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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
These Notices, Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT OF c. S. CHURCH
SEE PAGE z FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
Tv Sun. Am. 900, Channel J
Par Excellence!
"Lutherans Hit Parish Schools

lutherans Hit Parish Schools
Detroit Tmes)
ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. AP)-An Experimentation
conference Of Lvtherans declared today that swing
paroehsI schools is weakening the public school system
They urged that this be stopped.
The National Lutheran Council said in resolution at
the close Of lis annual meeting:
TN country public schools constitute the chief in
sfrvment Of general education for children"
The council including eight branches of in
the United States with about five million members voiced
IFS grave situations where II said public
schools were being sighted.
NAMED AS FOES
In these cases. the council said Interest in psrochaI
schools has led to Indifference opposition 70 sde
qvsss provisions for public school needs"
No specific communities instances made but in
earlier debate several delegates charged that Catholics and
some Professionals boosting ehvrehrvn schools and
opposing adequate financing for public schools
The council said II recognizes the legitimate place Of
Psoe"s SCHOOLS tor children in the total education pro-
gram Is we'll as the special needs for such schools under
certain circumstances"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Middle East Rat Hole For Your
Money
as per "Manion Forum Of Opinion" 2/3

per "Manion Forum Of Opinion" 2/3
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
u will take Ny Chosen People, chrisiIike Christian
seienfists TO properly evsusfe tho thinking Of Mr. Manion
his breakfasts, and literary reessesl
Mr.. Msnon is q Roman Catholic and should and
shall become student Of Ny indispensable. ineopsr.
able. imperative Christian Science movement, THE
PREDEsTINED, EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY
RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :" or ALL RACES
AND PEoPLES-snd the Libersior Of edvesfion soesed
culture, and The entertainment world and the DEVILS doi
nation Of soesed natural science and the mvbIlion
rsekefs:
]. The DEVILS social 'H-bomb'-SEM
2. Alcoholic beversgesl
2. Tobsceol
tsss MIDDLE EAST RAT, Psss ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
President Eisenhower's Tv Appeal
To Israeli


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God, ALI
harmonious" Up. l6, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-Marti Luther job in this age!!!
And how! Science & HEALTH textbook 10 Gods
Liberator Of The Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
jesus 'Ioved righteousness and hated iniquity"l
The fukewarm' live in fools paradise
SPEECH DIsAPPoINTs JEWS IHebrewsl HERE!
Detroit News)
PRESIDENT EISENHoWER-MY HIGHEST PoLITI.
CAL REPRESENTATIVE OF ToDAY-WILL PREVAIL
OVER ALL OPPOSITION!
GOD, FURTHER, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
CHRIST REJECTING JUDAIsMS DAY OF RECKON
ING" is HERE! BUT-THE CHRISTENING OF oMNP-
oTENT, DIVINE LOVE AWAKENS TO HEAVENLY
BLESSINGS NoW!-oF THE ONE REAL CREATION
AND UNIVERSE, FlEsHlEss. l.M-mATERIAL.
SPIRITUAL, CHRlSTLIkE, S-A-T-U-R-A.T-I-N-C EVERY
IoTA OF SPACE WITH oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!
PART
MYTHICAL, DEVILS ADAM-EVE, MURDEROUS,
HUMAN CONCEPT OF LIFE AND CREATION. IS
BEING REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEssT
-lS&H)
tsee PRESIDENT EISENHOWER. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Headlines:
why Won't Eisenhower Speak,

SIXTY NEGRO LEADERS, MOSTLY CLERGY .AsK"l
IKE REFUSES TO VISIT DIXIE TERROR AREAS"
POLICE INTiMIDATE MONTGOMERY NEGROES"
VISION FROM HEAVEN REVEALED BY DR.. KING"
tDr. Martin Luther Kins)
Pittsburgh Courier. ~
NEGRO LEADERS TELL IKE:
LEONE SOUTH OR WE'LL MARCH ON WASHING
TOM" Pittsburgh Courier, 2/23
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear Mr.. President: YOU MUST REALIZE YOU ARE
CONFRONTED WITH THE SAME DEVILS. WHITE.
SPIRITUAL TREASON THAT CONFRONTED MY
BELOVED ABE LINcolN
Truly did Moses declares THE SINS OF THE
ATHERs-PARENTsl-sHALLB BE VISITED UPON THE
CHILDREN UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH
GENERATIONS OF THEM WHO HATE NE. BUT
SHOWING MERCY UNTO THOUSANDS OF
GMlLLIoNsl WHO LOVE NE AND KEEP MY CON-
MANDMENTSI
tsee WHY WON'T EISENHOWER Page ~
p. S. ON WILL oURsLERs "HEALINc WITH FAITH"
Detroit Times. American Weekly. 2/Io)
Mr.. 0ursIer Is A Dupe for the Devils
FaIsehood That Phineas Quimby, "A
Pseudo Mental Hea|er" Taught
Mary Baker Eddy For A Time!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Mr. ovimby humane, but poorly educated, man
with natural talent that enabled him effect tempo
rsry relief by rubbing the human body. based on
ANIMAL MAGNETISM and magic!
Mrs. Eddy before Ny appointment Of her in less than
year after lineolns msryrdom. February 1855 had
vnshskesble faith in the power Of prayer and NY WORD
and temporarily Mr.. ouimby gave her relief.
tsee MR.. ouRsLER is A DUPE. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
FEAR NO EVIL
Christi Kingdom i, Holmes,

In the Holy sanctuary of the Christ Kingdom, there is
peace Joy and We only breathe the amos
phere of the harmony of Soul through knowing that God
Spirit every where present Scientific prayer and study
is the way to enter at the straight gate.
Isaiah forsssw the Christ Kingdom. and we quote from
Tho Uca a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

las per Isaiah SIS. v. Ia, g.
w. 2-"WHEREFoRE DO YOU SPEND MONEY FOR
THAT WHICH is NOT BREAD?
land YOUR LABOR FOR THAT WHICH sATIsFiETH
NOT?
"HEARKEN DILIGENTLY UNTO NE [codl AND EAT
YE THAT WHICH IS GOOD. AND LET YOUR SOUL
DELIGHT ITSELF IN FATNESS!
"Ho. EVERY ONE THAT THRSTETH COME YE
TO THE WATERS. AND HE THAT HATH NO MONEY;
COME YE BUY. AND EAT; YEA COME BUY WINE
AND MILK WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.
INCLINE YOUR EAR AND COME UNTO NE: HEAR,
AND YOUR SOUL SHALL LIVE; AND WILL MAKE
AN EVERLASTING COVENANT WITH YOU, EVEN
THE SURE MERclES OF DAVID"
tsee REV. BILLY cRAHAWs. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Evangelist Billy Graham's Answe
To One stricken With Fear"

PERFECT LOVE cAsTETH OUT FEAR"!-Nsw 7.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
CAN NoN-cHRisTIAN SCIENTISTS HAVE PERFECT
LOVE? ABSOLUTELY MOI
THEY ARE STILL IN BONDAGE TO THE DEVILS
MYTHICAL. ANTl-cHRlST ADAM AND EVE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BiRTHSl
tAI CONCEIVED IN SIN"-Job), EMBRACING SICK
NESS. DISEASE, DEFoRMITIES. DEATH PESTI-
LENcES, WARS DISASTERS. INCLUDING coNvUL-
IONS OF so-caIled NATURE!
AND JESUS TRULY SAID: THERE SHALL BE
WARS AND RUMORS OF WARS!
BUT-THE DEVILS KINGDOMS. LIKE HIS SATANIC
MAJESTY, HIMSELF. ARE MYTHS; THEY ARE
SATURATED WITH TERRIFYING. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. coUNTERFElTs AND BURLEsoUEs
OF THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE
FLEsHLEss. Lh-MATERiAL. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIkE-
REALLY S-AT-U-R-A-T-I-N-G EVERY IOTA OF THE
UNIVERSE WITH OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
THE oMNIPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE EXCLUDES
ABSOLUTELY ANY REALITY TO THE HUMAN AND
"kATERlALr
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [MYTHIcAL!l
WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"l
ST. Paul.
tsee EVANGELIST BILLY cRAHAMs, Page y
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Reaction Ranges From Shocked Disbelief
Over Failure to Absolute Faith in u. S. Future

Vanguard, wet iirecracker
heard around the world. has
left Americans with reactions
ranging from philosophic real
ism to shocked disbelief.
Washington residents inter-
viewed yesterday closed ranks
and spoke OF the abortive
launching effort in the first
person plural. It is this I'VE. "
always present In times of
triumph and despair. which the
following interviews have In
common:
Herbert J. Harding, 370i
Connecticut avenue NV, fed
his native Austria in 1899, was
naturalized In 1914. and now is
a successful Washington Jew
eler--"l am a new American.
There are many like me. who
have adopted this great coun-
try. We are perhaps more
deeply concerned with national
pride and accomplishments Of
the United States than those
who have enjoyed her freedoms
since the cradle.
"As for the satellite. ! feel
we should have kept quiet
about our experiments and not
Dragged in advance. / told
what ! am saying TO you today
to q man from the State De-
Evening star., 1957-12-07
McEIroy Sees Odds
On OnPresident's Trip

LONDON. Dec. Z Up
United States Secretary Of De-
fense McElroy said today "the
odds are quite strong" that
President Eisenhower would
attend the NATO meeting in
Paris.
Mr.. McElroy arrived here
from Washington for talks with
British officials before the
December 1918 NATO meeting
Of heads Of governments which
he will attend.
Mr.. McElroy told newsmen
who asked about the prospects
Of Mr.. Eisenhower's flying to
Paris.
1T is not yet certain. He
will have to get a final clear
ance from his doctors. but I
would say the odds are quite
strong that he will be there"
Evening star., 1957-12-07

did. / certainly believe that
this preannounced failure will
hurt us more than all the
Sputniks the Russians have up,
or ever will be able to launch.
Sam Inguanti. 1881 Ray road
NW.--"We1l just have to try
again. In a thing like this,
you've got to be a perfectionist,
II a scientist is going to ex-
pertinent, he's got TO be pre-
pared for a few failures"
Mrs. Lowry Primrose. 2l40
California street N.W.-"When
I went down to my brokers
this morning. ! noticed at once
the tape was late. You may
believe that this news will
cause many stocks to drop. But
what we have to do is forget
the words 'pessimism' and OPP
timism and stress a little
realism. One good way would
be TO pay highly qualified scien-
lists as much as rock-and-roll
performers command"
Mrs.. Henry Goodman. a
waitress, Of 765 Tenth street
l saw that ex-
plosion on television. I felt the
most awful letdown. / had
been thinking all along that
See INTERVIEWS. Page AZ
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Midshipmon. lo,
Is Found Hunqed

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 7 (R.-A
l9-year-old midshipman was
found hanging by the neck in
a bathroom Of Bancroft Hall
today. Academy authorities
said he apparently committed
suicide.
The body Of Joseph De Masi.
l9, Of Medford. Mass. was
found suspended from a bath
robe sash by another midship-
man about 1910 am, a
spokesman said.
De Masi. a first stringer on
Navy's varsity soccer team. was
a third claSSman (sophomore)
at the Academy. The son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. De
Mast Of Medford, he came here
from Medford High School
after graduation in 1856.
Comdr. Marcy Dupre. public
information officer. described
De Mast as very popular in the
brigade Of midshipmen and
said he had no academic or
other troubles that Academy
authorities knew about.
Evening star., 1957-12-07

not return to Washington be-
fore late Monday or early Tues
day. Mr.. Hagerty said.
The press secretary added
that a decision on whether the
President will go to Paris for
the NATO summit meeting
opening a week from Monday
is not likely until he is back
in the White House.
The decision on the Paris trip
is up to the Presidents doctors.
He wants to go If they find
he has recovered sufficiently.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi-
dent worked for about As min
utes this morning and then
turned to a painting he is doing
to be reproduced and distributed
as Christmas presents. He
would not say what the paint
ing was.
The press secretary indicated
that the President does not
share misgivingS being ex-
pressed widely about the ad-
vance publicity on the VAN
guard rocket firing that failed.
Doesn't Regret Publicity
ITS a difficult problem" Mr..
Hagerty remarked. He pointed
out that news organizations had
for some time had representa-
See EISENHOWER, Page Az
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Spanish Fleet
Agodir
To Go South

PARIS. Dec. Z R.-The
French Press Agency said today
six Spanish warships steamed
into Moroccan territorial waters
of Agadir and the port COM
mander called out troops to pre-
vent a possible landing.
The agency said the spanish
ships. including q heavy and
light cruiser, maneuvered of
the port for two hours. then
steamed south toward the re-
bellious Spanish colony Of Ifni.
The agency said the warships
came close enough to the port
for land observers TO see an
admiral's pennant flying from
the light cruiser. The agency
said royal army troops in full
field equipment were hurried to
the waterfront before the with
drawal.
In Madrid. the War Ministry
issued a communique acknowl-
edging Spanish forces had
withdrawn from two villages in
Southern Ifni. 1t said Moroc-
can irregulars took over the
villages. Morocco has denied its
irregulars are operating In
Ifni. a tiny colony on the At
lsntic surrounded by Moroccan
territory.
The communique said Span
ish forces withdrew yesterday
from the two villages-Til-Uin
and T'Zelata de Sbuia-at a
cost Of seven casualties The
Spanish announced earlier this
week that relief forces had
driven through TO the beseiged
garrisons Of the two villages.
The communique said Spanish
Army operations were continu-
ing normally In Central and
Eastern Ifni.
The Moroccan newspaper AL
Aram In Rabat said the fort
Of Tiliouine was captured yes
terday BY insurgent Ifni forces.
Evening star., 1957-12-07

There's no reason for us to
develop an international in
feriority complex"
Mrs. Francis Reeves, 6706
Elroy place. Oxon Hill, Md
We've been led to believe a
lot Of things that Just aren't
true, and l don't believe the
press and television should
have played 1t up the way they
Evening star., 1957-12-07

py selling Coca-Cola while a
strike was going on at the local
Coca-Cola plant.
And you're sure going TO get
It," Mr.. Powers said Reynolds
added as the Teamster boss
went out the door Of the store
and drove on in a big black
Cadillac.
That was on September 4 Of
last year. Mr.. Powers said, and
the next night his store was
rocked by a dynamite blast
that blew out the plate glass
window and the door. knocked
down the marquee and tore a
hole In the pavement.
Inquiry Continues
Mr.. Powers told his story as
the Senate Rackets Investigate
ing Committee continued its
inquiry into labor violence in
the South.
The gray-haired food market
operator said no one was ever
arrested for the dynamiting
and that no grand jury mvesti-
cation was made.
Tavern J. Duffy. a commit
tee investigator. testified Knox
vile police told him that Reyn-
olds was never asked about his
alleged threats to Mr.. Powers.
Senator Mcclellan. Democrat
OF Arkansas. the committee
chairman. said to Mr.. Powers
in commenting on the lack of
any grand jury investigation
or any police questioning Of
Reynolds:
That is the kind OF law en-
forcement you have down in
that community when labor
unions are involved"
Mr.. Powers said that after
Evening star., 1957-12-07

the dynamiting Of his store he
talked to Hal H. Clements. dis
trict attorney general prose-
cutorl at Knoxville. and Mr..
Clements told him they had
two good officers" assigned to
the case and they would do "a
good job Of it,"
rs this what you would call
q good job Of it?" asked Sena-
tor Mcclellan.
mo. I certainly would not"
Mr.. Powers replied.
Police win Testify
Robert F. Kennedy. chief
counsel Of the committee. said
two Nashville police officers
who have some information
about the Teamsters Union
having dynamite equipment"
also would testify.
Mrs. Lola Freels. former sec
retary to Transfers Local No.
62l in Knoxville. testified yes
terday that Teamster terrorists
seemingly" escaped punish
ment for dynamitings and other
crimes because Of political in
fiuence.
Mr.. Clements told a reporter
later he was going to put her
story before the first session Of
a grand jury we can have"
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Alexandra Fire
Ruins Building

A fire today destroyed the
interior Of the Servicemen':
Lounge in the 100 block OF
North Columbus street, Alex
andria. -Four firemen were
hurt.
Robert v. H. Duncan. presi-
dent Of the Chamber OF Com
merce. which originally or
ganized the lounge. said the
building may have TO be de-
molished. He said damage may
exceed $4,000.
The building. approximately
100 years old. is former parish
house for historic Christ
Church. which is in the same
block.
Two Of the injured f1remen
were admitted to Alexandria
Hospital. They were identified
as Robert L. Blunt. 81, who was
listed in good condition after
suffering electric shock. and
George Koch. 2S. in good con-
dition after treatment for
smoke inhalation.
Treated at the hospital and
released were Oscar Mover, 81,
who suffered a cut on his right
hand, and William E. Fox, 81,
who was felled by smoke.
This was the second fire to
hit the Servicemen's Lounge.
In May, 1855, the interior was
burned out. but the lounge was
put back into operation after
repairs. Damage in that blaze
was estimated at $4,000.
Chief Padgett said today's
fire apparently started under
the floor in the east end of the
building. He said the flames
burned through the floor, trav-
eled up the walls and into the
,eiling Of the one-story build
NO
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Transit Driver
Robbed Of $50
Police Report
Rosh of Thefts

A d. c. Transit bus driver
was robbed Of about $50 early
today as he waited in his bus
at Sixtieth street and East
Capitol. the end Of the line.
Police said the driver. Ralph
Windsor, jr.. %. OF Clinton.
Md. was held up by two men.
both about 20 wears old. One
OF the men was armed.
The driver told police the
men forced him TO the floor OF
the bus and threatened to kill
him II he moved. Before they
left. they took So from
Mr.. Windsor's own wallet. s56
in bus fares and three rolls Of
tokens valued at $3.50.
Police said one OF the men
wore a red turtle-neck sweater
and the other a brown over
coat. Both men were colored
and wore brown hats.
Police also reported a rash
Of robberies which occurred
earlier.
A taxi driver. Charles Z.
Gray. jr.. 80. sl2 Burns street
Sc, was robbed Of SIS by three
colored men who we're riding
In his cab.
Mr.. Gray told police the men
ordered him to pull into a park
ing lot near Forty fourth street
and Sheriff road NE. about
1880 pm. yesterday.
Two Of the men grabbed him
from behind and the other took
his wallet.
A 62-year-old man. Ernest
Robinson. 8l1 Maryland avenue
NE. told police he was robbed
of 500 in the 200 block Of
Eighth street NE. by two COL
ored men both about 2s years
old.
At $3.50 pm. a Daily News
carrier boy, Theodore Fields,
IL, 6l8 VI street NV, was
grabbed from behind by a coll
ored youth and robbed Of $40,
police reported. The incident
accurred in the unit block of
NJ street NV.
A billfold containing So was
taken from Michael l.. Guilds,
81. 1923 Columbia road NV.
about Q pm. in the $500 block
Of Mozart place NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-07

reasonable TO expect such fail
ures. And ! think our prestige
is too great TO be hurt by a
setback Of this kind. believe
this country can meet and
exceed anybody's standards.
Mrs. 4. II. Powell Of FATS
Virginia avenue NV, II have
absolute faith in the United
States. and this Is q faith that
Evening star., 1957-12-07
MODERN ARMS
POSE CHALLENGE

Foesd with the greatest peril in
It's history-sudden ottoek by inter.
continental missiles ond hydrogen
bombs-the United Stotes must solve
the problem Of developing depend.
cble weapons in o push button ooe.
Failure 10 solve this problem could
result in another foteful December
J. o.. os one sirotesist told The
S'or. "of course. somebody might
set a little too much vodka in him
some night :"
For on onolysis Of whot the United
Stotes must do 10 regain its weapons
leod see the first Of o series Of
articles by Williom Hines tomorrow
In The Sunday stoL
Evening star., 1957-12-07

completed until next week,
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty announced.
Mr.. Hagerty told newsmen
the preliminary report was not
much more" than has appeared
in the newspapers. But there
are "one or two things" per-
tanning to material or equip
ment within the rockets that
cannot be made public for
security reasons at this time.
he added.
Asked If sabotage was sus-
pected. Mr.. Hagerty said II
lust don't know" He added that
he had not heard sabotage
mentioned.
The President expressed dis
when he was in
formed that the Vanguard
Project rocket failed to get of
the ground at Cape Canaveral.
Fla. yesterday.
Then he promptly asked the
defense department for a full
report on what happened"
The preliminary report went
to the White House in Wash
ington Mr.. Hagerty said the
gist of 1t was telephoned to the
President at his farm near here.
A White House courier was
bringing up the text by auto
mobile.
Eisenhower In Good Spirits
The President, recuperating
from a stroke-like cerebral oc-
clusion he suffered two weeks
ago Monday. is spending a long
and quiet week end at his coun-
try home.
Mr.. Hagerty reported that he
seems to be feeling all right"
and was in good spirits today
despite rain that was keeping
him inside the house.
Mr.. Eisenhower probably will
Evening star., 1957-12-07
EVENSONG NOTES
OF OTHER LANDS

GERMANY will be feotured in
tomOucw's Advent EyensOns pro-
srom in the Lutheron Church Of the
Reformotion's series borrowing
themes from other countries A
story obOut the prOsroms oppeon
on Poee Al.
Evening star., 1957-12-07
BULLETIN
Yugoslovio Rejects
u. S. Militory Aid

BELGRADE Up. Yugo-
slavia has renounced United
States military aid, usually
well : informed YugosIav
sources reported tonight.
They said President Tito told
United States Ambassador
James Riddleberger Of the
decision yesterday at q meet
Ing ON the Island Of Brioni.
attributing the action 10
frequent "reappraisals" Of
this aid In recent times by
the United States.
Evening star., 1957-12-07
DynomitingAfterThreot
BY Teomster Charged
No Arrests or Jury Probe Mode,
Knoxville Grocer Tells Senators

Knoxville grocery store operator told Senate rackets
today his food market dynamted last year
the day after local Teamster ofcial threatened
him with trouble.
B. Powers testified that W. Reynolds then president
OF Teamster Local 62 told him he looking for trouble
Evening star., 1957-12-07
Workers Seize
3 Big Banks
In Indonesia
Dutch Rush Ships
To Aid NotionoIs
In Custer Crisis

JAKARTA. Indonesia. Dec. 7
R.-Indonesian employees took
over the three largest Dutch
banks In downtown Jakarta to.
day despite a government ban
on unauthorized seizures Of
Dutch enterprises.
A union leader said the Dutch
public library and Dutch Dip