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ARLINGTON

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bedroom home Just six years
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The large living room has a
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Thermopane picture window with
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

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$500 down. Owner is retiring
and will finance balance
500 per month. Contact Thos.
A Stafford, Broadway 4-11i1
or John P. Brisk, Clearbrook
2-1295.
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Named
Bellarmine
Medalist
LOUISVILLE. XIV. nc

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - NC
Deputy Under Secretary OF
State Robert d. Murphy ha
been named for the 1859 Bel
armine Medal awarded annua
ly by Bellarmine College here
it has been announced b.
Msgr. Alfred r. Horrigan
college president.
The award is made yearl,
to a person who on the ma.
tional or international scene
%exemplifies in a notable man
ner the virtues of justice
charity and temperatures il
dealing with difficult and
controversial problems.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

1856 BUICK Special. 2 DIR. sedan
two-tone blue and white. Dyna-
flo. radio. heater. good condi
ton. S1180. Call BE. 5-0491.
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Continued from page 81
means to return to unity with
Rome.
Finally, fhe preparatory
work for fhe Vatican Council
resolved into five special corn.
mitfees, each presided over
by q cardinal, and having .
fofsl OF SO eorsultors. The five
committees were for: " dog
ms, n Church discipline, 81
religious orders, A. Oriental
Rite churches and missions,
and 81 eeelesiastiesl-poIiticsI
questions.
A close look at the history
of the Vatican Council will
show that the problems of the
second half of the 10Th cen
fury were not too different
from those of the present
time. Differences of circum-
stances would, however, GER
tainly suggest important diff
ferences in procedure in the
forthcoming ecumenical coun-
Gil.
The biggest and most i'm
portant problem for the Vat
lean Council was the definition
Of papal infallibillty. The
. greater part of the debates of
! the Vatican Council was taken
up with that question. No
similar debate is anticipated
for the future council.
But at the other questions
that were proposed. The bish-
ops OF the ecclesiastical prov
inees Of Quebec and Halifax
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Pattern of Past

suggested q lessening OF the
Impediments TO marriage, re-
vision Of the brevisry and the
reform of canon law. Arch
bishop Martin John Spalding
of Baltimore petifioned,
among other things, a review
Of the chvreh's position on
Church and State. Others
asked for a revision Of the
Index of Forbidden Books.
The increase in speed and
convenience of transportation
and communication which has
occurred since 1870 will ere
ate a great difference between
the two councils. To-day a bish-
OPP can come from the Amer
lean continent in less time
than it took for a bishop to
come to Rome from Bologna at
the time of the Vatican Coun-
Gil. The time required for
for communication is even
more marvelously narrowed
down. A message will go from
Rome to New York today in
less time than it took to go
from one side of Rome to the
other in 1870.
There are also typewriters,
recorders, photo-eopyins ma.
chimes, automatic file index.
ing, telephones, radio, teievi-
sion and movies-aII of which
may be related directly or in
directly to the work Of q eoun-
ell, and ell Of which could
speed up fhe processes which
were used in the Vatican
Council.
Thus, one might expect
whereas the cardinals resi-
dent in Rome drew up the pre-
liminarles of the Vatican
Council, Princes of the Church
in more distant lands might be
invited to work on the pre-
limlnaries this time.
Pope Plus TX first announc-
ed his intention of convoking
the Vatican Council on De
cember 6, 1864. II opened on
December 3, 1869 - a time
lapse Of five years and four
days. Pope John XIII said
during a general audience on
February 4. 1859, that he ex-
poets the preliminaries for the
forthcoming council to take at
least two years.
The Vatican Council lasted
for 316 days-from December
3. 1869, to October 20, 1870.
No one can tell how long the
forthcoming council will last,
but again one might expect
the speed of transportation
and communication to close
the gap.
The Vatican Council was
suddenly adjourned on oeto-
Der 20, 1870. exactly a month
after Piedmonfese troops in
vsded Rome. bringing an end
70 the Pspsl States. The pres
snt position Of the Holy See
and Vatican City would make
q repetition of those eircum-
stances we'll nigh impossible.
When the Vatican Council
adjourned, it had hardly be-
gun to accomplish the work IT
had set for itself. Much of its
unfinished work was later
brought TO completion by
Plus TX, Leo XIII and Plus
X. But other issues put before
the Vatican Council still re-
main unsolved. These ques-
tons also may be brought be-
fore the future council.
The remaining two articles
of the series will deal with
some practical and theological
questions that may be taken
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-panelled recreation room with
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
9TH Of July, Declaration
Of independence
Warning To MrusheheK
Mao Use lung and All
Devils Reds!


Modern Christian Science Crussder
Major Prophet CT our Fsther-Mcfher God. slhsr-
rncniovs % 10. Science and Health with Key 70 the
Scriptures hy May Baker EDDY with world message
snd r,issier ~he wildly the grace OF codEdo Frve-
hsuf-Asrrr Luther Job in this age ~ And howl Science
Health our textbook is Gods Libsrsfor OF the 5ihs.
HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN TrE POPE AT ROME AND The WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus losed righteousness ard hated iniavifr!
Inc l.ke~srr- live IN .focIs paradise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT DRINK"
ITHE DEVIL s BILLION s RA(KETJ

Excerpts frcr Quiet Eovr Echoes. June 1852
ABOUT EVE OPENERS AND -NlcHTcAPs-
Wee them that rise Vp early in the ernirs. that
thsY rsy follow strong drink; that tsY late into ihs
aghi I'LL vine infsne fhem.-iss. SILL.
ABOUT CHRONIC DRINKERS
Woe unto them that mighty 70 drink wire. and
Of strength insle sfrons drink; that Justify the
wicked tor brbe and take away the rshtsoVnsss 81 the
riuhteous frorn him lisa. S22 -.
gsse WHAT THE BlBLE SAYS. Psgs n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
FEAR NO EVIL
There Is Only One God
BY Elizabeth Ellington

God Standeth in the con-
gregation of the mighty; he
ludgeth among the gods. =
Psalm 82:n
Christ Jesus. the wayshow-
er came preaching and sus-
tanning the Gospel centuries
later.
Blessed are the peace
makers for they shall be
called the children Of God.
Blessed are We. when men
shall revile you. and perse-
cute YOU. and shall say all
manner OF evil against YOU
falsely. for my sake.
Rejoice. and be exceed
ing glad: for great is your
reward in heaven: for so per.
secuted they the prophets
which were before YOU"
Matt. 5:ll-l2l
In our regular study in
search for spiritual knowl-
edge. we find on p. 20 of
No and Yes, Mary Baker
Eddy. discoverer of Chris
(Confinuec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
SOVIET DRAFT LABOR OUTPUT
PUT BELOW US. WORK GAINS"

MY. TTibUne ll
Soviet output per draft rnanhc1r in ire last thirs
has been Unable best s increase IN predvesy
Of the American worker according 10 the Nssonsl Buresv
% Eeoncrnic Research
While total Industrial o-spvs IN Russia since lszs has
risen rapidy thar has n Ansrssn Industry ne
rssssrseh erssnirssion said hss been scheved shs
expense 81 ne noundusisl segment 81 ne sesnorny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

tan Science says as follows:
"AlI real being represents
God. and is in Him. In this
Science Of being. man can no
more relapse or collapse
from perfection than his d.
vine Principle. or Father can
fall out Of himself into some
thing below infinifvde. Mans
real ego. or seIfho0d is good
ness. ~ mans individuality
were evil. he would be an
initiated. for evil is self de-
stroyins."
Because there is only one
God. and man being his spir-
ifvsl image, in reality man
has no impurities Of matter.
In fhe meantime. so many
must learn the value Of i'm
proving the faculty Of think
ing spirifwsrd day by day.
II is through deligent pray
erful study. and careful APP
plication of the love Of God.
on Pace a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
'SuPERIMAN OF Tv KILLS HIMSELF"
FOUL PLAY BEING cONsIDEpeD

Hollywood APl-ceorse Reeves - News 6 i6)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THUS DOES THE DEVIL IN HOLLYWOOD
PREPARE HIS DUPEs FOR NY, ONE WHOLLY
ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS
IMPERATIVE. PURE. BASIC EDUCATION CULTURE
POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcREArIoN-THE
SnkisI. SCIENTIST - HEALER. LlsERAToR OF
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS PRoTEsTANrs
AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL |. TIE
NoN-cHRIST sclENrlsTS!-oF THEIR DEFECTIVE
SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE -
or The MYTHICAL. DEviLIsH ANrl-cHRlsr
rsfeHoPATHie. AoAM-EvE. MuRDERoUs CAIN.
JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PsY
GEOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAReNTno,o,
See sUPERMAN Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
FIRE TAXES f7TH1 CHILD IN FAMILY

THE PARENTS WERE OUT FATHER,
REGINALD cROWELl, 81, us m JAIL"
THE MOTHER, MARY, 81, is IN THE
PSYcHIATRlc WARD AT RECEIVING HOSPITAL"
Free Press 6 7o
Only One Of Eight Children Still Alive,
as per WWJ News, GA
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PATHETIC. BUT. FORTUNATELY. MERELY MYTH
l-c-A-L ADAMLEVE PHENOMENA! THE HUMAN AND
MATERIAL ARE UTTERLY EXCLUDED FROM
NY ONE UNVERsE-AND THERE IS NONE OTHER
AS PER REVEALED TRUTH. 1000 &c
ETERNALLT VALID. AND COD SAW EVERY THING
THAT ne HAD MADE, AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS
l-LS-LxeRT coOD-Acen. l:3l.
See FIRE TAXES 7TH CHILD. Page 81
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus -lsved righteousness and hated inevir"!
Tne l-ke~arr" live IN feels paradise.
FREE BERIlN-'Polsok' TO DEVILS REDS
DEVIL. ALIAS kHRUsHCHEv. COMPLAINS s!
OVER THE GOOD EXAMPLE OF FREE BERLIN !
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NOW. ISN'T THAT PATHETIC !? THE DEVIL.
GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH REBELS
AGAINST HONEST COMPETITION!
Our Secret Weapon:
'lEcIoNs OF ANGELS" Christ Jesus)
you CAN'T STEAL IT you CAN'T BUY IT
Declaration OF [Repent0neej Independence =
FROM DEVIL : A MUST!
THE 'AN6El OF THE LORD SM0TE $4,000!
(ONs HUNDRED ElcHTY-FIvE THOUsANDn,
AND. BEHOLD. IN THE MORNING THEY WERE
ALL DEAD C0RPSES'
See DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE Page 9
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR or DETROIT TIMES, 6 ~
"0PEN LETTER ON STEEL"

GIVING Some brotherly, or Futhery, Advice
To Pres. Macdonald Of the v. S. Steel Workers
OF America. by Ford Worker (conado)
OF the JAW -.lFed Up with Labor Bsreo,l
The following letter has been sent 70 David Mcdonald
president, United Steel Workers Of America
Dear Brother Mcdonald:
have been following closely all your negotiations with
the steel industry. and have with interest read and dis
evssed The large advertisements in the Detroit papers by
both sides looks like state Of than labor
problem, and he national welfare the United States
and Canada is paying heavy price for Of the mistakes
fhe labor leaders are making today don't think you have
case against the steel industry this time not with s.
per hour.
The usW ARE MAKING THE SANE BlUNDERs AS
The JAW MADE WITH THE AUTO INDUSTRY You NAV
gain few more advantages for the reduced number OF
steel workers, bot THERE WILL az MORE AUToMATioN
and more men will 60 out Of the steel Industry
See OPEN LETTER ON STEEL, Pace q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
"HofrA's POWER SEEN SPREADING
81 g krc~i'cr kasn-Spse g Windsor .. Star IS
But see
'BACKlAsH or REVOLT JOlTs HorFA's GRIP

81 FreoeFIck ". Roeseksnp CS. NonIfor Is
ccc .la MS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GENTLEMEN We REMIND YOU or JESUS
PARABLE WAIT For TIE HARVEST TINE TO
SEPARATE TIE cHAFF FRO" The WHEAT
T-E SATAN BOUND NcN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST
MESSIAH RELIGIONS EDUCATION CULTURE rHERA
PEUTlcs POLITICS ENTERTAINMENT
RECREATION FAVE NOT YET AWAKENED TO The
UNHEALTHY or ALL HUMAN AND
MATERIAL PHENOMENA The CHASTITY FARCE
CT .sessllee MATERIAL ExlsTENcE~.-p III
See -cFFAs POWER Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
SAYS H-SoMB MIGHT KILL OR DISABLE
A Billion"

"sshins'on ~ APl-N Y. Tribvne
GOD VIA ms DETROIT TRIBUNE;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
sAIARs LIES !. ILLUSIONS AND DElUsl0Ns !

ny OFFSPRING. YOUR TRUE REINc rpeAr,o1
ONstkss ARE VERY eooD~l-omNiPREsENr
INSoSkupIiBlE. UNAVAILABLE HEAVEN AND
s'skNAL LIFE The DEVIL. "A MURDERER LAR
vosD or ruth VOID or REALITY AS PER
eSIH r'ksI AND SECOND CONNECT
my Tribune s IA -,Nsshinu.or I,,,. "a fAp, A
'Pesssi m hereditary effects estimated TODAY ,h,, hydro
seH sons attack the United States now could hin or
assss's mere than l,ooooooooo American. AZ t,,,r,
generations. -
s.mss '. Nesl. Of ihs Department Of Human
Sens'ies 81 shs University Of meh,.,, 49,, go,
srs~ mat piesUrs. which Ne conceded vas an 49,, go
ss".'.H'"ss s0ssomnissss ssOdyins ,hs saes,s q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
DETROIT TIGERS

V4th SfTsI9hf IossI
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE DEVILS ELASTIC coNSclENcEs', CATH
oLlc BEER PSYCHOLOGY. TREASON HELM
BElleF-HERE AND NOW
THE ILLUSIONS AND DELUsIoks or SATAks
ADAMS AND EYES ON THE OTHER HAND, NY
GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLikE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS APPREHEkD AND
DEMONSTRATE. IN INCREASING MEASURE. THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF Externally. COMPLETELY
POPULATED. sUPER-sATURATED. UNAVAILABLE.
lNcORRUPTBE. IkvULNERABlE. oMNlPRESeNT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE
HABITAT MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
PART
WORKING FOR THE DEVIL VIA HIS BILLION
S RACKETS J.
See DETROIT TIGERS Page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

U.S.. PLANE ExPLODES IN
DEVILS ITALIAN CATHOLIC
ATMOSPHERIC! ALL DIE-68!
TO OUR WAITRESS delightful little Hebrew woman
IRENE. pointing 70 the large hesdnes
HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS WITH WRONG
PRAYERS. OR NO PRAYERS!
WE'VE GOT TO CONVERT THE W0RlD!"
IRENE WELL. WHERE THERE'S A WILL. THERE'S
A WAY! e
OUR RESPONSE: YES AND lF you HAVE THE
LORD ON YOUR SIDE HOW CAN YOU FAlL?"
IRENE YOU'RE ALWAYS PITCHING AREN'T
You7"
"EIEWlTNEsSEs SAID THE PLANE MAS STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING AS IT CLIMBED INTO VIOLENT
THUNDERSTORM"
THE SLEEK CONSTELLATION HAD JUST TAKEN
OFF FROM MILAN FOR PARls"-eouND FOR CHI.
cACo. Diet. News 6 26l
See US. PLANE ExPLoDEs Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
"32FEARED TOLL IN HOTEL FIRE"
CROWDED wooosN STRUCTURE IN
NORWAY"
"l30 Yankee Tourists PeriIed In Hotel

"l30 Yankee Tourists PeriIed In Hotel Fire"
Stshen. Norway. 73-Ne~s
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEAR NORWAY: THIS MYTHICAL. FoRTu-
kATELY ADAm-EVE PHENOMENA HAS ITS ROOTS
IN The DEFECTIVE PRAYERS. DISCIPLINE,
THINKING. LEADERSHIP. OF THE NoN-cHRiST
SCIENTISTS !-DuPES FOR THE DEVILS MULTI.
BILLION RAckETS -
se.xL~ARSla3-. ..-----.Y POTENTIAL DIVINE
CONTROL.
See 81 FEARED TOLL Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM? IT IS STILL
A MYSTERY"

Ey ReSert =. DArey De, News q
GOD Ma -iS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
T-A1s WHAT TIE DEVIL SAYS :, AND HIS
OUPES--EsREwS ROWAN CATHOLICS PRoTES-
TANTS AND OTHER PRISONERS or TIE DEVIL
swaLLc" TIE SAT-. HOOK. LINE. AND sINkER.
A DISEASE or JUDAISM. re. AND ALL
NON CHRIST. SECOND COMING"
THEcl ccl=S THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION
CULTURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION :
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. LIKE THEIR FATHER.
TIE DEVIL : ARE GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS 1
To5Acco. LIKEWISE kON-cHRlST SCIENTIST
MESSIAH Wt-ITEWASH CURES THE DEVIL WILL
PERFORM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE
~ POSSIBLE. The VERY ELECT, AND INVITE
PREMATURE DEATHS
See CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM Page q
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Continued From Page 7

settled In the 16OOs Among its interesting houses
IL Beverly. early home of the Dennis family. It
stands on land patented In 1869 under the name
of Handicapped" and the present house was
begun in 1774.
Also reached by way Of the Pocomoke is Lank-
ford House. built about 1750 and considered In
teresting because Of its logand-brick construction
Farther up the Bay, 60 into the Choptank
River and visit the Cambridge Yacht Club. one OF
the Oldest on the Bay, and then sail ON to the
Miles River where you can visit st. Mchaes and
see where the famous Clipper ships were built And
II you visit st. Michaels in the proper season, you
can still see log canoes boat unique to the Bay
raced under sail.
st. Michaels was attacked by the British during
the War Of 1872 but stories relate that there was
only one casualty-a chicken.
When the British fired on the town, the resi-
dents hung lights in the trees so the British over
shot The chicken was roosting in one Of the trees
Not far from st. Michaels by water Is the Wye
House, ancestral home Of the Lloyds OF Maryland
from 1861. The present Wye House was built In
1783 and Is owned by MFR. and Mrs J. A. Schuyler.
You will also want to visit the old Wye Church
and the Wye Oak, largest white oak In Maryland
and the only one-tree State park in the Nation.
wye Church and the Wye Oak are not near Wye
House, but are located near Wye Mills near the
wye River
Yes you can sail the Bay for week, or for
years, finding history as you sail. And no matter
how far you sail, you'll always md something
interesting up the next stream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

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Strike 70 rich ~isi ~sAluTATIoNs the spread with
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fresh new sparkle to master bedroom and other inn
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this low price PinchpIeated draperies on sale, too
Evening star., 1959-11-04

Shaw University, a law degree
from the University of Wis
consin and postgraduate cred
its from the University OF
London.
She is fond Of pert cocktail
hats festooned with sequins,
and goes in heavily for cos
tune jewelry. Her dresses
usually are of native African
fabric in bold patterns, smartly
tailored in the United States.
Recently Miss Brooks gave a
vivid demonstration Of the
unique place she holds in the
estimation of fellow delegates.
Arriving late for session, she
found a speaker had just
wound up. Would he repeat
his speech for her edification?
This touched of a procedural
hassle, but the delegate in
question finally raised his hand.
He would repeat his remarks,
he said resignedly, to keep
peace in the family.
Evening star., 1959-11-04

annual Symposium on Anti
biotics here. Scientists from
the United States and % other
foreign countries are attending
the three-day sessions at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
The reports on the new syn
thetic penicillins. DR.. Welch
declared, cover zone Of the
outstanding contributions this
year."
New Japanese Drug
BY switching the molecular
compositions of penicillins, he
added, I'VE may have a key
that III the. near future could
open the door to a broad
spectrum penicillin, to anti
fungal penicillins, antiviral
penicillins or even to penicillins
active against tumor cells"
DR.. WEIGH told the group that
reports will be read on new
antibiotics developed over the
past year including a japanese
discovery called colistin.
Colistin, he added. appears to
stand out as the one sufficiently
Evening star., 1959-11-04

studied and ready for use in
this country"
An outstanding agent To
fight fungus infections seems
to be an antibiotic called
griseofulvin which should find
wide use in dermatology, he
said.
Information Vital
DR.. John j. Curry, associate
clinical professor of medicine at
the Georgetown University
Medical School, said that rapid
advances in the development of
new drugs over the past 20
years has made the spreading
of new information to physi-
clans a serious problem.
Although various speciality
groups and the American Acad-
emy of General Practice have
instituted postgraduate studies
for their members, more must
be done, DR.. Curry said.
He called on the Ameri-
can Medical Association to
strengthen itself 80 that mem
bership would imply excellence
Evening star., 1959-11-04
US. WindsUp
Carson Case
By the Associated Press

The Government has written
an end to the most publicized
munitions scandal of World
War 1.-THE Carson case,"
which sent the chairman Of
the House Military Affairs
Committee to prison on charges
Of accepting bribe money.
Acting Attorney General
Lawrence E. Walsh announced
yesterday the tangle Of litiga-
ton growing out Of the case
had been settled with transfer
to the Government Of all assets
OF Erie Basin Metal Products,
Inc, Of Elgin, Ill.,, once prin-
cipally owned by the brothers
Henry and Murray Carson.
The Garssons and Repre-
sentative Andrew Jackson May.
Democrat Of Kentucky, who
headed the Military Affairs
Committee during the war,
were convicted in 1947 on
charges Of swinging munitions
contracts to the Garssons.
All three men served time in
Federal prison after the Su.
preme Court refused to review
their cases.
The evidence was that May.
who died two months ago at
his home in Prestonsburg, KY,
at the age of "a, received nearly
$4,000 for his private services.
The GarssonS handled some
$50 million worth of mortar
shell contracts during the war.
Mr.. Walsh said Erie Basins
current assets consist of about
$4,000 in cash, some rusted
ordnance machinery, and about
81 million worth Of contract
termination claims against the
Defense Department.
The company now is owned
by Allen B. Gellman and Joseph
T. Weiss of Chicago. Both were
indicted in 194S on charges of
conspiring to defraud the Gov
ernment by filing false state
mentS on excessive wartime
profits. but the charges were
dropped after the GarSsonS
went to prison.