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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

headache" produced many such letters.
There are lots of bachelors among the
well over 10 million unmarried men in
the US. who feel badly bruised by the
assumption that they are sitting pretty.
And the anguish is intensified by what
they regard as very rough treatment
from the Internal Revenue Service.
Good Old Joe
Hear this from 3O-year-old bachelor
with a public-relationS job in Alabama:
Its the bachelor who is called on to
show the town to every visiting fireman.
Had to give up living in New Orleans
(although | love it, because everyone
who had ever known me told all his
friends to look up old Joe and he'll show
you the town. This was not only hard
on the rise-n-shine department, but it
kept me out of cash
Bachelors invited to couples homes
are ex- - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
This Week Family Finance Expert

Wy biggest financial headache is the
fact that no one ever believes have any
financial headacheSl I'm a bachelor
teaching high school in city Of $4,000
people in California. Since ] am quite
senior on our salary schedule, am
'well-paid' for Schoolteacher, and my
friends and acquaintance assume that,
with no responsibilities ! must be in
an enviable financial position.
Accordingly, am besieged with de-
mands to contribute to hundreds of
projects, to participate in activities in
Volving money. When demur, because
am helping relatives in financial trou-
bic, helping number of boys and girls
with their college education, making
gifts to charities (my biggest single ex-
penditures except for income taxes and
payments on a retirement plan), l am
charged with being tightwad."
An isolated case? Far from it. My
query about your biggest financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
a T. ~ Sc |. E7!I!I. HE!
Might Cough"
racking
your nerves.
Cough al niDhs1 W0ko Up WON ovs1
Hsrh discovery ehseks coughs Il
eoid6 without eodoiso 90 you deep.

II Might Cough"
- shattering your
sleep and nerves
(your family's
tool here's quick
blessed relief.
PBRFUssIN with
herbal Thymol
not only soothes
coughs Of colds or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Is Uncle Sam Unfair
To Bachelors?
nd women = pay more taxes than married

Should single men = and women pay more taxes
eoupIes7 What do you think Of these eompIants7
By DEXTER NJ. KEEZER
This Week Family Finance Expert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

Flu. but it also loosens phlegm. Con-
tains no habit-form ming eodeine-
you sleep naturally. That's why %
many doctors have prescribed
PERTUssIN for young and old. Good
tasting. Commended by -
Parents Magazine. Get .. M
PERTUSSIN !e:s..gz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

The defeated section would
have amended existing law 10
give the Executive branch
broader authority 10 dismiss in
security cases.
Senator Jenner. Republican
OF Indiana. sponsored the orig
inal bill 10 curb powers OF the
courts. but the committee was
working today on a substitute
offered by Senator Butler. Re-
publican OF Maryland.
Some OF the questions voted
on today could be reconSidered
before the committee takes
final action on the Jenner bill
later this week or next week.
Five Republicans joined four
Southern Democrats 10 provide
a majority for the two provi-
sions adopted. The vote fol-
lows:
For-Senators Johnston OF
South Carolina. Mcclellan OF
Arkansas. Erwin OF North Ca
rolina and Eastland OF Missis-
sippi, Democrats; Jenner, Wat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

nent bases. Mai. DeSanto has
q parking lot full OF ordinary
Army trucks, some of them
modified In q simple way "a
carry and shoot his rockets,
Maintenance is routine-no
different from the old howitzer
and INT days. he says,
Much Gear for Corporal
But, Col. MCGUIRE has an
diversified lot full OF vehicles
tone TO every ga men In his
battalion, many OF them de-
signed especially TO care for
the Corporal. He also has a
large maintenance garage and
an entire ordnance detachment
OF "a men that accompanies
him at all times Just to keep
the equipment In order.
Capt. John Kurtz, command
ing officer OF the seth Ord
nance Detachment that serves
the 559th, says maintenance Is
a problem because there Ia SO
much equipment, II Is so COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

Federal courts and rejected {
third.
BY a vote OF 0 TO 9. the COM
mittee went on record In IA
yor Of;
/. Depriving the Supreme
Court OF jurisdiction 20 pass
on the validity Of the actions
OF any State board OF exam
iners on admissions 10 the bar
2 CURLING the power OF all
Federal courts 10 pass on the
pertinency Of questions put 70
"a witness at congressional
hearings. II announced a Sec
ton Of n pending bill that
makes the presiding ofiicer, OF
the committee conducting the
inquiry. the Judge OF what IA
pertinent.
The provision which failed
by a vote OF nine 10 Ave sought
20 overcome a Supreme Court
decision which limited dismis-
sal Of Government employees on
grounds Of national security IA
those In sensitive positions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

pick, and II Is so new, There
Ia no fund OF missile mainte-
nance information for him 10
draw on. He has 10 find his
own way and write his own
textbooks.
II Is a constant fight for Col,
Mcclure and Capt. Kurtz 70
keep the battalion In a state OF
instant readiness. A Corporal
battalion doesn't expect 10
shoot very many missiles In
tomorrow's lightning war, so
every missile that is used must
work well.
The Air Forces problem with
It's Matadors is not so much
maintenance-b the
same lob as In q Jet fighter
bomber sauadron-as II Is maxi
ing the guidance system work
Matadors must be guided
from forward positions, close
10 the frontier. The guidance
posts are uncomfortably close
10 the potential invader. And
the miles that separate the ele-
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THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington, d, G. I.
MONDAY, APRIL ~, 1888

kins Of Utah. Dlrksen of Illi-
nois, Butler Of Maryland and
Hruska OF Nebraska, Republi-
cans.
Against-K efauver OF Ten
nessee, Hennlngs OF Missouri.
oMahoney Of Wyoming. Car
roll OF Colorado. Democrats:
Wiley Of Wisconsin and LANCER
OF North Dakota, Republicans.
on the section dealing with
security risks, the Southern
Democrats split TO defeat II.
The nine voting against this
section we're Senators Kefauver.
Johnston. Henninss, oMa-
honey, Erwin. Carroll, Wiley.
LANCER and Watkins.
Voting for we're Senators Jen-
ner, DirkSen, Butler. Hruska
and Eastland.
Senator Mcclellan abStained.
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very fast, but unlike the mis-
siles that make news at Cape
Canaveral. these do not require
days Of preparation before a
shoot or hours OF count
down; and when the button
is pushed. they blast Of
usually.
In a sense, the missiles are
obsolete. since better ones have
been designed. But like the
Model T. they or their first
cousins will be around for years
to come.
The Honest John fires its
atomic warhead only Is miles,
but then the Army believes 1t
always will need a short-range
rocket and it doesn't expect 70
see a better one than the Honest
John for a long. long time.
Any oldtime artillery unit
can set up. aim and launch an
Honest John. And men here
who have fired them repeatedly
say they will hit their targets
Just as often as will a conven-
tional l55-mm. howitzer.
No Worry About Fizzles
The target is not pinpoint,
but the atomic blast of the
Honest John is big enough SO
that it will carry out its mis-
sion if it comes within a few
blocks Of the aiming point
And when the plunger is pushed
home. the Honest John goes
of. There is no worry about
fizzles.
The Air Forces Matador. a
500-mile missile. is more COM
plicated, but basically it is just
a small jet plane without a
pilot. 1t must be guided in its
fight by radio from the ground
and this sometimes doesn't
work perfectly. but the Mata-
dor is the sort of missile that
will be used for several years
while the scientists tinker with
more futuristic weapons.
Already modification Of the
Matador is on its way to the
airmen. It's the Mace. also ar
unnamed jet plane, but one
with all the guidance equip
ment carried inside it. The
Mace won't require ground
control.
And the Air Force has still
another Matador-like weapon
the new 5,000-mile Shark that
will fly from Florida to Mos.
COW if need be in the next war
The most sophistic at e
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ments OF the Matador system
make communications difiicult
and reduce accuracy OF the mis-
stiles.
But still. the missile airmen
say. It's better than being stuck
with d-fashioned airfelds and
pilots.
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atomic missile now operational
Is the Army's i00-mile Cor
poral. Though still a Model-T
weapon and still relatively
simple and reliable, the Cor
poral has brought the Army
some problems IN maintenance
and deployment that show
the missile age ahead will draw
heavily on skilled manpower.
Even without a crew OF
Ph.Ds from NIT. the Corporal
battalions make their big birds
fly where they are supposed TO
with few breakdowns. But
these battalions are looking
forward to the Corporal's re-
placement: The Sergeant.
Sergeant Test Out Well
Sergeants are doing well on
the testing grounds. The Army
will substitute solid fuel for the
Corporal's. tricky nitric acid
and analine. and internal self
guidance for the Corporal's
cumbersome ground control
system.
Missilemen say the Sergeant
will be practically a Model-A
Of the missile age.
But while waiting for the
wonder-weapons Of the future,
today's misSilemen work long
hours in Germany to get the
best out of what they have.
Mai. Anthony j. DeSanto,
commanding officer Of the 3rd
Field Artillery Missile Battalion
Honest Johns, says he is sit
ting prettiest of all the missile
men. His neighbor and good
friend, 1t. Col. Joseph r. Nc
CURE. commander Of the 559th
Field Artillery Missile Battalion
! tCorporals), laughs at this
claim.
"All Tony has is a big Hippo
lighter shooting fame" he says,
Hes not in the real missile
business"
Let him brag." Mai. De-
Santo says. I'D rather shoot
and scoot with the Honest
John than sit and dig as Joe
does with his Corporal"
And there. the two men
agree, lies a basic difference
between their two weapons
The Honest John is not much
more complicated than a Hippo
lighter, and the simplicity per-
mits Mai. DeSanto to move fast
into firing position. get his
rockets off in a few minutes
and then get out Of there be-
fore the opposition starts to
drop its own missiles on him.
Col. MCGUIRE, however, must
truck a lot of equipment to the
firing site. dig it into the
ground, baby a complex elec-
tronic bird into flying and then
dismantle the equipment before
moving out. He's a sitting duck
F'for a couple of hours.
Another basic difference Is
obvious when one visits the
two battalions in their perma-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
NATo's NEW DEFENsE-H
Model T Missiles
Ready and Reliable
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European correspsndent Of The star

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN oERMANY,-The
atomic missiles now defending Europe strictly Model t.
but like the old family Ford these missiles are simple sturdy
and reliable.
There fancier missiles on the testing range but the
copora Honest Johns Matadors In the hands Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Senate Group
Votes 2-Way
Court Curb
BY J. A. OLEARY
star stan Writer

The Senate judiciary Com
mittee today approved two
steps 10 curb the powers OF
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the HRhIIhR men nave TWO hd-
yantaees over them: They're
here, and they work. These
Model rs can be and are being
mass produced for combat. And
when they are delivered. they
can be made TO work by ordi-
nary OILS and . small scatter
ing Of trained engineers.
The missiles used by the
troops don't shoot very far or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Churches Join
Methodist Group

FLINT-In Christian move,
delegates to the Detroit Confer
encc of Methodist Churches meet
ing here Wednesday voted TO
allow two Detroit area Negro
churches TO Join the conference.
Second Grace Meth ist
Church, Detroit and John Wes-
ley Methodist Church, River
Rouge were added TO the $50
churches in the conference.
Until recently Negro churches
belonged to the central jurisdlc-
ton of the Methodist Church. In
April, amendments allowed in
tcgratIon.
Until the amendment, Negroes
were permitted in the white con
fcrcnccs only on individual basis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
CRUSADER
PUBLISHERS COLUMN CONTINUED

s"o'en rov work for nothing else and you believe in
"o'""s ese No wonder then that Father Philip Carey
S' apostle OF New fo,ks Xavier Labor School, warns vs.
from many years experience: The philosophy Of secular
Ism greater present problem TO American labor than
communism" As confirmation Of that charge we have
only TO recall the reception given Dave Beck Jimmy
mona IN the last shameful Tesmsters convention in Miami
nose Two leaders. under Indictment for alleged multiple
ana criminal betrayal Of trust had eammed up suffered
vnheard OF mental backovts in the Senate Mcclellan in
vesgson And yet their entrance into packed conven-
ZION hall met with the acclaim Of Hail the eonquering
nero comes Those union delegates largely heads OF
families men actively concerned in their home communities
WIN questions OF juvenile delinquency and public
'ef IN that convention they compounded charged
menfed feIonie that would have dsqrsced Ali Baba 40
Ihieves-and that in the name Of union loyalty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Phaethon.
Excerpts reprinted from HUMAN EVENTS. 5-26-5s)
The RIGHT TO WORK
The MORAL AND RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW
BY The Rev. John {. Coogan, Sd.

BY The Rev. John & Coogan, ID.
Chairman. Dept Of Sociology University OF Detron
Several years ago. group Of rs Catholic arehb'shoPs
and bishops issued statement touching upon the secular
1'ns effect Of many modern labor Unions labor osan
aon said this statement be formative in Cnr'sf'sn
way 1T II expressly adheres TO the social principles OF
christianity Otherwise the association viii eso me
worker astray TO materisism; II will Undue him WIN
false concept Of life eventually made known by harsh CLAIMS
unjust methods and the omission Of collaboration necessary
70 The common good" This statement, known as me ,'v
JOINT Pastoral Of the arehbshops and bishops OF me e
''ov'nee Of Quebec. approved by fbe appropriate
authorities in Rome)
Our American type Of unionism OF course makes no
esm that II expressly sdheres to the social P''"e'pe
" Christianity" In the United States such type OF UNION
possible But the Pastoral soemny OF me grave
Vs the neutral union involves. workman may lo" soe
union and do his best TO prevent or to minimize "0'.
WIS But ne may properly call upon US 10 neP save '
rom being FORCED into such association
Two years ago published an article IN favor o. ~,
sn''owork law. In which used that Pss'ors % P'..a
'oenee One Of the priest foes Of The law wro'e me ''
IVY article had the National Association OF msno'se'os
slant" replied that he would read the Romespp''s.'
"ors tor himself he would find that TOO mao "s W.
''"e' Association Of Manvfactvrers' slant.
10 verify the contention Of The Pastoral thar oo' sss
'seu'ariled vnionis Is harmful to the religious p''" ~
~ ~ members have not Far 10 look. we "na ave"
sYwood late Executive Vice President OF fne ~.
NY When you Join union. us kind OF ike ''"'''s
lcensInvsd Next Column Iop'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
VACATION COMES THROUGH

ST. LOUIS. Mo, To Ada Az.
ms. wife Of Virgil Atkins, the
new wcltcrweight champion, win.
ming the title meant a dream
come true She and the kids and
Virgil-will at last get that trip
to Mexico they wanted so much.
lie promised il TO her after
the baby. their third, is born.
She's expecting this month.
Atkins has the distinction Of
drawing the second largest gate
in ST. Louis hiStory--$62, $40 His
hackers and managers as we'll
as his wife are all proud of him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Two Letters TO THE Public Letter Box" News. 81
farewell, FACTORIES AND ALL THAT

To the Editor: May put forth the humble opinion that
this recession is far significant than putting mobs OF
people back in the factory To II good sign, and
sign that a people beginning to mature.
People always striving forward, looking for hapPi-
ness Happiness took the form Of more money and more
eonvenenees at the Of the century We have more
money and for the most part saturated with eonven-
iences
Happiness for and people is now taking the
shape Of peace and fvIhmen within themselves We are
beginning TO realize the need Of things OF the spirit and
this is very real hunger. We beginning to respee
man for his talent as we'll as his ability TO labor
Phaethon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

The Lord IL my helper; I
will not fear what man shall
do to me.-tHebrews 1891
When We know. in the COM
pleteness of our faith. that
the Lord IL beside US every
minute Of every hour. ready
to help US In all things that
are right and good. we find
courage and strength beyond
imagining. to win over evil
and despair. How wonderful
is the firm conviction that we
are not alone-that He Ia ever
with usl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
nrvu TAKES DR.. HAROLD S. H0UsMAN. IS.
FOR IS YEARS J.

.. head Of ths psychology dept. Of Pontiac State
.,..,;taI had been III for some time ;" News, $40
e ,c,5' VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
W. PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF"i, said Jesus
.-.ue AND NY SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY, AND
THEIR FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS TEACH HOW.
rue CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS over THERE THAT
COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT
,voRL o. WILL MAKE A CHRISTLIkE METAPHYSIcIAN
or DR. HOUSMAN. HE WILL BECOME ONE OF MY
,uoseN PHYSICIANS! - THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRACTITIONERS, TEACHERS. LECTURERS, WHO
.oe IMPERATIVE. TOGETHER WITH NY ONE, PURE,
CHOSEN CHURCH. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST, AND
All OF ITS INExHAUSTBLE CHANNELS, RESOURCES
AND FACILITIES. TO EFFECT THE HEALING OF
TUE NATIONS" ReveIstion-AN AWAKENING,
APPREHENSION OF THE REAL NATIONS OF
The ONE CREATION AND UNIVERSE OF INcoR-
RuPTIBLE. iNvULNERABLE, oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !-NEvER A HUMAN
BIRTH, DEATH, AN ADAM. OR AN EVE,
NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS. A KNAvE OR A FOOL
THEREIN, IN ALL ETERNITY!
News, 5/l9) -. services will be in New York City
!. was an Army Vet Of World War u. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
CHURCH
NEWS

Annual Ch.ldren's Day was OBJ
served Sunday al Peoples Com
munity Church, Woodward and
Plngree.
The guest speaker at 1890 am.
was DR.. Sidney b. jenkins. Di-
rector Of Training and Research
and Chief of the Male Psychiatric
Division Of Wayne County Gen
eral Hospital, Eloise. Michigan.
son-in.law OF the pastor the Rev.
Carlyle + Stewart.
A large congregation heard
dynamic message on Helping
Ourselves" The Commute SER
mon outlined the essentials for
Christian living and to take adj
vantage Of the opportunities
available today.
Jesus ss he grew did not set
tr,seIf apart fr.m his Jewish
background" explained Or. Jen-
kins. He lived by them and did
net try TO initiate the CentiIes."
DR. jenkins said as race, we
have made mistake by trying
10 discard some of our hcritages.
He advised parents TO learn more
about our heritagcs, and TO teach
their children
Dig dccD. and learn all that
you can about the Negro heri-
tagc,' was DR.. Jenkins advice TO
hiIdren and youths
The young Psychlatrist advised
the young people TO go to college
Ind prepare themselves for the
new opportunities. which the
world offers today.
DO not fear the future" he
advised, but fear only the lack
Of efforts on your part. Don't
blame prejudice, and the color
Of your skin, when you lack
training for positions which can
not use YOU unless you are fully
prepared"
In his closing remarks Dr Jcn-
klns declared I'VE can wax
strong in the spirit of the Lord,
Lot we must make great changes
our churches can take the lead
in this movement
IF We are not prepared and
are kept in the lowest paid Jobs,
first fired and last hired, we can
only blame ourselves
Sunday, June IS Annual Mems
Day will be observed at Pco-
pies Community Church.
The guest speaker will be
Prof ii f. Fortson, principal
lnkstcr High School
AT 4 pm. Fashion Show
will be presented by the Mems
Usher Board AT 7 pm Edward
Vernon, youth OF the church,
viii preach trial sermon
Famous Hill Baptist Church
invites the Public to 20435 North
lawn Street, on Sunday June
18th, at 1870 AM, and celebrate
Fathers Day with them. Come
and enjoy the program Sermon
by the Reverend o. C. Johnson.
June 22nd is Mems Day at Fa-
nous Hill Baptist Church. A full
program conducted by men. In
wife men with Christian Talent
to appear on program Place
2O435 Northlawn. time 1880
am, $50 pm, and 100 pm.
The public is invited, Reverend
O. {. Johnson, pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
AN R. {. PRESIDENT GOULD NOT HAVE
CHRISTINE SANITY. INTEGRITY!
VS.. CATHOLIC FOR PRESIDENT.


THE Big ISSUE" NBc-Tv.
Pres John Maekay Of Princeton Theological Seminary,
Glen Archer Exec Dir. Protessns and Other Americans
United.
Both argued that any Catholic Presidential candidate
should state his position any key issues
essr Msekay and Archer have spent years in research
observation and travelling. and they know that ROWAN
CATHOLICISM IS A DEVilISH. kAATERlALISTIC rERVER-
SION OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPuBLlCANiSM or CHRIST
Jesus DIVINE INsALLIBLE, PoPELEss CHRISTIAN
ITY
Roman Catholicism. outside Of the u.S-and In the
U.S.. In sofsr the devil get away with its Fas
eist political expression distortion. Of the ibersns Christ
Truth Of NY, Gods INCOMPATIBLE. BELOVED MESSIAH
SON. THE HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED. CHILL D-L-E-s-s,
CHRIST JESUS. WHO Is THE HEAD or THE CHURCH.
AND NOT PETER q times a liar re Jesus y. NOR
so-esIIed PoPESl-THE DEvII's GIGANTIC FRAUD
AND ATTEMPTED STEAL MAKING OUT THAT
POLITICAL, EccLEslAsTic SUCCESSORS TO PETER
ARE THE iNFALLlBLE INTERPRETERS or The
tconiinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
CHRYslER FIRES STEWARDS. I0AFERs.'
DEVILS ADAM DUPES, AND THEY CALLED
HONEST MEN OUT FROM THEIR JOBS!

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL 'BASrARDs
tHeb '2I, 81 OF THE LABOR UNDERWORLD ARE
PSYCHoPATHIc IOAFERS' AGiTATORS THIEFs!
WHO HAVE DESTROYED THE CONFIDENCE OF MIL
LIONS OF AUTOMOBILE OWNERS BECAUSE OF
THE SHODDY ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURE OF
AUTOMOBILES UNDER THE DEVILS. COMMUNIST
INSPIRED AND WRITTEN, WAGNER LABOR
RELATIONS ACT - BILLION S. DEVILS DEMO-
Graf LABOR STEAL - WITH THE AID OF THE
PSYcHOPATHIc Y. S. SUPREME COURT OF '3US!-
THE GOD CONDEMNED. SPIRITUAL BASTARD
DEMOCRAT LEADERSHIP WHICH NUMBERED
INTO PEARL HARBOR !-HAvING PREVIOUSLY BUILT
UP THE COMMUNIST MONSTER IA DEMON
STRABLE, MORTAL THOUGHT MY III, FORTUNATELY
AND THE NEAR sELLOUT TO STAIN BY THE
PROTESTANT SPIRITUAL 'PROSTITUTE' TRAITOR,
FRANKLIN. DEVILS ROOsEvELTM!
AND SO. VIA THIS LEADERSHIP LABOR. DEVILS
DEMOCRAT LAUNDERING AND RAcKETEERINc,
M-I-SLEADERSHIP THERE WAS A RAPID DEMOBiLiZA-
TON OF OUR DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH
AFTER DEFEAT OF JAPAN - BRING THE BOYS
BACK HOME - AND WE WERE LEFT WIDE
OPEN FOR THE KOREA FiASCO A $50 BILLION
EVOLUTIONARY. DEVILS DEMocRAT-LABoR
INFAMY!
KOREAN AID. HONOR BOUND
AFTER THE FOREGOING MLsLEADERsHlP