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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
ANOTHER READER TOUCHES ON THE UNITED
NATIoNs-FRANcE, ALGERIA, IN
Demands for Statemanship !"
70 The Christian Science Monitor:

To The Christian Science Monitor:
The ssrmt wskout staged by the French delegation
shs United Nations the tovehy Algerian question faithfully
reflects their eountrys senveness any outside
Interference in what they consider the sole Of France
Aware Of this probably, the other members Of the Western
Big Three the United States and Britain gave the French
sympathetic support in the voting the Algerian issue and
thus bseked-st least temporary-the French contention
fhs since Agers part Of their country its affairs solely
French domestic issue Whether serious damage will
result uN prestige from the French wakovt remains TO be
seen.
Powerful forces operating everywhere in todays
shrvnken world taking shape in growing, grim resolve
among It's win greater freedom, sedefeminston
and social beitermen Fsnstics raonass among peoples
such the Moocean and Agersns react ervdey 10 them
through violence and boodshed against constituted authority
which Of defeats the very purpose they want
achieve.
Dealing with such inAsmmsbe situations requires high
order Of craftsmanship that accurately gauge the extent
scope merit Of the demands being put forward by
ssions such those in North Africa Policies and methods
resting TOO heavily say historical preesdens old traditions
and SUCH cope with Them They phenomena Of the
twentieth century and need new look in world affairs TO
deal with them.
There Is talk among Frenehmen Of granting some
Of segovernment TO Morocco and perhaps Algeria
This will certainly be step in the right direction and in
wolves real loss for Them On the contrary the powerful
currents Of good will will in their favor Peoples in
many parts Of globe slowly but surely increasing fhe
tempo Of their onward march demand freedom and self
dissemination nations UNs prestige will rise fall
according 70 The eonsvevensss Of its handling Of this all
important issue. Norton Webb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Loyal Dog Attacks Police Helping
Stricken Master"
IN. Y. Tribynel
BY WALTER ARM

William Thomas, foriy-three, is sick and lonely man
whose best friend Is his fugrown brown boxer, Rocky
Rocky proved that friendship yesterday, but in mis-.
guided burst Of loyalty that almost disastrous for Mr.
Thomas and painful for Paoman Pasqvse Forgone Of e
{. Fifth 81. station.
AS was his custom, Mr. Thomas left his home al l3 Rut
gers Place at pm for his daily stroll with Rocky At the
southeast Of Second Ave. and lh ST. Mr. Thomas
collapsed with an attack Of epilepsy
Rocky Immediately stood guard over his unconscious
master crowd collected neghbor called police and
radio pafroman Forgione and his partner Anthony cspo
ongo, responded
As the officers approached the stricken man. Rocky
growIsd and barred his teeth The patroen talked 10 him
quietly and Pairomsn Forgone tried grasp his collar
Rocky Unsed at the policeman biting his right hand his left
forearm and ripping his uniform Psironan cspoonas
dragged his stricken partner away the dog continued
growl.
An ambulance summoned and the American Socjsf,
for she Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals notified crowd
almost 1000 gathered and Rocky kept all at distance
for half an hour
Some produced Of dog food and Rocky nlbbIss
al II without nisrrvpins his vigilance When the A. p c.
truck arrived agent Thomas Bsrnshsw donned leather glove
and used TO drag the dog away from the stricken man
Mr.. Thomas taken 10 Columbus hospital Pafronnsr
Forscne treated At Bellevue Hospital Rocky whining fo
his master taken TO the A. S. p A. shelter 81 YorI
Ave- and 92d 81.
When Mr. Thomas recovered consciousness and was to-.
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
BACK IN FORM

Excerpts from The Detroit News)
With whoop and hoer the AMERICAN LEGION
has reverted type surprising only those who naivey be-
eved that facts and should influence the minds of
free
The Legion convention without debate and with no
roll call passed series of resolutions condemnng the
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organ
astiou luNESco) and demanding that the United States
wi<hdrsw it's support. The principal charge was that
vNESco Issued educational materials subvertns Ameri-
school children by "propoundns world citizenship
end adherence q nebuous world government a cit-
terion Of education of American citizens"
This an old Legion tune played in other with
oblisato accusations Of atheism and communism What is
this that the Legion has had before since last
spring 4ooooword report by committee of six legion
ns'res' headed BY Past Commander Ray Murphy, which
altered careful proof that none Of the charges had any
foundatcn uNESco the Murphy committee found after
sxheusve Investigation 10 stheistie not communisc
and does not favor world government
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07

The student seeking simple practical example Of such
Coincidence may we'll ask Just what happens IN human
experience the Christ TRUTH comes 70 me nssh
destroy nesrnss error when put Into practice Jesus
nrsesp, the 'rebukinq and destroying Of error?"
One Of the great lessons learned in Science that ihs
s,den. Of the Christ Truth prepared for each step OF
spiritual progress by prayerfu study by STRIVING ana Dy
PROVING the Principle Of true being through destroying error
and bringing harmony to light
slJMAsLY AT DEATHS door FROM CHRONIC HEART
AILMENT who TURNED TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE as
LAST RESORT AFTER PHYSICIANS had told HEX FAMILY
that her condition HOPELESS In fhe past This woman
had been devov religious yet the God she adored and wor
SHIPPED had afar off and quite removed from everyday
experience Christian Science practitioner explained TO her
something Of Christian Science teaches OF Cod OF Christ
esu and of man in Gods likeness In hour OF prayeru
striving great eonseerson and spiritual growth fhe woman
began realize her to God and me
Of her true being and in that realization occurred eone
denee of the human divine which quickly destroyed the
sick beliefs and restored her TO health.
Is the achievement Of coincidence Of The human and
divine easy? Is eorfles7 That not what our Leader
promised, NOR DID JESUS VICTORY OVER EVIL INDICATE
THAT the WARFARE WITH THE FLESH IS EASY.
In ceihsemane enfresisd his disciples Matt 2o3S
Tsry ys here and watch with me- BECAUSE he said my
soul Is exceeding sorowfv unto deafh And he prayed
my Father be possible let this cup pass from me:
nevertheless will but thou wilt Here indeed,
an example Of the struggle through which the Jesus
passed reduced TO human perception the understanding
Of God as his Life and mans Lite.
Again. in the agony the cross Jesus cried Matt 2I:4o
"E Eli lama sabaehthan that TO say MY God, my God,
why hast thou forssen me?" In his triumph at Calvary Jev
the most spiritual Of all times proved his divine auho
over the forces evil trying TO destroy the Christ
Truth in that age In his human oufcry he was voens nu
manis struggle and strife in as errors effer'
fall and Truths victory is realized.
Triumph Of Truth over error the only way to escape
for oris II accomplished through the coincidence OF the
human and divine coming TO humanity OF the Christ
Truth which destroys false mortal concepts through the rea
ration Of Gods and perfection and the demonsrane
understanding Of made in Gods likeness never SIN
Ming sick dying but always perfect ndes'roe
ibIe and divnely eoneidenaI with Cod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
NO SPLIT PERSONALITY. Only one man
always expressing divine Mind
Divinity Embracing Humanity"
n. PHELPS GATES
from Christian Science Sentinel. S-4-4o,

from Christian Science Sentinel, 6-4-4o)
Important TO good healing work is practical, vsable
Understanding OF what Christian Science teaches Of the
denee Of the human and divine This vital point Is very sim.
pe for the beginner grasp Yet what per.
picking antiquities sometimes employed TO explain i'll
good place to begin the study Of what by he
coincidence the coming together Of the human and the
divine provided in the definitions Of Christ and Jesus oven
by Mary Baker Eddy in the Glossary Of Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures is significant the one point
OF coincidence In these two definitions in their reference
the destruction Of The definitions read IT, $685. Christ
The divine manifestation Cod which comes 70 the fash "a
destroy nearnafe error and R $780, Jesus The hiqhss
human eorPorea concept Of he divine idea rebvknu and
desfroyins error and bringing TO light mans immoraIiy
wherever and whenever there Is coincidence Of the human
and divine error is destroyed and that degree
disappears u is in The realm Of human experience that the
o"ne manifestation OF God TO destroy error TO wipe
OUT sn disease and DEATH Is in ihe daily Journey Christ
ward that Jesus teachings can be made practical hroh M
destruction OF and through the realization Of
immortality as divine idea.
speaking OF the Apostle John page SCI Of Science and
Health. Mrs. Eddy writes ITO john the bride and ,h.
Lamb represented the correlation Of divine Prep. and
spiritual idea God and His Christ bringing harmony 70 earth
JON" 20" me human and divine coincidence shown In the
man Jesus as divinity embracing humanity in Lie and ~,
dsmonsr ation,-redueng 70 human pereep,ior .nd 49,.
standing the Life which Cod In divine revelation
and eorPoreaI selfhood disappear and the sprt. s. IA
understood" "
IN these few lines there are several sIo,, svnorvro.
phrases each OF which expresses In different words ths
thought OF human and divine coincidence Note
me parallel mssnns OF these phrases God end His Christ,
bringing harmony 10 EARTH" THE human and divr. roi,
denes, divine embracing humanity" "r.dern ., 49,
perception and understanding the Life which Il God and
finally TN divine rsvsIsIon material and ..shood
disappear"
Continued next Colu,nn TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
THE Korean Point Of View In
international Affairs"
To the N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE:
m. Y. Tribuns)


To the N. Y. HERALD TRIBUNE:
nssmveh the rapid changes in the international sitva-
ton have vitality affected the and eIovded the UNDER
standing Of the situation Of the Republic of Korea am
pleased to take this opportunity the basic fvnds-
menfas OF the Korean position in international affairs
The so-eaed Geneva spirit has induced widespread dec
araons that the Of tension in international relations
has been relaxed In effect this relaxation has been Interpreted
many quarters de faeto agreement between the Com
mvnst and free world accept the indefinite eontnv
Of the status qvo Outstanding leaders Of the
have asserted that they will seek changes from present
Communists. In the opinion of the Koreans this
dangerous mode Of indirect in the unjust and
aggressive seizures Of peoples and territories by the Com
munists, including their seizure Of northern Korea.
Under the terms Of the General Order Number !, issued
in August lo45, Korea divided along the 18th parallel
only temporarily and merely accord convenient meehan
ism by which the surrender Of Japanese troops could
received in North Korea by the Russians and In South Korea
by the Americans.
During subsequent months the Soviet Union erected an
Iron Curtain along the 3sh parallel and established pvppef
regime in the noh-a regime hateful people that
many millions Of them abandoned their homes and
TO flee TO sanctuary in South Korea.
In lo4s under the observation Of the United Nations
elections held In South Korea TO effect establishment
Of the Republic Of Korea which the u NJ recognized
only lawful government in Korea Ever since the u NJ has
maintained in Korea commission UNcUR charged secure
the revnfeaon Of all Korea Before, during after the
war in Korea the u N. has emphaiiesIIy reaHrmed its
declaration that Korea and shall be reunited free
democracy under government Of the peoples choice
freely and fairly elected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
DOES NOT LINK SPEED AND SAFETY

Excerpts from The Detroit News)
To the Editor: What in heavens name, does it take
to the indignation of the longsuering axpayer
Recently there has been alarming increase in the cries
of the politicians to state speed limit down the
threats of all Mchigsnders Stop and think what this
would do to us and for the politicians.
If drivers venture beyond the conRested CITY linn
ts, chances they prefer to drive in the 1910 mp
bracket These driving habits cannot be changed over
night Can drivers afford be fined $50 or 500 nv The
ruthless ANAL town justice of the peace just for driving
the they have always drven7 Take trip down South
and see how the racket works.
We could sell park and cheat them out Of
the Fortunes but there is from the really big
expense that would Think the number of police
cars and the millions of dollars worth of rsdar equipment
that would be required Everyone the state would have
to help pay for them-drver and non-driver alike.
RIA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
"Boy Hurt in Park Wins 500, 600
From NY("
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE.

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BENJAMIN Franklin very well said: OUR HEAVIEST
TAXES ARE DUE TO SIM!
When NV incompatible Christian Science movement
which destined supersede the four European religious
crippes-nvoIuntary spiritual aduerers-and all heal
ing endeavors void OF My indispensable, Incompatible
imperative Christ Miracle Science Messiah Millennium
has gained sufficient momentum such injuries will be
healed easily and inexpensvely!
The boy, Salvatore Lavanco whose father Adolph
works in the Fulton Fish Market, WAS OF THE WRONG
HOME, CHURCH, SUNDAY SCHOOL, any-IMPURE
EDUCATION, SENSUOUS, ALMOST EXCLUDING MY
FURE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH, AND THE
TRUE MEANS OF PRAYER, DISCIPLINE, THINK
ING, leadership!
IN Y. Tribune)
New York Supreme Court jury awarded 100000
yesterday to thrteenyearold boy who injured his right
almost five ago while playing "cops and robbers
in lower East Side playground The verdict against
the city and Robert Moses, S Park Commissioner.
the full sued for and is believed
to be the largest injury award given playground
accident The jury awarded the boys father addition
al $4,000
SLIPPED ON ICE
According to attorney Jacob D. Fuchsberg, of 800
Broadway, Salvatore Lavanco, of % Monroe St. whose
father, Adolph works the Fulton Fish Market was i'm
jured while playing in the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Play
ground Catherine st. Dec ~ 1850 MIR. Fuchsberg
said that Salvatore carrying pointed stick pretend
ing the playground ICY The boy slipped the ice
and the stick his eye nuring the nerve and
impairing his sight.
The suit charged negligence in that the playground
was not supervised properly The city denied liability and
moved to the verdict aside Justice Rocco A. Perea
reserved decision on the motion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Traffic Takes 65th. Life
on Telegraph
BY. HENRY cANTIN
Detroit Times Until

The 644 mile length Of Telegraph marked up ifs 6sfh
srsis1e fatality Of 1855 Friday
In Detroit two persons died Of accident injuries.
Dead upon arrival ST. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac
was George H. Franz &c. Pontiac factory worker who smashed
Into the rear Of one Of two traers being hauled by tractor
DRAGGED 80 FEET
The am accident Maple in Bloomfield Town.
ship The Franz tangled with the trailer and was
dragged 80 feet.
Joseph NJ Jseivk, sos Ninth Wysndotfe. driver OF the
other vehicle freed Of blame
In Detroit John H. oCon, 50, Of 1862 Clark dead
upon arrival al Receiving Hospital after he hit by Car
while crossing the street Michigan and Fourteenth
DRIVER NOT HELD
The driver John Devne. A. 1889 Sharon. was not held
Police said Ofcon walked in front OF the car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
(From The Christian Science Monitor)
PAY w.
BY ALL MEANS!

from The Reader Writes.
TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR;
After reading your "Pay Tv Fight Flares of Septem-
Der H. should like to express my opinion about it.
WE HAVE NO TELEVISION SET. AND WHY?
BECAUSE WE DO NOT WANT TO BE BOMBARDED
WITH INSIDIOUS PROPAGANDA SUCH AS FILTER
ED SMOKES" BEER MADE OF COLD, CLEAR NOUN
TAIN WATER" AND MANY OTHER OFFENSIVE ADJ
REFRESHMENTS WHICH LEAVE A bad TASTE"
EVEN IF THE PROGRAMS FOLLOWING ARE WELL
WORTH VIEWING.
CAN'T SEE ANY REASON WHY THE FEC
ALLOW PAY TV. Are the opponents afraid
of losing their captive audiences and missing the oppor-
tunty to make addicts and slaves to loathsome
habits?
LET'S HAVE PAY TV-AND SOON
Long Beach, Calf. Anders p Hansen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Excerpts from the Chicago Daily Tribune)
Most |srae|is Shun Synagog,
Reporter Find"
FAITHS CHIEFS STRONG IN STATE POWER

FAITHS CHIEFS STRONG IN STATE POWER
This series Of daily articles by Arthur
veysy foreign correspondent the east the ex
plosve Arab world From Israel
vevsev will 90 TO the thorough rsport
By ARTHUR VEYSEY
fChcago Tribune Press Service
JERUSALEM, Israel, Oct 81 believe in God and
I'd like worship somewhere but can't bring myself to
the synagog," the Israeli said cup of tea.
He is not alone in his belief and desire. Although
Israel the home of the Jews and the nation
the protector of the faith the
Der of citizens who practice their religion is well below
third. Some estimates put the number low is per
cent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
in DRESS OF OLD

A few hundred people known here fanatics.
They dress holy days clothing of central Europe 400
years ago, in white breeches and hose, long white
and big fiat pancake hat trimmed in fur. They don't
shave and they let their temple hair grow into long curs
in front of each Some who find the curs nuis-
wind the hair around the total of 613
mandments dictate their every action from rising going
to bed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Excerpts from "CHURcH AND STATE"
A Monthly Review

Monthly Review
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS DEMONSTRATE NEED FOR
GREATEST PoAU CONFERENCE ON JAN. 25-26,
ARCHER DECLARES
"POAUS Eighth National Conference on Church and
State should be the significant in the organ
zions history Executive Director Glenn L. Archer pre-
diets "When the Conference convenes in Washington,
de- January rs and rs, certain events of the preced
ing weeks will have faded trust from the public
mind. The cancellation by Senate subcommittee OF
scheduled hearings religious liberty CHURCH AND
STATE, October and November), renewed plea by in
uentia Protestant leaders for religion the pub
lie schools the annual Roman Catholic Bishops statement
calling for GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZATION OF PA
ROCHIAL SCHOOLS-these and other related develop
will present challenge to roster of distinguish
ed speakers well the good citizens who will be in
their audience Constitution Hall and the National City
Christian Church."
Evening star., 1956-08-31
'CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 tR (USDAl -
Salable hogs. 4.600 fairly active;
butchers under 23O lbs. uneven; steady
to 25 higher closed steady; weights over
2:;J lbs and sows mostly steady; limited
shipping outlet; most Nos. . and 3
grade lots. 200-27O-lb. butchers, 1925
1875; few No 3 around 200 lbs down
to 1900; few lots mostly No. / and 2,
200-220 lbs, 16.75-I7 90: 81 head lot,
mosctly No. 1, 215 lbs. at 1928; few
2S0-300 lbs, 16.OO-I6.25: small lots,
I7O-l95 lbs. 15.25-16.50; larger lots
sows, 400 lbs. and lighter. 15.0O-l6.0O;
bulk 425-5OO lbs, 14.25-1 800.
Salable Cattle, 500: salable calves,
200: all slaughter classes slow in pre-
holiday cleanup trading: steers and
heifers steady to weak: COWS and bulls
steady to % lower; vealers steady TO
fully, 81 90 lower: stockers and feeders
steady; few head prime steers, 1850;
load averate choice to high choice $50
10. steers, 1850; few steers low good
and below, 1000 down; sprinkling
utility, standard end good heifers, . .iIO-
2O.OOs commercial COWS, lO.hO-l35O
Gamers and cutters, S.00-1 90: utility
to low commercial bulls. l3uu-l4. .25;
canner and cutter bulls, 1l.OO-i2. so;
choice 525-lb. vearline stock steers,
vealers. "a 90 down: load good and
choice 525-lb. yearling stock steers
2O.s5; two loads medium 65O-lb. weights
salable sheep. 800: steady all classes;
good to prime spring lambs. 92-l0I lbs.
u .0O-23.5O; few .cull to low Rood
sprinSers, t3.50-I9 so: Gull TO choice
slauRhter ewes, 3.5O-5.0O.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Stocks Rebound
Up 70 ; Points;
'Aircrdfts'Active:

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 CR.-
The stock market bounced back
from its recent downturn today
with gains extending to about 8
points a share in the early aft
lernoon.
Aircrafts were in particular de-
Imand. Steels. motors and chem
icals were fairly strong and 9TH
ler divisions were slightly higher
1t was the consensus on Wall
Street that the market was max
ing a technical comeback after
-four straight declines.
Trading was estimated at is
million shares for the day COM
pared with yesterdays 1850 ,00O
shares. Volume generally is low
in the last session before the
Labor Day week end as many
traders make an early start on
the three-day holiday.
Gulf Oil and United Aircraft,
both of which have made wide
swings in recent trading, were
ahead around 3 points in the
early afternoon.
The aviation group showed
gains of around a point in Boe-
ing. Douglas, Curtiss- Wright
Glen L. Martin and North Amer
ican Aviation.
In the steels. Jones g. Laugh
lin, Youngstown Sheet, United
States Steel and Bethlehem rose
around a point.
Corporate and Government
bonds were narrowly mixed.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Trans World Airlines has es-
tablished a new Department OF
Planning and Coordination
which will be headed by Vice
President John L. Weller. He
Joined TWA in 1945 following
service with the Navy Bureau of
Ships here as a lieutenant COM
mander.
Joseph r. Harris Co. named
Mrs. Helen Waldron manager
of its Virginia store in the New
Seven Corners Shopping Center,
is to open September 20,
She formerly had her own busi-
ness in Virginia.
L. Frank Co. appointed Miss
Dora Chaser as general manager
Iof its new suburban store in the
Langley Park shopping Center
in nearby Prince Georges Coun-
Ity, Md. She formerly was a
buyer in the downtown store.
Gary Distributing Co. has beer
organized by L. M. Gary, former
executive engineer with the
ChrySler Airtemps Sales Corp
here. The new firm will promote
the sale of heating, air-condi-
tioning and water treatment
equipment.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

tQuotations supplied by the United
States. Department of Agriculture
Poultry: Offerings of all classes. al.
though light, were fully ample for to.
days needs. One lot of fresh younl
chickens sold we'll at 251s-26 cents
Few coops carried and fresh heavy type
fowl hens sold from 30 to % cents Toe
few sales to report wholesale prices.
Grain Market
Flour - Receipts, 22,SS0 100-pounc
sacks.
Wheat - Receipts. 16625O bushels
shipments. "a, 100 bushels; stocks. g..
920,915 bushels. No. 2 red winter gar.
licky, spot, domestic. 2.11h-2O6t2.
Corn-ReceiptS. 74.0S9 bushels. ship.
ments. 10000 bushels; stocks, 1,022 .23t
bushels.
Oats Receipts 32,S02 bushels
stocks. 432 .6lS bushels.
Barley Shipments, 4,43S bushels
stocks. 27S.SSI bushels.
Rye--Stocks, 123.557 bushels.
Soyheans-Receipts. 11.079 bushels
stocks. 62.037 bushels,