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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
Roinout Helps Dodgers;
Yankees Plans SnorIed

favorable spot tomorrow when
they face Newcombe, never a
World Series winner but the
biggest winner in the majors
this season.
Larsen won his last four starts
impresslvely but never has
been the epitome Of consistency.
If he gets racked, the Yankees
will be up to their noses in
trouble.
Maglie Too Crafty
1t was an off form but never
thelesS crafty Maglie who
whipped the Yankees yesterday.
The veteran highlander allowed
nine hits, issued four passes and
was in difficulty repeatedly, but
the Yankees couldn't muster the
hits in the clutch that would
have sent him on his way.
Enos Slaughter, who collected
three hits, said of Sal: THAT
job he did was the work of a
fine pitcher" Yogi Berra said,
He pitched me outside and made
me hit his pitch Hank Bauer,
who got two hits, said, He made
a strong impression on me"
So it went. 1t wasn't one of
the classics, perhaps, even
though Sal struck out 10. He
wasn't as sharp as he can be, but
with men on base in the late in
ings he was an artist.
The Yankees vaulted into a
quick lead in the first inning
when Slaughter scratched a
single off Gil Hodges glove and
Mantle whacked one far over
the rightfield fence. President
Eisenhower has reason to believe
Mantle is one Of the all-time
greats. He has seen three games
this year and in them Mickey
has Swatted four home runs.
Hodges Settles Issue
Brooklyn caught up in the Sec
ond inning. Jackie Robinson LED
of with homer, and a Hodges
single and a double by Car
Furillo tied the score.
With one out in the third IN
ming. Peewee Reese and Duke
Snider singled. Robinson flied
deep to Mantle, but Hodges
rammed a homer far into the
lower leftfield seats to stake the
Dodgers to a lead they never
relinquished.
Billy Martin socked a solo
homer in the fourth to cut the
Yankees deficit to SD, but the
Dodgers picked up run of
Johnny Kucks in the fourth when
Roy Campanella doubled and
Sandy Amoros singled.
NOTES. In addition to Mr..
Eisenhower, ex-President Hooy-
er, the Duke Of Windsor, five
cabinet members, Gov. Averell
Hartman, and assorted figures
from the entertainment world
were there. The President
was introduced to players of
both clubs and the umpires be-
fore the game. He gave
Mantle a pat on the back and
spoke a few words to Campa-
nella, who caught the Presi-
dents toss. Mr.. Eisenhower
was flanked by Walter OMalley.
Dodgers president. and his son,
Maj. John Eisenhower.
The Dodgers were held TO one
hit. Reese's seventh-inning sim
gle. in the last four innings.
Aston went to the mound in the
fifth inning with the idea Of lift
ing Maglie, but let him stay in
when Sal said. I'D like to pitch
to him" meaning Berra.
The stands filled slowly, prob
ably because traffic was held UP
due to the Presidential process
sion. The President received
a warm welcome when he ar
rived and was cheered more
Justify after the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

believe there Is God and He s more powerful man sno
II am dependent upon Him.
when We stand Up a. symsn and meet sincerely In
prayer like this we telling the world that rms 70
nation founded religious faith with great concerns for
the sentiments of compassion and mercy
The President said fhs Geneva summit meeting last
JuIy had achieved kindred purpose in that people ell
across the world he'd learned that the United sfsss was
tryno 70 follow in footsteps OF the Prince OF Peace
and establish peace with justice throughout the world
ANY nation which spprosehshs this country with IN
and moral faith be assured Of friendly rses
iion." fhe President continued
Speaking with great simplicity Mr. Eisenhower said
that the public reaction his inaugural prayer had fsvsh
him deep lesson.
n seemed a perfectly natural thing" TO append that
PRAYER 70 his inaugural address, he said he therefore
surprised thousands Of letters poured into fhs White
House. some from persons who had voted against him.
These letters prssns his Of approach. underlined
in his The deep religious faith which mofivsfss most
Americans.
beskssesrer sessions having been addressed by Pres
dent Eisenhower and by Chief Justice Of the United States
Earl Warren Congressional devotion sessions have been
feature Of Washington life for longer than that
Many religious leaders have noted considerable re
qous renaissance in the United States and increased
turning prayer the part Of public officials This has
sometimes been criticized superficial But vndenisby
there larger seeking for religious solutions and spiritual
assurance and Of the impetus in public life comes
strongly observed from President Eisenhowers example,
The Rev. Edward L. r. Elson. pastor Of the National
Presbyterian Church. in which the Eissnhowers have mem
bership. recently declared:
THE PRESIDENTS EMPHASIS HAS GIVEN A FRESH
MAscULINITY TO RELIGION IN GENERAL AND TO
PRAYER IN PARTICULAR
Important educational assemblies and business meet
ins heretofore negligent Of spiritual values now intro
d,,eino nraver into THAR deliberations"
In many American cities, businessmen meet for week
y breakfast lunch. supper for fellowship and prayer
draw outsiders into circle OF Christian bsievsrs
In varied religious aspeets-worship. evangelism. Chris
tain education, and social work. there lay movements
which really move Or. Eson declares 1e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Sarah Mccoy Testifies

few days ago, Sarah to my table, all smiles
and said "Mr. Fruehauf. this morning when got up,
both of my arms had pimples on them and panied me-
turned to God in prayer, and by $3.50 they were
all gone. Someone wondered If ! were getting the
measles. She was full of JOY and gratitude.
said, 'Well, Sarah, that's the way you are going
to help others receive Christian Science healings"
She said 81 want to-"
said, mo reason why you can't become good
Christian Science practitioner"
Our readers will recall we had a testimony the
first page relative good friend, Sarah Mccoy,
months ago, in which she testified to healing of
condition in her limbs, which prevented her, for a
long time, from keeping job and almost prevented her
getting to
But soon after Christian Science explained to
her and she began reading Christian Science booklets
and Gods Detroit Tribune, she said with JOY and graf
itude: 81 HAVE NO MORE TROUBLES"!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Dr.. Billy Graham

Continued from Page u
ANSWERS II you that immortality is actually being
praeiieed in the office where you work there is nothing
for you 10 do but TO leave.
But, IL you there immoral people working
there il may be that God has placed you there His
witness under needy and difficult circumstances
The Apostle Paul tells what we should do in these
words: u wrote unto you in spsfIs not TO company
with orneaiors YET not altogether with hs fornestors Of
this world, with the eovstovs sxortionsrs, with
dosfers for then must ys needs go out Of the world"
Christians must live as light in the world, for
It's light and It's SALT II Withdraw from oil sinful
rovndinss we will lose the very opportunity which God
has given 10 witness for Him.
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Eisenhower Puneturinq--
CONTINUED from Back PAGE

Not the neuirslisf papers such as lie Monde,
raising any question about he rejection Of the Bugsnn
offer France and Britain both know better than anyone
else the value Of Soviet friendship pact They both had
them and Moscow did hesitate denovnee them last
year when fell served its purpose They proved TO be
scraps Of paper" indeed.
GAIN FOR U. NJ
But IL is what Mr.. Eisenhower has done for the UN
and thereby for Europe that in the rejection
Of the Bvlssnn offer.
Due 10 this event the UN SUDDENLY appears 10 have
grown in stature !: appears the main instrument OF
world diplomacy instead Of idease device for merely
bringing nations together for debaeths way Europe has
generally regarded il.
The United States, as super power which could so
easily dominate The other Western nations has chosen The
harder way Of collective diplomacy Of holding back and
working with the smallest nations through the uN
gain policy for dealing with the East and world
peace
The Bvlssnn offer is seen here as one more effort 10
he old blsiers method for world diplomatic relations
How easy for the Soviet Union and the United States 10
divide up the world between them and anything they
wished The comfortable conviction that this
would enter the thought Of Mr. Eisenhower is the
behind Evropes satisfaction and relaxation follow.
ing the rejection Of Marshal BvIgann's offer.
COLLECTIVE DIPLOMACY
The French have always felt that in their being left
of Ysa and other EsstWest meetings not only
they alone suffered They feel they could have contributed
70 better results for all Beyond he natural French PRIDE
This touches key fundamental 10 This century, namely.
diplomacy must be collective in overall democratic
society
Mr.. Eisenhower's reply 10 Marshal BvIssnin. which
puts all potential EasWest relations into the UN the
main instrument Of 10th century diplomacy, gives
hopes 10 all the smaller nations Of Europe who do not like
Big Threes, Fovrs FWes-sny limited group.
II 'hs United States has accepted The principle Of col
eetve diplomacy for soveUnifed States relations. then
This should everyone going 10 be consulted in the
future The confidence this Interpretation brings 10 the
small nations Of Europe cannot be overrsted II could
prove useful guide in the setting up Of any future Big
Three and Big Four meetings is the basic thought
ming through, and behind the European press and official
reaction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
MORE THAN 81 BILLIoN7
Unions Cash Worth Estimated"
BY ED TOWNSEND


Just how much are American unions WORTH in essh7
Estimates vary but who follow union affairs close
and keep up with sparse financial reports TO members
estimate the total about two billion dollars Some say the
figure should be higher.
Shortly after the TsfHariIey Law made II mandatory
for unions TO make available TO members periodic reports
their finances. the magazine Business Week collected
fairly detailed reports the worth Of so Unions repre-
ssnfins about wohirds Of the total union membership
fhe fime
SURVEY IN l94o
Is still Of the accepted guides 10 the financial worth Of
unions u shows that the so unions had six years ago.
aggregate worth Of 500 million dollars Projecting that
figure the magazines labor analysts estimated the total
worth Of ell international unions exceeded 500 million
dollars and that funds in the treasures Of affiliated locals
would raise American sbors funds we'll over one billion
dollars.
That in l949. Since then union funds have been
Accomplishing fast.
For instance six years ago the United Mine Workers
had indicated worth Of 246 million dollars; now
UNIV has nearly as million dollars in its freasyry-not
GLIDING the mine unions vast welfare funds.
Also in lo4o the Brotherhood Of Tesmsers had net
worth Of 2o7 million dollars recently the truckers union
president Dave Beck told members that Since 1859 we
have increased financial assets by nine million
OF 40 MILLION DOLLARS OR MORE
OVER SAME PERIOD
The net worth Of the international Association Of
sehinss has grown from III million dollars TO roughly
IA million dollars.
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"U.S. Girl and 5 Die in Alps

IN. Y. Trib)
DuPEs AND SUCKERS OF THE MEsMERIsM OF
THE DEvIL!-ANlNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EDUCATION AND CULTURE WHICH IS DEFIANT,
OR IGNORANT or, MY Gods MESSIAH SONS
IMPERATIVE DECLARATION AND ADMoNITIoN:
THE FLESH PRoFlTETH NOTHING IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LFE"I INDIFFERENCE OR CONTEMPT
TOWARDS NY SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST
IN MY CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES. MADE
IT EASIER FOR THE DEVIL TO ROB HIS OWN
M. Y. TrIbL-"An American woman skier ,hrss
Brfons and two Germans killed today by an avalanche
In this Alpine winter resort"
The American victim was identified by police as Jane,
Lssisr-tsviIIs. rs. student Of West Chester, Pa.
The avalanche struck group Of nine sksrs, led by
an Austrian instructor"
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Detroit Free Press }
Educational Standards Being
Lowered?

Yes Theodore Huebener, in School and Society,""
made out that in order to provide for the
caly minded" and "slow" pupils, in schools we
have introduced ping pong, photography clsymodelng
stampcollecting ETC., and decided that anything stu
dent likes is "educstonal teaches him pride in Amer
lea; develops an inquring mind, sound thinking, de-
sirable social attitudes and relationships" We even
have to teach the three Re in high school and coege
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a Nation Under God
CONTINUED From. Back Psgel
"A NATION UNDER COD

"A NATION UNDER COD
president Halls SPIRITUAL AIM IN U. s."
BY William n. Stringsr &c. S. Monifor
WASHINGTON. - President Eisenhower has advised
he nation that the prayer breakfss and other laymens
religious activities widespread today telling the world
that THE United States still nation under Cod deeply
devoted TO spiritual values.
TOO much Of the world has az times gained the impress
sion that he United States aterssfie proud arrogant
Mr.. Eisenhower commented in addressing early morning
prayer breakfast Of 500 Washington leaders, including
bers Of the Cabinet and Congress.
These earnest gatherings, these professions OF faith,
help dspel that wrong impression the President declared
There Is prayer breakfasts in and around Wash
neion, including weekly devotional meetings Of Senator'S
congressman. and State Department personnel.
The President, relaxed but In earnest made his short
talk al the Msyowsr breakfast which launched ihrssdsy
conference Of hs international Council for Christian Lead
srshp. He received from The host, Conrad Hilton silver
plaque which engraved the prayer he wrote for his
inaugural address In January, 1859.
"ovr erssior gave certain rights President Elssn-
hover reasoned In his Imprompfv talk This government Is
set up 10 sustain those rights
." know very few Americans who viii contend with me
that they atheists sgnoses. Bot find among the
laty curious didsnes In merely stating The fact that they
Continued Next Column TOP
= TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEB. II, 1859
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no Christmas were Distributed in nation And hs blind
he'd them Brss They also read daily IN mat season
over $50 Tsevison Stations Daily Bible Readings like hs
one enclosed mailed in large numbers oil through me
year.
Once sssn need your most liberal assistance Is We
continue and enlarge this part Of ministry u Is our
sincere hope that gifts will be increased 10 per cent this
year so that may provide the Scripture in more languages
and help America become Bible reading Nation.
Your gift in the enclosed envelope will help send the
Scriptures to the millions who hunger for Gods word-f
will also open the pages speak Gods comfort 10 those
bo oreve His peace 70 those who are anxious and afraid
His hope 70 those who in despair His power to those
who are tempted His salvation 10 those who lost Your
Gift provides the Book-yovr gift opens fhe Book
Faithfully yours,
Robert T. Taylor
Secretary
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Hebrew Witness Dies or Stand
in Damase Suit

Louis Cohen, AZ electrical contractor, had a "heat
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MACNETIsM-RoBBED
THIS HEBREW OF 20 YEARS! THE So-CALLED
HEART CONDITION. WAS A THINKING
MR. COHEN HAD REACHED "MANS
EXTREMITY :. GODS OPPORTUNITY
But neither his family, his physician, nor i'm.
mediate friends, HAD THE SPIRITUAL DISCERN
MENT AND DIVINE INSPIRATION, AND
POWER, TO MAKE Mr.. COHEN REPENT FROM
ORIGINAL SIN" AND AZ YEARS
ACCOMMODATIONS FROM WHICH THE DEVILS
CHRIST VOID, ANTI-CHRIST JUDAISM COULD
PROVIDE NO POSSIBLE ESCAPE, NOR COULD THE
DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA, WITH ITS
WHITEWASH HEALINCS, SOME OF WHICH
WOULD deceive, IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY
ELECT"l THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST"
WILL MAKE CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE,
STEP BY STEP, HERE AND HEREAFTER,
CHRIST JESUS BEING NO. l, OF COURSE
ALL HUMAN OFFSPRING ARE BORN WITH
THE DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE, OF THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY! HENCE, THE
IMPERATIVE DEMAND FOR A CHRIsTLIKE.
SPIRITUAL REBIRTH, AS PER JESUS TO TRUTH
SEEKING HEBREW RULER, NIeODEMUs.
MURDEROUS HEBREW INTELLECTUAL,
SPIRITUAL LUNATIC, SAUL OF TARSUS, FOUND
THAT OUT EARLY ENOUGH TO AVERT A
PREMATURE DEATH, AND BECAME GODS
HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE PAUL.
Excerpts from The Detroit News)
WITNESS DIES ON STAND IN
DAMAGE SUIT
From Our cy-county Bureau
Coilapsng on the witness stand in Common Pleas
Court yesterday, Louis Cohen, $3.50 Cortland an cleo
tricai contractor pronounced dead few minutes
later by county medical examiner
Cohen. AZ, was undergoing cross-examnation in a
sooo damage suit ne had filed against George Murphy
soo erton' process server for the sheriff. Office fol-
lowing two-car collision last May 2.
Shortly before he slumped over in the witness stand
cohen asked Judge l. Eugene Sharp for permission to
leave the courtroom to get drink of water The RE
quest was granted.
Cohens wife, Ethel, in the courtroom when he
collapsed. She screamed.
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4. .~s<x.rv 70 fulfil these requirements by reasonably
,ro,.etno RELIGIOUS rights without interfering with the pub
lie welfare This smsndmsnf would deny nothing 10 thes,
Who would be covered by such se but would safeguard
the RIGHTS Of those whose religious convictions would other
wise be sacrificed.
The proposed amendment would permit the members
Of churches which practice spiritual healing IN lieu Of
resort TO medical treatment TO qualify for and receive dis
ability benefits while at the time depending solely
vpon he practice Of their religion for trssmenf end re-
Mobilization:
Page Is lines through 10. A. fhs end OF line Is
chance the period O 10 semeolon ID and add the following
crowded however, that nothing in This section In
the standards established Hereunder shall discriminate
against rehabilitation by other than medical
the case Of persons relying solely upon resfmsnf by
or spiritual means through fhe application and use Of the
or teachings of any recognized church, and provided
further that no deduction shall be made from payment
or payments under this title TO which individual
titled because he shall elect have treatment for the pur
pose or rehabilitation by such prayer or spiritual means
in lieu Of rehabilitation services available to him under
State plan approved under the Vocational Rehabilitation
Act"
This proposed amendment would bring H.R. 722s in
line with certain provisions already in the Social Security
avs which respect Christian Science treatment, namely
Page Reference
Sem Doc. Isl
Esd Cong. I'd sess.
OId-Age Assistance
Dependent Children
Aid 10 the Blind lo4
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snf great 10y 10 know that together az Christian.
m 'hs family Of fhs American Bible Society wa are ,r.
legged not only 70 provide the Bible but 70 h.u oo.r n.
pages to The Wonderful words Of s" In 1855 ors ,h.
fourteen million Daily Bible RssdInss from ThsnksoIyro
centnusd next Column TOP
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February A. 1855

February 4, 1855
Mr.. Karl 3. MeKeehan, Chairman
Republican Headquarters
18th Congressional District
Detroit 26, Michigan
Dear Karl:
wanted to make this check for $4,000 but The cost
operating the Detroit Tribune has risen 10 nearly ssooo0o
mon'hy-nesry 100000 invested In somswhss over seven
years. 'Nvf ssd,,--for now.
But I'm profoundly thankful for The privilege Of being
30 used by ovr Fsfhsroiher God" sLhsrmoniovs" His
tribune designed TO work out ihs greatest good
tor The greatest number and substantial progress has
been, and Is being. made. Would you ssrss7
by fhe way sent Mrs. Eisenhower three skeleton
copies ct The second last ISSUE one marked with red per-
GU covering fhs Presidents seeming problem and prospects
ss Churchill and Mrs. Eddy And he certainly looked good
on Tv with Mr.. Hilton the other morning.
k'ndssf regards and best wishes to my COP friends
InsplrsfonsiIy yours, according TO Christ
Andrew ?. Frvshsvf, 6. s.+--F+
AFFm
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Church Trustee Kills

Ss1e4b III oSeSS swsssS
tcontinvsd from Back Psge
Excerpts from NY. Tribune)
CHURCH TRUSTEE KILLS FAMILY OF 6,
THEN ENDS OWN LIFE WITH SHOTGUN
BY STAFF Correspondent
PARsHIPPANY-TROY HILLS, N.J Jan. rs. Al
seven persons children, parents and grandparents IN
the family of William D. Bauer, found dead today
in their home Sedgeheld Drive Six of them had been
killed by single shots from 12-gause shotgun; the
seventh, sx-year-old girl, shot twice. 49,
KNOWN AS HAPPY MAN
Mr. Bauer, forty-eight. New York State Inspector
of road material dead in the bedroom of his seven
ROOM S2l 900 ranch style house He had been shot IN
the mouth. Underneath his body was the shotgun
From this Police Chief Leo D'Orsi theorized that
Bauer had killed the other six and committed suicide
even though his reputation in the "haPpygo-
lucky and his only known interests outside Of work, his
church, the Parsippany First Methodist Church, Of
which he was a trustee, and his children. 80
Dr. Dora C. Cook, of Boonton, the family physician,
was called by police She said she had examined the
children only days ago in preparation for their trip
Florida "All seemed in good spirits them she said
"Mr. Bauer happy-go-lucky sort of man who
adored his children"
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Religious Position Stated"

Excerpts from the c. S. Monitor)
The following amendment we are convinced. vxo,,;d
Continued next Column TOE
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May have Two copies Of 1856 Bible readings. Sine.
nave oesn shvtn my daily Bible readings have been such
Q soIses."-A. n. '' ''e"
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,,. am using your recommendations for reading The
from Thanksgiving TO Christmas Now don't feel 50
lost when open fhs Bible 10 rssd"-B.c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

am not one who reads fhs Bible regularly. but after
finding one OF your reading lists have started and have
found that u starts my dsx LOT bsffsr."-A G.
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American Bible Society
44o Fourth Avenue, New York 16, NY.
Murray Hill 6-Il54
January IS, 1856

Mr.. Andrew ?. FrUehaUf
sfsfIer Hotel, Room $40
Detroit 81, Mich
Dear Mr.. Frvshsvf:
Did you know that In fhs past year you encouraged
thousands OF people 10 open their Bibles and rssd7 Here
are Just few excerpts from many hundreds Of letters
which came 10 fhs offices Of The American Bible Soeisfv
II have enjoyed the Bible readings this year and think
you are doing wonderful Job NY husband In The NAVY
oversees and through daily Bible readings we have strength
ened our love and faith In each other and Of course our
love end faith In Cod q.