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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-23
HELP WANTED (MALE)

BOY to NOW lawn weekly, 75c an
hour, minimum 81 so. 1870 East 248th
St, third house north of Euclid. RE.
1906.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
RULER OF THE NATIONS

milton of the oneness and IN
f.nitude Of God, good makes for
unity Of thought and purpose
and discloses the brotherhood OF
man.
Lasting peace VIII be achieved
psoporiionately as we overcome
evils claims 70 reality by demon
straiing the sllnes> OF God. good.
The demand 70 make this dem
onsira,ion falls upon each one OF
rs. II is not enough 20 nope that
those holding the highest offices
in ones own and other nations
VIII seek divine aid in carving
oui Their d res Mrs Eddy makes
THIS apparent on page "A OF her
message 20 The Mother Church
entitled Christian Science versus
p ~iho .n' who he adju-es
all Christian Scientists in the
United States PRAY for the pros
peritv OF our country. and for
her victory under arms; that JUS
tice. mercy. and peace continue
10 characterize hef government,
and that they shall rule all ma
iions. PRAY that the divine pres
ence mey still guide and bless
our chief magistrate. those assoc
ciaied with his executive trust.
and our national judiciary: give
10 our congress wisdom. and up
hold our nation with the r ght
arm Of His righteousness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

administering nis kingdom
these words Il Kings 81. g.
a1i bar a li',le ehl5 know
aon 4 20 or or come in
GNe therefore they servant
-uae landing heart 70 Judge III
people that ma, discern d
lweer GOOD and bad.
Tue humidity Hhich j. D.
or ne understanding that
real sbl.ty Is me expression
Coos perfection prepares ta
y.duai consciousness 10 disco
between eooo and bad" betwce,
fra' which s o. God. or real. a.
'hl' r. which Goo hss no knop
edge The unreal or evil.
The task Of wisely sdmin.s's
ne Ire affairs Of nation r.
upon relatively few But no inc
'.odal should feel that the pr
lege o; demonstrating that G. &
the greet Author OF eve,
public ana . vs,e good" il ~.
sircfed 70 those holding pub
office Through psac,icing f9s
i,lihS revealed IN Christ
Science each Of US may prove
that God IS the one infinite Mad
and that man. Gods spiriiut
aea IS HIS reelection The under
standing Of mans inseparabil.r
from divine Intelligence. o. ~
un.iv OF d. ne Mind and its cea
en- poweis Individual conscloa,-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

had made uncertainty the com.
mon emotion Of the party.
With NJ Tho e. gone. the iri-
umveraie which lei The French
parry was mace up Of NJ. Du.
CLOS NJ Marty. and Angus, Lc-
ectur In May under Duclos
leadership the pa " had failed
,n.'efatly in snti.Ridgeway riots
Even worse. NJ. DucloS had been
caught az the scene and arrested
Parliamentary immunity had
always saved the leaders before
oui II IS not applicable if Caught
IN the act" and this apparently
was the case.
The picture OF NJ. Duclos ,hus
caught and lauguishine in iaIl
brought ridicule. which IN
France. kills politically more
quickly than anything. lie final.
y got out because Of some cues
tlon as 10 how much he was
caught in the act. but the DAMAGE
mad been done The ridlcule even
gave the National Assemble
enough confidence TO star, nro.
&C ceedinss to lift his immun;,v
This is still in progress.
The subsequent efforts 70 c.n
strike to free Duclos" had
neen an even more dismal fa,,wr o
man the riots. This onlv broush,
me party chief that much law.
Then IN September came The
= exposure" Of NJ. Mertv and NJ
alllon' leaders for 20 wear. =,
me Top level and hard.boi,sd
loyalty. ""ques'ioned
They had both men in the
slack Sea mutiny Of the Fren" 's
Fleet in 1919. NJ. Tillon had heen
vreaniz ng genius in the
french Resistance during ,hs
war war which NJ. MARTY. after the
BLACK Sea muiiny. had been =
paei''s' agitator In the French
army had spent nine wears In
'coniinusd en- Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Christian Science World Healing

The European religions have tragic record OF failure
Ito lberae their Adams and Ewes from the devanimal
magnetism the mortal carnal so-caed mind and its
yulsions,
And the same for maieria medca and the kind ~
thinking il promotes disobeyng the law OF God found m
the Apostle Paul words BE absent from he body md
present with the Lord
And Jesus John :63 K c 81: 1T the spirit that
quckeneth the flesh prohteth nothing: the words that
speak unto you. they spirit. and they are life
Incidentally King Asa. 2nd Chr. 18th b.. like Mus
Solni and FDR sought not unto the Lord but unto the
and all three died tragicAlly-Blind leaders
of the blind!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Xxx, with true discernmeni ana
sdon.. II enables one 70 face
.iaai.,rs BE- they personal ma
,icrsl. or international. with con'-
pa>uro and 10 swslt their eoui'-
sa.s solution. confident mat since
Ged. good made nothre unlike
y .>elf evil is unreal powerless.
II one VINO j. .mbued ~.ih these
.pa'tal fscis "M.nd', control
ever 'hc universe including man,
~ longer an open question.
uN IS denon,trsble Science -
Mry Baker Eddy, the DiscoN-
,le and Founder Of Christian
science. declares on page III II
Science and Health with Key 20
ne s. piuo>
Luke records tnai iho MISSION
o. the coming MESSIAH was ds-
.cr bed bv the. father 81 John the
Baptist Zschsriss said that
Christ Jesus. the Wsv-shovel.
vas 10 give light 10 them tnet
80 IN darkness and in the shad-
ow OF death. 20 guide our ieet
alto the way OF peace
Christian Science. based a. IL
IS on the words AND works Of
Crris' Jesus. is demonstrating
nat ner's feet cen bSguiued
nto the way Of peace a. man.
K nd looks 10 God. Spirit, rather
;han 10 matter fol it The .ecog-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
AMONG uIcHLrcHTs OF PICKETT RECEPTION

This writer enjoyed much an exchange OF view
dear southern lady OF three score years ana
sdmrer OF Abraham Lincoln Sne ! hlpH :; co., hin
CO. an dear new President Esenhower-and i LOT III,
cardless of which party he might have been anla'ea
And she also said she believed he may be our oeS'
president since Lincoln
, ~ the Pickett newlyweds. which was hed al 'hei,
Nom. on last Saturday evening The gathering
large crowd OF lovely people-Iruly MANY peau''u ~
and useful gifts received
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

II was in this manner. that
he cured the man al the pool
Of Bethesda, without heed
ing 10 the murmurs OF those
around him. who did not
want 10 admit that he WAS
the Christ. the son of God.
The accurate. keen spiritual
understanding Of "Our Fa-
Their Mother God. all-har-
monious." unwarped by hu-
man fantasy. enabled the
Master. to heal the Cen
turion's servant. by merely
saying the Word.
Christian Science teaches:
Resist evil-error of every
sort-and il will flee from
you. Error is opposed to
life. We can. and ultimately
shall, so rise as to avail our
selves in every direction OF
the supremacy of Truth over
error, Life over death. and
good over evil, and this
growth will go on until we
arrive at the fullness Of God
idea and no more fear
that we shall be sick and die.
Inharmony Of any kind in
wolves weakness and suffer
ins,--a loss OF control over
the body" MARY Baker
EDDY, Science g. Health
d. 4O6. n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
CHRIST AEALED THE
CENTURION'S SERVANT

Although the Centurion
was repentant of his sins. he
had strong faith when he
sent word that he did not
feel worthy tn; Christ
should enter und, roof .
but say in a wol ID my
servant shall be healed. :"
And after the Centurion
said:
"For ! also am a man get
under authority, having UNI
der me soldiers, and | say
unto one, Go. and he goeth;
and to another. Come, and
he cometh; and to my SER
want. Do this, and he doeth
it,"
He marvelled at him,
and turned him about, and
said to the people that FOL.
lowed him, IL say un,o GU
] have not found so /
faith, no not in Israel.
And they that were ,ent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
A Testimony
The following testimony on
Christian Science is reprinted
from the Christian Science
orls.nal Tesiimony In Csrmanl


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
GOOD REPORTS

Even in our daily work
we are brought into conlsa
with many good reports. d,
the power of Truth Over
error. Just last week. a youn,
man who works in a BRAN,
Library. OF the Detroit puL
lie Library came into Nj
Tribune office on bushes
When he saw the Bible. hi
Christian Science testboa|
and Christian Science lite
ature. he made commem.
and related a true story A
his uncle having been he'll
ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

disturbing 'oi the French Com
nlunlsis. o. which The Moscow
announeemenis Is only the latest.
include:
The Prague trial Of Rudolf
slansky aud vladimir Clements.
The dropping OF the two
meet w pogiani French party
leEte,, Andre Mtriv and Charles
Illlon hcclusc OF "iraciioral'Sm :"
a-Thc sh.4p drop IN p. estige
and inilu'uce @. the present pa. ty
ltatcr " D. los GLOWING he
.a'luie ~ ne aou-Ridqeway
demonstration. IN MAY and the
arrest of NJ nuclos.
4-The ger al consensus from
both p.~iy and sniipsr,y sources
that the French Communist
party now has from 10 70 % per
cent Of 6 ranks filled Wyh in
formers or agents Of either the
NJ oe ~ opposition political
parties.
sideehssd' Shattered
To appreciate the impact OF
the Prague trial. il mus, Be re-
membered that Czechoslovakia
held a very special place with
the Western European nations
II was a western bridgehead into
Eastern Europe It's people belong
culiurally and politically 10
Western Europe in the ewes ~
Western Europeans.
Thus. when the Prague triais
Were announced. there was sharn
Interest al Communist head.
quarters here. Having so long
been able 10 develop . com
portable communism" in the sof,
nn7 nevible atmosphere Of
France. the French Communists
smllinHly awaited H. confIden,
That their chief press relation.
man there, Andre Simon. would
give them the inside information
me first minute he could
Then came the shock TIA,
rocked headquarters here. NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
CHRIST JESUS is THE REDEMPTION
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The Spirit of Christ today, has not varied II i; A.
spiritual back ground of the Mind which was in Chr
Jesus that have with the true healing power And
vas thru the reality of the Mind that Christ
dempton and salvation and he able to change hum
thinking in a moment from sickness into good health
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
WHAT? A PARTY WITH NO LIQUOR?

The Publishers most precious sister entertained :.
adivd IN their beautiful Crosse Poine Park hom,
moNtheNe of tie guests eed the good time the
vel having and how much ENJOYABLE they found
the varied mixture Of fruit Juices wIn gnser ale t.is
alcoholic beverages.
Remember Pearl Hsrbor the gift of the alcohol and
tobacco users.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
SUNSHINE ALONG THL Wal
EIGHTY AND SIXTY MEET

= . l.I. The her day bttWttI q. - -,
n ms yery Respondent and DISCOURAGED bu. VIII MI
parted her attitude had changed M br 0esn"
over MANY VI - ,ras sunsh me along the way
I tpd her what Christian Science had done Tor our
family and doing for the DetrT. ,bat sbe was
her face lighted up and she eN"eNSF' '''"'
grateful inspired. and thrileo'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Impossible Happens

Then up came Atihul LONDON :
name as another defendant But
L6ndon is great Stalin.st md
was one OF our best compan ons
IN the French Underground dur.
ing TIE war. Impossible" ea.pcd
The party leaders.
When Clements. a FREQUENT
visitor 10 France, great friend Of
ne leaders here. and . man
above suspicion here was also
named, the blow became staa.
gerine. Maybe being a commu.
nisi was serious business after
~ and FAR from the French yer.
sion The uneasiness Of the ao.
eumulailon OF the previous events
became haunting.
This trial was followed as none
DINER before by the French Com.
munls' Party. And as its mem.
oers saw what previously had
been considered bizarre Eastern
European psychological deforma-
uons unrolling right in Prague.
with their own friends and com.
rades playing the fantastic roles
OF confessing culprits and asking
Tor capital punishment the
french Communists really did
some double takes The hnal
Judgment and then quick exseu.
Ton OF ii men only a week Later
completed the education of :
French Conrn,r,.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
A MAN HEALED, AND
RAISED TO HIGH
POSITION


He said his uncle had
been i'll, and had during the
illness, lost much Of his
material wealth, and did !
not know where to turn.
Somehow he was led to the |
study Of Christian Science,
and il was not very long
that he regained his heslths
He said he was placed ID
an executive position, end
earned more than he had BE-
fore. The young man con
p'imented us on the wca
we are doing, and also aa
that he felt confident tEt
he, and his new co.worEr
in the Library, would
successful. For he na
"v''en we have the coyr
of God fearing ~
p e, and trust in God, WIN \
bound to be successful w.
continued, I'VE are sure I'D
we can make our brsneh
brary rate among the bsai
the city Of Detroit"
Yes. the young ex-Korf
War soldier. can make b 81
position one OF the best, ID
AS his uncle made his,-iiA
will study. the Bible. al
Christian Science. and q
the Truth. as he understand
he is bound TO succeed.
As a matter Of fact. o \
writer knows that il !, cf
that wren God move, ona
the Spirit. and 10, one le.Ia
a little about that NA
which was i'm Chris. JeA
the peace that passes hun
understanding begins 70 4
n'ade manifest in human y
ciety.
The Spirit with u., lnn4l
Christ Jesus. the waysAo'e
points out the way An ~
one learns that in nil@
evil has no actual q'''
Whatever his work may Y
ones Job is to lei God ~
his employment - hour
day. and as he does TINS
finds himself far underV'
towards the goal Of suce'1
in his work.
The work may be see'i'
ing to the need. II may
healing the sick, or help
to heal a sick business, Won
ing in industry, or helps
to heal the thought Of
erty. Or prevailing aga
the united kingdom OF er'
For error cannot cont
to be united when God
in, and one learns tina.
and error 10 unreal. He's
only Spirit. Yet II is pre-
only when one perm'"
to use him, and fears 20
take his stand on the go
good, and be still and
that the power Of Goo
the only everlasting p''
oTh> ..r...;tv for
lifting the race Is tam
the fact that Mind can .
for Mind can impsrt
instead of impurity, sire.
and health instead Of ds'
Truth IL an alternative =
entire system, and can
Il, every whit who'
(Scicnce q Health p
Mary Baker EddyJ =.
Truth will forever y
ish through intelligent
Il. Mind. W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Simon turned up on the list Of
defendants. This can't be" said
the French Communists. "Why.
he was correspondent for Cc So,r
Tor years. We know him. This is
impossible They mus, be ms
t.i.o,,sr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Now II this had come in
normal period. IL would nav.
been hard enough 70 take pr,
y csne IN The middle % : osnL'
rupicy Of French communi,,
rafy leadership which alresdv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

returning to the house, fouS
the servant whole that hi
been sick"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Events Pile Up

nize the deceiifulness OF mortal
sense and I am filled with the
hope that my life will be "as
The shining light that sh.neth
more and more unto the perfect
csy' PROV t.iSl Berlin Ger.
MANY, February 1858 journal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
President Eisenhower S
Message
DIgIvE'LY ASPIRING!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s.
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
h.,nor;on., ~ is Science and Health with KEY to
N. Scr;,ture. bv MARY Baker Eddy) with world
message and mission who .Il-b, the grace of God
do Frueha uf Martin Luther lob in this age :! And
Hovi Science & Health our textbook is Gods Lib
.,s,or o. Ths Bible
LIcurp AND TRlFR REPRESENTATIVE OF
con THAN THF POPE OF ROME! AND HIS
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
THE following article written by
Volney D. Hurd is reprinted
from the Christian
Science Monitor

PARIS. Moscow, ,ua. e thst
soviet physician. wrr uti ty
foes % Russia 10 l.ot ~, 5ig.
name Communists. ,sn.ns Just
when The French umunisi
leader Maurice Tho A. least
slN weeks overdue uu more
than two wears OF m,taL treat
mcn' IN Moscow Is n4t one OF a
whole series Of events winch have
badly shaken the French Com
munist Party.
The passing OF George DIM.
trov. Bulgarian Communist lead.
er- in 1919, wh 10 under medical
care IN Moscow has often been
recalled here when the Theorez
case wa mentioned This was
brought wildly TO the fore in
last weeks report from Moscow
because the death certificate Of
Dimi'ov was sigred bv thee OF
The nine doctors now named by
Moscow as criminals
Events Pile Up
Lasr September the acting
French party leader. Jacques
Duelos. solemnly promised that
NJ. Thorez would be in France
Tor the Dec. G reunion Of the
central committee. However. NJ
Ihoref was not there and there
has been complete silence re.
garding him since well before
mat date. II was against this fact
that the Moscow blast came.
The other events. decided,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
BRITAIN AND THE LOW COUNTRIES HAVE rurIR
WORST STo0M IN SEQ YEARS

Prayers and compassion flow from all right-mnde,l
persons TO the tragic victims oi--NOT AN ACT OF con
but eonvus'on OF collective human conscio snsss
mental phenomenon, made visible
COULD disaster like this or World Nnr e
real aud actual in the perfect all space-consuming uni
wise 81 our ai-wse. all-oving. spowerfu Father
Mother God. a-.' .onouS''p Most assuredlv not,
II Paul said. THE thing. seen are tsmpura! 80.
tai and mythical, Gods Christ Science demonstrating
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

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4, sra Smart
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Truth will forever M M
ish through intelligent N
For in the divine Mind '"
IL no evil at all.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Fashion Notes

Of note. was to be in Washington,
presenting her summer collec-
ton.
To Mildred O'Quinn the SYM
Dol of regal Splendor and graci-
business is England's young Queen.
Because the influence of the cor
onation is being felt in so many
fashion areas, Miss O'Quinn de-
cided not only to accept it but
to dedicate her entire summer
collection of important occasion
clothes to the Queen.
In this collection she features
pencil slim silhouettes or the pic
ture-pretty extremely full skirts.
There is nothing, however, ex-
aggerated about any Of her de-
signs, since perfect taste is her
criterion, and. whether designing
afternoon dresses or exquisite
dinner and ball gowns, she al
ways manages to have this fact
uppermoSt.
A number of the beautiful
dresses taken to England by Mrs.
Winthrop Aldrich, wife of the
new Ambassador to Great Brit
ain. were designed by Miss
O'Quinn.
Miss O'Quinn's fabulous bridal
gown with a cathedral train now
a permanent part of the exhibit
in the Costume Institute of the
Metropolitan Museum was a fea-
ture of her Washington showing.
It will be returned to the Co.'S
tune Institute again.-E. s.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
jealousy of New Baby

still he held on. There. now"
said mother. Let me go and see
how your little sister is doing"
She took the baby from grand
mothers arms and at once little
brother went into a tantrum.
And I thought I had headed this
Off" lamented his mother.
Sometimes possessiveness can
not be headed off by words. II
requires experiences to soften 1t.
Try letting such a child help his
mother care for the baby. Come
help me get the baby bathed.
DEAR" mother might say. IF
you will stand by me and hand
me the sponge, the powder, and
the blanket-that will be a great
help. You and I working to-
gether will manage her."
The idea that the baby is help
less, that little brother can be
of assistance. that mother wants
him close to her, sharing her
task with him, soothes his
wounded feelings. A hearty
THANK you. sonny-how could
I ever do without you" adds the
cream to the cake.
OF course. sharing the task
with a fumbling child is not too
helpful to the operation. but
the result is likely to pay off in
terms of peace and goodwill. 1t
is a tightening bond In family
unity.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
By Angelo Potri

When the new baby was on the
way, mother tried to prepare her
3-year-old son for the addition
to the family. She told him that
he would have a brother or sis
ter who, in course of time would
be his playmate. She emphasized
how interesting it would be for
him to have a brother or sister,
and that he would enjoy helping
her care for the newcomer. Little
Brother seemed pleased and
agreed to do all he could.
BY and by mother brought the
baby home. Grandmother was
there to help, and when mother
was resting in her room, granny
brought in the baby to introduce
little brother to her. But to the
surprise of father and grand
mother, the boy stamped out of
the room slamming the door
Nov what?" father exclaimed
"Oh, he will get over it," said
grandmother. cts just the first
shock of being displaced as the
only child in the house. AS soon
as his mother gets about the
house, he'll change-you will
see."
Mother came downstairs later
and Little Brother rushed to he1
and threw his arms about her
He was hugged and kissed and