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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
New Opportunities Seen
In Red Leader Changes
By SENATOR sMATHERs


WASHINGTON, Newsnofes from
csplfsi Hill: There is general a.
greement here that change i'd lead
ership ip Russia viii offer the
United States new opportunities
and new challenges to leadeEship.
Most optIEpists Believe that q
struggle may develop for canrrol in
the Krsmlln, offering dissident Ell
ements ii the satellite countries
opportunity to make 4 bid for in.
dependence, and that those seeking
control Of the Soviet government
viii be too pfe-occupied to continue
10 support Communist China. No
one can safely predict what win be
that outcome, but It 10 my convic-
ton that there win be no noticeable
change in appearance or policy IN
the Soviet Union for some time to
come. II is imperative that u. s.
leadership reach It's highest stand
ard In these critical times imIned-
lately ahead.
Senator Holland and were 4
mong about 20 eIests at the Tues
day luncheon President Eis4nhew-
ef gave for General Van Fleet,
just back from command Of our
troops In Korea and heading for
retirement to his Florida home in
Polk County. But It was not f'old
home week until the delegation
luncheon the next day when the
conversation was saltIer among
"Jin", ''Spessard" HGeorge",
"Bob", "Syd', Charlie, ''Bilr',
elm" and "Billy." Courtney
was absent because Of Illness.
(PresIdent Elssphewer thcughttul-
" and graciously postponed my
Wednesday ENGAGEMENT for lunch
at the White House ii order that
! might be with The Florida delega-
tion ID It's luncheon honpring Cen
erSl Van Fleet and / win 90 TO the
White House again later with
another coneres,iQpal group.)
One Of the finest Axp<riehceg Of
my life was at Lakeland The other
day where I was gLest on Found
er's Day At Florida Southern Col
Iese whore DR.. splyey gave me ar
honorary dpctorate. That's quite 4
fine college and / thought 80 be-
fore Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
AWARD ANNOUNCED
FOR SCREEN WRITER'S

HOLLYWOOD IN - A 81, 900
award win be presented annually
to the member of the Screen
Writers Guild who writes the
years best screen play prepared
from q recognized classic Of liteta-
tlre.
The guild announced that the
awards are being offered by
George Macy, president Of the
Heritage Press, New York pub
fishing firm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
Heart Deeters
Call Malenkoy
APoorRisk

NASHVILLE, Tenn. TIA news
paper survey of Nashville heart
specialists has turned up general
agreement that Georgi M. Malen-
kov would be a poor insurance
risk.
Six of Is specialists queried by
the Nashville Tennessean agreed
to comment for publication and all
six agreed that the new master Of
Russia may well be suffering from
heart or glandular ailment.
The. heart experts-or more pre-
cisely internal medicine specialists
carefully pointed out that . di-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
TAXES CAUSE TROUBLE
FOR DECENT GIRLS

DIES MONIES, Ia. IN - A
Dubuque, Ia, girl wrote Republi-
can State Rep. Johp Walker that
she doesn't like all the taxes she
has to pay.
"What with the taxes on whisky,
beer and cigarettes, a decent girl
is at a loss to find q wholesome
pastime she can Afford" she
wrote.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
Monroe Makes
TV Debut In
Network Show
By BOB ThoMAs

HOLLYWOOD A-Marilyn Mon
roe made her tslevisior debut last
night, and the event signalled 4
sweeping change In the attitude Of
the big film studios toward TV.
The controversial blonde appear
ed on the Ken Murray show over
the CHS network, along with Mitzi
Gaynor, Rory Calhoun, Jeanne
Grain, Robert Wagner and other
2Oth Century-Fox stars. They were
filmed at the premiere Of "Call Ne
Madam" In Los Angeles last week.
The telecast marked the start Of
the studios new policy--using Tv
70 help sell pictures. In the past,
zoth-F6x and other big studios have
been stand.offish,. not permitting
stars to appear on Tv and almost
ignoring the existence Of the new
medium.
The next move is for 20th-Fox
to permit clips Of It's new pictures
to be shown on the Toast Of the
Town" show. Six pictures have
world premierest on the CHS
show. with six minutes Of each
film being shown as 4 ''teaser" to
home audiences. Stars Of the films
may also appear Ia person.
It was Oh the s.Toast of the
Town" show that MGM did an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-10
FIRE AT FIREMANS
HOME rs BATTLED>

WEST LEBANON, N. Y. IA
While fireman John Thomas was
out fighting a blaze, firefighters
from two other Rensselaer, County
volunteer companies we're putting
out q fire in Thomas home.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Personal Properly Tax
Repeal Asked by Group

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association last night voted to
request the repeal of the personal
property tax.
In conjunction with other or
ganizationS and merchants in
the area, the groups also re-
solved to support a Halloween
party for youngsters, to be held
at the Congress Heights Play
ground.
In other business, the aSsocia-
ton asked the National Park
and Planning Commission to in
veStigate the menace created by
the wooded area adjacent to the
west side of Portland street Sc.
between Boiling Field and Nj
cholS avenue Sc.
The meeting, conducted by
Mrs. Louise B. Shelton, second
vice president, was held in the
Congress Heights School, Randle
place and Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Washington Portrait
BY Stuurt Displayed

A Stuart portrait of George
Washington went on display to-
day in the George Washington
University Library.
The picture, which will be on
exhibition during October, was
a gift from Mrs. Richard E. Nor
ton of Philadelphia according to
John r. Fason, curator of art at
the university.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-05-15
HATTIESBURC NEWS
A. J. Barnett, Reporter

Greetings TO the many loyal local
presidents: l ann urging you to form
a Committee in your various lodges
and let them be known as Contact
Committees to get at least new
member each by the June Quarterly
Board. After you get the new mem
bers, be sure to collect on them so
that they will be added to our goal
We must get our goal by July
1 am earnestly requesting all the
presidents to be present at the in-
s,alLation program Of lodge No. ass
on the 5tn Sunday Ii lEav at E5e-
noz4 w. p. Church, on 6gh Street
Hattiesburg, Mississippi The in
.stalling officer win be Miss Matte
L. Larlin, General Secretary.
Come or send a, representative and
a donation. Let's make it a high
day for II. 3 AS. I shall be look
ing for you.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-05-15
PACHUTA NEWS

This comes to inform the many
readers of The Echo that H. B. A.
Lodge No. 497 held its installation on
April 26th. The newly elected off
GERS were installed by the General
Vice President Mr. c. d. Cotton,
who is also president of two local
lodges located at West Enterprise.
The following lodges were repre-
scented:
No. 499, Mr.. David Williams, Pres
ident; No. 257 Mr.. Curtis Cooley,
President; No. 500, Mr.. L. R. Jones,
President
Seven queens were chosen and III.
one who raised the highest amount
La bove $1,000 was TO be crowned
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-05-15

as well as efficient protectors
against dirt and infection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

And when he saw that
mortal minds feared the
material things. and even
worshipped them more than
they did God. and righteous
ness. he prayed for the peo-
pie. And taught them how
to pray.
Our Father which art in
heaven. hallowed be thy
name, thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done. !"
He knew it is important.
to remember. however. that
it is through. understanding
of Mind. Soul. and Spirit
that the divine expressions Of
Gods law heals the sick.
raises the dead. and casts
out devils. In this manner he
was able to heal confused
thoughts in the consciousness
Of man. as he went about his
Fathers business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
The ta..e wing article is reprinted
sroF the Christian
Spence Monitor


Ne enf is afraid Of coed. The
oiseases' and fearful eircum.
stances OF human experience
seem 10 be real bu; the fact of
me ever presence Of Cod. aood,
The only cause and creator.
Pree'udes actually 10 anything
unlike good.
Men sre beng awakened
i- -s- Chrs,.sr Science 20 tho
..-sory rat-se 81 everything
'rfa Clans - oppose Go5's
perfection and harmony Il re-
yea. that Fear Is merely the be-
lef 'ss' Cod is absent. that d.
we Mind g TO, all-knowing and
supreme that divine Love is not
governing that man is not the
image and likeness of his Maker.
The absence Of God is a fable.
Children cease their visionary
mental excursions into the
realm of fairy stories when they
learn 10 work and play with
more satisfying isngibles. Is IL
not time for mankind to awsk-
en- from belief in the fables OF
mortal mind - The material
mindsdness which Christ Jesus
exposed centuries ago as "A liar.
and the father Of IL" John
s;iN? Mary Baker Eddy. who
founded her discovery. Chris
fisn Science. firmly upon the
truths set forth in the Bible.
writes in Science and Health
with Key 10 the Scriptures" (p.
viii; The time for thinkers has
come. Truth. independent Of
doctrines and .honored
systems. knocks Al the portal
OF humanity" She adds: 10
norsncs Of God Is no longer the
sfeppins-sfone 10 faith. The
only guarantee Of obedience il
a right apprehension Of Him
whom 10 know Alright IL Life
eternal"
God. infinite Spirit. is the sol
source Of existence. Thus. sine
sin. disease. and death do no
have heir source In Mind. gooc
they must be unreal. Seeing Their
as mortal illusions because the
are not emsna,ions Of God. W
lose all fear Of them. To kno,
God Alright exposes the fable q
fear and enables us to demon
strate the freedom from fear eS
ercised by the Master. Jesu
plainly showed that his domir
ion stemmed from q right appre
hension Of God. for he declare
tJohn 1870. This is life eterna
that they might know thee IN
only true God. and Jesus Chris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
THE following article is reprinted
from the Christian
Science Moniforl

; Tn, oneness. harmony. besuty
o.deraneSs and peace o. GOD :
creation can be demonstrated
wncn We recognize the greet
SPIRITUAL Tact that Coo IS Mind
and the only Mind. The Biole
implies that God is All-ln-all. BY
reason OF His allness He supplies
The unity harmony and peliec-
ton which characterize all tina,
he creates. al that really casts.
Divine Love\ GOD. naturally
bles>es. cares for. snc susiain> all
in everlasting harmony health.
and completeness Mary Baker
EDDY the D.scoverer and Foun-
&c, o, Christian Science. writes
IN her ,extboo5 Science and
Health witr Key 20 the Scrip
tlles tp 49, Tn, power q
Christian Science and divine
Love is oirnipoen' l. is indeed
adequate 70 unclasp The hold and
- de>tloy disease >in. and death.
A suppos 'i.ous mortal wlnd.
that which Paul describes a, the
"carnal nnd claims 90 ppo,e
the one infinite Mind. Goo. hy
projecting me belief o. MANY
Minds wi.s and interests. az
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
A Testimony
tHeprinfed from the Christian
Science Journall

The testimonies in the periodi-
Gals have been very helpful 10
me. and | feel II is time that |
expressed my gratitude Tor all
that Christian Science has done
Tor me throughout the wears since
began the study Of this great
religion.
Many years ago sincere and
pfayerful desire to know The
truth and TO understand Coo Was
answered by my being lea 10
Christian Science. At a time when
! was very much depressed bv
me passing on OF my daughter
and husband. a friend took me-
10 a Wednesday evening tes,,
mony meeting. II impressed me
so deeply that I began the study
OF Science and Health bv Mr.
EDDY. Very soon was healed ~
a stomach trouble OF long stand.
ing. The healing was comnle,s
and has been permanent.
Soon / realized that chris,,sr
science was something | had
Deen searching for all nv 10"
deep gratitude filled nv bear,
ana | continued to study wiz
me loving help of a practitioner
nad an instantaneous hesI;ns
., nervous pain in nv bacl,
many difficulties have been over over.
come either through the heIn =,
practitioner or throueb ms, -
own understanding. NY
am very grateful 10 God TO-
SnI'st Jesus. our way-shower.
s 2, Tor our revered Leader, Mrs
Suuy' whose revelation Of Truth
eve yves q better understanding If
700 and His idea. man. For tho
periodicals and for memhershin
N The Mother Church I am also
grateful ~" "''o
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Youth and Religion

There was the time that the
bunch went skating over on the
mill pond and the ice broke and
Lois was drowned That he would
never forget II was the evening
that the BYPU was having lis
ice cream social and Lois had
told her mother when she left
home that she was gong TO the
Church. Jerry was the one who
persuaded her TO ION the he men.
Why should cute little chick
Ike YOU waste your time with
the Sunday School sissies9' he
had tainted her.
Jerry bit his quivering lip.
Quickly nc pushed the thought
Of Lois out Of his mind as he
had done countless times before.
ANYTHING unpleasant or disturb
ing he pushed aside, refused TO
think about il. just as he had
sieadfaStly refused TO think about
himself in relationship 10 his God.
To tell the honest truth. Jerry.
like so many teen-agers. was
ashamed 10 admit that he was not
a pagan. He was afraid that il
he spoke favorably Of the church
and religion. his friends would
call him a square, think he had
gone all Holy.
What Jerry didn't know was
that over $50 per cent of the
entire population attend a church
of some kind. The Bible Belt is
spreading. Church membership
IN the United States is at an all
time high
Look around YOU. You will be
surprised 10 see how many OF
today's greats proudly proclaim
their belief in a God and attrib.
ute their success 10 faith
Jackie Robinson once SAID ION
a ball field-as in an office or a
shop-you practice your religion
by treating the other fellow the
way you want 10 be treated "
Says Charles c. Spaulding head
OF a Sl40 million insurance bust
ness, Gods ideas direct our com
pany's policy"
Pearl Bailey reads her Chris.
uan Science manual in her dress
ing room backsiage Ethel Waters
Marian Anderson. Edith Sampson
and Ralph Bunche all give God
credit for their triumphs.
This whole business OF ones
religion Is as old as creation itself
mat should prove something. II
there IS nothing 70 il. why do
people in trouble turn 10 prayer7
Are YOU guys and gals aware
that the Bible is still the world.
best seller7 -
Young people now travel ali
over the world 10 attend religion,
conferences and work shcps or
JOIN religious work camps helping
70 rehabilitate war-torn coun.
tries.
Religion. my cynical younv
friends is big business world
business. Maybe you. too. should
.ake Out fresh sheet Of paper
ana write down your version Of
what religion means TO YOU.
~ means much more than you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Fear Is A Fable

whom thou has' sent 1lrect
sppfehens.or q. God ~ ,arily
includes true comp ension
Of God's creation
Because God is Good He
neither made nor knows evil.
Such logical spiritual reasoning
eorreeis false beliefs Of lack.
sickness. pain. and diseord. for
when material sense Of ,hinos
is exchanged for the spiritual
facts Of beinc-'he inviolable
perfection o. God and His ere.
alien. including mantle in
harmonious effects OF evil can
not be feared or experienced.
Mrs. Eddy writes Science and
Health. p. 23ll: God is not the
author OF mortal discords.
Therefore we accept the con-
elusion that discords have only
fabulous existence. are NOR
tai beliefs which divine Truth
and Love destroy"
The writer remember, an ex-
per.ence early in his study of
Christian Science which proved
this. As heating contractor he
called on prospective customer
who appeared 10 be unusually
surlv and rude The writer's re-
action was one Of fear and resent
ment and. after a subsequent UNI
happy telephone conversation
with the client. he decided 10 do
nothing further toward preparing
an estimate. Later he realized
that he was letting fear govern
ms handling OF the situation. As
ne endeavored TO behave in &C.
cord with the teachings Of Chris.
ian Science. he began TO reason
from the basis OF Gods allnes,
and 70 acknowledge as real onl,
the one infinite divine Mind ane
It's manifestation. man. Recogniz.
ing in some measure that sine,
criticism and condemnation ar,
no part Of man. they were no
inherent in himself or his Gus
toner, the student completed Al
estimate for the heating installa
ton and rendered Il without fear
HIS estimate was immediately ac
eepted, and that contract becam,
one OF the most pleasant an,
remunerative projects Of his ex
perience.
In her 'Miscsilsneou, Writ.
inss" Mrs. Eddy states IN. s3,.
Christian Science authorizes
The logical conclusion drawn
from the seripiu, -. that thar
IL In reality none beside, The
eternal. infinits God. Good .
And shs sdds. Tear la bsIIsf
Of sensation in matter; This be.
lief Is neither maintained bv
Science nor supported by fseis.
and exists only a. fable"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniiorl
Written by Jane Walters From
Teen Talk in Tan Magazinel

,Je.e s,si the question seain:
uiie 500 word theme giving
III your cn words what religion
mesns 10 YOU
That 30, one he SAID
aloud No Jerry Williams. Test
.itv4ne R,,.-l9 was Tor old folks
and those ooa' 10 de Jerry
dla b.. 81 -tne al The SAVOY
The closes re got 10 a spiritual
was spinning Loan. Armstrong;
version e. When The SAINTS Go
Match.~s Home Man. that had
rhythm
jew 10 usied his study lanp.
tcos reSh sheet OF paper from
hs desk drawer but still the
thoucri, would not come A far
.. Ms Williams cuIly-hosded
box Was concerned. religion didn't
mean thing Il was strictly for
The choir birds He had signed
up fof the course because the
fellows said il was a snap. All
religious courses were duck-soup.
they aid and when Junior Is
morkine his way through the
Halls Of Ivy and trying TO make
the track team too. he's got 70
be smart about his electives.
To his dismay. Jerry found that
ne knew very little about God.
knew less about his religious be-
liefs and convictions. Like mos,
OF the young people he knew
Jerry was an average Negro boy
from an average Negro home
His parents were working
God-loving folks whose greatest
wish was that they would live
to see the day when their only
son would become a Christian.
AS little boy Jerry wa.
slicked up every Sunday morn.
ing and marched off TO Sunda,
School II he didn't stay through
the morning services, he got hi
brown hide tanned when he 90
home. Every Sunday eveninl
found him nodding between M
mother and dad-after bein,
pinehed and scowled into sub
mission every time he wricgle.
IN the hard wooden pews.
AS Jerry grew older. his churcl
attendance grew more irregular
BY the time he was a Junior a
; Washington High. religious wor
ship had no place in his bus,
: program. The gang he ran aroun,
with spent their Sundays in m,
: pool hall or in a ball park. whe,
Jerry and Skip rgged I'D thei
! hot rod. the Sabbath was the da,
: when they raced up and dow,
the streets OF the South Sid,
picking up girls.
his parents fused and mage,
az him about his soul. but IN,
more they talked and pravod
the more rebellious he became
Jerry was young and cookbook
ing. he had a lot OF living 70 d,
before he was ready for the Anne,
corner at Second Baptist.
There were times howeve,
when his i7-year-old philosoph,
was shaken. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
PERFECT SPIRITUAL CREATION

The perfect spiritual creation OF the Coz o, life
Sprit-fls all space with heaven ana e'e,n" ohsr
Cod Is omnipotent infnites al-wse no o'hei
And since zoo .. - c cam actually exist!
Hence the Ascension of the Master IN ont
hs words This world shall pass away passed ~
of his consciousness His body being imase-no'
'ant hack 70 It's native nothingness'!!.
We will close with the first line OF Christian oe.enoS
HYMN: "A glorious day Z dawnng ana TINS one
Science program Sunday morning: Il walk with Love
Long the wav and @ il is a holy day:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Christian Science World Healing

Harbor. and whose wisdom gave Satans Stain the
peace ~
having her huge investments in Hongkong in jeopardy
having already lost all her investments in China But both
good and evil mpersonal. Mrs. Eddy has said and
demonstrated the proposition that neither person
place thing. merely false belief of corporal
and Jesus said why calest thou good? There
good but one. that is God"
The writer would put il This way God and the devil
do all that done But the devil and his are
myhcal-merely illusion and delusion of the physical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
UneIasping Error 5 Hold

10 reason from this basis, ne g
IN position 10 demonstrate n
some degree that God is Love.
Principle. Spirit. He learns 10 dis
tlnguish between ideas which
have their basis in Mind and The
beliefs OF mortal mind. As he con-
tinues to anslyze thoughts and
Classics each idea or belief cor
rectly. thought becomes clarified.
reasoning Is enlightened tanr
spiritualized and healing tax,
place
Thus does divine Love unclasp
the hold OF error and efface 'ne
false pictures Of mortal M
from human consciousness. &.
brings 10 mankind a true sen,
Of government and control. teae~-
ing them that the way our 81
material beliefs. lis. and sins
through capitalization
thought. no, through mater
remedies OF doctrines Mrs Ed
puts this very plainly when
speaking Of how mankind Cove
me BODY she SAYS Gbid., D. 95
we should learn whether ~
sosesn The body through b.,
~ Tie recess.iv Of sickness az
death. Sin and pardon. or COVE
X from TIRE highcr understand
that the divine Mind makes o.
feet acts upon the so-called n
man mind through truth. leac
The human mind 90 relincu
al error. 70 find me divine VI.
70 be The only Mind. and i
healer Of sin, disease death. II
process Of higher spiritual unae
standing improve, mankind ar
error disappears. and NOTHING
leii which deserves 10 perish cr
10 be punished
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
EYES HEALED

The young mans eyes !
gan to clear up, and 's]
he is able to do good, y
accurate work. Hardly 81
passes, that he does mol j
press heartfelt gratltud'
having the opportunlW
learn a little, day BY
about the healing pOwa
God, and Christ 70.
through the study and y
cation of Christian Se's1
by Mary Baker Eddy
There is no reasOl
doubt that the universe
erlasting power OF y
through spiritual sense
soning, does not heal ~ n
belief of pain. sickness "
ness, confusion, hate, Y
lack, and want, and
ports all good. j
"The statutes Of the
are right, rejoieIns
heart; the commandm.,.
the Lord is pure, enlls,
ing the eyes" Psalms
I. Quentin McDuffy'
operator mentioned IN i0'
article about my eyes
thankful for a better uhoss
ing OF life's problems
Christian Science .-OMep
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Ca->' Jesus whose WORD.
works oa,e tie teaching,
Christian Science. was cle
CONSCIOUS o. God as the ,v
Mind arc @! his owr unity IN
E.ai He sad tJcnn i7at This
he eternal ina. tho, lgh,
"HoW fhef ne Only tg.f God.
ard Jesu' Christ whom hast
seai'