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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
WItAI THEY'RE 81 VINO

given 10 hints"
Meanwhile. with Robins, =.
ting q sample Of the p.o,.l"'
writings, one IS spxioIs -
what the outcome OF the ee-,.'
pennsnt race. sS We. a. I'll
World Series. Val be
Several members b, Ds,.
Tiger teams OF the pss ,e,n.
ing 10 Mi Fruehsli hs.e sn..
him credit for ending ,,tr h,
ting slumps and putting mem 1,
the hitting iosd
Incidentally. reasons for -.
Yankees success over me ~,
few years. our publ.srei 60
"Stengel Casey Slereel +,
from the West Goa. Nr,n
Christian Science Is s'4ore A..
that NAV have accounted ,ar n,
success Of the Yankees
Come October ana We'll /,
WATCHING 10 see II ire Ysrs,s
and Dodgers play sgsn IN "A,
Series. and what he 9a'eor,
viii be On page 8 Of trsney,
paper, oftlmes, his opinions
either on the failure or success
of baseball team sts gwen
To quote a fsVoriie phase 0, h,
We say Were no. n'sNn.-
Just coniessing' Take a pei
sometime.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Christian Science Quarterly
BIBLE LESSON SERMON
g. 1853
Subject: Man

Golden Text Genesis :26. And God said, Let US make
in ina ge after likeness.
Responsive Reading Psalms S;l,3,4,6si
so; l, 2, Ia, IL
o Lord Lord how excellent is Thy name in all
the EARTH who hast set Thy glory above the heavens
When consider Thy heavens, the work Of Thy
fingers the and the which Thou has ordained
What 10 man. that Thou art mindful of him?
6 Thou madest him to have dominion the works
Of Thy hands; Thou hast put all things under his fleets
All sheep and yea, and the beasts of the field;
The fowl of the air. and the FISH Of the sea, and
Whatsoever passeth through the paths of the
Lord Lord, how excellent is Thy name in all
the earth
Lord Thou has been dwelling place in all gen
eratons
Even from everlasting to everlasting Thou art God.
Ia o satisfy us early with Thy mercy; that we may
rejoice and be glad all days
~ And let the beauty Of the Lord God be upon u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

formation In the hands OF tns
lsYman could easily lead 10
Misunderstanding and many
times to misconduct.
For instance. 4 noted cfimlnoi'
ogist has said that there - a b.
Of larceny in all ~ U.S. our
that NAV tempt US 20 axe 40
vantage of another n a na'lne"
Il anSaction. o. make . iaN
buck IN a shady 1ea
The perpetrstol OF su'n a oeeo
could easily excuse ni, ae' on ne
grounds that he Nss a'le all
perfectly normal nd vdAal ana
that his behavior was MOI 'u''
departure from accepted con-
duct. lie could then plead p"
all he needed was a trle unaeF
standing.
OF course. we are o. swste o.
human frailties, but We are lusu'
fled in feeling that the hNn'n
beng IS. after all SUPPOSED W
be a superior ANNA enaN"'
with intelligence and reason an'
therefore able TO control ms oa''
emotions and instincts
II 10 for this reason that ins'
may be considerable doubi
10 the value of DR.. klnssf
report; that Ia. its value 10 INV
public generally. We can So
perfectly the value OF the wo''
10 him,
After all the person VINO CIV
aies the beautiful piece OF mus ,
who writes the phllosoph''sn
treatise OF delightful poetry wa
likely starve in a garnet, unis'
he finds some way to con'ms'
cialIze on his art
The fellow who comes w WV.
the gravy, however IS 'he Wv
who reveals peoples private
fairs. who learns lite y.
surmises a great deal and !"
plies the rest
And so il may have been wiz
the good Doctor, While II Is y
together possible that poe'~'
and Psvchiatrists would mVN
than likely find MS Work W
liable 20 them in their ploiesilop,
the general public could Al o'a
have only moroio un'e'ss'
the sex life of the human oeihs
DR.. Kinssy ssiisfiss. In -.
work. the hsssr desire Of in'
ordinary individual 10 iook !"
TO the secret life Of his nsignpei,
and. a. SORT Of profesnon''
"psspins Tom" he lcoks es's
into the human smofieus IN
tells all.
In the meantime there =.
be many a shady chhsws.
chuckline up her sleeve A. ~
behavior 81 the American N''
whose conduct. il Is alleged
very little better than hers,
all the time she thought shs W
bad woman
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Fear No EriI
continued Prom Back Pss.l

Continued From Back Page
make them equal to the
spiritual-and still remain
sure Of themselves. For the
40 called laws of matter"
can never make man hnd
his way to harmony, peace,
10Y, and contentment. We
learn in Christian Science
that man must realize, and
recognize, that he 10 spirit
usl, and ia only in harmony
when governed by the divine
Mind.
Through Careful Study
II il soon learned that
no form of evil can continue
20 Influence right thinking
people. Therefore, fear and
chaos are being pushed INTO
the background by a higher
number of people. and intel
lipent progress Is taking
form. The fire and brIm-
stone of human collective
thinking. can only consume
itself, TO make room for bet
ter spiritual thinkers 10 I'M
habit the uniN erse. Fire and
birthstone is caused by hu-
man wrong thinking.
Mrs Eddy has defined
Fear: heat, inflammation {.
anxiety; ignorance; desire :
caution.
Fire fear, remorse lust
hatred; distraction; afflic-
ton Purifying and elevating
man" Science & Health.
page $50.
rs. God gave man power
ard dominion. but mortal
material thinking put into
action. through wickedneSs,
sin and lust. causes mortals
10 function more or less. By
Satan. Vet. when man de-
cides 10 drop his human NOR
tai beliefs. and begins 10
realize that man was created
to reflect God. as Ills spir
itral image and likeness. in
the true knowledge of the
WORD. he is under way TO
hclp make 4 better universe
Christian Science teaches +:
We cannot interpret Spirit,
Mind. through matter. Mat
ter neither sees. hears. nor
feels.
Reasoning from cause Ia
effect IN the Science Of Mind,
We begin with Mind. which
must he understood through
the idea which expresses il
and cannot be learned from
its opposite matter. page
467 SAID
One Of our friends who
came into the Detroit Tri.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
~ JULIAN wYcHE

sliaDle list
Since last year, some pub
lie housing projects have
been opened to the darker
hued Detroiter. but a critical
housing shortage has held
this section to q phase OF just
skimmins from top OF the
barrel of needy families seek
ing adequate housing.
This is also true OF the re-
location phase OF the slum
clearance program There
just aren't housing enough
Proposed or in construc-
tionl to relieve the load Of
eligible families. Even low
erng the income brackets
foi occupants OF these public
ulifs will not solve the short
age
Private housing in recent
wears has gotten a boost for
Negroes when race insur-
snce company started taking
Ip mortgages. but one or ten
companies can not alleviate
the housing shortage for
irem
4 recent expose Of the
ho4sing situation in Detroit
bv a daily has started the
ball rolling on how TO cor
rect this error which also
affects all citizens.
There seems to be no i'm
mediate solution to the num-
erous problems, but studyins
various housing programs Of
other cities and proposing
corrective measures Of viola
tions will bring some relief.
one that will no doubt get
scratlnv il the Baltimore
Plan which in one way
srrlnes Al the very core Of
reasons for the slum dwell
ing
1t has the city empowered
To make necessary repairs or
a 'erations as deemed by
health or building inspectors
and bill the landlord, If he
refuses 10 voluntarily make
them within specific time.
This is the type Of ordin-
snce that is needed here.
{ ci1ainly heretofore light
fines or jail sentences have
prov ed ineffective. And au-
thorities feel that sitter
fines or sentences will not
completely solve the prob
lem.
Such an ordinance 10 not
only beneficial to the renter,
but the landlord also; for,
he will be allowed to increase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
AcOrns I0Odk Trees

city-owned projects, until
last year, were maintained
on a segregated basis with
the white quota far ex-
ceeding those Designated for
Negroes" although the lat
ter were larger in percentage
as to eligibility.
This Was pUrported not
only by statistics gathered by
the Detroit Housing Commits
sion, but was exemplitied IN
that two OF the largest pro-
posed. one being finished,
public housing projects were
10 be located in sectors desig-
mated az sllm clearance
areas.
These areas We're mainly
populated by Negroes. who
again faced another hard
snip when tne Detroit Hous-
ing Commissions relocation
plan failed al first "a run
smoothly. thereby examining
the relocated families into
a already crowded housing.
Meanwhile mortgage COM
psnies were still refusing 10
carry Negro prospective
home owners and even Gl's
we're placed on the "unde-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

the world championship,
Checking the records OF both
teams plus that added inesn-
tive. which does not show on
paper. team spirit and team
coordination" il looks IS IL the
Dodgers big bats will finally
reach the range both in Ebbsis
Field and Yankees Stadium
once the chips are down.
Following the last World Sc
wes which me Dodgers lost 20
the Yankees. our publisher mere
~ the Detroit Tribune Mr. An
drew >. Fraehsuf { s. stated
Had Jackie Robinson been .
Christian Scientist the Dodgers
would be World Champions to-
dsv."
Sometimes. q hint TO the wise
i sufficient. Then again the right
thought about what one attempts
10 accomplish will work out 10
perfection. 4 proper attention is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
VOTING TIME IN DETROIT
Bv B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Natig nne almost hee ] h. citizens ~ Detrod
% ne rrnas s!econ 10 no the. want 10
. t,,rn j. 'n4 genera election Ih- Mayor and
Mon VIII s be ieti-d bs me e5p+ lsi.l te re
e s, ~ are ~ ,irsdef me ~ the eiiN
for fre re., r ,4af. Ard hroug IN yoar appfo' Al
fa ..e ,as' gh' ~ als v bs ssser'sd 49, 10 th-
f.erff0f
ne leis ~ D4tror W ano~. n'e gent
,r 80 sfaa o. fDw ma voting is - and rgni.
sra 'rsff .ea " adlssa Dr., am gr' ~ neip pat
80 gr D-pY'r ir'p ntpic on ce
Ihe is>te. - pefrol' pald ni lons INTO ne
~ Az rd ard.r -5t Dr- ,rot q nave ugp.fed prla-
re ping ~ fno~- ,fo hA,e done ne beS' ine'
HI and for 90 nloip man nas sresdv
dors f3f NJ nae. z : ne''er lle'rof
1fe .eu.r.fg - ne good tnaf fas and rsn cor-
80 fr eaiana "a tfe .ts 80 sGd rot me
.ots e..erfs trlrY t'o rtifs aHon II meant 10
efa.4f n't c,ns those ~ - va ant
air. u tpttrg
sfe,et a sard ming ~ .'s1 a. nome fin9 he
eett - 2rf seee'ion ~ ne Des' sdminis-
~ eto.."r ..o.r ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Keep knocking and the
door viii be open.
This 10 a paraphrsse Of the
recent developments OF the
Detroit Negro in his plight
of seeking housing whether
il be decent or no.
His has been a rugged and
pathetic position also in gam
ing lust some place for MS
family and himself 10 iaN
their heads under coter ~ =
she ter
Not only was ne neraeu
into a ghetto. bat he Was
forced to pay eXorbitant
rent for &ermin and rat-in-
Tested quarters which more
fhsr often co1ld bes' be
classified A. = SLIM dwelling
>ssv tre>e sbodes ~ ere
n mshacs ed az bl' lac King
plumbing and adequate heat
ing and cited "a Unsafe az
colc.ag to D.idirg codes
Add % 'hi- Infamous lat,
...,.,t f,.., md npa bs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

=
Should the New York Yankees
win the psnnanf and World
Series this year. II would mean
ak straight in both depart
msnis for them.
Stengel Is accredited with fou
and Bucky Harris. present man
sger Of the Washington Senators.
gets credit for the one. whlcn
was the initial victory Of the
skein N947J
Their opponents, as u appears
as OF today. VIII be the hard
hi,tng BROOKLYN Dodgers Be
ginning in l947. the Dodgers have
been representatives. OF the senior
loop three times Barring . re-
peat OF 1851 when the New YORK
Giants nosed Them out thew vii
face the Yankees for the fourth
time in six years
They have failed 10 top the
Yankees thus tar.
However. this wear as fans
from Brooklyn Will tell YOU. Ia
the wear the Dodgers sweep the
series in few games without
the Series gong the fun length
as il has on two previous occss-
ions.
Looking over me lecords ~
both teams a. this ume shows
that the Dodgers are PLAYING IL
q highef percentage $50 for The
same amount OF games than the
Yankees C672i. But that isn't all
The Dodgers are setting hume
rous records: among them NAV
be a new one for total number
~ home runs hit bv one club n
the National League for one sea
son
Despite their well balanced
team power and . better than
average hurlihg staff. close fol-
lowers OF the game will tell you
that they Cannot beat the
Yankees"
That their star PLAYERS like Rov
Csmpsnells Jackie Robinson and
Others 'fold-up' when facing the
NJ ehtv Yankees as do most other
clubs when the chips are down.
This corner. however. is OF the
opinion that should the New
York Yankees and the Dodgers
win pennsnts in their respective
leagues it'll he tough fight for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

blne Office when she was
suffering with a behef,
which she thought would
need instant operation. ana
was healed by us inst SPEAK
my a few words. So the next
week she came in after read
iuQ some Of the Christian
Science literature which Was
ri, en- her. She said she had
heen reading, hat she could
not understand. even though
she had received an instan-
taneous healing
Pray And Study
The only answer this wit
or could give her briefly, MAS
that she should continue 70
study. get a Ql ARTERY
BIBLE LESSON SERMON,
WHICH INFORMS THE
READER or THE COMING
SUNDAY LESSON. stu dY
daily. go TO the Reading
Rooms. continue TO read and
study, along with PRAYER for
understanding. and the time
will come that what she is
studying, will unfold TO her.
She Was also told 10 visit
he Christian Science Church.
She sat a while, and listened,
and soon went on her way.
Truth Makes Free
Several weeks later. she
stopped by. and said she was
beginning to understand. and
had said a few words to a
very sick woman. and in a
few DAYS she was well. after
being given up as a hopeless
case by several medica doe
tors.
ASK And Receive"
When Christ Jesus, raised
Lazarus from the dead. Mar
tina said unto Jesus. But
| know. that even now. what
soever thou wilt ask God.
God will give il thee.
And that which the Mas
Ter received. he left it here
for man TO use. and every
one can apply what he UNI
derstands TO every day prob
lens through the study of
Christian Science. one gains
in his understanding at a
more rapid speed. For he
learns that at all times. and
under all circumstances. the
love of God 10 man is inn
measurably perfect and in
exhaustible
Man Never Falls
The real man Of Gods
creation can never fall. And
this "a taught in Christisn
Science should help to bring
into the consciousness Of man
restful heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

We are ready 10 tell all" at
any moment. just 80 somebody
can tell what makes the great
American public tick.
But II seems gentleman bv
The name of Knsey has come
along and topped them all lie
has delved deeply into The sex
LIE OF the human being and
shocked a soodly number Of peo-
pie IN the process.
MANY have taken otfense claim-
ing that Dr. Kinsevs latest reNe
lsiions have provided an excuse
for Youngsters To conduct them
selves unconventionallv Still
others feel that the report does
not give true picture Of young
American womanhoud.
or course We 1--we in an age
when scientists probe INTO the
innermost recesses Of our minds
and tell us more about ou selves
than We ever knew There may
be MANY reasons for going into
the matter Of human behavior
al every level. but this infolma
ton could be useful only to the
scientist
As a matter Of fact. such in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
YOUTH AND POLICE DEpARTMFNT

y = p" ltti cry comm Nors e us.f. Il, n J.
io"'N aid re Pollre deparnenis much ~ the ar.
essar 'o'nis roHdvness would soon ne eliminated
~ "eeF We hea'd ofnore hea's of small oibreaks on
NeSsid- ara 80 s8so reard 'hai some ~ hose who
nlen Z" defend ihens- and others i'm THEN com
''e' ma been made afraid peralse hev were srrest
Nnt'e ne ASA an'' we're not even ga ght
"'i" ~ me best hing We believe TO call The p,,
'''' n"h - - adllsi matters. hS takiny the Ia
Z" ones oNn hand. tne>s actually a matter ~ or
's non W Also believe hat when the police de
"fl - "a ed on ~ olence the Aller shonlo
- ''FceH "a ieii VIA me upheaVe is before noce
non 'ee I'd mere could he reasons o, ~ i, hi,
Nf' a. no control Nhv he cannot tell what The
't'e NAV ~ We Know eNery department has lis own
W NHn reg ATOMS h0l he taller may he cnrai nv
one giF OF ne offenSe Injuries to the public GOOD
Welfare and personal injuries are sometimes serious
"'Ne mo 'l"aie ne law should be punished bv the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Detroit Tribune
2l46 St. Antoine WO. 4-82O8. 2.4q37

A. Representative OF Our Father Mother God
Our real Publisher
PLEDGED 10 secure uphold human ana c,vu raht.
Puesh.d every Wednesday BY Dsreii Tribune Puhsh
ina Co. Inc - $3.50 '"' ~S'a"
Entered second the post office AZ os,ro
Mehigen under the act Of March 1873 Suhscrptions one
Isaf Hso mos szSo sl2ss Forsian yearly sson
Nswspspsrs ~
elizabeth Ellnssos c.n.fs Msns,.r M.nssino Editor
Andrew =. Frushsut c.s- Owner sns Publisher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Straight ahead

NEW YORK GLOBAIl-- IL seems these DAYS have nc
vacy whatever prepare be stopped
politics and nH
stonal affairs prefer ado and TV and m
pei whether should on me
Il, date and even more intimate questions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Netf eer rnd rtf1rfGs or = dents - scnpO. age
.'.i'.tg Ireie ~ gresler neen frsl
y~fers eoosle. s'ior Of .cnoos parents ard
'erctels ~ et'ife fonin.nt1 Drivers sno4d
W calef ate~ 10 made among me "a idleD
~ 70 dser ,f',t'd tA'e more rrs.pn 70 ~ 'ef4
~ 10 rro.-lf TIE streets
TIE fea ref. afG ne ri. 0fei Sto ~ nIofr ron.
fnrsfS fra. nan p'-' ,.~ Deos 81 ite
Rostc % afla ma. son 'ne fg'f f9r funds
~ = ~ pe''ei ,choos a'd faete. men alii make
e~sler for ggod nott
Nr - beror trder 10y fueafd netng pe'ier
af@ 'rn'' tee e ne public sctooisfora ire
dren-- Down Georgia ne - ernor ca ing nose
'ro sfe fgnilf ~ mixed mos - bncf ~ al ner
according 70 AM ens 'epo~ liz repofi sasr la
nedee along WIN 'a} lanes Il az Soi't, ar-
~ stt t+'dng Wrgf' hen 20, erno 81 Mssi,siifi
~ @r nsa nfes'rpea 20 sbs - p,Ip schools In tnr
r fn ~ ne - ~ 'o' ~ ~ sssroonls he
EFFORT % TIE AMP Press Conference c1uift IS.
~ rr Na'Fment A. ne press conference ! weet
maN2e "a 'ra sfe psdinpg u pr schpols fol
on "hte rrd ,-gro ~ d,en 80 Ia be tie flt 4, ~,
81 and yoou = aggregation Sbauned
81 We 80 fosi n ti.rg '>iiifp and blood has aiA
-1t"'s taenenlg Instead better understanding ~
T"r "' 'r. ~ 'ee' ne arlo,s racai glnups
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

his rent to absorb the added
expense within q fivs-year
period.
Thus. one can be assured
that better and more inhah-
table rental units will take
place i'm the slums soon.
Just keep knocking and
door will he opened.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
By LUTHER WEBB

Casey Stenge of the New York Yankees is on the
verge of winning his fifth straight pennant-bu on the
hand there is bit of whether he will
win his fifth World Series He has directed four remnants
and four World Champion baseball teams in the past four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

The real man Of Gods
creation can never fall. And
this "a taught in Christian
Science should help to bring
into the consciousness Of man
a restful heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Adding salt to the wound
~as the fact that public
housing in form of units in
Evening star., 1953-10-18

this country 27 different brands share
the allegiance of most of the estimated
100000 cigarette smokers
Each has its own individual appeal, its
own tobacco blend, itsown taste and aroma.
But of all these q brands, ONE gives SEN
sitive smokers far greater health protection
than any other. This cigarette is KENT
with the 'Micronite" Filter-and the only
question is whether you need KENT's ex-
ira health protection.
Are you of the 21, ,OOO, 900?
Published medical reports tell us that at
least one third of this country's smokers
are sensitive smokers" They love good
smoke are unduly sensitive to the
nicotine and tars in tobacco They need
real health protection.
This means taking enough irritGNtS out of
tobacco smoke to give sensitive smokers
the protection they need. Just making
cigarette longer won't do it neither will
an inefficient filter. 1t takes filter so effec-
tive that it will trap even tiny particles of
nicotine and tars.
What KENT's MicrOnite Filter does
In impartial scientific tests, smoke from
Evening star., 1953-10-18

the new KENT proved to have far less irri-
tants than smoke from cigarettes of any
other kind. The secret is the KENT filter
which removes far more nicotine and tars
than any other cigarette filter.
Recognizing the need for filter more
effective than the plain cellulose, crepe pa
per or cotton used in other filter cigarettes.
P. Lorillard Company-America's Oldest
tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
Micronite Filter.
1t is made of filtering material that has
been used in atomic energy plants to purify
the air of microscopic impurities. Adapted
for use as cigarette filter removes nico-
tine and tar particles as small as $4,000
of millimeter.
And yet KENT's MicrOnite Filter retains
the full fGUOr of KENT's rich, fine tobacco!
You should try KENT
If you think you need the kind of protec-
ton that only KENT offers-the greatest
in cigarette history-yOu should smoke
KENTs. You'll find that taking out harsh
nicotine and tars adds tremendously to
smoking pleasure. And you'll be delighted
to discover how much KENT adds to your
feeling of well-being.
Evening star., 1953-01-21

900, WNAL-Mystery Theater:
The drama is the case Of the
Wrong Kid"
9:35, WWDC-Family Theater:
Walter Brennan stars in "A Kind
of Treasure"
1000, WRC-Bob Hope Show:
Zsa Zsa Gabor Is guest.
TelevisiOn Today.
$3.50. Misunderstanding Your
Child: Diversified Occupations"
Is the topic for discussion.
$3.50, WNBW - Cayalcade Of
America: Ross Ford and Nancy
Hale have the leading roles in
"What Might Have Been," story
about Jefferson Davis.
800, WNBW-Television Thea
ter: Evelyn Warden is featured in
"A Square Peg"
1880, WTOP-Boxing: Kid Cav
Han meets Vic Cardell in q 10
round welterweight bout.
Evening star., 1953-01-21

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 PM.