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ISs (contnvsd from Back Psgs)
an MOVE, AND HAVE OUR BEING" IN THAT
A .~n ONLY ONE UNlvERSE-AND THERE is
ow . r oTHER-oF OUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD,
ns.vMoNloUs" tcoD TO MRS. EDDYl-WHcH
IpERcHARcEs ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN AND
....I LJEE-THERE CANNOT BE A PRoBLEMi
NE ~puRE IN HEART"-PURE ENOUGH TO
-...s GODS CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG
E'e s~p,srIAN scIENTisTS-KNoW AND DEMON
..,r THE FRAUDULENT AND MYTHICAL
SATIRE OF THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL
A,rAlLED CREATIONS.
srhou shalt have no other Gods before Ms"-infinie
Mind Soul Hence. matter" and n. Adam and I've
w And We demonstrate them to be colsfh-Iiks frauds
LsdMTHs!
n, no better ongrsnss prospects than had Egyptian
..,l.r which could not resist Gods Word via Moses.
I remain
Lovingly and InspirstionaIIy yours,
according TO Christ,
Andrew r. Frvshsvf. c.S.+++
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Brother Fruehauf"
CONTINUED from Back Pase)
nAnT q

PART
THE HEALING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The last Book Of the Bible speaks Of the healing Of The
nations via The Christi
The Christ 10 The ideal OF perfect Creator creation.
and vnivsrss-snd there IL ohsr-snd this one UNI
has, throughout eli sternty-hsd eli space with
heaven and eternal IifeI
And " Is profound privilege 10 demonstrate these
grand fses Hence, there must be repentance Of sin,
reformation. and spiritual regeneration
The foregoing approximately the statements made
on Tv this Saturday morning t6-I6-56.
See Brother Fruehauf-" Page 4
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June Is. 1856
Mrs. Dwight David Eisenhower

MAs House
Washington, o. c.
bur- Mrs. Eisenhower:
III. enclosed copy Of letter TO our dear President
, for Itself but God directs to solicit your aid In
,oJru our dear President TO the irresistible chrlske
v. forces dvinsIy scientific and spiritual OF our In
A. physician. our "FshsrMohsr God, aIlhsrmoniovs"
III, enclosed, marked copies Of several msafy portions
p.roys, Gods Independent. ervssdng Detroit Tribune
hsud be Of comfort, healing and divine inspiration
We thank you for that lovely engraved message Of
hank, sen, US from Colorado months ago beautiful
nswsd message.
We remain
Lovingly and inspiraonaIIy yours,
according TO Christ,
Andrew r. Frvshsvf. C.S.++
Enss
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PART s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Every Mortal A Liar!


1.-THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MoRTALs,
ALIAS MORTAL MIND"-to Mrs. Eddy-to
mankind, the wrong, the MYTHICAL KIND OF MAN!
PART 8
THE SAVED BUT NOT YET LIBERATED!
A SIMPLE SALVATION-IN Beliefs BEING
ATTAINED BY MULTI-MILLIONS BECAUSE
"MAN'S EXTREMITY is GODS OPPORTUNITY"i
HENCE, THEY BELIEVE IN THE BLOOD
OF MY BELOVED, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED,
INCOMPATIBLE, MESSIAH SON, CHRIST
JESUS! HOWEVER, HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE SATURATE, 'SUPERCHARCE' ALL
SPACE, UTTERLY EXCLUDING REALITY TO THE
VISIBLE, HUMAN, AND MATERIAL MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES SOMETIMES PLEASANT
AND BEAUTIFUL, OFTEN TERRIFYING,
IN SIN, DISEASE, DEFORMITIES, WARS,
DISASTERS-BUT ALL THESE, DISTURBING
MOVING PICTURES OF MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT COUNTERFETTS AND BURLESQUES
OF MY DIVINE IDEAS AND ETERNAL HARMONY,
ARE DEMONSTRABLY UNREAL TO THE
PURE IN HEART"-PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME
MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTSl WHO NOT ONLY
BELIEVE, BUT KNOW AND DEMONSTRATE
THEIR PURITY, UNDERSTANDING, AND
OBEDIENCE BY THOSE SIGNS THAT SHALL
FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE. THEY DO HEAL
DISEASES AND DEFORMITIES VIA MY
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH WORD, AND THEY
ARE PREPARING THE SHINING, STUPID,
LAUNDERING HUMAN RACE ROR THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS"-Revelation--W
ARE ALREADY PERFECT IN MY SIGHTl
ONLY A CHRISTLtKE, SPIRITUAL AWAKENING
is NEEDED, BUT 1T MUST BE DIvINELY
SCIENTIFIC!-VIA MY INDISPENSABLE,
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE C.S. MOVEMENT,
WHICH DEMANDS NOT MERELY A
KINDERGARTEN BELIEF IN MY BELOVED SON,
BUT UNDERSTANDING AND OBEDIENCE
THAT DEMANDS STUDY, STUDY, STUDY OF
MY TWO INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
MASTERPIECES-THE BIBLE AND ITS SAVIOR,
WITH "SIGNS FOLLOWING, THE C.S.
TEXTBOOK, SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MY DICTATION TO MY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(Mrs Eddy OF THE SECOND COMING OF THE
CHRIST'-JESUS, IN HIS, AND YOUR DIVINITY
MUST REACH EVERY PULPIT AND EVERY
HOME OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE!
THE DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT,
HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE OF THE NON CHRIST
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF THE HUMAN
RACE MAKE 1T IMPERATIVE TO AVERT
DISASTERS, PEARL HARBORS, WORLD
WARS, KOREAS, AND TO EMPTY THE HOSPITALS,
JAILS AND INSANE ASYLUMS OF THE
DEVILS HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS,
PROTESTANTS, AND OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL!ll
PART 10
BRoTHERLY LOVE AS PER CHRIST
LIBERATING THE DEVILS DUPES!-THE
GOLDEN RULE IN PRACTICE, IN THE
MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD OF THE CHRIST!
1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS" is A SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH THE WORLD, THE FLESH
AND THE DEVIL!
THE BATTLES OF THE LORD, DIVINE LOVE,
MUST BE FOUGHT AND, "HE THAT
WOULD SAVE HIS LIFE, THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE COUNTERFEIT, SHALL LOSE IT.
BUT HE THAT WOULD LOSE THAT DEVILS
ADAM AND EVE BURLESQUE OF THE DIVINE,
FOR MY SAKE, THE CHRIST IDEAL OF PERFECT.
CREATION AND UNIVERSE, SHALL FIND
HIS TRUE BEING THEREINili
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-UnGod|ike-
Continued from Back Page)
PART 3
Thou Art Of Purer Eyes Than to
Behold Evil, and Canst Not Look on
lniquity"!-
My revelation to My minor Prophet, Habakkuk,
626 BIC.
BUT HOW MYTHICAL EvIL--D-EVIL-
INTRUDED-'HORNED IN VIA RIGHTEOUS,
BUT SENSUOUS, CHRIST DEFICIENT
TRANSLATORS!-as per the remainder of the verse,
the context, VIA WHICH INVOLUNTARY
'MoUTHPIECES' OF THE DEVIL WOULD ANNUL
THE PURE QUOTATION GIVEN OF MY
ALLNESS AND GOODNESS
And now the remainder of that verse, THE
DEVIL INTRUDING. WHEREFORE LOOKEST
THOU UPON THEM THAT DEAL
TREACHEROUSLY, AND HOLDEST THY TONGUE
WHEN THE WICKED DEVOURETH THE MAN
THAT is MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HE"!
THAT'S WHAT THE DEVIL SAYS!!!
PART 4
MATTER is A MENTAL PHENOMENONl
Greek ideasm 100000 BIC.
Also, THE UNIVERSE is EXCLUSIVELY
MENTAL'!!!
Christ Jesus: 81 HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO
SAY UNTO YOU, BUT YE CANNOT BEAR
THEM NOW. BUT 1.-THE Christ ideal of perfect
Creator, creation and universal WILL PRAY
THE FATHER TO SEND REVEAL ANOTHER
COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST
[DIVINE SCIENCEl WHO WILL TEACH YOU
ALL THINGS"-John Ia, is, Is.
PART S
MATTER, A MYTH-IMPLIED BUT
NOT RECORDED OF JESUS. BUT, HOW JESUS
DID TAKE THE DEvIL-ANIMAL
MACNETISM-APART! AND HIS VISIBLE,
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT BURLESQUE
OF MY CHRISTLIKE CREATION!-as per
John S:43,44:
THE DEVIL, "A MURDERER,"-NOT OF
DIVINE REALITY!,-BUT OF VISIBLE MORTAL
THOUGHT CONFERENCE.-THE
"A LIAR, WHO ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH
BECAUSE THERE is NO TRUTH IN HIM!
NO TRUTH IN DEVIL MEANS NO REALITY
IN DEVIL! EVIL, HE'LL, EVERLASTING
PUNISHMENT, SIN, DISEASE, DEATH, WARS!!!
BUT, 1T WAS NOT UNTIL 1875 THAT SUCH
SUBLIME, SACRED, MAJESTIC, oMNIPoTENT
TRUTHS COULD BE REVEALED AND
COPYRIGHTED, AND ITS PRONUNCIATION
BEGUN FOR THE ENTIRE. FRAUDULENT,
DEvILISH MYTHICAL HUMAN RACES!!!
THE DEVIL AS PER JESUS:
"WHY DO YE NOT UNDERSTAND MY SPEECH?
EVEN BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR MY WORD.
EYE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL,
AND THE LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO.
"HE WAS A MURDERER FROM THE
BEGINNING, AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH,
BECAUSE THERE is NO TRUTH IN HIM
"WHEN HE SPEAKETH A LIE, HE SPEAkETH
OF HIS OWN: FOR HE is A LIAR AND
THE FATHER OF IT."-John S:4344
PART 6
JESIJS A TRUTHFUL PROPHET!-THE
INCOMPATIBLE MESSIAH HIMSELF, THE
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN VIA WOMAN!
"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is LIKE
UNTO LEAVEN lChrst Messiah TRUTH WHICH A
WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL Matthew 1888,
Luke 1921.
THE THREE MEASURES OF MEAL"-"SCIENCE,
THEOLOGY, MEDICINE"-the title of the Sixth
CHAPTER of MY INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE
IMPERATIVE Cs. TEXTBOOK, SAVIOR,
7 IRERATOR. AND PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY
scRIPTURES-King James Protestant superior to
all others-FROM THE INVOLUNTARY, sriKii oAl
ADIuTERIES OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!Il
MY MASTER REVELATOR, HEALER, MIRACLE
WORKER. EDUCATOR, is THE C.S. TEXTBOOK,
"sCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO lHE
scpIpTIJRES"-sDICTATED to, and into her
eo,h wear. TO MY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To CHRIST JESUSili-MY INCOMPATIBLE
pRoPHETESS-NOT TO REPLACE BUT TO
ENFORCE THE CHRISTl--TO REVEAL THE
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EDUCATION: Purity

Continued From Back Page)
Eternal are thy mercies. Lord;
Eternal truth attends thy word;
Thy praise shall sound from shore to shore
Till suns shall rise and set no more.
In sv'ry land begin the song;
To sv'ry land the strains belong;
In cheerful sounds all voices raise.
And fill The world with loudsst praise.
Praise God from whom all blessings flowi
Praise him all creatures here below;
Praise him above. 70 heavily host;
Praise Father. Son. and Holy Ghost.
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TRIBUNE-saturdav. June 80. 1855
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Sophomore Class Night
Presenting
GOD HATH GIVEN
Spring Arbor Junior College
{. p. Hart Memorial Chapel
SATURDAY, JUNE z. 1858 p. NJ"

GOD HATH GIVEN 70 every man life 10 live he
nuwsd h out In periods called years and the Journey
Fumd The sun into twelve months, which are In resy
helpful meposfs or markers that man indeed m'shf %
NnW stewards OF time itself
That life might have meannsfvl direction God nor
MY divided into twelve months years unfolding, no'
so HATH GIVEN man His infinite wisdom and way OF ''fe'
ddsd into twelve laws
Tonight coupling together hs twelve months and me
F"'w laws with an earnest prayer OF dedesfion mar
rough the laws Of living and The days OF our months we
ever build stately mansions while The swirl seasons
nN"
Ws the graduating Sophomore Glass wish 10 express
appreciation for Spring Abor. the faculty our sdvsor'
parents hs forgotten memories that VIII nse'
Into The future and our enriched experience for attend
%' Christian College,"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04
BY-JOEL CLEMONS

me month OF April was uSh-
cred in at Tabor City high
school by a group Of smiling
faces and minds filled with
numerous plans and eXpecta-
tons of this busy month. April
is always packed with excite
ment and filled with surprizcs
The biggest event of the
month as well as the school year
is the Junior Senior Banquet
and Dance which will be held
in the local Cafeteria on the
night of April 20. The Juniors
are now busy trying to aquirc a
few last minute class dues and
get the finals plans made. Offic-
erS of the class are: President
LaNelle Coleman; Vice Presi-
dent, Linda Norris; Secretary
Gayle Kelly: and Treasurer
Marty Mccormick. On the steer
ing committee are Joel Clemens
Linda Huffakcr, Mary Margaret
Fowler, Richard Taylor. and De-
Anna Marshall.
Another important event is
the annual Spring Concert
which is looked forward to by
the student body as well as the
Chorus Members. For the Choir
us members, it means dressing
up in your best evening clothes
and gay parties afterwards. This
years date is April l3.
For ID lucky people, probably
the most popular occasion will
take place on the weekend of
April 26. They will journey up
to Greensboro to the State Mus
ic Festival at Womans College.
1t looks as if the Juniors have
the attendance crown this year.
Thirteen Juniors, Three Seniors,
and two Freshmen were picked
to represent the TCHS Chorus.
April of 1856 is certain to
leave some very cherished mem
cries with TCHS students.
The date of the Tabor City
high school Mixed Choruscs'
Spring Concert has been chang
cd from the previously announc-
ed April IL to April ID.
The Spring Concert proves to
be better than ever this year.
The Concert will begin prompt
ly at 8 O'Clock p. m. and admis-
sion will be twenty five and
Sevcnty-fivc cents. The feature
of the night will be Kurt Wells
opera Down in the Valley
The opera will feature soloists
Vcnoy Small, Jane Smith. Hugh
Gore, and Ditto Eddings. Thirty
members of the Chorus will par
.hcipatc in this and the remain
ing approximately fifty will join
them for the remainder of the
program. The second part of the
program will include such we'll
known favoritcS as ole Man
River" and The Night is Young
and You're so Beautiful"
The Concert is m annual al
fair TO which the Chorus mcmb-
crS look forward each year. It
IS under the direction of Mrs
w. w. Woody and Mrs. Nell
Fowler.
One of the fastest growing
and most popular clubs of Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04
BY MRS. X. G. HOUSAND


Mrs. Lula Buck and daughter
Annette, Mrs. Delton Long and
daughter, Dot, were visitors in
xhiteville Wednesday.
Mrs. George Pickett was a
Tabor City visitor Friday.
Miss Carrie Love Watts and
Mrs. Odessa Pickett were Sum
day night guests in the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gore.
Lacy Jacobs was in White
vile on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore and
daughter. RACHEL, visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
&lderdicc SUNDAY afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Lou Armstrong
of Fayetteville spent the week.
end visiting her children, Mrs.
Della Smith and Mrs. Pick Jcn-
rette and JinkS Harper.
Mrs. Matte Long and dauph-
ter, Carolyn. were Whiteville
visitors Wednesday.
Layton Buck made a business
trip to Tabor City Friday.
Little Jannctt Jcnrctte spent
auesday with her aunt. Olivia
thousand.
Mrs. Stella Jcnrettc enjoyed a
fishing trip Friday.
J. ID. Long of Dulah was in
this section on business Satur-
day.
Mrs. Marie Elderdice was in
Tabor City Thursday.
Mrs. john Murray of Whining
ton spent Sunday with her par
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04
Around Tabor hiqh

City High School this year is the
Beth. r. Woody chapter of the
Future Teachers of America. AT
a recent meeting, the club, und-
er the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth
Averitt, adopted a constitution
which will go into effect at tho
beginning of the next school
year.
The purposes of the club are
To learn about the teaching pro-
feSSion, its opportunities, re-
SponSibilities, and its important
role in our democracy: To cx-
plorc our own interests and abil-
tiles in relation to the various
fields of teaching; To cultivate
in ourselves the qualities of per-
lSonality, character, and leader
ship which are essential in good
teachers; To lear how and where
teachers receive their training
the cost, scholarships available
number of years required, certi-
fication requirements and stand
ards; and to study the lives and
influences of great teachers.
AS Of next September. the
club will be limited to Junior.
and Seniors who are interested
in exploring teaching as a car
Ger and who have the high quail.
tiles of character, personality
scholarship, and leadership cs-
Scntial TO a good teacher. Tho
club has two meetings each
month at which an interesting
program is given.
Officers are: President, Joan
Cox; Vice President, Aleaze
Carmichael; Secretary, Joanne
Watts; Treasurer, DeAnna Mar
skall; Librarian, Anne Elizabeth
Mallard; and Song Leader,
Gayle Kelly.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ed
erdice.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gore and
daughter, Rachael, attended the
worship services at the Mill
Branch church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Long and
daughter, Bette, were Nakina
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob thousand
visited relatives in Shallottc
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and
Mrs. Pick Jenrettc visited in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barcie
Benton Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jen-
rctte of Charlotte spent the
weekend visiting relatives this
SETON.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Caruso
and daughter, Josephine, of
Clinton spent the Easter holi-
days here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Kelly. Monday
they visited at Myrtle Beach
with Mrs. c. II. Hardwick of
Loris joining them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Pugh and
sons, Len and Paul Lewis. of
Winston Salem spent the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Leonard. The
Leonard'S accompanied them
home late Monday for several
day visit.
DR.. and Mrs. R. l.. Sweelcy
had as their guests Sunday his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. L. J.
SwcClcy. also his brothers, Tom
and Johnnie Swceley, and sisters
Misses Helen, Margaret anc
Sarah SWecley, all of Laurin-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Nc
Qullikin and children, Mary X
Tommy and Susan, of Oak
Ridge. Tenn. spent the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Walden.
Miss Lany Walden, student al
Meredith. had visiting her for
the holidays. Miss Jeanette
Bradshaw Of Graham, also a
student at Meredith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04

FOR RENT: Five room down
stairs apartment, the Mrs.
Frank Ward home, located
West 9th St., Tabor City.
Phone 2346, Lake Waccamaw,
N. c. indf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-04

Kingfish tries to live up to his
high school featS when a home
town editor comes TO visit New
York, on AMOS NJ ANDY over
WBTW Sunday at $50 pm.
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FOR SALE - FRESH COOK
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ALSO SANDWICHES ALL
KINDS-KING'S BAR-B-Q-
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REPORT of Register of deeds
Report of the Register of Deeds
for the month of March, 1856:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Magazine Says Eisenhower
SUGGESTED Nixon Withdraw

NEW YORK. Mar. 7 R.-
Newsweek Magazine says Presi-
dent Eisenhower suggested to
Vice President Nixon shat he
consider withdrawing as q can
didate for reelection.
In its current issue, Newsweek
says the President approached
Mr.. Nixon the day before he
announced his own candidacy
for reelection. The magazine
adds:
HE offered Nixon a place in
the cabinet.
1.-THE President didn't ask
Nixon to withdraw-only to con-
slider it. And the White House
let it be known that Nixon could
have the vice presidential NOM
nation If he wanted it.
'"The circumstances indicated
however, that the President
while reluctant to force Nixon's
withdrawal, nevertheless wanted
q free hand to choose his run
ming mate-Nixon or somebody
else-later on, when the political
situation clarified"
Another Dope Story"
In Washington, the White
House refused to confirm or
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deny the Newsweek account
Asked for comment on it. As
sistant Press Secretary Murray
Snyder dictated this statement
to a reporter an hour later:
"It's just another dope story.
We are not going to undertake
ito comment on all the dope
stories before the President an
fnounced last week."
NewsWeek claims its informa-
ton came from friends of both
the President and Vice Presi-
dent"
Urged to Wait
The magazine article con-
ItinueS:
1.-THE President argued that
Nixon, being a young man (43),
might be better off in the long
run if he dropped out of the
1856 election with the idea OF
preparing to run for the Presi-
dency on his own in 1860. He
suggested that place in the
Cabinet might be more advan-
Itageous than the Vice Presidency
as a stepping stone to the White
House.
Pressure on the President to
drop Nixon in favor of some less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Admiral Boone
Heads Seq Forces

Rear Admiral Walter r. Boone
superintendent OF the Nava
Academy ut Annapolis, is being
assigned as commander-in-chie.
LOT American Naval Forces in tht
Eastern Atlantic and Mediter.
ranean, the White House dis
closed yesterday.
President Eisenhower nomi.
mated Admiral Boone for promo
ton to rank Of full admiral while
serving in the new position.
He win succeed Admiral John
H. Cassidy, retiring, in that job
Mr.. Eisenhower also nominated
Rear Admiral Robert L. DENIM
son for temporary promotion to
rank Of vice admiral while serv-
ing in a new assignment as chief
Iof staff to Admiral Jerauld
Wright as Supreme Allied Com
Imander in the Atlantic.
In another nomination sent to
the Senate, Brig. Gen. VIII
liam e. Potter. now a member OF
the Mississippi River Commits
sion. was named Governor Of the
Canal Zone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

Butler matched wits last night
on the Kansas City Press Club
Griddle Show.
Mr.. Butler promised the DEM
ocrats would retire MIR. Eisen-
hover completely next Novem-
Der 6. And he said it was the
President and not the Democrats
who had injected health into the
campaign.
Mr.. Butler commended special
interest on the Republican side
and a Democratic program for
all the people was the para
mount issue. But he added:
President Eisenhower is the
first President ever to suffer a
heart attack in Office. And !
say to you, Mr.. Hall, it will be
a sad day when the American
people cannot question the phys
ical and moral fitness of the man
who heads our great Govern
ment."
Heart attack" replied Mr..
Hall. why, many Of my friends
in Government have had heart
attacks and are carrying on as
well as ever"
yes. and some Of them are
elsewhere" Mr.. Butler rejoined.
The fireworks started when
Mr.. Hall was asked if the Demo-
Icrats were going to make Mr..
lEisenhower's health a campaign
issue. 1t got even hotter when
Mr.. Butler was asked to tell why
the Democrats should be re-
turned to Office.
| On the frying pan with Mr..
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controversial running mate has
mounted steadily in the last few
weeks. It has apparently beer
spearheaded by retired Gen. Lu-
cius Clay, leader of the Citizens
for Eisenhower Organization"
In reply, Gen. Clay said in
New York:
There is absolutely no truth
to that statement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

Hall and MIR. Butler were Walt
Kelly, cartoonist Greater OF
Pogo. the swampland hero. and
the general managers of the
Kansas City Athletics and st.
Louis Cardinals. Parke Carroll
and Frank Lane. Roy Roberts.
president of the Kansas City
Star, was moderator.
Mr.. Kelly used his good Offices
Ito break up further exchanges
with drawings and verbal sup
port for his candidate-Pogo
("if you sweep him in you can
sweep him out just as easy").
| But at times there was no
stopping the avalanche of po-
llitical claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

Register now at the District
Building, and vote in the Dis
trict election May /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Hall and Butler TonqIe
On 'HoIf-Tine' President

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President Eisenhower ready for full time
duty term but he could spend only half time
better than the Democrats have
in the midst Of of political
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