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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17
Voters League Protests Appointment
OF white Primary" Sponsor

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The
Progressive Voters League of
Florida has registered a strong
protest over the recent appoint
ment of ex-senator John E. Mat
thews of Jacksonville, author of
the 1947 White Primary bills, to
fill a vacancy in the State Su-
preme Court. Utter disgust over
the elevation of this white spre-
macy" advocate to the States
highest court was expressed in a
Strongly-worded letter to Cover
nor Fuller Warren by F. A. Dunn
of st. Petersburg, state president
of the Progressive League.
Speaking of Mathews, the let
ter said: "Ideologically, he is a
companion and bed-fellow of the
Ku Klux Klan; a leader of the
Dixiecrats, and yet you feel that
he meets the prime qualifications
of Supreme Court Justice,
whose job it is to interpret the
Constitution and mete justice to
all, regardless of race"
Many will remember the hard
but futile fight that Mathews
made to have the 1947 Legislature
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

evade the mandate of the US.
Court, opening Demo-
cratic primaries to Negro voters,
by passing special bills to restore
the white primary" in Florida.
At that the Progressive Voters
League joined hands with the
NAACP State Conference and
other organizations - both White
and Colored - in a determined
bid to defeat, the Mathews pro-
posalS.
Mathews, who is described by
Governor Warren as my friend"
was defeated in his bid for re-
election to the State Senate last
year, and it is believed that the
Negro vote in Duval County was
a major factor in his defeat. If he
is to to serve out the entire I'M
expired term of Alto Adams, who
recently resigned, Mathews must
face the voters of the entire state
in the 1852 primaries. And there
are indications that Florida Ne
gro voters will remember his eff
forts to have them kicked out of
the Democratic primary in 1947.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17
RICHARD
WRIGHT AND
CHICAGO

NI1ISAGO, LII. - I1OW does
Chicago strike one after IL
years? There's one word for it:
Ugly!"
That's the bitter and terse des-
cription of the nations second
city by Richard Native Son"
Wright, who delivers a blistering
attack on his former home in an
article, "The Shame of Chicago"
in the current issue of Ebony.
Wright, now resident of Paris,
returned to Chicago two years
ago to film background shots for
his movie production of Native
Son" What he discovered appal-
led him to the point where he
volunteered to write this special
article for Ebony - the first
magazine article he has written
in five years.
Wright admittedly was shock
ed by city that seemed to be
"gripped by some civil disorder;
a city of dirt and ugliness a city
corrupt; city where whites
stare with sullen hostility at Ne
groes; a city with tension areas
everywhere, and finally a city of
hopelessness."
In his characteristic trenchant
style, Wright observes that "Chi-
cagoans, used to chronic dirt and
disorder, accept it as natural and
after day or two it even began
to seem normal to me. The dingy
streets, the stink of the stock
yards, the jagged, uneven heights
of the buildings, the choked and
reeking alleys, the depressing
SameneSs of the stone houses-all
of this blended to form a single
impression of industrial domi-
nance that spelt kind of queer
and unique poverty. Powerfully
and fmpressively ugly - that's
Chicago"
What particularly amazed
Wright was to see that the con-
demned, empty tenements that he
had written about in Native
Son" that had been a health
menace and had served as a
hideout for criminals IL years be-
fore now these same buildings
were damned to bursting with
Negroes from the south who had
come to Chicago during the war
and couldn't find any place to
live, except these empty old
buildings.
The author cites a refusal of
4nl fvsfn ~ h.
an example of the discrimination
that goes on in Chicago; and tells
of how he and his producers
bribed police officers with $40
and $40 for three weeks to avoid
any interference in their film
making as an illustration Of the
corruption running through Chi
cago.
Housing, Wright learned, was
the crux of the shocking, critical
conditions he found in his old
home town. And the tense situa-
tons revolving around housing
served to explain, Wright says,
the background for 'The shame
full Cicero riot, q riot that harm
ed Americas place Of leadership
in the world to an extent that
one could say that it will cost
America, in any future war, the
sum of two divisions of infantry.
Cicero Mortified world opinion
and nullified the Voice Of
America broadcasts."
Wright believes Chicago's South
Side, with its teeming Negro
population, has made great pro-
eress during the past IL years but
nothing to compare to the city as
a whole.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17
ASTHMA

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tacks OF Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and
energy without trying MENDACO, which
works thru the blood to reach bronchial
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remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates
coughing and aids freer breathing and better
sleep. Get MENDACO from druggist. Satiss
faction or money back guaranteed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

charge of services all day on
Sunday. Bro. T. M. Gray, super
intendent, conducted the Sunday
School.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

The Bible Way Church Of Lord
Jesus Christ, Elder r. G. Green,
pastor, had reviving services
throughout the day. All the ses-
SionS met on time.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17
Perrine News

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church had
Sunday School at GAS am. The
lesson was well discussed. The
Training Union had a very inter-
esting session at 6 pm. Both the
morning and evening services
were quite reviving. Rev. w. c.
Edcar is pastor, and Sister Lille
Saunders, clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

The Church of God had Sun
day School at 10 am, YPE at
S o'clock, and preaching at IL am.
and 7:3O pm. Elder w. Dean is
pastor and Bro. H. Moss, clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

Curry's Memorial CINE Church
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1881 PAGE SEVEN

was quite alive with interest. The
Sunday School and League had
good attendance. The pastor, Rev.
Sheppard, with his splendid
group of workers, made the ser
vices very inviting. 4,%A9
Mr.. Henry Williams, president
of Pallbearers' Lodge No. 10, is
quite ill. Friends are asked to go
and see him.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

Sister Elizabeth Gray, pastor of
Spiritual Baptist Church, was in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

Hurst Chapel AME Church,
Rev. E. ]. Everett, pastor, had
very fine services. The Sunday
School and ACE League were well
attended. The pastor and choir.
combined in making the morning
and evening worship. inspiring.
Brother L. Moss is the clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-17

Sunday School and BTU met
at their usual hour, and were
right lively. The pastor, Rev. j.
E. Murray, delivered two strong
messages that were we'll receiv-
ed by the congregation. Sister
Mae Lizzie Harris is clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
DOMINION OVER EVIL

ton or TO hide sin is not in keep
ing with Christian Science. HE
that covereth his sins shall not
prosper: but whose confesseth
and forsaketh them shall have
mercy prov. 28:l3).
This was proved TO be true in
the case of youth who had
strayed from the teachings of
Christian Science and had sought
his companions among those who
did not practice good.
He yielded TO temptation. vss
caught and brought TO trial.
The offense committed was of
such nature that the penalty.
according 10 the laws of the
state. was severe.
AT the youths request a Chris
tian Science practitioner was
called. 1t was pointed out to him
that he must stand for the truth.
BY telling only the truth, regard
less Of how discriminating or fool
ish il sounded, he would be stand
ing for right.
When the arraignment was
made, he was the only one out of
a group of five who pleaded
Guilty" Although given an OPP
portunity TO change his plea. he
held to what he knew TO be true.
In short time others in the
group changed their pleas to
guilty.
Throughout the entire trial
this youth told only the truth.
When the final sentence was
pronounced. his sentence was
suspended. Thus the opporfun-
itY was afforded him TO prove
the omnipoience of God and
His law of progress for His
child.
During this experience the
youth turned Fundamentally TO
Christian Science for the healing
OF sin. 1t was explained TO him
that the truths of Christian
Science should not be used mere
ly to get him out Of an unpleas-
ant situation, but that he must
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

And on Page 3 of Science ana
Health she says, The Divine be-
ing must be reflected by man,
else man is not the image and
likeness of the patient, tender
and true. the one altogether love
W. but TO understand God IS the
work OF eternity. and demands
absolute conservation of thought,
energy. and desire"
Mrs. Eddy called many ply
sicians. lawyers. judges. bust
ness people. educators and 9TH
ers 10 consecrafe their lives to
Christian Science and they did!
Jesus called the fishermen
Come follow me and I'll make
you fishers of men" and they
did.
Members OF the Mother Church
have no business remaining in
other occupations and profess
siOnS'''
l am most grateful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

II is a question I'm sure we've
asked ourselves al one time or
another. I've given considera-
BILE thought TO the query. IL
you'll permit me TO soap box.
gentlemen. shall elaborate.
The only logical answer could
muster was simply that am a
career airman assigned To the
Far East Air Forces. Following
a two-year sojourn in civilian life
after World War III. / dcided on
a military career. ! liked the Sc
curity of such a career
When / signed the dotted line,
| knew that the military might
ultimately demand wartime as
signment. In exchange for the Sc
curity l was willing TO risk that
ultimate. 1t has now become
necessary for the military 10
make the ultimate demand. Be-
cause OF that necessity am here.
However, from bits of CONVEX
sation with others. / gather my
answer is inadequate for every
one. For that reason. l suggest
ed to myself-"What if ! didn't
like the military? What il I'd
found security elsewhere?'
AT this point. gentlemen. the
soap box starts wavering. and
I am gesiuring with both fists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

In Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" Mary
Baker Eddy explains how 10
handle such an argument. On
page AT she says. Expose and
denounce the claims of evil and
disease in all their forms. but
realize no reality in Them"
Evil is lie and has no reality
and no origin. II is always i'm
personal. but some individuals
become its willing tools. or vic
Tins. The person who is BEING
used by error must be awaken
ed TO that fact so that falsify
may be put from his thinking
and he may rise above il.
In her Message to The Mother
Church for 1901 Mrs. Eddy writes
(uu. 1919. Evil is neither quail.
ity nor quantity: it is not intel
llgence, a person or a principle. a
man or woman a place or a
thing, and God never made it."
Since God did not make evil
II has no power. Because God is
all-powerful there can be no evil
effects. Jesus told the Pharasees
mark 7;l5.2l-23), There is moth.
ing from without a man, that
entering into him can defile him
but the things which come out
OF him, those are they that defilc
the man"
Then he continued TO explain
that from within. out of the
heart of men. proceed evil
thoughts. adulieries. fornica-
iions. murders. thefts. covetous.
ness. wickedness. deceit. lasciv.
iousness. an evil eye. blasphemy.
pride. foolishness: all these evil
things come from within. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

ing. Back Sliders and Mis-
takes" Mrs Eddy says. TO
pursue other vocafions and adj
vance rapidly land correctly In
the demonstration of this
Science is not possible"
Christian Science is life work
and demands ones entire heart
and soul and mind and strength
Mrs. Eddy has repeatedly said,
we are not Christian Scientists
until We leave all for Christ,
Truth!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Home Kit Must

An emergency kit of supplies
should be standard equipment fol-
every home in case of disaster
either in peacetime or wartime
the National Board OF Fire I'm
dcrwriters advises.
If an American city were
atom bombed. families should
be prepared TO supply them
selves with food and heat for
several days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
A Youths View in
This Warning World

fEpITORS NOTE: The following is letter by Air For
" Lavender Harrisburg ILL.,. duty in Korea
major news service n tot he question: .Wh.
Doing Here.)
remember few weeks ago in Korea A na-;,
Respondent evening. was III the tent alone the otb
,yera working as usual. AS remember realize 'neS
haue said alond-"What am doing here 'nlgl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

Had l not been in the militia.
last June. ! feel REASONABLE
tain that / would have WE WI
standing in line at the rec,,i,;s sa
station the day after the Gu
munists marched across the ss,s
parallel. ''n
Since the initial plans -.
United Nations were announ..s
I've had the utmost faith in -.
belief that world peace could !.
achieved only through a I'm
From the tragic lesson ~ u.
Unsupported League of Na,ior'
II was evident that world pes,s
could exist only SO long as tbora
existed a force powerful enough
to impose it.
When the United States pledc
ed its military support 10 N.
defeat OF Communist aggression
In Korea. my eyes waiered
tears of sheer JOY. If such a
thing were possible. my faith
in the Government OF the Unit.
ed States doubled with the an.
nouncemenf.
We were openly combating the
forces of communism we were
committing ourselves to the de.
Tense of any peoples that sought
human rights in preference 10
human bondage. In the name Of
the UN. we were defending the
very fundamentals that consti.
tute our way OF life
Had we failed to support The
UN, had we failed to ally 10 the
cause of the independence in the
Republic of Korea. We would
have failed our own heritage
In supporting the IN We are
encouraging a worldwide resist.
ance of Communist aggression In
the end. that resistance Shall be
our own salvation.
In this world of ours today.
there basicallY exists but two
major factors that of commun-
ism and that OF aniicommun.
ism.
Any country. however large or
however small, that refuses to
submit 10 Communist forces is
an ally. If they are with us. they
are not against us. If they are
not with us, they are fodder for
the Communist machine, howev.
er deluctant.
Had we failed the Republic OF
Korea. there would have been nc
faith in the United Nations fol-
the many nations that today arr
bordering on communism.
Had the UN cause lacked force
full support, these countries nov
combating the Communist Gle
ments from within would hav
been forced to a resignation an
cient story of submit and truS
the gods"
What am I doing here?
l am playing the role OF yer
minute cog in a very immens
that is geared to the pre-
duction Of a world peace | sha
ever take pride in the knowlcds
that / have served my countr'
and in so doing have assured tn
little peoples of the world thi
in the UN is the
insurance for. survival.
I've said il, and I'm glod ! no'
surrender the soap box.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

have the desire to learn more OF
God and man as His idea.
Through his subsequent stuay
of Science he realized that ne
would be punished as long as ne
yielded TO the desire to sin put
he would be forgiven when ne
stopped sinning~
He pondered Mrs. Eddy'S al
monition on page 447 of Science
and Health in which she writes
"A sinner is not reformed mere
ly by assuring him that he can
not be a sinner because there ~
no sin"
And she continues, TO pu'
down the claim OF sin, you must
detect it, remove the mask point
out the illusion. and thus gei tle
victory over sin and so prove i''
unreality."
II was also disclosed to th's
(confinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c. S.

years ago.
AS soon as I mentioned Chris
tan Science. he spoke quite
freely. pro and con. and at
some length critical of slow
healings and misapplications of
our invincible Divine Science.
of God and man and the uni
verse.
Eventually, l could say May l
offer my understanding OF the
status OF Materia Medlca TO-
dav9
want to assure YOU that ! am
fully alert and have been for
years TO the admonition of our
beloved leader in the Church
Manual a member of this
church shall not publish or
cause to be published an article
that is uncharitable or imperti-
nent towards religion. medicine,
the courts or the laws Of our
land.
However, l am fully conscious
OF our leaders frequently stated
position: Follow your leader on
ly so far as She follows Christ"
Mss Eddy comments that Je-
sus rebuke was terrible. My
observation was not terrible but
il was pungeni!
And SO ! said Doctor. materia
medica is still running around
in lis spiritual diapers.M'
Il tries to pin the cause Of sick
ness, disease and deformitics on
microscopic germs and invisible
viruses, whereas the cause is al
ways as simple and as plain as
the nose on your face. An I'M
ChriStlike state Of mind is always
the cause Of these disorders and
don't care whether il is a cold
or a cancer or anything else,
And this one cause breaks
down 20 three in Gods two
greatest books, the Bible and
Science and Health with Key 10
the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy Science and Health is God s
greatest miracle worker in all the
world next to the Bible, and i'm
peratively necessary to libcrate
the Bible from the devilish err
rors and misinterpretation OF the
European religions. whose fun
dane entails are perfect but whose
application is not so good
They are fear. ignorance. and
sin
And Just TO show you that the
doctor accepted my views in the
friendly spirit of brotherly love
in which they were offered. AT
least four times in the presence
of one or more witnesses (includ-
ing national fgure) he pointed
his thumb at me and said. Hes
good man, that's the best can
say for any member of the hui
man race"
Teachers Out With Flu
TIL headlines recently stated
that 500 Detroit school teachers
were out with the flu have
given considerable, prayerful
thought TO the flu psychology,
which has troubled so many.
These teachers were advertising
for error and indirectly for the
Christian Science movement.
Gods greatest educational. relip-
ious, and healing system in all
the world in all times'li
On Page l76 of Science and
Health. Mrs. Eddy says. "All
disease is the effect of educa-
fion.' On Page 4S7 of Science
and Health in the lower para
graph with fhe marginal head
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
LetHin, Hear
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Christ Jesus taught his dis
clples, He that hath ears 10
hear, let him hear" This teach
ing was not only meant for the
disciples in the days when Christ
walked on the earth with men.
but it is meant for God~fearine
people in every age.
Yet what shall we listen 10?
should be the question today.
The answer should be now as
II was then. Open the ewes
through the Spirit and listen
TO the voice of God.
No Real Disease
Christian Science teaches. man
IS never sick, and matter cannot
be for Mind is not sick and mat.
ter cannot be. A false belief Is
both the tempter and the temnt.
co. the sin and the sinner The
disease and its cause. Science and
Health page 1893 (Mary Baker
Why So Much Sickness
Many OF our readers may ask.
thep, why so much sickness ana
even death? Ina world where the
human ears are open to so much
discord. inharmony. evil d;.
tsEE STORY PAGE n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
EDITORS NOTE: The following reprinted
tan Science Journal. January ls5lD
By HELEN DVORAK

Cod good, the cause and origin of all that really
exists; therefore cannot believe evil present and
good absent Socalled mortal mind would have us be-
ieve that evil is governing the human relationships among
fam lies. friends. and nations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

One must keep his thinking on
the side of good through the UNI
derstanding of its allneSs and of
evils unhealthy.
To maintain a dishonest posi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Christian Science World Healing
Premature Deaths And Slow HeaIings

MRS EDDY: GALL DISEASE is THE EFFECT or
EDUCATION:"
"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, MATERlA
MEDICA AND EDUCATION OUTSIDE OF THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT PRODUCE OUR
DISEASES
EDITORS NOTE: The following testimony presented
April Andrew F. Fruenauf
Christian Science Crusader Major Prophet OF Our
Mother God All Harmonious with world and
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c. S.
A smile chuckle we'll something profound.
From my 80 40 minute talk with the Massachuse
State Senator-physican and psychatrst-a couple Of
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