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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28

devii!i!
And they account for many
slow healings. premature deaths.
and such cases as class-taueht
members of the Mother Church
being forced into surgery because
Christian Science treatment did
not heali.
Now we know that Christian
Science is the most powerful
healing agency on earth, and not
only that, ii has the power TO
fulfill its higher mission TO take
away the sins of the world!
The entire human race is slow
ly being forced towards and into
the arms of Christian Science
and Christian Scientists: lust as
our country is being forced into
world political and economic
leadership.
Therefore, it behooves US. To
prepare ourselves for our oppor-
tunlties and responsibilities I,
has been my conviction for many
years that the way to become an
honest-to-God. divinely inspir-
ed, Christian Scientist is to sat
urate our consciousness with tho
Cmarvelous) facilities of our grand
Movement.
God must come ahead of hus-
bands, wives, children. parents
brothers, sisters. lands and DOS.
sessions anything and every.
thing
ann more grateful for Chris
tian Science than I could possibly
give expression To i'm the few
minutes here available.
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sion. but no hail of rifle fire
greeted the advance of the little
band. All was quiet along the
front. A young officer, running
back to the Christian Scientist.
whispe: ed: I'VE are all out there
IN the open, sir. and they do not
see Us. II is wonderful" 1t can
we'll be imagined with what JOY
the Christian Scientist heard this
report. His mission was TO get
infoIm nation, and this was accom-.
plished so successfully that il
was cause for congratulations
from his superior officers.
Surely to lean on 1.-THE sustain.
ing infinite" is all sufficient at
all times. Let us keep this life
giving thought ever before us. on
the march. In the air, or on the
sea. Safe in the keeping of Love.
we can go where we are sent
without fear. Relying on the con-
trolling Mind, which is God, we
ah'N tidt we dtc WdtCHcu OVtt
and cared for.
The words of the Psalmist ring
truer today than ever before
Cps. Oil, p: "He that dwelleth
IN the secret place of the most
High shall abide under the shad-
ow of the Almighty. l will say
of the Lord, He is my refuge and
my fortress: my God; in him will
| trust"
There is safety in service The
Christian Scientist who is called
upon TO serve his country can do
so without any fear of disobey-
ing the sixth commandment. I'm
PEELED by a desire To- do good
and TO serve mankind, he will be
given opportunities for doing so
Let him daily turn to God for
guidance, and he will be led into
ways more wonderful than he
could have planned for himself.
Mrs. Eddy writes (The First
Church of Christ. Scientist, and
Miscellany, PIP. l49. 1907, Re
member. thou canst be brought
into no condition. be IL ever SO
severe. where Love has not been
before thee and where its tender
lesson Is not awaiting thee"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28

But ! say unto you. love
your enemies" Matt. 5:44.
Large crowds always came to
hear what the Master had TO say.
Many were eager 60 listen and
so away TO try To put into prac-
tice in their daily lives what he
taught them. Those Uho wanted
TO make their well being happier.
readily tried TO understand the
practical way in which he broke
the bread of life. Those who held
steadfast. always found a quicker
solution for their problems than
those who did not believe.
Christian Science teaches:
Love siveih the least spirit
ual idea might" tScience and
Health. page sls. Mary Baker
EddY.l
In this age, we are not deprived
of the scientific manner in which
we can be assured of success.
For we have with us. the Bible,
and Chris ian Science and friends
TO help us along the way to
loving understanding. And we
have with us the power of the
word, which is the principal part
of the life OF man II is through
love that the power is felt. and
il is through love that the least
one of Gods children finds great
er JOY, better health. and more
of the things needed for peace,
joy, and conteniment.
+ few words about loving our
enemies. When we look into il,
we will find that the enemy, or
TIE hostile power against us. is
usually from misunderstanding.
And when the error of thought
is corrected. there will be no
enemies.
II should not be hard for one
To- love his enemies. for we know
that in reality only those who.
have not yet understood US are
our enemies. And as we go on
correcting our thinking. doing
good deeds. and loving every
body. we find little spiritual
might every day, in every way.
The principal thing is that one
be sure that he becomes not his
own enemy. through confusion.
late and malice: these things will
take away spiritual might Let Us
be lovely and polite. and gain
daily i'm spiritual might.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28

Paul: Preach the word. Be in
slant in season. out of season:
Reprove. rebuke. exhort. with
all long suffering and doc
trine." tSecond Timothy. 4:2).
Mrs. Eddy: when error CON.
fronts you. withhold not the
rebuke nor the explanation
which destroys error. Never
breath an immoral Amos
phere except TO purify IL"
(page Asa. Science and Health
with Key to the Scripfures.)
In View
For immoral like to think i'm
pure, in view of the vast uncov-
ering OF error in the more than
a third century since Mrs. Eddy
passed on i'm 1910 in her nine
tieth year.
Inscriptions
To me, il is highly significant
that these Inscriptions were de-
cidec upon some seven years be-
fore our beloved Leaders pass
ing on, the extension TO the orig
inal Mother Church being under
construction
Worldly Weakness
On page 238 of Science and
Health Mrs Eddy says: AT
tempts TO conciliate society and
so gain dominion over mankind
arise from worldly weakness. He
who leaves all for Christ. forsakes
popularity and gains Christian
ity."
Beautiful Lecture
In beautiful lecture given
here few weeks ago, we heard
the words: 'Slon't talk il live it,
These words set me thinking
49,. j was led to consult our con-
cordarce TO all of our Leader :
writings and / find that our Lea.
er never used these words at all
Not once
My Deep Conviction
II is my deep conviction. going
back for years. that these words
are not OF God, they are Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28

Monitor. and reprinted for The
readers of the Detroit Tribune.
1t is important that the Amer
lean people are indignant over
the disclosures before the Full
bright and Kefauver committees;
il is just as important that they
do not become cynical.
Ii has been necessary that they
be severely shocked: il is just as
necessary that they retain per-
spective.
An Italian social philosopher
named Vilfredo Pareto, around the
turn of the century. propounded
the thesi that the explanation of
human behavior is 10 be found in
what might be called concealed
ienoble motivation.
The politician, said Pareto. ap-
peals to his constituents on the
basis of his patriotism. What he
wants is power. The voter, on
the other hand. explains his
choice 10 himself and others in
terms of idealism and general
welfare; what actually influences
him. however. is the prospect Of
fered his own interests. There
fore, said Pareto, real motives are
selfish if not sordid: idealism
serves only as naturalization.
This doctrine sounded convinc-
inely realistic until other scholars
exploded it as an adequate ex-
PLANTATION by pointing out simply
that unless patriotism, idealism.
and such were not present in the
consciousness OF men, Signor Pa
reto's politician could not thus
aim his appeal. There is no moral
response if morality is not there
The encouraging, the positive
element in the American situa-
ton today is the fact that the re-
Spouse to exposures has been
overwhelmingly a moral one. II
has been moral. We are sure. even
on the part of many who them
selves have contributed TO the
sorry total in ways that before
had seemed to them no more than
personal peccadilloes.
But righteous indignation. un-
less experienced or informed. can
turn quickly into futility: unless
channefed into effective action il
can react into disillusion. This is
not the worst mire of iniquity
into which humanity. or even this
nation, has ever fallen. Nor is il
the first mess it has had to purge
i'self Of
Shabby and unedifying as is
the glimpse Of Washington which
the FulbriRht inquiries into tho
Reconstruc ion Finance Corpora
ton have revealed. veteran cor
respondents pretty well agree
that the atmosphere is by no
means so sinister as. that of Tea
pot Dome certainly not as that
which produced such scandals as
he Whiskey Ring in the admin
istration Of the unfortunate
Grant.
Vicious and menacing as is the
picture of corruption and crime
unmasked by the Kefauver peri
patetic probe. it still is a long
way from the days when big-city
bosses moved councilmen and
Judges like pawns. railroads and
public utilities owned" state
Legislators like chattels, and seats
IN the United States Senate were
on sale to anyone with the right
connections and $500. 900. while
otherwise sturdy citizens. il they
knew the facts. often put them
down as simply the facts of life.
The conditions Americana face
are not strange and unconouer-
able although the form is new
in part. The danger is that they
may permit their public moral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
Love Your Enemies
By BETTE ELLINGTON

Love your enemies is what Christ Jesus taught his
dscples and those who to hear him. Thus love
has its positive side in all of the affairs of humanity May
we quote the exact Bible words of Christ Jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
Safety In Service
SAFETY IN SERVICE

efdtlNe III Tie cdit % ih A~~
The law Of Life perpetuates our
existence. The law of Truth en-
sures our health, for il separates
us from all error. The law OF
Love protects US from evil In
all its forms.
The soldier on the battlefield
or in camp the sailor on the
high seas or in port, is IN the
presence of divine law. The ar
man plotting his ship across the
skies is safe when he is aware
of his existence in Spirit and
follows the guiding beam OF
divine Love.
We are under the same code
of divine law that raised Jesus
from the dead and enabled HIM
to o. owe the falsity of life in
matter. 1t is clear that we cam
not i'm reality be deprived of Life
by any material circumstance.
AS Christian Scientists we have
every reason to expect the de-
struction of error and the safety
and success of all those who rely
on the Truth at all times. Mary
Baker Eddy writes in Science
and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures. pref. p. viD ITO
those leaning on the sustaining
infinite today is big with bless
ings." This promise contained in
the revelation of Christian Sci
ence is being fulfilled for all who
understand it
AS we learn TO lean on the
sustaining infinite our count
less blessings multiply. and our
fears diminish and disappear.
We learn that fear is without
cause or effect because in itself
fear is a form Of mesmerism
which attracts the thought away
from God. But man cannot be
attracted away from God His
unity with God is fixed and per
The law of God operates on
sea and land, beneath the earth
and over the earth. whittier
shall l go from thy spirit? or
whittier shall | flee from thy
presence the PSalmist asked
FPS. 1872 We might ask,
Whittier shall | flee from Gods
Iaw?' The law of God is insep-
arabic from the Christian Scien-
list.
A Christian Scientist who is
called upon to serve his country
in national emergency has ev-
cry reason to feel fearless be-
cause he knows that man en-
bodies the laws Of God in all
their infinite scope. His eternal
is not under the ju-
risdiction of a mortal. but under
the great commander. God
whose servant he is. II one is
sent to the battle front, ne knows
that Love has gone before HIM.
He leans on 'the sustaining in
finite and is safe.
A young officer who is
Christian Scientist was once Civ
en- dangerous assignment. II
seemed suicide TO him, and ne
expressed this opinion to his su-
peeior officer, who. also Chris
tian Scientist. lovingly replied in
effect: The orders are not mine:
they come from the higher COM
mand You will be taken care Of
The young officer went back 10
work out the p oblem in Chris
tan Science.
The statement found on page
385 of Science and Health inn
mediately came to- him. and il
came with conviction. Whatever
II is your duty to do, you can do
harm TO yourself" His
command was to consist of one
hundred men, and when he was
training them in their respective
duties. this passage from the BIZ
bic was continually in his thought
John l7;l2): Those that thou
4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
DON'T TALK 1T, LIVE 1T" OF GOD OR
OF THE DEVII7

For Thirty Years I've Heard Christian Scientists Ex-
hort Don't Talk 1t; Live It. Recently Christian Science
Lecturer said Don't Talk It. Live It.
My talk at Wednesday noon Christian Science Testi-
monial at Schubert Lafayette.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C. f;
ON WALL MOTHER CHURCH

On the wall Of the Mother Church in Boston, Massa-
chusets back of the First and Second Readers there
engraved these words of the Apostle and our revered
Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
Premature Deaths and
Delayed Headings

MRS. EDDY: AL DISEASE IS THE EFFECT Or
Quotations"
"BACKSLIDERS AND Mistakes"
ITO PURSUE OTHER VOCATIONS AND ADVANCE
RAPIDLY (AND CORRECTLY is NOT POSSIBLE"
JESUS: "COME FOLLOW Me AND I'LL MAKE YOU
FISHERS OF MEN"
A. F. c. s.: THE EUROPEAN RELIGIONS, MATERIA
MEDICA AND EDUCATION OUTSIDE OF The
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT PRODUCE OUR
DISEASES.
DON'T TALK 1T, LIVE IT,, is SPIRITUAL ADULTRY!
SPIRITUAL IMMATURITY, DISHONESTY WHOM
SATAN HATH BOUND.
AND JESUS WENT AWAY AND COULD DO NO
MIGHTY WORKS BECAUSE OF THEIR UNBELIEF.
EDITORS NOTE: The following is testimony presented in
fores Shuberi by Fruehauf s.
Modern Christian Science Crusader Major Of Our
Father Mother God alharmonious" Is H. world
and mission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28
Christian Science World Healing
A Moral Response

The following articles are
taken from the Christian Science
Monitor. and reprinted for the
readers of the Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-28

ity to slip back toward levels
long outgrown. They have pull.
ed out of such slides before. And
they can pull out again.
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Beautiful Lecture


II is my deep conviction. going
back for years. that these words
are not OF God, they are Of the
Evening star., 1951-12-07
|McKeidin Proposes
Slum Project in
Heart of Baltimore
BY the Associaisd Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. Gov.
McKeldin last night proposed
construction of State ofice
building in the heart of the city,
with an auditorium as a memorial
to World War II dead on an ad-
joining site.
He proposed the location as
part OF a suggestion for "a real
job Of slum clearance"
The Governors proposal came
in an address to the 188th annual
meeting of the Ancient and Hon
orable Mechanical Company, one
OF the Nations oldest civic organ
izations.
The Governor also proposed:
l. Taking the (Baltimore) Traf-
|fic Court "out of cheap, patroniz-
ing politics" by enacting legisla-
t1on to provide for "the choice of
judges much after the manner of
selecting the judges of the CBalti-
more) Supreme bench.
2. Promoting the building of
desirable apartment houses,
stores and commercial establish
ments on the land cleared of
slums about the proposed new Of
flee building and auditorium"
3. Scheduling the building of
improved highways and bridges
on a scale within the ability of
the regular, normal staff OF the
State Roads Commission. :"
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Pair Are Held for jury
In Annapolis Robbery
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 1.-Two
young men charged with armed
robbery of a bus depot and burg
larry Of a private home were or
cered held for grand jury action
yesterday.
William F. Mccarthy, "a, Miami,
Fla. accused of armed robbery
and carrying a concealed weapon,
was held under $4,000 bond.
The bond for Robert N. Delory,
18. West Medway, Mass, who is
accused of armed robbery and
burglary, was set at $4,000.
Mrs. Ruth Lee, cashier at the
bus terminal, identified Mccarthy
as the man who held her up at
gunpoint and took $127 from the
cash drawer. She said the Sec
ond man stood out of her view
and she did not see his face.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Revised Law Drawn
For Juvenile Courts
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Dec. IA revised
Juvenile Court law for Virginia
was formulated for submission to
the Legislature at a day-long con-
ference OF judges and welfare Off
cials yesterday.
The model act sets up the ma
chinery for vastly expanded iuye-
nile probation services and deten-
ton facilities. It will be for
warded to the General Assembly
next year.
The conference was sponsored
by the Department of Welfare and
Institutions. The study was made
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Fredericksburg Acts
To Raise Teachers Paw
Special Dispofeh to The stor

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Dec.
l7.-Teachers and most other city
employees would be granted pay
increases under proposals tenta-
lively approved by the City Coun-
Gil this week.
At an informal hearing on the
1852 budget, councilmen backed
a plan to give $150-a-year raise
to 1876 workers in various depart
ments. Some now make only $40
for a 50-hour week.
Teachers. already slated for a
500 raise next year, would re-
ceive an additional increase of
the same amount starting next
September.
Final action on salaries will fol-
low other conferences on a pro-
posed 1852 budget of $l,028, 800.
largest on record here.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Senator Taft Voices
Appeal for Backing
OF Younger Voters
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 7.-Senato,
Taft. a candidate for the Repub.
lican presidential nomination
appealed to the younger genera.
ton today in a call for a GOF
election victory next year.
Senator Taft made the appeal
in a speech prepared for a meet
ing OF the John Marshall Club, an
organization of Republican at
torneys.
It was one of three formal ad-
dresses he planned to deliver in
st. Louis today.
A whole generation comprising
As million voters have never
known q Republican President in
their adult lives, Senator Taft
said, and they have come to ac-
cept as a normal part of American
Government, war and alarums OF
war"
He renewed his attack on the
administrations foreign and do
mestic policies and said of the
young voters:
They have lived through q
succession of emergencies and
look for continuous emergencies
in the future. They accept, while
they resent, bureaucratic efforts
to control their business, their
farms and their daily lives"
Evening star., 1951-12-07

Mccarthy said. I'm my judgment
whoever wins the Wisconsin pri-
mary this year will be the Repub-
lican nominee"
Stassen Took Primary.
Mr.. Stassen took the majority
of the Wisconsin delegates in 1948,
with Gen. Macarthur running
second and Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey of New York, the eventual
party nominee, collecting none.
In 1914, Wendell L. Willkie quit
his quest for the COP nomina-
ton after he lost the Wisconsin
primary.
Senator Mccarthy said his Wis
consin supporters are giving him
a $25 = a plate campaign-fund-
Evening star., 1951-12-07

by the National Probation and
Parole Association.
The study, released recently
recommends the operation of juve-
nile detention homes to serve
counties in which juveniles are
now sent to jail to wait for court
action.
There is an immediate need, the
report says, for two detention
homes-one in the southwest and
the other in Northern Virginia
In the field of probation. the
expansion Of services through en-
ployment Of specialized personnel
in all city and county welfare
departments is urged. The study
also calls for assignment of State
paid probation officers to locali-
ties.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Mccarthy Foresees
Wisconsin Primary
As Key 10 Nominee
BY ihe Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
OF Wisconsin predicted today the
results of the April l Wisconsin
primary will go a long way toward
selection of the 1852 Republican
presidential nominee.
Senator Mccarthy, who has
avoided any public commitment
to a presidential candidate, told a
reporter he believes most of the
possible aSpirants will be entered.
cat Los Angeles last night r.
A. McConnan announced that
Americans for Macarthur" an
organization of which he is a
director, had filed papers for in
corporation and that Senator
Mccarthy would address an or
ganization rally OF Hollywood
Legion Stadium December 13.
Mr.. McConnon indicated the
group did not know if Gen.
Macarthur wants to run for the
presidency, said it would not try
to draft the general and would
let him make up his own
mind.")
Senator Taft of Ohio, an an
nounced candidate, has said the
Wisconsin contest is the only one
he will enter outside his home
State. Senator Taft has left it
up to his hackers in Minnesota
what action to take there, but
has indicated his name may be
entered for pledges of some
nominators.
Two Generals in Running.
Supporters of Gen. Eisenhower
and Gen. Macarthur have an
nounced plans to put the two
generals in the running in Wis
consin. Backers of former Gov. |
Harold E. Stassen have predicted
he will be in.
Senator Mccarthy, who will be
running for denomination to the
Senate in later primary, said
he is convinced Wisconsin Re-
publicans represent something of
a cross-section of sentiment in
their party. /
When Gov. Dewey got licked
IN Wisconsin in 194S, we should
have known that he wasn't popu-
lar enough with the people to get
elected in November" Senator
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Cos Price to Rise in Africa

Because of the Persian oil dis
pute, some South Africans will
be paying 80 cents a gallon for
gasoline next year, oil trade lead
erS in Durham predict.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Toy Boot Blows Bubbles

A plastic sailing boat which
blows a stream of soap-bubbles
is a new product for which a
Glasgow, Scotland, manufacturer
seeks United States market.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Locust Threat Beaten Off

Tripolitania. Africa, beat back
a locust threat when people CO.
operated on a mass scale in the
use OF benezene hexachloride to
combat swarms.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
African Colony Progresses

The new constitution of Gam
bia. British West African colony
is being welcomed there as "a fur
ther step forward in representative
government"
Evening star., 1951-12-07

raising dinner Tuesday at which
several Republican Senators may
speak.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-08-18
GOLDEN GATE QUARTET

GOLDEN GATE QUARTET
COMING TO ROANOKE
The internationally famous
Golden Gate Quartet will be
sponsored in concert at the
American Legion Auditori-
UNI on Sunday, September 16
at A pm. by the William A.
Hunton Branch YMCA. Ad-
vance tickets $500; at the
door, SIPS.
To miss the Golden Gate
Quartet in their present con-
cert tour is to deny yourself
a musical thrill you will new
er forget, says William j.
Brown, executive secretary.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1951-08-18

NOTICE! ALL COPY MUST BE IN THE
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-23
Extinct Tree
|Flourishes I'm
West Virginia

MORGANTOWN, W. va4.i'i
"A specimen OF 3 tree once
thought TO be extinct is flourish
ing in West Virginia Universe
tvs Arboretum
The tree is the Metasequoia
Giyptosuoides, a relative of Cal
ifornia's giant Sequoia. DR., Earl
L. Core, head of the University S
Department OF Biology, said
three specimens were planted
this past spring after they We're
presented by the Brooklyn Boz
tanical Garden in connection
with a national study of climatic
requirements.
Two have since disappeared
and are believed 10 have been
stolen from the Arhoretun. but
the third has taken hold in a
manner indicating that West
Virginia is the porper habitat for
the tree.
Seeds were gathered In ls47
in q program directed by DIR. E
D, Merrill of the Arnold Arbore-
tum. Jamaica Plain, Mass. and
seedlings noV have been distrib,
uted to numerous institutions
and in the Far East for testing
purposes.