Two
thirds Of iggsrfv Of This material with glass Of water
TURNS WHITE AS SHEET"
He said his wife downsd II with dsissss. commented
he sovInsss quickly svlped glass Of wafer and In 10 min
vtss, was white . sheet"
She died moments after that. ths husband said.
Apparently" said Police II. John N. MeMvIin. III
accidental mixvp In medicines.
Invssssssors concentrated trying 10 find out how ss
deadly sodium nlsrss dsvssivs Of nitrous seid nitric seid
Yes chemistry svdsns7 70 b switched with shs mild
eAshsrsie prescribed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Spiritual Darkness Of India!

1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" WILL BE AN
AWAKENING TO THE Externally HARMONIOUS.
DIVINE IDEAS OF NATION, MAN. LIFE. TRUTH.
LOVE, WHICH ARE ALREADY PERFEcT-AND HAVE
BEEN-THRoUcHoUT ALL ETERNITYl-
BUT SHADOWS DO DIsToRT THAT WHICH THEY
REFLEcTI-ALTHoUcH THE MIRAGE IN THE SKY
HAS BEEN so PERSUADlNc THAT lNNUMERABLE
TRAVELLERS HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
AND So NY PROPHET JEREMIAH DECLARED: 1.-THE
HEART IS DEcEITFUL AND DESPERATELY WICKED.
WHO CAN KNOW IT?"
ANSWER: NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND AS DECLARED TO MRS.
EDDY, NY INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss
UNDERGRADUATES OF THE CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH
1.-THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MoRTALs ALIAS
MORTAL MlND"I!l-p. 2, ~ w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

Bv Robert S. Bird ~ Y. Tribvnel
IN vsnsrsa diseases tssnagers In oil sections
Of ihs country worrying national and state health svfor'
ties Figures Of the United States Public Health Service indicate
that more than 100000 tsenagsrs will contract vensrss
disease this yssr-shsr gonorrhss syphilis or one OF fhs
less diseases minimum OF one OF every zoo teen
the country estimates will get sonorrhss fhs year.
ten serious ovsbrssks Of vensrea disease IN seven
states within the last year. half OF the infected persons were
young people In their teens.
In caIfornis Michigan and Illinois tssnsss gonorrhss
has been rising steadily for the past four years and IN en
and Ohio primary and secondary syphilis has also Dee"
The increase among sssnsgsrs for the same period
The feet L. ssnagsrs and young adults account tor sseuf
onssM Of The entire easslosd OF vsnsrss disease o"os'
treatment In this country today
The worst of II Is that alarming number OF sdoiesesnfs
don't know they have The diseases after they eonfrse mem
And many are afraid seek treatment IT they svsPee me
symptoms
Most Of the vsnsrssl disease officially reported IN
this country are being through fhs detective work
Of local state and Federal vsnsrea control teams win 'ns
aid Of private physicians.
For each case Of new syphilis infection being found among
ssnusrs these teams turning three fesnsss cases OF
early sseu, svps This that three out OF every tour
youngsters found with syphilis have gone without freshmen
Tor from one 70 four years. possibly transmitting '"s os
to others during that slms
RsIsssd upurns In these diseases within the isen'ses
group md equally porisnovs are o'nsr oP~''' '''
smsns shs general pepvIsiion.
oN3cislrspevfs from twenty-five states ana soo'ss" ~
cities IT kvesd geographical distribution reveal new
In IRE attack sf senevrhss and syphilis OF DOT" '' "
(contnusd Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

NJ TRIBUNE--sATURDAY, JULY 2s, 1855
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Fog In Foggy Bottom

The latest in the EaSt-West checker game which
has stake the entire Middle East at presstme is the
postponng of the release to Israel of IL French es obv
ousy awaiting approval of the U.S. State Department.
The jets would be- of course, most welcome and most
needed by Israel to help offset the massive superiority of
being attained by the Arabs The delay keyed
by the newest Arabian aront to the West the dismissal
of British 1t. Gen. John Bagot Glubb military adviser
to the Jordanian and the resultant heghtening of
war tension on the Israeli borders.
The Middle East rumblngs contrasted by anoth
noise coming out of Washington the sound of Secre
tary Dulles dragging his heels He doesn't about to
take realistic view of the Middle East and of Israes
predicament Nor does he prone to allow any fool
ish ideals to ntrude his thinkngdeas for example
which have to do with helping the only democratic nation
of the Near East to defend itself and helping small and
terribly outnumbered people to stay alive Mr.. Dulles
too preoccuped with his pious notions of absolute
U.S. neutrality between Jews and Arabs which is rath
like being neutral when you bunch of hoodlums
about to jump an old lady.
Mr.. Dulles. testimony before the Senate foreign rela
tions committee week ago, pleaded to keep the
Arabsrae issue removed from domestic political pres
sures, which is about silly anyone get Would
he also prefer to have the farm problem removed from
domestic political pressures? And DixonYates? And
civil rights? Domestic political pressures the stuff of
public opinion and public opinion still shapes the
of the nations affairs.
The state department, you probably know, is To-
Gated in part of Washington known Foggy Bottom.
That's pretty apt since Mr. Dulles is about foggy the
Near East issue get.