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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Co|d-War Thaw-

tConinved from Page "
THE REDS WAR MoNcERINc ACCUSATIONS
AGAINST THE U.S. WERE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
TO FALsErooDs m THE ESTIMATION OF MULTI
MILLIONS OF PEOPLES OF MANY NATIONS WITH
WHICH WE BELIEVE you WOULD AGREE.
WE DO. HOWEVER. COMMEND YOU FOR BEING
REALISTIC AND PRAYERFULLY CAUTIOUS OF
THE GOLDMAN THAW" BUT SINCE WE ARE BOTH
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, WE KNOW THAT ERROR
MINOR OR MAJOR. HAS NO OTHER FATE BUT TO
TRAVEL TO THE END OF ITS cUL-DEsAc DEAD
END STREET, A REDUCTION TO ITS NATIVE NOTHING
NESS! AND MRS. EDDY ALSO SAYS. AS YOU
KNOWS ERROR URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS IS SELF
DESTROYED" AND you ARE ALSO FAMILIAR
WITH THAT PUNcENT OBSERVATION. p. III OF
GODS AND OUR BELOVED LEADERS MASTER
PIECE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK, GODS ONLY iNFAL-
LIBLE PASTOR OF ANY CHURCH, 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF [soeaIIedl MATERIAL EXIST
ENcE" - PROBABLY INSPIRED, IN PART, BY
THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH J, WHICH.
TOGETHER WITH LiNcoLNs ASSASSINATION,
COMPLETED HER APPRENTICESHIP. TO FULFILL
The ROLE OF WOMAN. WHOSE MAN CHILD
WOULD RULE lis RULINGl ALL NATIONS WITH ROD
OF IRON REV. - OUR INCOMPATIBLE CHRIS
TiAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - EXPECTING PROGRESS
svELY, iRREsIsTlBLy THE HEALING OF The
NATIONS" - REVELATION - OF THE REAL Ma
ToNs. CREATION, UNIVERSE. NEVER NEEDING
HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY AND ADDITION
ALLY WE HAVE HER CONCLUSION OF THE
SURVEY SHE AND GOD MADE OF THE HISTORY
OF EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL NATURE,
p 500. Glossary, TEXTBOOK: but WHY SHOULD
WE STAND AcHAST AT NOTHNGNEsS? THE SUM
TOTAL OF HUMAN ERROR!
Cleansing UPHEAvAL MUDDY RlvER-BED
"PURIFY THE STREAM MORAL cHEMIcALi-
zATIoN" - p. $40 sab.
REDUCING EVIL TO ITS
NATIVE N0THiNGNEss"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
WARNING VS.. HITCHHIKERS /!

The other day when was returning from one OF my
aunfs picked young fellow on Us-lo, JUST rev
miles this side OF Lansing.
He pleasant wemsnnered youngster, who
said he was student az Michigan State University
TOOK HIS WORD FOR IT, EVEN THOUGH m RE-
CENT YEARS I'VE MADE IT AN IRoNcLAD RULE NOT
TO PICK UP HlTcHHlKERs. A cUARTERcENTURY OF
CRIME REPORTING HAD CAUTIONED AGAINST IT.
Kindness is noble trait But il can be and fire.
quenty IethaI when extended TO point Of picking
up persons who stand by he road with uphrusf thumb
AT LEAST A DOZEN CASES FLASH INTO MIND ON
THE INFRECUENT OCCASIONS WHEN GO SOFT AND
PICK UP A GUY CASES INVOLVING GENEROUS
MOTORISTS WHO WOUND UP WITH THEIR SKULLS
DASHED IN BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T RESIST THE IN
PULSE TO HELP A FELLOW STRANDED BY THE WAY
SIDE
Reviewing these you gradually get the idea
that guy wise The ways OF erran' characters isn't
very good Judge of hiichhkers from the drivers seat
Of automobile
AND If THERE WAS ANY DOUBT, UP COMES e. B.
BILL WILSON, sHREWD EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF
THE MICHIGAN POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION, WITH
THE FIGURES TO NAIL DOWN THIS CONCLUSION.
I'm order 70 determine the criminal history OF guys
who thumb rides Bill says, police in Globe Arz) made
survey for about six months"
DO YOU KNOW THAT 70 OF THOSE GUYS HAD
PREVIOUSLY BEEN FiNcERPRNTED BY POLICE. AND
II BY JUVENILE AUTHORlTES?"
-. AND THINK OF THIS: ONLY TWO OF THE ADULTS
AND IA OF THE KIDS WERE CLEAN"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

SEX 8 always Of the devil I Marriage " merely 30
T.EN.Tl,AL divine control King Solomon Baptist Church
Nusr and WILL, cease that damnable bisspheuy The
entire community regardless OF race VII" DC oesseo Oy
obedience 10 Gods demand.
Examine the situation for moment. prsyerfvy "
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST CHURCH CAN so MILDLY DIS
MISS THE SEX ExcEssEs. IRREGULARITIES OF SOLO
MON - ADULTERER. FoRNcATOR = JUST THINK or
WHAT THE AVERAGE PERSON MAY THINK ABOUT vIo-
LArioNs or THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT
" we remember correctly. when the rich young man
asked Jesus Whist DO 10 inherit ihe kingdom Of
hesven did not Jesus according 10 she Gospel first de-
clare the Seventh Commandment THOU shalt not commit
sdvfey?"
We say TO you that we shall hold ovrsef in resdi.
ness 10 discuss this with Rev. Boone the pastor Of that
cursed Church IL we rightly informed
That change Of must, and will be made. and we
shall pressure God requires Of US to bring
about ~v~V~s
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CHURCHES CLERGY.
lAITY ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPlEs - PER-
SONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE = Of the MYTHICAL, deviIsh. anti.
Christ PsYcHoPATHc, AdanEve mvrderovs Cain. Judas,
and fools the ego and psychology Of human births
and psrenood THE ghssfIy farce Of IsoeaIedl mseri
al existence III, Gods Masterpiece. only infsIibe
Pastor The Christian Science TEXTBOOK. dictated
70 His greatest Mary Mrs Eddy whose child will
rule lis uing all nations with rod Of IRON = Revelation
King James Protestant Bible is basic, senior pas
and the AdamEve pastors Of the flesh not true
friends OF the same be Satan cannot cast out
Satan I! vsSs
Best wishes for glorious holiday to you dear
people. and the best year yet.
Lovingly and inspir afonally yours
according TO Christ
Andrew Frvehsuf Publisher Of
Gods Detroit Tribune
Aim
Enels.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

tconfinved from Back Psge)
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM LEAVES
ITS GIRLS AND WOMEN WIDE OPEN FOR THE DE-
PREDATioNs OF THE DEVILS ADAMS. WOLVES
IN MANS CLOTHING
MILITARY PROTECTION.
BRITISH BATTLE CRUISER. HOOD. SUNK IN The
NORTH ATLANTIC EARLY IN WORLD WAR u BY The
GERMAN BATTLEsHP. BISMARCK. ALL HANDS
OF 1900 LOST EXCEPT ONE. A CHRISTIAN Scientist
- NOT A DELUDED ADAM OF AN EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE, or THE SOUL INBoDY Myth,
LUNAcY ATTRIBUTED HIS SURVIVAL TO
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIST PSALM
AND BASIC FACT or THE 90 YEARS RETURN -
roREvERMoRe - CHRIST WITH YOU AWAY -
REVEALING GOD TO BE THE ONLY REAL SOUL
SANE MIND, SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE, INHABITlNc The
ENTIRE UNIVERSE SOUL IS NOT IN BODY
BODY IS A CONGRESSIONAL. MORTAL THOUGHT,
MYTHICAL COUNTERFEIT OF GODS IMAGE,
THE REAL MAN YOUR TRUE BEING. BODY LIVES IN
HUMAN coNscl oUsNEss AND IN JESUS
CASE BODY MORTAL THOUGHT MY-T-Hi
WAS REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE NoTHkGNESS
IN THE ASCENSION! AND WE WILL HAVE OUR
AscENsIoNs BODY AND ITS AoAMEvE EGO
ARE MYTHS! GOD DECLARED TO HIS GREATEST
MARY MRS. EDDY, WHOSE MAN CHILD IS Rul-
ING ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON REV.
AND YOU ARE HEARING 1T AND WILL APPRE-
HEND IT'S MARVELLOUS BLESSINGS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
0rnery Boy

Continued from Page "
AFTER THE AGE OF TO- HE WILL HAVE TO GET
THE BLESSINGS OF GODS ONE, TRUE, PURE, HONEST
COMPLETE, SATANFREE, SANE CHURCH, THERA
PEUTIcs - THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST - THROUGH
REGULAR, ADULT CHANNELS.
WE OFFER THE ENCLOSURES WITH OUR BEST
WISHES, AND THE LOVING REMINDER THAT EVER
SINCE MRS. EDDY's TIME, MD.s, [eereyl HAVE FROM
TIME TO TIME, BECOME GRAND .CIri5-iAN SINCE
PRACTITIONERS, TEh~.iEEs, LECTURERS.
AT YOUR SERVICE.
Best Wishes,
Lovingly and inspir ationsIIy yours,
according TO Christ,
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher Of
Gods Detroit Tribune.
Aim
EncIs.
&C Station WMUz = ALPHA BRoADcAsTINc co.
"a 28e to both.
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CONTINUED from Page "
The ADAM-EVE MATTER" WORLD MYTH /!

Continued from Page "
The ADAM-EW "MATTER" WORLD MYTH
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-eaIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" p. 272 GODS MASTERPIECE, THE
cS. TEXTBOOK, THE ONE AND THE ONLY
INFALLIBLE PASTOR OF MY ONE, sATAN-FREE,
SAME CHURCH, AND THE ONLY WHOLLY
TRUSTWORTHY GUARDIAN, LIBERAToR OF OUR
SENIOR, Basic PASTOR. KING JAMES prof.
ESTANT BIBLE - AND ALL BIBLEsi, CASTING OUT
THE ANTIcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE, PSYCHIC
P-A-T-H-I-C SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ALL NON.
CHRIST SCIENTIST CHURCHES, CLERGY, LAITYI
PART z
FRANCE The REAL PERFECT.
ETERNAL IDEA.
FRANCE. The DEVILS ADAM-EvE CONCEPT.
BEING PUT THROUGH the WRINCER =
THE DEVILS JUDAISM THE DEVILS rel
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST DISCIPLINE PRAYERS
THINKING. LEADERSHIP. THERAPEUTICS, Erc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Pastor Hits US. Greed

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Fulfilling FIRST DECADE. 10Th CENTURY
PROPHECY:
TT IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF
ALL RACES AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE PURE
BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
RECREATION THAT REALLY REcREATEs 1.-THE
FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING" ~ AND PURE EN-
TERTAINMENT, REPUDIATINc THE DEVILS PRES
EMIT BILLION RAcKETs THEREIN: SEX Al
WAYS OF HE DEVIL - MARRIAGE IS MERELY
POTENTIAL, DIVINE CONTROL REPRO.
DUcTIoN is OF THE DEVIL lis NOT NEEDED
IN NY ONE, THE ONLY REAL, UNIVERSE
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH MY
OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - SUNLESS
DEATHLEss. MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss SPIRITUAL,
cHRIsTLKE BEWARE. TOO or DEVIL 40.
OPTIONAL RAckETS ALCOHOL, TOBACCO NON
CHRIST SCIENTIST MEDICINE OF DANGEROUS
THINKING PEARL HARBoR e.gl, EARLY DEATHS,
GAMBLING. CRIME
.PART7
1.-THE DARKEST HOUR
PRECEDEs THE DAWN" +! (s2H)
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" IS A Myth!
"BUT WHY SHOULD WE STAND ACHAsT
AT N0THINCNEss? :.
THE SUM TOTAL or HUMAN ERROR" Do IT,
$50 ibid
top leader Of the $4,000 0oonernber National covn
Gil OF Churches today struck out against what he called
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

who has held it for a number of
years, and desires to have it
transferred to another car pur-
chased by the same individual.
For that reason any transfer of
low numbered tags will be hand
led through Mr.. Moore's Office,
where the records can be check
ed on the length of time the ap-
plicants have had the low num-
Der. The Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner's order concerning this
matter read in part as follows:
Effective Immediately no two
or three digits are to be reissued
or transferred to another appli-
cant until the application is
cleared through this office. In
the past it was the policy of this
Department to accept motorized
from former owner
of a registration plate stating
that he or she grants the privi-
lege to issue this tag to another
person. This policy will no long
er be effective, due to the fact,
that all number and registration
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Window Display
Spotlights Kent
Hospital Drive

A display in the Commerce
Street window of Golden's Phar-
macy spotlights the current loc-
al drive for the Kent General
Hospital Building Fund, the goal
for which is 100000. The win
dow display includes posters,
architects sketches of the pro-
posed additions to the hospital,
and pictures of actual scenes
taken in the Kent General of
patients, attendants, and doctors
actually at work. The solicita-
tion in the Smyrna-C Clayton area
is now underway under the
leadership of Martin Golden and
Harold E. Wickham. Team cap
tains have organized th cir
workers and the residents of
Smyrna and Clayton will be Wis
tied and asked to contribute to
the drive to provide a new wing
to the hospital and to improve
the present facilities. The team
captains are Robert Mills, Rob-
ert w. Riddagh, and Stanley
Middleton, all of Smyrna, and
Jerry McNaughton, Clayton. DR..
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

not to reissue or transfer two
or three digit registration tags.
The motor vehicle commissioner
took this action when he heard
that some persons were making
a business of buying and selling
cars with low numbered regis
tration tags as the attraction
and also that low numbered tags
were being offered for sale. Mr..
Moore pointed out that the reg
istration tag is the property of
the State of Delaware, and not
the individual holder of the tag,
and also that existing laws pro-
hibit the sale of these tags. Act
ing in accordance with the ex-
isting laws, Mr.. Moore ordered
the cancellation of tags that it
has been found were being Of
fered for sale, and if the holder
does not surrender the cancelled
tags, they can be arrested for
operating an unregistered car.
MIR. Moore said there is no in
tentiOn to interfere with the
holder of low numbered tag,
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Clayton Alters
Induct 2 Youths

Gail Gilbert, vice president,
conducted the regular meeting
of the Clayton Clodhoppers All
Club. Two new members were
introduced, Sallie Daisey and
Robert Wesch. The club arrang-
ed a window display at Sparks
Pharmacy during All Club
Week. A report was given by
Barbara Ross on the February
Junior Council meeting. Ninety
five percent of the club member
ship attended services at the
First Presbyterian Church on
February %. Refreshments were
served and dancing followed the
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

by Coleman F. Metzler, princi-
pal. Only one pupil, Patricia
Diemicke, received the high
ranking with straight "a" av-
erage. Miss Diemicke, a member
of the 7B class, received top
grades in all major subjects.
Others named to the select hon.
or group were Sandra Darrell,
Hope Hutchison, Susan Hynson,
Rebecca Wiley, all 8A students;
Lynn Pietschman, 8B; and Mar
jorie Ballinger, Ernest Blendt,
Robert Crossley, Sandra Gonce,
Glenn Wright, and Eunice Zieg-
Ter, all enrolled in the 7B class.
Each of the latter eleven achiev-
ed all "B's" and above.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Georges PAGES
Monday League

Georges Place continued to
set blistering pace in the Mon
day Night Early Rollers Bowl
ing League this week as the sea-
son moves into the homestretch.
Farmers Bank and Burton's
teams continue to hold the rum
ner-up spots, but appear out of
contention. Tutty Spain rolled
the high game this week, 1873.
Marie Johnson's IT'S and Bunny
Moore's and Frances Shetzler's
l66 also ranked near the top.
High series honors were copped
by Mozelle Moore, 452. Vicky
Blendt with AS and Ruth Mood
with 444 were close runners-up.
The standings.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Sale OF Low Digit
Tags Curtailed
By Commissioner

The business of selling used
cars, in order for the purchaser
to get a low numbered registra-
ton tag, or the offering of a
small numbered registration tag
for sale, came to an abrupt end
yesterday. Motor Vehicle Com
missioner Charles G. Moore is
sued an order to all branches of
the Motor Vehicle Department
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Citizens Group
Is Formed To Aid
Boggs' Proposals

Formation of New Day fol-
Delaware Committee ''above
parts an ip and political
whims" was announced today in
a letter to Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs
The letter, pedging the commit
tee to mobilize backing for leg
islative, constitutional, and f.
nancial reform outlined in the
Governors message to the l28th
General Assembly, was signed
by James T. McKinstry, general
chairman, and county chairmen
George Ehinger, Kent; Eugene
d. Bookhammer, Sussex; and
George B. Lewis, New Castle.
The committee will support leg
islative action in four major
areas, it was stated. These are:
strengthening state services con-
cerned with vital human needs
such as education, old age as
sistance, and uniform and eff
fective fire codes; protection for
the hard-earned wages of the
men and women of Delaware
through sound budget and tax
programs; provision for more
jobs and opportunities for citiz-
ems of the state through crea-
tion of necessary incentives for
business and agriculture; and
development of natural resourc-
es and recreational facilities for
the benefit of all men, women,
and children living in Delaware.
You have articulately describ-
ed in each instance the steps
that must be taken if the in
creasing needs of our rapidly
growing state are to be met in
the manner most beneficial to
its citizens" the letter to the
Governor pointed out. The COM
mittee was formed by a group
from each of the three counties
in response to Governor Boggs
request for citizens crusade,
the letter explained, to help
make this message known and
understood in every home in
Delaware. "We agree that you
need support outside that given
by your regular party organiza-
tion," it stated. "You need the
complete backing of everyone if
you are to make this state a bet
ter place in which to live. We
will provide speakers who will
present information about the
program to as many individual
citizens in the state as possible,
and will distribute information
widely on each part of the pro-
gram," it continued. "The COM
mittee will lend assistance to
the many local O m m tie S
which will arise in your sup
port" Mr.. McKinstry emphaslz-
ed that the ll-point proposals
of the Governor to the legisla-
ture was the complete founda-
ton of the committees aims.
''Our sole purpose, and the only
justification for our existence as
a committee, is to assist the
Governor in creating what the
state will need to meet the re-
sponsibilities it faces today and
in the years to come" he de-
clared.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

Richard w. Comegys headed the
medical staff division for the
drive which was over-subscrib-
ed. With goal of $4,000, the
physicians pledged $9l, 1000 over
a three-year period. The local
co-chairmen earnestly ask the
support of the public to this
worthy project.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

new Dover High School auditor
ium. The Leo F. Higgins Players
of Bishop Curtis Council No.
1867, Wilmington, will stage the
play sponsored by the Dover
Council No. 4l82, Knights of
Columbus. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

James M. Rosbrow, president
of the Delaware Congress of
Parents and Teachers, has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak at
commencement exercises at the
Clayton School, according to an
announcement by c. F. Metzler,
principal. Mr.. Rosbrow is CO.
author of the well-known book
Delaware Citizen"
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
Patricia Diemicke
Tops Honor Roll

Twelve students have attain
ed the honor roll for the fourth
six-weeks' marking period at
the Clayton School, according
to announcement released today
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19

plates are the property of the
State of Delaware, and may not
be reassigned or sold by the per-
son to whom they have been is
sued"
Smyrna times., 1959-03-19
X. of c. Stages Play

A passion play entitled THE
Nazarene" will be presented
Palm Sunday at 7:30 pm. in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Time for a CHANCE

Inc Tree WOrlQ uaClOlS CIldC IKE W
consider themselves full partners Of the
United States, and are qualified as such,
have received some polite but meaning
full advice from Secretary Of Treasury
Anderson. Addressing the finance min
listers of sixty-eight nations gathered
here for annual meetings of the World
Bank and the International Monetary
Fund, Mr.. Anderson has informed those
representing the more industrialized
and prosperous states that the time is
at hand for them to do two things
namely, to reduce or remove long-stand-
ing discriminatory restrictions against
imports of American goods and to as
sumo greater part Of "the common
obligation Z. . of providing capital to the
less developed parts of the free world"
This suggestion to our friends
abroad represents a significant turning
point in postwar international eco
nomicS-ip effect, recognition that
times have changed and actually for
the better. For nearly fifteen years, the
United States has committed itself to
massive effort to aid in the economic
recovery of the free nations and to be
the primary source of the capital needed
by the under-developed countries. In
addition to the many billions of dollars
sent abroad, we have accepted restric-
lions against our exports as a means Of
relieving dollar shortages. The recovery
effort has been a successful one, parti-
cularly in the Woodworking and highly
capable countries Of Western Europe.
AS Of now, however, a favorable
balance Of approximately SO billion
yearly in normal export-import trade is
being more than Offset by SIS billion of
"out-payments" -including So billion in
military aid, $2.5 billion in economic
assistance and So billion in American
private capital investment abroad. The
unfavorable gap" of $4.5 billion has re-
suited in drain on our gold reserve and
is, in short, the reason for our Govern
ment'S frank words to the foreign
finance ministers.
There are, of course, numerous ways
to attack the problem-including import
restrictions on our own part or a re-
quirement that foreign aid funds be
spent largely for goods or services in the
United States. The alternatives sug-
geSted by Mr.. Anderson are preferable
ones. There are grounds for believing
that such countries as Britain, West
Germany, France, Italy and Japan will
come to feel the same way and, in due
course, will take action to suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
For Success of Center

One Of the final acts of Congress
was to remove a serious obstacle that
threatened to hamper the Nationwide
Embarrassing drive for the National Gull
tural Center. This was an amendment
to the 1858 law which authorized the
center on Foggy Bottom site and pro-
vided for its financing through private
subscriptions. Under the revised law
any unused funds will be returned to the
donors instead of being turned over to
the Smithsonian Institution.
The Smithsonian provision had been
objected to by number of organizations
and individuals regarded as potential
subscribers to the Cultural Center fund.
They made it plain they were willing to
help finance a center but were unwilling
to have their money diverted to some
other cause, such as the SmithSonian'S
Art Museum. The refunds would occur
only in the event of the failure of efforts
to raise the necessary $50 million to
plan, build and maintain the auditorium
and its accessories
Congress has placed 1868 deadline
on collection of the money. This means
that no time should be lost in launching
the campaign and pressing it to a con-
clusion. The way now is clear for an
intensive drive that will need the gener-
Gus support Of the public at large if it
Is to succeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
The Pubfc's Interest

In getting the steel industry and
union negotiatorS back to the bargain
ing table, President Eisenhower said he
wants an agreement which will serve
the public interest as well as the inter-
eSts of the parties to the dispute.
There are some indications that the
Presidents Intervention, which puts
pressure primarily on the industry, will
result in settlement of the costly
strike. But will such settlement be
in the public interest?
It will not be if it adheres to the
familiar pattern of wage increase fol-
lowed by a price increase. This would
give fresh impetus to the inflationary
forces already at work in this country,
and would be inimical to the public'S
interest. So it will be a good idea to
wait and see what comes out of the
Pittsburgh meetings before throwing
our hats in the air and cheering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Respite in the West

1t is good to know that President
Eisenhower has decided to take little
rest in the dry, desert country near
Palm Springs, California. What with
such recent activities as jousting with
Congress and playing host to Premier
KhruShchev, he has been driving him
self very hard, and a week or so out
there-away from the curses of humidi-
ty and free to play golf under benig-
nant Sun-can hardly fail to have a
tonic effect on him. This holds especial
ly true for the cold thai has been both
ering him ever since his whirlwind tour,
month ago, of Western Europe. He can
be sure that all Americans hope he'll
get rid Of the thing in hurry. He can
be sure, too, that they wish him WON
derful time-one that will greatly re-
fresh him-on this brief respite from
some Of the cares of his office, which
can never quite be out of his mind. even
for minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Twits Democrats

David Hume, Maryland
Democratic Party treasurer.
has urged Maryland Young
Democrats to hew to a cam
paign Of truth, facts and
issues" in 1860.
This is a wonderful objec-
tive, one which all of us,
young or old, regardless Of
party, might do well to strive
for!
And just to show that he
really means to practice
what he breaches, perhaps
Mr.. Hume might consider
correcting two recent pub
lished statements attributed
to him which seem to have
little relationship to either Of
the factors he urges.
For example, according to
Mr.. Hume, Republicans"
have used nuclear physicist
Edward Teller as a Judas
Goat" to ridicule assertions
that radiation fallout was
endangering American lives.
And again, Republicans"
have painted honest labor
unions with "the bloody
brush Of Hoffa."
Maryland Republican.