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heal.
Those who believe they are lacking in
the things that are necessary for their
human welfare should remember that
"Soul has infinite resources with which
to bless mankind" An individual in
need is self-deoeived. His particular re-
quinement is to attain the true concept
of God, also Of himself and of others as
spiritual ideas Of the one Mind and
hold to that true concept.
Let him who believes he suffers lack
discard mental lethargy, and acknow-
ledge divine Mind as the source Of all
good. Let him seek the truly substantial
things of Soul. lie thin bring to his
heavenly Father the tithes Of gratitude
and true worship. He will then be boun-
tifully enriched from the inexhaustible
treasures of His house. He will find
that they are ever at hand. They have
infinite variety and are forever new.
They are Gods priceless gifts TO all His
children. one has only to accept and
utilize Gods gifts. mo good thing will
he withhold from them that walk up
rightly" declared the Psalmist; and in
her Miscellaneous Writings" Mrs Eddy
says (p. 3OD, God gives you His spiritu-
al ideas, and in turn, they give you daily
supplies"
friend Of mine, who had been a
student Of Christian Science only a short
time, said to me very dolefully one day:
Il can't understand why it is I seem to
be continually in need. do a good
deal Of praying over it, but that doesn't
seem to do any good, get no relief"
I opened Miscellaneous Writings at
page sO7 and read to him the statement,
God gives you His spiritual ideas, and
in turn, they give you daily supplies"
But" he said, 81 don't understand
what is meant by that. What are these
ideas and how can they supply my
needs?"
I advised him to go home and think
earnestly about God and His boundless
love- His goodness. His purity, His wis
dom, His peace, His kindness, His
patience, His joy. told him that that
these were among the truly substantial
ideas which God imparts to all His chill
dren. / advised him to think earnestly
about them and to consider to what
extent he was accepting and utilizing
them for the good of others, and I re-
minded him to be very grateful to his
heavenly Father.
In about two weeks 1 saw him again.
He was an entirely different individual.
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01
Christian Science Delivered Graham Peeke c. s.

assurance, since He knows no problems.
They are therefore false beliefs which
Love dissolves as light does darkness.
The Infinite Resources Of Soul
In teaching his disciples, Jesus stressed
the necessity Of obedience 70 the divine
law Of Love, and showed that such ODE
dience is essential to ones happiness.
These things have I spoken unto you,
that my JOY might remain in you, and
that your JOY might be full" he stated
on one occasion. He did not refer to the
fleeting, so-called joy of the personal
senses, but to the real Joy which is
manifested by "all the sons and daugh-
ters Of Cod" and which is our just for
the accepting Does anyone believe him
self to be lacking in Joy? Then let him
seek and find It in Soul Christian
Science reveals beautiful and demon
strable truths about God as Soul. Listen
to this comforting statement from
Science and Health (p. 6O: Soul has
infinite resources with which to bless
mankind, and happiness would be more
readily attained and would be more Sc
cure in our keeping, if sought in Soul.
Relative to this I recall that at a
Christian Science testimony meeting one
Wednesday evening / was greatly inn
pressed by an experience given by a lady
In substance it was as follows: She
stated that she had been very nervous
and miserably down in the dumps" for
several days and had been unable to lift
herself out of this morbid condition. The
subject of the Lesson Sermon for that
week was Soul; and among the oita-
tions from Science and Health was the
aforementioned statement which shall
again quote: Soul has infinite re-
sources with which to bless mankind, and
happiness would be more readily attained
and would be more secure in our keep
ing, if sought in Soul"
When she came to this it arrested her
attention She commenced to reason
with herself: Why is happiness so in
secure in my keeping? Perhaps I have
the wrong concept Of happiness. Have
been seeking it in Soul? Evidently not,
or I would not be in this condition.
She took her Bible Concordance and
looked up some references on the word
Soul" Then she took the Concordance
to Mrs Eddy's Prose Works" and did
the same. Great enlightenment came to
her thought while doing this work She
continued her study for considerably
over an hour, during which time she lost
cognizance Of tlrs false sense Of self and
became conscious of her true being as
an expression of Soul. She said she
never before had experienced such hap
piness and that she knew it was her
permanent and priceless possession be-
cause she sought and would continue to
seek it in Soul
To those who follow the way Of Chris
tian Science the living beauty Of Soul
and Souls resources becomes ever
clearer, ever more substantial.
Practical Idealism
There is nothing transcendental about
this. 1t is idealism, yes, but practical
idealism. To the consciousness which is
spiritual the beauty Of holiness is in
deed a living reality To such q con-
sciousness thoughts, ideas, come readily
and naturally from the divine source,
omnipotant Mind They are girt with
measureloss power to overcome discord-
ant conditions, to- bless, to save, and to
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01

The lecturer spoke substantially as
follows:
The Great Teacher
A great many years ago a man who
has since been generally considered the
greatest teacher who ever inhabited this
planet was preaching one morning in the
temple at Jerusalem. On this occasion
he had pertinent things to say about
enlightenment and liberty. Il am the
light of the world he declared, refer
ring to the Christ, the divinity which
controlled him, "he that followeth me
shall not walk in darkness, but shall
have the light Of life"
This statement elected from the self
righteous Pharisees who were there
scOrnful refutation. The Master calmly
continued, however, to present his glori-
Gus gospel of Truth and Love. A number
Of those in the gathering favorably ac-
cepted his sayings until specifically ad-
dressing himself to them, he said, IF ye
continue in my word, then are We my
disciples indeed; and We shall know the
truth, and the truth shall make you free" q"
This caused many to turn against him.
Their material concept Of freedom was
strongly opposed to his spiritual and
true concept, They tried to argue with
him, but this only caused him to rise
higher in his manifestation Of the Christ;
and when he more directly indicated his
eternal spiritual selfhood by that marve-
lously enlightening statement, Before
Abraham was, 1 am they took up stones
10 cast at him.
And what of today? Humanity is still
slow to accept the enlightenment and
freedom which are conferred by the true
understanding of God and His Christ.
Jesus and the Christ
Among theologians there have been
many doubtful disputauons" concerning
Christ Christian Science by its expla-
nations and demonstrations clarifies all
questions relative to this most important
subject. It makes clear every recorded
statement Of Jesus concerning himself
both as the Christ and "the Son Of man"
An Illuminating definition of Christ" is
given in the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy (p 58S)
it is as follows Christ. The divine
manifestation of God. which comes to the
flesh to destroy incarnate error
Jesus made clear distinction be-
tween his human selfhood and his spirit
IL.
that he alluded whenever he called him
self 'the Son Of man" At other times, |
when endeavoring to enlighten his hear
ers concerning the true purport of his
NIessianic mission, he referred to his /
divine sonship, although the general /
thought was too material to grasp the |
deep significance of his sayings. He
knew himself to be the one referred to |
by the early prophets as the messenger
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01

He said: Il found 1 had been enter
tanning too personal a sense Of Cod. 1
have changed that have done a good
deal Of thinking about God and His
ideas, and have gained a much clearer
realization Of Mrs. Eddy's statement in
Science and Health, Desire is prayer
(p. u. have really been desiring to
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01

accept, and striving to utilize as many
Of Gods spiritual ideas as possible. My
human needs are being bountifully sup
piled, and I am most grateful"
God Answers True Prayer
That man had learned how TO pray.
The selfless desires to accept and utilize
Continued on Next Page
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01
BITTER ROOT
VALLEY
FARM

1870 acres of dairy and fruit farm an irrigated;
close to Hamilton Heights. "a head Of heifers
to- freshen soon horses; 4 good brood sows;
Deering tractor mowers ,rakes ETC., adequate
machinery to run the farm. Electric milking
machine, electric cream separator This Is
an up-to-date. going dairy and finest farm IN
the best location in the Bitter Root valley
Cuts 90 tons of hay has two running streams
through the place the year round. The land
is easy to irrigate. Seven-room house elec-
tricity and running water; other good farm
buildings good graveled road TO place. You
cannot go wrong in buying this wonderful
farm. Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash down, no less
down payment.
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01
A LOT OF
MONEY CAN
BE MADE
By Investing in One Of these
Income Properties
SOMETHING SPECIAL!
on Income Property
PRICE REDUCED

widow living in Eastern state wishes to sell
all her holdings in Butte. These are the last
two properties she owns. Look them over,
at 6s3-35-3T-39 South Main and 3 rooms rear
of 637 S. Main, and make us an offer. one
duplex S rooms EACH the other rooms each.
Good rental property in walking distance All
gas-equipped
305 West Copper he Romsa room Z roo@s %6s'6R on
ground floor, two 3-room apartments upstairs;
south exposure; gas; double garage Price
81, 500.
OOO DIoolv Lewisohn. Duplex. 5-room up
JUO DlOCh 5-room down, both modern,
gas-equipped Fine built-in features, all in
yer ygood condition, south exposure garage.
Price reduced to 50, l50.
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01
A PLACE TO LIVE
AND TWO TO RENT


635-6s7 s. Dakota and $50 Placer. Duplex Of
4 rooms up, down. both with large back
porohes; all gas-equipped; also 4-room mod
ern cottage In rear facing on Placer. Income
$500 per month, Price reduced to $4,000.
SOO D1oo1. West Silver. i2-room modern
OOO DlOck brick building Of two Groom
apartments, one furnished large new garage;
never any vacancies on account Of sickness,
owner will sell very cheap.
Roo,,t;f,,l modern duplex, 300 block
DCduJllul west. two 5-room apartments,
gas hot water heat; fine built-in features;
hardwood floors; gas water heater; south ex-
posure; rental income, Sl20 per month.
10-Room Duplex Z sorS, T9o%s So,b up, mod, ;
ern and in fine condition; gas heaters, built
in features, good foundations low taxes; ga
rage good buy at 50. s.15O. Located near I'M
maculate Conception church and school.
nr,,lo.- Two 5-room apartments pressed
DuplCA brick construction, hardwood
floors gas-equipped; fine home and income.
blocks south. Always rented. Price So, 3,75O.
FLA terms
Montana labor news., 1945-02-01
christian
LECTURE
on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Entitled
Christian Science: The Re
ligion of Enlightenment
and Glorious Liberty
Entitled
Oscar Graham Peeke, C.S.B,

Member of the Board of Lectureship
Of The Mother Church, The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-
ton, Massachusetts,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
Low Scores at
Country Club

Players at Washtenaw Country
Club took advantage OF the, best
golfing Sunday OF the year 10 regis
ter unusually low net scores In
the qualifying round for the Stem
lie Cub Tournament
Mike O'Hara scored an 50, and
his handicap OF 20 gave him a net
So, for the lowest net score Of the
day.
Scoring was so good that Is was
necessary 10 register a net II or
better to qualify for the champion
ship flight. except for John Prince
who had a net ~, and won the
last place in the top flight In 4
draw with several others.
The steimle Cub Tournament is
played with the use OF handicaps,
and players must complete their
first round matches on or before
June 3, except for the small group
in the last flight. who have until
June 10.
The pairings follow:
Championship Flight: William
Taylor VS.. John Prince; Jack Tur-
ner VS.. Paul Hayward; Harold Mil
Ter VS.. John Montonye; Merle Hut
ton VS.. Roy Connolly; Robert
Schrepper VS.. Arthur Robinett;
Mike O'Hara VS.. Don Gillette; Art
Spiegel VS.. Nick Kienlen; Moray
Kutzen VS.. Jerry Sinclair
First Flight; r. j. Baker We.
Dempsey Wright; II. F. Anderson
VS.. Joe Korbel; Ross Wisbin VS..
william Davis; Ralph McClelland
VS.. Bob Apologize; Clark Green
street VS.. Pat o'Hara; Erwin Saun-
ders We. Art Purcell; William Nell
son VS.. owen Campbell; c. P. Nc
Claim VS.. Tim Colbert.
Second Flight: Herb Miller vs..
Al Vossler; V. II. Rutz vs. Dan
Quirk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28

Fine Points in Bridge

dummy's A ard led the spade ;.
East came right In with the A so
he could promptly return a dia-
mond He was sure that West
would not have led that suit unless
he had singleton in ii. and was
shocked when South got a discard
on the lead instead Of West ruff
fng IL. Winning that in the dunn
my. South then scored two more
trumps, led TO the club A and used
diamonds to discard all Of his own
losers except one club Conse-
quently he made an extra trick.
losing only one trick In each black
suit.
If-West had made the natural
lead-whst he should have done
under the circumstances. follow
ing the virtual command Of the
doubler to do what the doubler ex-
pected-he would have chosen a
heart. either the A or the fourth
best s. That would have given the
side two tricks in hearts, plus one
each in the black suits. making
the very thin double pay a divi.
dend. a small one. but nevertheless
dividend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
Sports Roundup

Ann Arbor Meh-AP-Mehigans Wolverines
day from rough week Of Big Ten competition
shorn OF their conference
Illinois the cindrs and Ohio
mis- slayged spring squads
by retaining Its
waoped Wisconsin twice tighten
standings.
WashingtonAP-The Detroit Tigers
full farther behind
doubeheader
tonight While the Yankees grabbing
st yesterday.
position dividing
Chicago White dropped
Houghton Mch-AP-Saut Ste. Marie the Glass high
school track king Of the North its verdict
place Escanaba in Saturdays Michigan finals
DeroAPAndy varpspa and George New York yctors
Norris Detroit Chicago 6game
winnertakeal bowling match are richer by $4,000
Lanslng-APThe Michigan College baseball
a University Detroit that
to play host to Mich
Normal College Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
Lincoln Has
Six Points

Roosevelt High School placed
first in three events in class b OF
the State Track Meet at Lansing.
Saturday. Lincoln scored six
points In class c.
Gundrum won the high hurdles
for Roosevelt; Connolly took. the
$40, and Bair was first in the low
hurdles.
Glen Rowe picked up six points
for Lincoln by placing fourth in
the class c 220 yard dash and the
low hurdles.
Saginaw High School won the
class A championship. edging out
Flint Central, 29la.2Sl9. The class
b and c crowns were won BY ST.
Joseph and Romulus respectively.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
WOULD EXPORT MEAT

East Lansing-A survey is
under way in Michigan to locate
livestock owners who might have
stock for sale and export to Euro.
pean countries for rehabilitation Of
depleted breeding herds. Daniel
c. Millar, OF Swartz Creek. who
was appointed chairman Of the sur
vey committee at Michigan State
College Friday, said at present 500
head OF brown Swiss bulls and fe.
males, both grade and registered,
are wanted from Michigan for ship.
ment TO the Balkans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
NOT A LEAD DIRECTOR

ONE OF the working tools Of
the expert bridge craftsman is the
conventional meaning attached 70
a business double Of a slam con-
tract. It informs the partner that
the normal lead is not desired. but
that a different one. Of the suit
which otherwise would be consid-
cred the worst possible lead,
should defeat the contract. That
does not apply, however. except to
doubles Of a slam. The double OF
lower contract merely expresses
confidence in the sides ability 10
beat the contract by normal de-
Tense. and is in no sense a lead
director
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28

West, a relatively recent recruit
TO the ranks OF contract players,
had heard about the use Of a double
as lead director. He decided that
East was asking for the lead
which ordinarily is the worst suit
Of all to choose against the kind
Of bidding done by North and
Sou.h-the suit bid by the dunn
my So he led the diamond O. and
thereby spilled the beans"
South took that trick with the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston at Cincinnati. night
Philadelphia AT ST. Louis, night
PLAN MEMORIAL

Kalamazoo-The state highway
department has approved plans for
a garden memorial 10 servicemen
and women proposed by Garden
Clubs OF Kalamazoo. The plan
provides for Identification Of Us-l2
for a distance OF three and a half
miles west of the city limits. The
right-of-way IS 70 be landscaped.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
FACES ARRANGEMENT

Centerville, Mich Mrs. Mar
garet Athey Burgess. ~, faced ar.
raignment today in the fatal shoot
ing Saturday Of her estranEed hus-
band. William, A., in their farm
home near Cotherman Lake. Sheriff
Earl Houghtaling said Mrs Bur
CESS told him she killed her hus-
band following a quarrel over a
property settlement
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
RATTIE FLAMES

Detroit Firemen early today
battled for an hour to extingulsh
flames in two 10000 gallon watts
containing asphalt and tar at roof
in concern. The blaze damage
the interior Of the building. FIJI
teen pieces OF equipment answered
the fire call.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
HOw They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NaHCo UtHIuU ItaUtT.
Sundays Results
Detroit 81, Washington IL.
Boston 10, Chicago OIL.
New York 1913. ST. Louis 81
(frst game, IA innings; second
game called end OF eighth, dark.
ness).
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 3 (sec.
ond game, RAIN.
TodSys Games
Detroit at Washington. night.
Cleveland at Philadelphia, night.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
TO RECEIVE DEGREES

Detrolt-Eight hundred Wayne
University students VIII receive
degrees at commencement exercis.
es June T. Largest graduating
classes are from the graduate
school and college OF education.
each with 2s2 candidates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Games behind leader.
Sundays Results
Pittsburgh l6. New York I (sec-
ond game called because OF Sunday
law in eighth with Pittsburgh lead
ing 10 TO 3. VIII be completed
Monday.
Boston 40, Cincinnati o-5.
Philadelphia 2-3, st. Louis OF.
Chicago SO. Brooklyn IL (sec-
ond game called for same reason).
Today's Games
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
TWO INJURED

Detroit-Richard Missig, Is, and
James Lloyd, Il, were injured ser
iously Sunday when concrete
block toppled over on them as they
swung on a chain linking the blocks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
Sports Calendar
TUESDAY

BEDFORD Union at Ypsllanti High
School baseball, Recreation Park.
4 O'Clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-28
HEART ATTACK FATAL

Kalamazoo Francis Grant. 46,
suffered a fatal heart attack Sat
urday night at dance at the Eagles
Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
GIRLS To PLAY
S0FTBAIL SERIES
IN MIAMI BEACH

Coca-Coca sofitsssll tcn uf kes
West. cumposCd oi ths best fern
ininp PLAYERS here. WAi uVGit
Mismi Beach Tomorrow ana Labor
Day Monday sof a series Bf con-
tests ~ Waning Para in that
city
kcy West viii tackle the Miami
lnasp ndcgis m the openmg
gamc and the All Stars in tine
holiday dsy affair
The kes Wet team viii carry
upstate such stars as Clco Rusam.
Gloria Nclasaasz lAlia end Bca-
trice DUmgritl Lois piercc. Mfs
Helricks Martha ATang0. Siursen
and SChanck. the icft-handed
wonder Star ike Mr. Tuitlc.
updyke and others WiH nut be
ahlc 60 make the Trip However.
M and Ms Neil saunders wili
have thc Cocs Cola gifis ol uhis
cts up there and theK uiil give
q good accuunt 81 themselves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
The WEATHER


Key West and Vicinity. Partly
closady thlx afte4 noon. tonight
and Saanfiay with widcly scatter
sd showers and thundcrsiornls.
'gs0Aerate % occasionally fresh
easscriy winds.
FloFila. Partly cloudy tins afr
ernoon, tonight and SUNDAY wilh
1ioeiy scatlQred showers and
thundcrsioTEns. mostly In after
Jacksonville through FLORIDA
Sllaits and last. Cult Easterly
winds, gentle a. moderate oxtr
math p0fiiou and moderate over
south posrtun. occasionally fresh
over extreme south portion. TINS
aiiefuoan. teniEht and SUNDAY
partly cluudy wlth widely sat
tered thumdcrshewcrs. nasty
over south poTtion
Jacksonville 90 Apalarhicola
No small craft o. storm warnings
have been issued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
NEGRO DEFENDANT
II HELD FOR TRIAL

Mr. Tom Porter. ncgrcss. 2I9
Olivia street. entered thc sheriff 3
oiiice this morning. Clutchlng. 90
her slumach. and told ShcIlif
Berlin SANvef that hcr husband
bad knogked BET down and kleked
hef in ths head. fscv and stum-
ach
htf head was eat end hes faec
swulien but she sad. her Nurst
injury was ban hes stosusch. NherC.
ne drcisrCd hcr husband bad
kiektd boF "ovcr and ovU She
sad hc heat her bCcausC shc ask
Cd him Tor muney
Sheutf Sawyer had iust toIa
her ~ would report the case GO
PeaCe Justice Esqmualdo. when
the latter sieRped into the oiilce
tlc ISSUED warrant. charging
assault and battery. and Deputy
VIA Archer arrested Porter. who
was locked up IN jail under a
bond q $3.50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
ADM. MITSCHER

Confined from PAGE onsl
were under MitscheTs com
mand.
Second in order of Jap
hatred. the Domei head said
b Fleet Admiral Chester W
Nimitz. and third. Vice Adj
miral Richard Kelly Turner.
II vas considered strange that
Gao mention " as made ef Admiral
Hslscy. in command % the AmcT-
,can THIRD Fleet On the case oi
General Macarthur u Nas eN-
planned that be- was t00 Ear away
from japan Cor thc pc0ple "a
rouse themselves O. hatred
against nan.
The manager SAID further that
the japanese hugh command ~
san to feel that thcy would lose
thr war when the Japs we're de-
fcabsd az the Battle II Midway
That feeling Was intensified aft
or the Americans had captured
Salpan. and the command rcsliz-
ed that ina war VAS lust when
the Japs were overwhelmed at
Levitt