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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28

Wnicn oil substance of lif
is derived.
And to live a Christian I;f
as taught by Christ Je.u,
one cannot understand n,
scientific spiritual way !,
live without understands,
something about the abov'
named beneficial SYNONYM
of God. And as one strive,
to enter the narrow pathw,,
that leads into the kinrdor
of heaven, harmony Ii,
way is made easier when h,
keeps in consciousness N.
Importance of what God A.,
tually represents in the III,
of man, His spiritual REFLEX.
ton.
Man being the perfee,
spiritual image and liken.,,
of God, is fully the hirb.,,
of His creation, and ma,
means both men and women
Understanding is the mean,
by which the human rae,
finds its way to the real
spiritual way of life.
The men and women who
are depending upon God TO-
day are the best friend, Of
civilization, and they are III,
ones who will begin to tax,
up the cross of life and car
ry on.
Did not too MANY peopI.
then, as now permit mater. |
ial thinking, to force them
to try to ignore the thing,
of Spirit? Yes just as is
today. Yet the Chri,,1
through his spiritual auth.
ority showed the people how
to understand the truth that
would make them free.
When Jesus entered Jeru.
salem triumphantly. he wa,
received heartily; many Of
the people were ready to
acknowledge his power, and
the way in which he healed
the people of sin, sickness
disease, and showed them
how they might have lie \
more abundantly. !.
Is not history repeating il
self today? Christian Science
is teaching many people TO
udy, now 10 eNpel error
through the divine Mind
and through spiritual under
standing, be still and know
that divine Love is mans
actual substance of life.
He cleared the tempIe d
the money changers. and
whipped them out. everyone
The Story Tells Us
And Jesus went into the
temple of God and cast out .
all them that sold an1
bought in the temple, ana
overthrow the tables of III
money changers, and ID
seats of them that sol
doves.
And said unto them, Il
written, My house shall
called a house of prayer
we have made it a den
thieves"
God being all powerE
the strength to open thtw
for one to enter in atr
gate. And spirIia
character helps one to b
others who want to
helped. And we are tsaf
what blesses one bles
ALL" and so whether one
derstands enough to app
ciate Gods blessings or
he is still being blessed
When the woman cast
last money into the ter
treasury, Jesus praised
because her understsn'
made her sincere, and
of a sincere heart she 2 /
all that she had.
1t should be a pleasuTs
every one to learn q
something about the y
ing of spiritual Love. ~
we recall the Last sup
we are reminded thai
supper before the Cruz
ion, at which Christ
with his disciples on }
Greatest Love-" For he
he would be BETRAYED p
told them all about II
It came to pass.
And he said unto 4
with desire | have deslp
eat this passover VIII 10
before / suffer" ,
John Ia reads: re r
leave with you, my - r
give unto you; mol = b
world giveth, give
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
Sovereignty Is Yielded

From the Council OF Europe literally erupted
the Schuman Plan for pooling coal and steel re-
sources. II was the product of the new European
force calling for genuine giving up of national
sovereignty as a means TO ultimate unfcation on
all fronts
". had produced the pool idea which turned into
this new body with genuine sovereign powers
Next came the European army idea. When that
started going slowly. the Constitutional Assembly
formed 10 get the constitutional draft
written so that no time would be lost in building
genuine united Europe.
Some wanted federation and some confedera-
ton. The new draft is brilliant middle ground
a remarkable document that gives buoyant hopes
for the potential OF this European when it
sets out to work unity
The passing Of Schuman Plan coal trains across
the Western European frontiers today nonstop
for they no longer need to pay attention to Gus
toms-is the most practical work" that shows
Europe's national frontiers are really being brok-
en- down by the sacrifice of sovereignty
II was against this background of works and
the faith inspired thereby that the dramatic cere-
mony took place here this week when Paul Henri
Spaak of Belgium president of the constitutional
Assembly. presented the draft TO the six Foreign
Ministers
II was spring inside the House of Europe as
well as outside Europes most cynical journal
ists-who have never given the new Europe the
slightest chance and therefore never even have
been seen AZ Strasbourg before-were here in
force this week and startled at what they felt
and ssw-the real buds OF united Europe bur-
geoning before them
In moving speech President Spaak told the
story of the document and then concluded:
Six months ago when the Assembly began
ITS laborS there were many who were skeptical
Many also foresaw that there would be setbacks.
so numerous were the obstacles of a sentimental
political. legal, and technical nature
Not 10 years past the countries represented
here were making on one another Our peo
piles were locked in CHASTITY struggle We had
but one thought and but a single aim--to DESTROY
one another as completely as possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
GOD TO MRS. EDDY:

Morals ARE NOT Christian Scientists until tthev)
leave ALL { or Christ Truth via MY INVINCIBIE
TRIUMPHANT INCOMPATIBLE, DIVINE SCIENCE.
Inc KEW ARD ALL! = the bliss of Heaven and eternal
life realized NOW
st Paul: Let God be true but every mortal 4. La"
Romans ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
POPULAR JAPANESE WAR HERO
CONVERTED TO CHRISTIANITY"
FROM WAR TO PEACE"

Captain Fuchida told the story Of the part he played
In the bombing of Pearl Harbor his conversion thereaf
ter and how GOD HAS CALLED HIM to be MISSION
AIRY his people in JAPAN" y
His conversion much influenced by the testimony
of fellow Japanese relative the fine Christian treatment
Japanese prisoners received from the Americans.
DR.. Robert VI. Parr Of the Giead Baptist Church is
o. be highly complimened for his public service in
snting this valiant Japanese Christian convert
1t may premature speak of Christian miracles
performed in the partial Contamination and democratic
zation of Japan and the Japanese nevertheless grand
beginning has been made-hstory will surely testify in
fact il is MANIFEST DESTINY
MANS EXTREMITY is GODS OPPORTUNITY
God has stated in His Liberaor of the Bible hence
the inevtabty Of tremendous changes within the Kremln
and Communists leaders outside the kremlin,
SCIENTIFICALLY CHRISTIAN, SPIRITUAL AND PSY-
GEOLOGICAL MIRACLES ARE IN THE PROCESS
OF FORMATION WITHIN COMMUNIST BELIEFS
AND GEOLOGY RIGHT NOW!
GOD HAS REVEALED 1T!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
THE CLERGY AND THE PHYSICIANS

How to get Chrstke spirituality purity and divine
power into our minister's priests and rabbs and into our
medical people, many of whom highly conscientious
but = He ROAD TO HE'LL is PAVED WITH GOOD
INTENTIONS!
Whitewash healings of the devil, animal magnetism.
matera medca, DO NOT Adam and Eve prisoners
OF the devil knaves and fools - into scientific Christ
like servants of God and man!!
Lest the of the phrase "knaves and fools" appear
uncharltable, let's consider Jesus comforting words:
Whom Satan hath bound, and Come unto me (the
Christi all that labor and heavy laden and we
have REST unto souls for my yoke is EASY and my
burden is light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
japanese Miracles and
The kremIin
MiraeIes of Christ Are To Hit
Communicable Purge or Convert!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.s.


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious" Up. is, Science and Health with Key to
che Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this agel! And
How! Science & Health textbook is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND!
POPULAR JAPANESE WAR HERO
CONVERTED TO CHRISTIANITY
Sunday radio listeners Detroit privileged TO
hear noted japanese Christian convert CAPT. MIISUO
FUCHIDA,
COMMANDER WHO LED THE JAPANESE
AIR RAID AGAINST PEARL HARBOR,' who
Spoke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28

has more regenerative, healing and dvipelv I'M
sprahonsi power than any other Hymnsl Of ali trne
(our emphasis)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28

Gods voice has been heard by
spiritual thinkers in every age.
II was perceived by Moses when
he received the Ten Command
ments on MI. Sinai The Sermon
on the Mount and all the other
teachings of Christ Jesus are in
disputable proof that the Master
listened for and obeyed Gods
voice
The life Of Mary Baker Eddy.
the Discoverer and Founder Of
Christian Science. was marked
from a very early age by the
desire 10 hear the voice of
Truth. On page 8 of her brief
autobiography one day. she
answered in the words OF Sam
uel. Speak. Lord; for Thy
servant heareih." II never again
was heard 10 her material sense.
but little Mary Bakers early
desire 10 listen for and obey
Gods voice led. in subsequent
years. 10 her discovery and rev.
elafion of Christian Science.
Receptivity to Gods voice may
be cultivated by prayer and the
earnest study of Christian Science.
Consecrated students of this
Science are assured that divine
direction is available to them at
all times. In the degree that they
listen for and follow it do they
gain higher understanding Of
true being of mans imperishable
identity as Gods spiritual reflec-
ton. They regard every day
problems as challenges to dem
onstrate mans relationship 10
God as Christ Jesus taught his
followers in all ages TO do The
Master proved that when we are
faced with sin, sickness. and
death we need not accept them
as real. Even so today, no one
need despair Of Gods readiness
and ability to help him. Mrs
Eddy makes this very clear on
page l52 of The First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, and Miscel-
lany where she counsels: TO
day, II we would hear His voice
listen to His Word and serve no
other gods. Then the divine Prin-
ciple Of good, that we call God.
VIII be found an ever-present
help in all things. and Christian
science will be understood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS and "OUR ONLY
(INFALLABILE) PREACHERS"

SERVICE
EXPLANATORY NOTE
(our emphass)
To be read by the First Reader before beginning the
LessonISermon.
FRIENDS: The Bible and the Christian Science text
book only preachers We shall now read Scriptua
texts and their correlatve passages from denomna-
honal textbook these comprise sermon.
The canoncal writings, together with the word of
our textbook, corroborsting explaining the Bible
texts in their spiritual import and application all ages
past present and future constitute undvorc
from truth, animated and unfettsred by human
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28

hypotheses, and divinely authorized"
The afternoon Cor EVENING" service is repetition If
the morning service p "
To be omitted where there is only one service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
FgAr Va EriI

GOD Is The ONLY CKEAION
CHRIST JESUS THE SON, USED THE POWER
AND WISDOM OF GOD
e that dwelleth in the secret place of the most Hc
shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. %
Because thou hast made the Lord, which my refuge
even the Most High, thy habitation;
There shall no evil befall thee. neither shall an,
plague come nigh thy dwelling" From Psalms o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
The Voice Of
God to This Age
fHeprintsd from the Christian
Science Monifor)
fOur Emphasis)


Al almost any large modern
airnort one may observe the mar
vel of airplanes making success
full landings through fog, ram
darkness, and mist. In many
cases the pilot is unable to see
the surface of the earth until a
few moments before the planes
wheels touch the ground, yet he
guides his craft unerringly to the
end of the runway preparatory
TO executing a safe landing when
the ground finally becomes visi-
BILE Such tasks cannot be accom-
plished unaided. Radioed direc-
tions given by another person
who by use of a radar screen
is aware of the position OF the
plane during It's entire approach
To the field. makes such land
ings possible.
Many persons today. iosi IN
the mist OF doubt. fear" and
material thinking. would glad
" follow a voice that would
guide them TO a port OF safety
and security. That voice IS
Christian Science-fhe voice OF
God TO this age.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-28

The mist of false belief can
not prevent person from dem
onsirafing Gods sver-presence
when he learns 10 listen 10 and
follow His voice. In the Bible
we read deuteronomy ISL. ~.
III shall come TO pass. il thou
shalt hearken diligently unto
the voice of the Lord thy God.
10 observe and 10 do all his
commandments that the
Lord thy God will set thee on
high above all nations OF the
earth: and all these blessings
shall come on thee. and over
take thee. if thou shalt hesrk-
en- unto the voice Of the Lord
thy God"
Evening star., 1953-03-22

fortnight in a salad bowl that has been
thoroughly rubbed with garlic.
She doesn't restrict her cutting to cereal
boxes, either. There are magazines It seems
that according to certain questionable tenets
of modern education, children are encOw-
aged to snip from every magazine that comes
into the house illustrations of what is being
studied in school - -Latin-American prod
ucts, Byzantine architecture. the raising and
curing Of dental hOss, etc
UnanswsssA 0uessioas
DESPITE the fact that have composed a
number of nasty letters to magazine editors,
they still insist on printing articles in which
I am interested on the reverse side of pic
lures in which Patsy's teacher is interested.
What's more, Patsy is far quicker than am
at laying her hands ON a magazine the in
slant it gets into the house. As result
have been accIlmulating some fascinating
bits of what might call almost information.
Here are few samples of the frustrating
facts have cleaned:
''The secret of Betty Hutton's vitality is
that she always -"
''Russia's intentions are at last crystal
clear. Her policy IS To-"
Winston Churchill l's ready wit was never
better illustrated than by his retort to a
heckler who twitted him on his cigar-smok-
ing. RetCrted Churchill with a twinkle,
The -"
Little by little am being reduced to
fngernail- biting. fmtive. anxiety nesmosis.
What are the Russians going to do next?
What was Chmchill's clever retort? How
does Betty Hutton do it?
The only solution, as see it, is for some
enterprising breakfast-food manufacturer to
put out cereal by the barrel - with no
pictures on the slaves.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

W7HEN / see my small daughter Patsy
w with pair of scissors, shudder.
Patsy has passed the age where she's liable
to endanger her life and limbs by handling
scissors but shudder all the same. Last
Saturday Patsy's mother went out for the
day and was entrusted with preparing
lunch After consulting Escofier decided ON
peanut butter sandwiches and tossed salad.
Ireached for the salad bowl and stopped
short. Nwas full Of a vaguely familiar but
suspicious-Iooking substance which at first
took to be confetti.
summoned Patsy. What is this stuff"
demanded.
''Krackle-wackles, - she explained. ''You
know, the stuff I'm supposed to eat for
breakfast" ;"
''What, inquired, ARE Krackle-wackles
doing in the salad bowl?"
Il had to put them someplace after cut
the box up" she explained sensibly. Il
needed the Hopi Indian mask
Kxae11s-wac1Iles EvszywAsEe
FoR a moment l wondered why she had
not poured the cereal into the casserole or
the tea canister, but there were good reasons.
Both these receptacles were already full -
of KTaekle- waekles. One hex had offered a
cut-out of handy pocket-size weapon guar
anteed to destroy all life within radius of
60 miles, and the other a badge affirming the
wearer to be sheriff of Dodge City for the
three-year period beginning 1864.
Krackle-waCkles. let me hasten to add, are
not the only problem. Practically every
breakfast food is onto this little advertising
stunt. Our cupboard is bulging with vita
minis Patsy insists on having in the house
but not in her dish. In way can't blame
her for refusing to eat some of them. Krackle-
waclzles can't taste any too good after
Evening star., 1953-03-22
So shop an you want fos .
hat with the regal look. But
save that last one minute
for Charles Anten and your
hair :. 90 seconds to make
it soft, silky, Instantly man
ageable, with that fabulous
youthful look.

For no matter how dry, dull, unmanage-
able your hair may be, you'll fnd there is
only one thing that can make your hair
healther-looldng, more beautiful, and in
stantly manageable j. and that is lanolin.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
just ny ii. And regardless
Of how dry OF brittle, the
moment you apply Formula
9. you'll see il revitalizs
your hair. Not only make Il
beautiful, but manageable,
Instantly.

So thrilling is this lasting effect, that to
day more men and women have switched
to Charles Antell Formula 8 than any
other hair care product IN histmyl
For a revelation in hair beauty =. to
see how ravishing you'll look in the Easter
parade !. Try Formula 9 todayl
Evening star., 1953-03-22
LET'S CUT THIS OUT!

ALI that was left of the cereal box was a
HOpi Indian mask. This father is confused
by Parke Cummings
Evening star., 1953-03-22

For unlike vegetable and
mineral oils which merely
cling to the hair surface and
do no good ut IN, lanolin Is
actually absorbed BY t1he
hair and penetrates the
scalp. Lanolin is natures
finest hair cundAiilion@...a
natural organic oil that
comes from the hair-the
hair Of sheep.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Is this Easter Hat
worth 5000 to you?

No fooling, it Is hatl Look again, you'll
see it. It's the ''Tiara" the last word
from Paris this festive Coronation yearl
Wei, girls, let's face il. Come Easter
and spring, you'll bow to the royal decree
:. with your bonnet mere wisp Of a
crowning jewel-one quarter hat, three
quarters hairdo.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

And now Charles AnteIl has mastered the
secret of refining and cOmpOunding lanO-
lin, in famous Formula 8 and Shampoo,
Evening star., 1953-03-22

TW-3-72-@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Bills Seek 10 Model
SteVedores' Aid Act
After New York Law

A move to bring the Federal
Longshoremen's and Harbor
Workers Compensation Act into
line with the model New York
State compensation act will re-
quire successful passage Of six
bills by two Congressman.
The legislators are Represent
alive Radman, Republican, Of
New York, whose district lies en-
tirely within the city of Buffalo.
and Representative Pillion, Re-
publican, of New York, whose dis
trict includes Southern Buffalo
and most of Erie County. They
said they introduced the bills at
the request of unions in their
districts.
Mr.. Radwan's first bill would
provide that an injured employee
may choose his own physician
and his own hospital and may
change at any time If not salts
fed with the treatment he is re-
ceiving. It also establishes stand
ards for physicians eligible to re-
ceive payments from an en-
ployer for services to an employee.
It contains price standards for
special laboratory and X-ray
services. 81
Allowance Increase.
Another bill by Mr.. Radwan
would increase present allow
ances slightly for certain types
of disability and loss of limbs.
A third would increase maximum
disability pay from the present
$35 a week to $45 a week and
raise the present minimum from
$12' to $18 a week.
Mr.. Pillion's first bill would
remove the present limitation of
$1,000 total payments for in
juries and $4,000 total for dis
abilities. If the bill becomes
law, all limitations will be re-
moved after January /, 1854.
A second bill by Mr.. Pillion
would provide that in computing
death benefits, the average
weekly wages Of the deceased
shall be considered to have been
not more than $57 nor less than
$3.50. However, total weekly
compensation would not exceed
the average weekly wage of the
deceased. This, too, would 60
into effect next January /.
Higher Benefit Asked.
Mr.. Pillion's last bill would in
crease the percentage of average
wages of deceased payable to
surviving wife, husband or chill
dren, but would retain the pres
ent requirement that not more
than 6625 per cent of the aver
age wages may be paid.
The Congressman said their
bills were almost copied" from
the New York State law. They
said the unions felt they weren't
quite getting fair shake" un-
der present Federal regulations.
The bills have gone to the
House Education and Labor
Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Major Crimes in U. 5. Top
7 Million in 81, FBI SAYS
BY The Associoied Press

FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
reported today more than 2 mil
lion major crimes were commit
ted in the United States in 1852.
1t was the first time such a total
has been reached since accurate
statistics have been kept, he
said.
Reports submitted to the bu-
reau by law enforcement agen-
cies throughout the country put
the total at 2,o36.510. This is
154,350 above the 1851 figure.
Mr.. Hoover said every category
of major crime showed an in
crease.
The compilation listed 1880
felonious homicides in 1852.
compared to 1880 in 1851:
1920 rapes against 1890:
1880 aggravated assaults to
1850 the year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Deaths

(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
katherine c: Heron. IS. 511 2nd st. NV
InomaS M Brennan, 70, Alexandria, Va
sen3amn aaq Bsb eo ,S ss 3 s4io & Ely y
| Sc.
Manic .AIbsa. 90, es1 2 st. s.w.
Ellen v. Zones, SO. 1921 Highwood DR.
victor w. T reSdei 81. 1850 East q. e espito
S e,I1yI!.s M n; lizard. 60 1897 st. Sc.
Reed. Henderson, 80, S35 2nd st. s.w.
Frank w. 6piggs. ~, 1922 T ST. NV.
Thomas Simms. "A, 3305 Sherman ave
Elsie M. Jackson. "a, ss4s BenninE I'd
william ca6ei. s6. 1885 California iSe ri n *
Robert Faulkner 90, 4s s st. s.w.
Anna Pye. So. 2727 Adams Min I'd. NV
Russell c. Riddell, 81, 1908 Lanier pl
Della W. Tindell, So. TAI North capito
Rosa KluEer. es. 500 Otis pl. NV.
William A. Parsley. 81, 1888 10th st
Harold J: MacLaughlin. IS. 1850 Con.
James 7: Hamilton. "a. 1887 Madison
Bernard Mahorney. So. 724 srd st. NV
Julia carpinetti. go. 1909 Monroe St
Catherine ". Herberser. SO. Mt. Rainier
| Md.
oe9rgenia M. wunneburger. 40, Roswell
Reid 4. Olson, infant. 2e15 Southern
ave. Sc.
Kaanda J. MCGEE, infant. 2135 F st. NV
Christopher E. Krise. infant. Chevy
Infant Jackson. 1884 Blue Plains dr..
Augustus E. Berry, SO. 20 Florida ave
ne.
Burinda williams. 50. 1116 2srd st. NV
Alfred A. Fisher. rs, 61I 2ist St. ne.
M Ne Johnson. 20. 49, 18th st. s.w:
Joseph Ewell, jr.. infant. Manassas, Va
Shirley Jones. infant, 63S Lamont st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Barnard Hill Park
Site Dedicated for
Gandhi Memorial

Six acres in Barnard Hill Park
yesterday were dedicated by the
Federal Government as the site
for a SO million memorial to
Mahatma Gandhi.
The memorial is to be built
by the Indian League of America
Sirdar J. j. Singh of New York
president, said the plan is to con-
struct a building which will house
art objects. writings Of Gandhi
an auditorium and a stage.
Mr.. Singh said a worldwide
competition will be held to select
the architect.
Barnard Hill Park is near
Eastern avenue and Twenty
fourth street NE. The memorial
site is On a hilltop, lacking only
a few feet of being the highest
in the District.
Those attending the ceremony