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The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

693D Sentences the Parents (and Society 10 twenty
Years Hard Labor which is Doubled, Trlped and Quad
rupled with Successive Additions!li
g Get Money: Get il Honestly if you can. But Get
It"i,, Very Well Sums Up the Bondage of SEM!
a. The Adam and Eve Dream is Given an Extension OF
its "Phony" Exstence!!
g. OF course the Adam and Eve Egos Are Inflated =.
Human Reproduction $ the work of the Devil; that
is WHY Jesus Perfect Man, had Offspring At ALL
and He COULD HAVE HAD Wonderful Sons and Daugh-
tersi! Jesus afflicted with the Stupid Egotism
Sinners and therefore feared not that
ershp would die If He Did Not Reproduce!!!
Human Reproduction is God-condemned foolishness
NOT a defiance of "Halowed BE Thy Name. nor Thou
shalt not take the Name of God in vain But used by d.
vine authority of the most powerful rebukes OF the
Devil that years of prayeru search for divine guidance
have revealed,
To repeat-human reproduction is the work of the
Devil: is God-condemned ooshness: It prevents man
and woman from working unsefshly for God and Human
y-in a Chrst-ke manner,i
In the book of Hebrews (of the New Testament. .
twelfth chapter seventh and eighth verses we read
endure the Christening Of the Lord then are We sons
if not then are We bastards and not sons.!
Therefore, hear my prayerful conviction: Each Cen
Woman, produces Too many Cod-condemned Spiritual
Bastards!i
This suppostous that is fraudulent, counterfeit uil
real Dream World of Wars Depressons Strikes. Grim
natv Insanity. Syphilis Of about Two Billion SIN
ming Stupid laundering Human Animals, has for gener
ations had hundreds of millions too many human beings
for our education religions and leadership to successfuy
cope within
the intelligence and wisdom OF adults far lower level
than that of Christ Jesus than they potentially capable
attaining: for example F.DRS "Soul scorching and
whtewash healed nfane paralysis
And ex-Ambassador Kennedv's "sou scorched' Wis
ion: England is hopeless This fine Catholic has
large famly-ten, believehe Of people not touch
ed by the vision wisdom and chdessness of Jesusthe
way. the truth, and the life
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

Satan Used Esquire For Sex
Racketeering: How to 70 to
He'll Like a Centleman!il
(Smiles)
Typical Of the New Raw
Deal and the "Phony" Fair
Deal Rackets.
Multi Billion SIS Blunderins
and Racketeering Honey
moons" of the Devil Pro-
NOTED by the SensuaIity of
Sex, Alcoholic Beverages and
Tobaecoill
"a Matter Of Decency-Tag
THE following article is
reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniior)
Decency and good taste, we
would like 20 believe. are still
hallmarks Of the average Ameri-
can. But a look at an average
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
Keeping Occupied
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniforl

Science Monifor)
Thank God every morning
when you get up that you have
something to do that day which
must be done. whether you like
II or not. Being forced TO work,
and forced TO DO YOUR best, will
breed in you temperance and
self-control, diligence and strength
OF will, cheerfulness and con-
tent. and a hundred virtues which
the idle never know.
Charles Kingsley usl9-ls75)
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

EDITORS NOTE The following article written in ls4 by
Andrew Fruehsut Christian Science and
bss Of the Fruehsui trailer family the World
War H. Now that the Korean situation deemed long
drswnou battle feel that the following much food
thought and should be published whole Install
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
Fear No Ea,iI
Bv ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

CHRIST JESUS THE PERFECT MODEL
SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
The easiest way to learn something about true self.
hood and grow in spiritual progress is by listening the
nerfect voice of Spirit. The voice of God through
nronbecy and through Christ Jesus gives defense
Christ Jesus said, "Suffer it to be so now"
These words were spoken when he was baptized BY
Jobn YET he did not say suffer any form of b.
for he did not tolerate any form of evil He spent forty
days and nights watching praying and listening for the
voice of Our Father Mother God that he should be pre-
-. -. a. oarfact ministry and devotion.
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10


structible man, whom Spirit
creates, constitutes and gov
erns." MARY Baker Eddy).
Birth Control
The following reprint IS
copied from another newspaper
10 show forth the trend OF
thought on birth control.
BOGNOR REGIS. England.
Jan. 2 (AP)-The Rev William
Snow says the time is coming
when parents will have TO get a
license from a world parliament
before they can have babies.
He made the statement at a
watchnight service in a sermon
on birth control. He said
The most pressing danger
that faces the world is not
third world war. but over-pop-
uiafion. and there must be some
sort of birth control"
Nobody has ever told us that
we have a blue nose. We have
said as much for tolerance and
free choice as the next. and may
be a little more. We agree with
Mr.. Gathings' committee and
with Miss Banning that censor
ship is not wanted We believe
that Gov. Dewey of New York
was right when he vetoed a
vague censorship law last April:
and we believe that the United
States Supreme Court was right
when il invalidated similar leg
islation in l94S
Even with the best OF inten-
tions, censorship is well nigh
impossible. Standards vary. One
mans meat is another mans
poison. II is impossible TO draw
hard definitions and TO
compile definitive lists 10 be
placed in the hands Of the police.
Attempts to do so have resulted
/ in ludicrouS attacks on the
classics.
II is stupidity insulting, how
ever. to defend this filth in the
name of great literature, to claim
AS one publisher did before the
committee-that il reflects the
life of the people. that II shows
how most of US think and live
and that therefore it interests us.
The plain fact is that this busi-
ness, for the most part. is a dirty
way of making a quick dollar
And those who are in il know
this better than anybody else.
These olishers had better
clean up. They can tell the diff
ference between printed prosti-
tuition" and defensible realism
well enough. Their publication.
are not isolated border-line cases
They and their wholesalers anc
their distributors can stop dump.
ing this stuff on the newsstands
Above all. they can stop forcing
news dealer to accept it under
the pressure OF denying him the
Legitimate magazines which he
really wants 10 sell
More an. more communities
are becoming aroused over this
trade in dirt. They are discover
ing some OF the unsavory aspects
OF how an unsavory business is
conducted. So far, most of them
have taken only moderate meas
ures 10 bring about a cleanup.
But there is more than enough
anger behind the protest to lead
TO stronger measures, even un-
wise measures, if these people
do not get results.
While stopping short of censor
ship. the Gathings committee is
recommending a tightening oI
federal laws against the transpor-
tation of indecent publications.
And some communities already
have authorized police action.
The best hope still is that the
publishers and distributors them
selves will strike the objection
able items from their lists. OF
course, those publishers who put
out nothing else can hardly do
that All they can do is to ee,
! out Of the trade. They will no,
be missed.
st. Louis Post Dispatch
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

God" that he should be pre-.
+, and devotion.
In his teaching of spiritual
life, the demonstration, the
ever-presence of God wa,
made perfect. II was great
pleasure for him 10 prove
every step of the way the all.
ness of God. and that Satani
mental work had no power
over the power of God,
Christian Science hes.
IF we have triumphcd ,ul
fciently over the error, n
material sense TO allow Sous
TO hold the control. we shan
loathe sin and rcbukc il on.
der every mask. Only IN this
way can we bless our encs
mics. though they may no
so construe our words =
(S. & II. p. 30)
Every where Jesus went Ii,
Christ Spirit was shown forth.
At the wedding in Cana, h,
knew what real substance il,
and he was able to chang.
water into wine. II was III.
manifestation Of Soul in hu.
man society, and the peopl.
saw the marvellous light Of
spiritual substance in abund.|
ance. Even though the true
light was brought into con-
scious existence; later satail
tried to tempt Jesus.
"You command the situs-
ton if you understand that
mortal existence is a state O
self-deception, and not th .
truth of being" (C.S. text
book, p. 403).
Don't Let the Devil
Use Your Mouth
The devil talked then. M|
he does now. He used any
human tongue he was per.
mitted to use. The method
was no different from that
which he uses now. So ons|
should be very careful that
the devil does not confust|
him. and make his mouth
remain in his clutches.
There never was a time li|
the history of man that Satai|
did not try to make man be
lieve more in the power oil
evil than in the power oil
good. So he uses anybody
tongue to help keep the nv
man mind enmeshed in errc
and in some kind of oppre
/ sion, sin, wickedness, env
and strife. But il deservs
your attention to know thai
the devil is "the father of all
lies" And lies cannot 20
any farther than the human
tongue carries them; so be
careful.
Every time the Master
went to pray to "our Father.
Mother God" old satan
grew more afraid of the
power of divine Love. The
deep silence in the air, as
the voice Of the Saviour soar
ed over the hills, and show
ers of blessing fell from the
ever present God, caused
satan to become uneasy. And
as he shook from head TO
foot, let us suppose he said
this is too good. ! must by
some means interrupt him.
And that is what "mortaT
mind does to Gods chosen
people today.
Christ knew the people.
He knew more about the peo
pie through divine knowF
edge in a minute, than satsi
knew in all times. And I"
do Gods chosen people.
When human thoughts are
changed from materially 70
spirituality. right desires are
satisfied in abundance. The
imperfection of though
through the study of Chris
tian Science, learning just >
little more about God, I"
substance works many won,
ders for men, women and
children.
Evil has no power to stop
the triumph of good in nv
world.
Christian Science teaches;
"A knowledge of eyp
was never the essence OF Or
vinity, or manhood"
So friends let us have mor
confidence in good than y
evil, and rejoice in'the peae''
of God.
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.
Higher and Truer representative of God than the
Pope at Rome And As His Friend
prominent Christian Scientist Newspaper mani
examined the rough draft of this and then said my
you go far! Answer ~ mean to 60 just far
God permits"
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
A Cure For Crime

undebo Umked Stripped Nak
Bonde eAndRa aketeung Sex For
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10

"Christ presents the inde-
structible man, whom Spirit
creates, constitutes and gov
erns." MARY Baker Eddy).
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
Birth Control

The following reprint is
copied from another newspaper
10 show forth the trend OF
thought on birth control.
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
The Murder Of the Candidate
For the Catholic Convent
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUE. c.s.
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious" H. 16, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with world
message and mission, who will-by the grace or Goo
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age!i And
How! Science & Health, our textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
MorriugeLicense
Applications

Under D C. latU couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. 1UGit three tuH days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Alton Gates, 23. Pollock La. and Hilda
Terrell, 8, 1882 Z ST. ne.
Warner Baylor. As. 206 N St NV. and
Louise Brown. Il. 424 Ridge st. NV.
BENJAMIN Dement,. 30. 1899 Ft. Stevens
ar; NV. and Mary Bauman, 30. 1868
William Demmons. ,ir, 2s, Greenville.
s C. and Geraldine Moore. 25, New
Carl Banze. 81. and Janet Wilson. 81
both of Pittsburgh.
Patrick Shif1ett, / s. Lake Worth. Fla,
and CYNTHIA Fowler, II. 2211 Que
John and M9nr0e 3s, GRsFI0ttesyie ya
delphia.
Charles Relnstein, 30. Newark. N. j.,
and jeanette Levine. 28. AZ Crittenden
st. ne.
Raym2nd iI3 Rich. 80; zaests, Va. and
ne and Evelyn Welles, IS. 113s
Sth st NV.
Martln Mallory. 81. Drexel Hill, Pa.
and Dorothy Young, 81 oklahoma
Sam Gilmer. -jr.. 3s, Columbia. s. c.,
ano Ruth Cerner: SO, Eveleth, MINI:
Lloyd NeSoitt 22. Lewiston, Idaho, and
Patricia Clements. "a, 2210 Perry
George Kilt. A., Lakeland. Fla, and
Marie Calvin. "a Miami. Fla.
ano Shirley Hunter. 20, HyattSvile
Albert Kuschner. 90. 1910 Ingleside ter.
NV. and Eleanor Kuschner. 80 viii
mington. Del
Joseph Morgan, 81 Asheboro, N c., and
Sarah Kni"'t. 80 Amory. Miss.
James Skag\ 32 Mason City. Ill
and June thompson. 81, 262s TunlaW
Melvin Doneff. 81, 5lo3 Illinois av.
nv. IN and Eleanor Green, "A. Lynn.
Roger Bieri. 80. salina. Kans., and
Marie soussan, 33, Casablanca French
Karl Bretzfelder. so, 10 Longfellov st
nv. and Netti Glazer, A. 36IS
Donald Kelsey, 81. Kansas City. Mo.
and Monte Taylor 23. 1927 S st. Sc
Herbert Cohen. "a, Hyattsville Md. and
Judith Levin, 20, 1884 Ft. Stevens
Alton Lewis. 40 ana Margie Webb, 35
both of 1859 Benning I'd. go
William Callahan. 81 Oak Park. Mich.
and Genevieve Tanzely 27, Windber.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Goethe Society Lecture

The Goethe Society of the Dis
trict will sponsor a lecture by DR..
Ernst T. Sehrt, professor of the
English department at the Uni
5versity of Goettingen, Germany,
on shakespeare and the young
Goethe" The lecture, open to
the public, will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Friends Meeting
House, 2111 Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Deaths Reported
,From D. C. Bureau of vital~statistic.

1From D. c. Bureau OF Vital%Statlstcs)
Leon Tobriner. %, Shoreham Hotel.
Corelia T. Berry. o.. 1n11 E ST. ne.
Carlos c. Van Leer. IS. 1858 Ontario
Charles II. stores. So. 713 10th st. NV.
Mary S. Evans, 10. 3945 Connecticut
Anna M. Bretler. 6s. 1116 x st ne.
George r. Dickson, 81, 1914 Holly st.
John H Church. 81. Maryland.
H Sherwood Shinn, "a, MARYLAND.
Mary A. Byrne. 81 Maryland.
Molly Bailey 81. 1929 Corcoran st, NV.
Mary Fletcher. rs Little Sisters of Poor;
Walter A. Broadus rs. Stoddard Baptist
Home.
Lula Scott. 10, 1863 Morris ,rd.. Sc.
John Lacy II 627 Harvard st NV.
Samuel Kemp. Il. 4731 Sheriff rd; ne,
Blanche A. Ross. go .31o9 l1th st. NV
William H Plummer So. 1890 w st. nv
Andrew J. Walker, "a, 23 seaton pl. NV
Leon Hardy 80, Laos st, ne
James Frederick. AZ. Washington.
Margaret Contee. 40, 1242 Half st. sv
Larry c. Grimm. 4. Virginia.
william Newman. .. Bristow Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Here's How to
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly, pleasantly. Halls Expec-
torant tends to soothe and help
Nature heal irritated membranes
of the throat. Coughs due to
colds, are often eaSed amazingly
quick. Users say. Nothing better
for coughs when one has a cold"
They speak from experience Halls
Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than Is years
and is more popular than ever
Remember the name. Ask your
druggist for HALLS EXPECTO-
RANT. Convenient size bottle only
40c. Larger sizes for home use.
Evening star., 1953-11-06

y ioLh ~ - bureau OF vital statistics
: po7.
leonard and Marjorie Auerbach.
Edward and Joanne Cook.
John and Mary Gallagher
Eobert and Roberta Henretty,
Earyey and kathleen Hopping.
Edwin and Dorothy Lanev.
James and Nancv Lundy
Itan and Barbara Merrick
Roland and Marjorie Schile.
Harry and Mary Rietman.
Grady and Sarah Perry
Jehn and Frances Shntwell
1ewis and Shirley Thomas.
leland and Euna Bum.
Dan and Janet Dyer
Donald and Olive Helsel.
Clair and Wilhelmina Hess
Jee and Peggy Kizza
Abraham and Shulamith Lebowitz.
William and Margaret Madert.
Samuel and Faye Movitz
Jehanie and Marv Peyton.
John and Mary Ritsort.
Richard and Jean Sharp
Bernard and Josephine Sienkiewicz.
stephan and Minnie Bolton.
Bernard and Julia Cole.
BERNARD and Eta Ellis
Iengell and Beatrice Hodse.
Arthur and Dorothy Lyons.
Felton and Louise Fsulding.
Oscar and Grace Rollins.
] Alpheus and Margsret Silver.
Alvin and Louise White.
Bross and Rosemary Whitton.
Joseph and Navel Purno
Foster and Clara Doleman.
calvin and Florence Freeman.
Carl and Mabel Johnson
P7hert and Dorothy McCombs.
Charles and Elizabeth ReaSe.
Chris and BETTY shelton.
Harry and Edith Stinson.
Alvin and Louise White.
Girls.
Gale and Dorothy Allen.
James and Betty Britt
Chester and Nancy Evans.
Harlan and Dorothy Oelke.
John and Mary Rector.
Thomas and Virginia Barrett.
John and Alice Browning.
Edward and Caroline Mansur.
Albert and Doris Wahl.
Paris and Virginia Anderson.
Ben and Jennie Brewington.
Joseph and Ruth Bush.
Winifred Hayden.
James and Jessie Juhans.
Thomas and Viola Livingston.
Eliish and Cassie Norman.
lie Count and Hilda Quanders.
Ernest and Hortense Strickland.
James and Claudia Williams.
James and Notrel Bolden.
Artie and Ien" Brown.
Charles and Mabel Davis
James and G adys Hawkins.
Woodrow and Kathleen King.
Horny and Sarah Mullings
Charles and Arlena Parter.
Elwood end Esther Robinson.
James and Doris White.
Evening star., 1953-11-06
Births Reported

(From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Evening star., 1953-11-06

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, 1953-03-18
Municipal Council to
Meet on Thursday.
Mdrch Is at 2 PM.

The Municipal Council is
scheduled to meet on March
8, at 2 o'clock, it was an
lounced today.
There are ten items on the
order Of the day, including A
draft of bill to authorize a loan
from the st. Croix Disaster
Fund, approval Of Rules and
Regulations pursuant to Sec
ton 3 of the Building Code;
approval of List Of Fees for
Surveys, Licenses;
approval of Sanitary Rules &
Regulations accordance
with the Sanitary Code of the
Virgin Islands.
IN addltlcn to the ABOVE
there is a bill to authorize the
final disposition of municipality
owned land and other real
property at Annals Hope; a
bill for the transfer of funds
for Federal Aid project at
Alexander Hamilton Field and
a second to "impound certain
sums within the immigration
Fund to be used as a loan in
Project Account for Airport
Development"
The Hon. Henry E. Rohlsen,
chairman will preside.
, 1953-03-18
Interior Secretary.
PurtY Depdrt for
ST. Thornus at Noon

Interior Secretary Douglas
and members of his
party, left for st. Thomas at
noon today, after inspecting
the new hospital at Richmond,
which is almost completed.
Among those who boarded
the plane with Secretary and
Mrs. Mckay are Governor de
Castro, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Benson, Chairman Mac
Donald of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, John j.
Sengstacke, Ward M. Canaday,
Victor Bornn, Mason Baar,
Raymond Davis, assistant to
Secretary Mckay, Miss Shir-
ley Boskey and Mr.. Paarlberg,
assistant to Mr.. Benson.
Secretary Mckay will hold
a press conference at 2 o'clock
and is scheduled to meet the
Legislative Assembly at 5
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-03-18
Professional League
Honors Late Governor
Paul M. Pearson

The Professional League re-
Gently announced the Honor
List of persons who have in
one way or another worked
for the progress of the Virgin
Islands. The release dated
March 5, for release March Is,
reached the A Wis Office
yesterday.
The late DR.. Paul NJ. Pear
son, first civilian governor Of
the Virgin Islands was named
first place on the v. I. Honor
List for 1862. DR.. Pearson was
described as "a mild hammered
school teacher whose vision
brought gains to the Virgin
Islands in the fields of busi-
ness, education and housing"
Others cited were Ron de
Lugo, announcer for VISTA
whose interest and enthusi-
asm aided considerably in the
revival of the Virgin Islands
Carnival, 1852" Alberto Sc
nior. a native of the Islands
and President of the American
Virgin Islands Society. was
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-03-18
Hon. John Flick
for Aid 10
Red Cross Cumpuign

The Honorable John Flick,
who is chairman of the Red
Cross campaign this year, has
issued an appeal to everyone
resident in st. Croix. He said:
In peace and war the
American Red Cross has stood
as a tower of strength for peo-
pie in trouble or distress.
Should a disaster befall the is
land of st. Croix, the first
agency we would turn to for
help would be the American
Red Cross.
The very existence of this
organization depends p 0 n
free will giving by people who
are willing and able to do SO.
This year in St. Croix there
is a greater need than ever to
give since our o'lot, has been
considerably increased.
Continued on Paga q
, 1953-03-18
Mrs. Nobel Stoupers
Leaves to Visit
Homel'nd After SO Yrs.

Mrs. Mabel Staupers, form
er President of the National
Association of Colofed Gradu-
ate Nurses, who has been in
ST. Croix for the past several
months, left on Monday to
visit her homeland Barbados,
which she had not seen in so
years.
Mrs. Staupers prior to being
e e d president of the
NACGN, was its executive Sc
cretary for ten years. She has
an impressive record not only
in nursing and community
welfare activities, but was
among those responsible for
the merging of the colored
nurses organization with the
white n o known as the
American Nurses Association.
She was awarded the Spin
garn Medal by the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People in re-
cognition of her work.
She plans to return here in
September to rejoin her sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Watts, Director
of Public Nursing.
, 1953-03-18
Chumber Of Comm.
Discusses Pldns for
Goat Milk CunnerY

In view of the fact that
st. Croix is seeking to diversi-
fy its agricultural program,
says the Chamber of Com
merce's newsletter, we are
encouraged over recent inter
est that has been shown to-
ward the possible establish
ment of a goat milk cannery
and plant in St. Croix.
The Newsletter continues:
Continued on Page y
, 1953-03-18
Soviet Fighter Pldne
Attocks U. S. Fighter
Neur Aluskd


Another Soviet fighter plane
is reported to have attacked a
United States fighter near the
border Of Alaska and Soviet
territory on Saturday last.
Two U. S. planes were out
o n weather reconnaissance
when one of two Russian
fighters made a pass and fired;
the U. S. plane fired back.
Apparently neither plane was
hit.
, 1953-03-18

Looking over the first school textbook ever published in the West
African Republic of Liberia are Mrs. Beatriz r. ROnquilIO, chief of
United Nations educational liaisOn, and Richard S. S. Bright, Per-
manent Representative of Liberia to UN. The book, written by
Miss Dora Lee Allen, an American teacher who is now working in
the Liberian school system, bears the title, "Our United Nations"