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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Lutheruns Plan Fete
For Founders Duy

Founders Day will be observed
from 0 am. to 4 pm. Wednesday
at the National Lutheran Home.
Eighteenth and Douglas streets
NE. the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Home has announced
The observance will be COM
bined with bazaar and lawn
fete. A complete luncheon will
ne served beginning at 1890 ain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Helen Keller Leeds
Oslo Procession

OSLO, Norway. June 3 CH).-
The blind and deaf humanita-
rian. Helen Keller, lead pro-
cession yesterday through the
main street Of Oslo to st. Hans
haugen Park, where a crowd Of
10000 awaited her.
Miss Keller rode in an open
car followed by supporters Of the
Norwegian Blind Peoples Asso-
citation. which was celebrating
its 50th anniversary.
At st. Hanshaugen Park she
was greeted by Premier Einar
Gerhardsen, who spoke OF her
as "a torch which splits the
darkness and gives new hopes
for blind people Of returning TO
normal life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
THE DETAILS

Arnold Five years ago I
made the mistake of marrying
a girl much younger than my
self. I was then SO and Emily
was 10. I thought she was a
good, sweet. naive girl, but 1t
seems I was wrong.
Emily was shiftless, lazy and
headstrong. She thought mar
riage was going to be one long
picnic. After we had two babies
and she saw that life wasn't 60
ing to be a bowl of cherries, she
became very bad-tempered. Soon
realized things were even worse
than l thought. She was flirting
with men. One fine day she
tipped and deserted the children
and me with one of those men.
Sure enough. after living with
this man for six months, she dis
covered he was a scoundrel. She
left him and has asked to come
back to me. Of course, I've got
to have somebody to take care
of the children. I've had a house.
keeper all this time, but have
practically gone busted. But I
Just don't know whether I can
trust Emily.
Emily FL know I don't de-
serve any sympathy and ! should
not be excused for what I did to
Arnold and the children. All
can say is that I've learned my
lesson and I'll be different from
now on.
It's true I didn't know what
marriage was all about. ! wanted
romance and fun. Arnold kept
telling me married life was a
serious business. but wasn't old
enough to understand how right
he was.
After living with that other
man. I realize what good hus-
band and father Arnold is. I'm
ready to work my fingers to the
bone for him for the rest Of my
ufe-if only he'll take me back.
I'm sure I can take care of the
the children better than any
housekeeper. Arnold won't be
eble to afford one forever and
what will happen to the children
then? I hate to think they will
grow up wrong because Of what
I've done. I missed them every
minute I was away.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Emily may have learned some
thing by her experience, but
Arnold doesn't seem to have
profited much.
1t is easy to condemn Emily's
action. 1t was so bad that Arnold
can feel perfectly self-righteous
and sees no need to examine
his own conduct and attitudes.
There are indications. however,
that he is not entirely blame
less.
Arnold married a girl slightly
more than half his age. She ad-
mits she wanted romance and
fun" as any girl Of 10 would.
How come Arnold saw marriage
as such a very grim and serious
business that he could not give
her any Of this romance and
fun?
In Arnold's statement. there is
not one word about loving Emily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

How thankful am l to re.
ceive. on occasion, a letter from
a reader which proves how ride.
ulous is the widespread belle,
that exercise is necessary fol
good health. For years l have
been in danger of being TWISTED
into a pretzel by one or more o.
the body beautiful" exercise
enthusiasts. l am their sworr
enemy because / have unremit.
tingly fought against the neec
for overexertion to procure fit
ness and health.
I present. therefore, this let
ter which l consider damaging
evidence for the prosecution
chats mel
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
husband is head manager of a
large company. He is "a years
of age. 6 feet tall and weighs
los pounds. He plays handball
at the YMCA once a week.
That is the only real exercise
he gets. especially in the
wintertime.
He is getting wide around
the waist and seems to be
sluggish lot of the time. He
is in good health and always
tries to eat a healthy variety
Of foods at mealtime. When
ever l tell him he should have
more exercise. and l don't
mean work, he tells me that
he should perhaps play hand
ball twice a week instead of
once.
I don't believe this is the
answer. 1t wouldn't be good
to knock himself out playing
handball because he is very
tired afterwards. and this
seems to be going from one
extreme. to the other. Am l
wrong?
1 have suggested few times
that he should do a steady
daily exercise. Something that
wouldn't be too firing and yet
would help keep him in good
physical condition. He knows
he should exercise more but he
never does. Maybe If he knew
OF some particular exercise
that was sure to help him he
would be more enthusiastic
about it.
l would appreciate 1t very
much il you would advise me.
I don't like TO see him come
home from the Office tired and
listleSs. when I know that a
few special exercises would
make a new man out of him.
My problem is what to do
Mrs. G
Answer:
Poor Mrs. c. in st. Louis. Mo.
Little did she reckon that il
to me-the sworn oppo.
nent of overexertion - she wa,
walking right into the lions den
But as she is so innocent abou
it all. / promise not to rant anC
shout about the imbecilities o.
the overexercisers. Hers is ;
plain case Of misinfromation.
Mrs. c.. / leave your letter II
judgment to a few million
readers Of this column. would
wager that If they all wrote il
to give their answer to you
husbands problem. not NOR,
than one or two would advis,
your husband to increase hi
daily exercise or handball.
My guess is that, overwhelm,
ingly. their advice would q
something like this your hus
band at s feet and weighing onl!
los pounds is thinner than {
blade of grass. Instead OF find
ing more exercises for him Il
do. buy him a hammock snC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

Tomorrow: A husbond is on cosy
marx" for oil who need money. His
wife is ineensed when she leorns Of o
large loon to young widow employe
and protests thot her husbond should
not be so generous in helping others
when il meons deprivins his own fomily
Of thinas they would ike to hove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

or needing her for herself. He
may condescend to take her back
as a housekeeper, in order to
take care Of the children. but
there is no word of forgiveness
or affection for Emily.
Emily is too ready to come
back on the basis of making it
up to Arnold for the rest of her
life. Like Arnold, she does not
speak of love or happinesS-only
of working her fingers to the
bone"
Emily may have the best will
in the world, but this arrange
ment can't work out. With an
aloof, self-righteous father and
a humble mother spending her
life expiating sin, what kind
of home can the children have?
There must be a way for this
couple to find some love and
happiness together and they
should talk their problems over
with a clergyman or counselor
attached to a family service
agency.
tcopyrisht 1857. Gen. Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
FEATURE Rcs
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
RemorsefuI Wife Seeks
ToReturn to Husband
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
ARNOLD FL don't know II should take her back
EMILY FIJI work my fingers to the bone for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

Tomorrow Roy Henry opens o series
Of three columns on newly voted bens-
It's Tor severely disabled workers who
hove reoehed the oss Of 50. The plan
goes into effect July I. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

60 to his mothers house be.
cause he wanted her to sign a
mortgage agree m t. She
weighed about 30 pounds. and
she had a little white bun of
hair on top and a brogue that
wouldn't quit. Grandma listened
to the mortgage agreement and
said she wouldn't sign it. He was
exasperated. Don't be thick. p"
he said. I'm trying to save you
some money"
Her hand whipped back and,
big as he was. he ducked. She
made him apologize. He was
grinding his teeth when he got
back in the car. big brave
policeman" I said mockingly.
You flinched."
you don't understand" he
said seriously. Shed have hit
me-"
A Labor of Love
He's 70 now, retired since 1888.
He does a big days work as
credit manager for the FISHER
Newspapers in Northern New
Jersey. He's as neat as ever and
he knows all the merchants in
his area. and, in the evenings
he sits and watches wrestling on
television. He's slower of foot a
little bit, but he will not permit
the children to help my mother
to the bedroom or anywhere else
In the years that she has been
i'll, he has cooked her breakfast
before leaving for the Office, he
has made the dinner and washed
the dishes and made the beds
and has given her the proper
medicine and. in effect. has
played Daddy to a tired doll. He
does not want help from any
one else-including us.
She says he's her boy friend
She winks. He doesn't see it, anc
he grinds his teeth and says
We'll, I ought to be. We're mar
ried so years and we went to-
gether six years-not counting
the year we didn't speak"
). He's that kind of a man. The
greatest I ever knew.
Copyright. 1857 King Features
Syndicate. Inc.
Wednesday,: There is no such thing
os o bad boy, just bod porents." ThI
is o common belief nowadays. Jim BishoI
reflects upon il from the deoth ehombe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Copyright. 1857. King Features
Syndicate. Inc.

Wednesday,: There is no such things
os o bad boy, just bod porents." This
is O common belief nowadays. Jim Bishop
reflects upon il from the deoth chamber
at Sing Sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
SECURITY FOR YOU
Plan Covers
Pructicing
Attorneys
BY RAY HENRY

From F. T. of Washington,
ID. c.: For the past six years,
I've been working for the Federal
Government as a lawyer. Now
I've gone into partnership with
another lawyer in private prac-
tice have a recollection that
lawyers in private practice were
brought under social security
last year. Is this right?"
Yes.
From E. ID. X. Of Alliance,
Ohio: I've been getting social
security payments for the past
two years. Now l have an offer
OF job. I've heard that the Law
permits person to earn 81 200
a year without losing his bene-
fits. What if / work for four
months and make 5000 in each
month. viii l lose any Of my
.checks?"
II your earnings are not over
$1,000 for the year. you'll receive
all your checks. 1t doesn't matter
how many months 1t takes you
TO earn the $1,000.
From A. NJ. Of st. Petersburg,
Fla: What do I have to do TO
make sure that my family will
get social security payments II I
die before 65?"
Generally speaking. you must
have worked a year and a half
out Of the last three years in a
Job covered by social security.
That is. at your death. you must
have earned $50 or more every
three months in six OF the last
Is calendar quarters. In that
case. your family is entitled TO
full benefits.
49,
From G. o. G. Of Kalamazoo.
Mich: IF a wife works for her
husband is she covered by the
social security law and, as such.
eligible to earn rights to social
security payments?"
No. That is considered family
employment which isn't recog-
nized under the law.
From NJ. Il. T. Of Oakland,
Calf: What is the amount OF
the social security tax paid by
a self-employed person."
Three and three eighths per
cent Of his net earnings up to
$4,000 a year.
From T. G.. OF Newark, n. j.:
For the past ten years. my sis
ter has been living with me as
my housekeeper. Next Septem-
Der I'll reach SIS and plan to re-
tire. My sister is So. l will start
drawing social security in jan
uary, Will my sister be eligible
to get any monthly payments
due to my social security cover
aPe?"
No. The social security law
doesn't provide for monthly pay
ments for brothers or sisters
/ under any circumstances.
~
From Mrs. s. X. Of New York:
Gould you please give me a
run down as to who is eligible
for the lump-sum death pay
ment?"
The lump-sum payment will
be paid TO the widow or widower
provided the deceased an d
spouse we're living together at
the time Of death. II no widow
or widower survives. the pay
ment is made TO the person who
pays the deceased's burial ex-
penSc.
fYOH MAY Dritc RdU Henry
In care OF The star about Uour
oWn social security or retire
ment problem. Please enclose
a stamped. Selt-dddreSSed en-
uclope and IS cents In COM
From Ap Newsfeatufes
Tomorrow Roy Henry opens q series
OF three columns on newly voted bens-
It's Tor severely disabled workers who
hove tsoehsd the oss Of 50. The plon
/. GOES into effect July !. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

The Fomily Council consists Of q Judge,
O psyehiotrist. three eleFsymen, o
newspaper editor, q women's editor
and two writer's. Eoch article is q
summary Of on oetuol eose history.
The council reports on problems thot
have been deoIt with by responsible
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

fYOH mdu Write RdU Henry
IN care OF The star about uour
OWn social security or retire
mcnt problem. Please enclose
a stamped. Selt-dddreSSed en-
relope and IS cents In COM
prom APP Newsfeatufes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

LAS WE SEE IT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

The narration is found in
II Chronicles, 10Th chapter,
verses five and six. 1t tells
US:
And he set judges in the
land through all the fenced
cities Of judah. city by city.
And said TO the judges,
take heed what we do: for we
Judge not for man, but for
the Lord. who is with you in
the Judgment"
Mrs. Eddy's explanation in
Glossary of Science an d
Health, page $50:
JERUSALEM. Mortal be-
lief and knowledge obtained
from tn five corporeal
senses; the pride of power
and the power of pride; sem
suality; envy; oppression;
tyranny. Home, heaven.
JUDAH. A corporeal, ma
terial belief progressing and
disappearing; the spiritual
understanding of God and
man appearing"
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Respected Hebrew, Max 0snos,

president Of Sans Stores MENTAL HEALTH"
To the Editor detroit Tirnes)
." terribly concerned $4,000 people committed
=. 1000 overerowded.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear Mr.. osnos NY Chosen People. chrissks Christian
Seenfss-of ell and backgrounds are enjoying
THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN or cop'I
ST. Psu-
But Hebrews, Roman Catholics Professionals and Ell the
other prisoners OF the deviIlths MYTHICAL, AdsEve,
snchrisf CHASTITY eovnfsrsfs sud bvrssqvss Of NY
sfion-FLESHLEsS, MnsferisI spiritual and chrsfke-
tsse RESPECTED HEBREW, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
LAWS Asked To Curb Union"

Letter TO The N. r Herald TrbUne
As the wave of indignation ensendered by revelations
OF labor union misuse Of money power sweeps across
country might reflect upon the roles PLAYED bv our
lawmakers and law enforeers They stage the guilty
unions were merely the bad actors.
The sLaCvarda Act 1881 ostensibv interdsd o.
correct the easy Of niuneons by employers SO far
overeoeeed the situation that employers HELPLESS
against many overt acts Of Unions Additionally II made our
Unions on the eve OF their tremendous expansion nearly
immune from charges Of monopoly.
{ See LAWS ASKED. Page y
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Democrats Ir-lResponsibiIity

-, . (Chieago Tribvne)
Chicago May Your editorial advice from rrur,r
Aa'a' Co. hits on The head. While ann disappointed
win 'kes fiscal program, know we'll that the hinus The
democrats say about economy lower BUDGET and lower
'sxss al hoswssh With The Democrats II is spend tax
enc speno win plenty OF fraud The Democrats are re-
sponsibe for present fiscal condition and ,h .,,
'nhafon r. D r. started a-he never knew how 70 handle
'sy Charles M Nelson
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Example Of Unions
Mismanagement"
windsor Daily Star EditorisD

Report Of Magistrate j. Arthur Hanrshsn arbitrator
in the Purity Diaries sseo should be compulsory reading 70
oil union members and indeed to ell union lesders
lesson IN how not TO a union.
So bad the Encouragement Of the Unions affairs
preceding the illegal and wholly vnivsisd strike that
The arbitrator recommends resignation Of the entire union
committee. The position Of Mr. Tom Rees president and
business agent OF the vnon beyond the sbrstor pre-
negatives but the magistrate makes u fairly clear what he
thinks OF that leaders II-sdvised activities
tsss EXAMPLE or UNIONS, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
"A Law Dean Roscoe Pound) Looks
At Union Privileges"

In report prepared for the American Enterprise Asso
eiaon Roscoe Pound former dean Of the Harvard law
school, points out that organized labor has acquired special
privileges and legal mvnities which should cvrbed
Labor legislation, we'll the vsvrpation Of rights
not directly granted by law have given labor dangerous
preosstves. says Prof Pound These privileges compare
70 those which taken away centuries ago from kings
and to protect the rights and liberties Of the
people.
tsee a LAW DEAN, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
Tribune Publisher S Fourth Testimony
In Four Weeks-TweIfth Since
12-26,-
Great Britain, In Thought.
lin II different Christian Science chvrehes)
CANADA Windsor, Onf) 5/29

BUT FIRST, THIS BACKGROUND FOR The TESII-
MoNY
Great Britain and the v. Sand all nations more or
their svpposittovs human and material counter
fes buresqves of divine ideas terribly hsrassed-
IN BELIEF-wfh the DEVILS false gods billion rsekets-
faverns in the " ST. pubs in Brifsnand the dsmnsbe
whskey and soda diplomacy Of Washington and London
And then there also the devils Adam and Eve TO-
baeeo dvpes Jogging their thinking the divine pofensis
ties Of N.Y. Gods, Still small voice. accepting temporarily
fhe devils CHASTITY bvrIesqve for that PEACE OF GOD
WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDINGS
And THE DEVILS SOCIAL 'H-BoMB,' S-Ex!-in the
world and world Of letters of all nations
and their supposfious counterfeit ndvidvaities ter
riby msed via that ensualism which IS NOT BLISS BUT
BONDAGE as Mrs. Eddy we'll states and ST. Paul fhereto
ITO BE cARNALLY MINDED IS DEATH BUT TO BE
SPIRITUALLY MINDED is LIFE AND PEACE!
Incidentally discussed in last weeks Detroit Tribune
CANADA is ABOUT TO RECEIVE FIVE BILLION
DEVILS CURSE VIA WALKERS WHskEY DIsTILLERY
EXPANSIONS
THE TESTIMONY
" in Great Britain tonight would speak approximately
God has prepared me for
The inspired readings much appreciated and those
from Revelation remind Of THE LEAVES OF THE
TREE WERE FOR THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS"
which has very properly kened textbook whose
leaves for the healing Of the naonsl
see TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS, Page III
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WorIds Coming To An End"
Evangelist Billy Graham

rnn - 80. Tree Press, 5/20)
IHAT so-esIed WORLD AND THE SHINING sr,,p,n
LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES p,,p
lssouEs OF THE DIVINE, REAL. the EIEsu,sss
'f"-"A' sklAt. SPIRITUAL. AND cHRIsrLIKE HAVE
NO ACTUAL EXISTENCE WHATSOEVER TO My
~"o'e" rsorle. eHRisTlIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ssss WORLDS COMING, Pss. I'D
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"'57 Fire Loss in U.S..
MAY Top Billion

UNDERWRITERS IN ANNUAL MEETING"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE MYTHICAL. BUT TRAGIC MORTAL
THOUGHT PHENOMENAL! VIA THE DEVILS DuPEsl-
THE NON-cHRsTlAN sciENTIsTS-THE PRO-
DucERs AND USERS OF THE DEVILS MULTI-BlLLIoN
RAcKETs-TOBAcco ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES,
THE DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL PSEUDO
MISUNDERSTANDING sYRUPS' FOR
UNREPENTANT SINNERS, ALMOST DEcEVlNc THE
ELECT, AND THE DUPEs OF THE DEVILS SOCIAL
'H-BOMB,' SEX, IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
AND THE WORLD OF LETTERS!!!
ENEMIES OF NY, GODS. STILL. SMALL voIcEr
Those false gods fog the thinking the divine potenfiaI
ties, until suffering brings about MANS EXTREMITY
GODS oPPoRTUNITY'l
Fortunately, THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDES THE
DAWN'l and BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MOURN FOR
THEY SHALL BE coMFORTED"!-Jesus.
And per philosophers: "sUFFERINc IS THE PATH
WAY TO WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING"
(See 81 FIRE Loss. Page n
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Study To Be Approved
of God
So when we come to know
as the Bible and Christian
Science teaches, we find the
real man created in the spirit
ual image and likeness of
God.
On page $50 of Science and
Health, Mrs. Eddy affirms the
allness of God and the moth
ingness of evil.
"COD is WHAT THE
SCRIPTURES DECLARE HIM
TO BE. = LIFE, TRUTH.
LOVE. SPIRIT IS DIVINE
PRINCIPLE. AND DIVINE
PRINCIPLE is LOVE, AND
LOVE IS MIND. AND MIND
is NOT BOTH GOOD AND
BAD. FOR GOD IS MIND;
THEREFORE, THERE IS IN
REALITY ONE MIND ONLY,
BECAUSE THERE is ONE
GOD"
Gods Time Is Now
Right now, we can wait
CONTINUED on Page u
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Pres. Eisenhower VS.. Sec. Humphrey
by Andrew + Euehax CI +++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mother God. ALI
harmonious" (p Is, Science and Health with Key g
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age!II
And how! Science 4 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 '7oved righteousness and hated iniquy"i
The '7ukewarm' live in fools paradise!
GOD REQUIRES WISDOM. ECONOMY. AND
BRoTHERLY LOVE TO CHARACTERIZE ALL THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEMBERS or THE
MOTHER CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST"
tchvrch Manual, Art XIV, Sect. ST.
God 70 His Chosen People, TO guide all peoples!
GOD ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
President Eisenhower invitivey accepts wisdom
ony and brothery love TO characterize all proceedings
Secretary Humphrey is in lower state Of liberation
the illusion and deusion that dollars and matter,
THE MYTH, are substance!
President Eisenhower diseerns the per alive need for
sverfins another Pearl Harbor. another Korea!
President Eisenhower also dseerns the imperative need
for individual and national guidance THE good Samaritan
ideal Of right human resonshpskoT like the priest and
Levise, who walked by on the other side!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
FEAR NO EVIL
Be Strong In Cod

Through the Spirit of Christ Jesus God with all who
put their trust in Him. He is with and when we make
Him captain through that Mind which in Christ we
know the Spirit is with us to guide and protect u.s.
JEHOSHAPHAT'S INSPECTION
When Jehoshaphat toured for inspection among the peo
pie prepare their hearts seek God he kept strong in
God he might know that divine Love be made manifest
in human affairs Jehohsphsf set up judges who faith
III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

Total Federal Debt-Under 280
Billion S
Eisenhower Budget-71.8 Billion S!
Pearl Harbor Hundred Billion sly!
Korea-50 to 100 Billion (pIus)!-
Devils Democratic Demagoguery!
TOTAL U. s. wEALrH-s7s BILLION S! It'll
3star Extra sfl4-
TOTAL U. S. INDEBTEDNESS IS A TRlLLIoN PLusl
tsee PRES. EISENHOWER. Page ~
Senator Wayne Morse-DeviI's
Saul Of Tarsas' Political
Demagogue!-Power Hungry
0pportunist!
MORSE RAPs POWER 'cIvE.AWAY'"
SENATOR ATTACKS IKE IN DETROIT"
Free Prsss)
Eisenhower VS.. Roosevelt and
Truman!
Roosevelt: Reds BuiIdup!-A
Colossal Give-Away! Billion S
Secrets and Know-How' to 'Reds'!!!
Pearl Harbor, 100 Billion SIS BIunder
And Dems' Infamy!!!
TRUMAN also LOVED THE PRAISE or MAN MORE
THAN The PRAISE or cooT and weakly submitted TO
cries for tax cuts trasiesy rapidly imobirins
inanf military strength Hence koreal
ROOSEVELT and TRUMAN cost the U. s. $50 billion 81
DEVILS DAMNAeLE LABOR PLuNDERINc or PUB.
Lie, or MAJOR GUILT!
tsee SEN. WAYNE MORSE. Page ~
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AS per NJ. Y. Trib. Of 5/23: