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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

An example of the local boy
who makes good, DR.. Markham
often "reminiscences of his ell
ementary school days at Parlin
and Horace Mann in Everett,
and Dwight in Boston. He sold
newspapers during that period
to help with his education ex-
penSes. He was graduated from
English High and then from
Smith University in 1912. Ed
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

GOVERNOR HERTER RECEIVES
of
aona Tor Colod
be
of the
ntte EDWARD Of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
BOSTON
BAKED
BY MABE KoUNTzE

AAAAlAAaaazsa41 stsa5
He who will not reason is
bIgOt; he who cannot is a
TOOL, and he who dares not is
a slave
Sir William DrummOnd
ST, PATRICK'S DAY next
week is not exclusively the
property of the Irish. My own
father from GordonSvlIIe. Vir-
GINA, was born March II, and
we used to give him st. Patrick
Day cards and a dinner de-
corated with shamrocks. NV
parents had ten children and
when their early home burned
down, an Irish family gave up
their beds and slept on the
floor. So my fondness for the
Irish is sincere. I enjoy Irish
food, music, barney, banter,
and bluff.
THE IRONY of the current
Mccarthy Eisenhower Repubh-
can Party split is that Nc
earthly is too broadly cOndem-
ming "Other people" for the very
things inherent in the Irish
race; the love of freedom, free
dom Of mind, freedom of speech
and the demand for social re-
forms. The Senator is not truly
symbolic of his people. Some.
where, somehow, he has gone
'Iace curtain"
THE IRISH political and re-
ligiouS expressions, plus the di-
visions of the people and ia
mines III the soil, have produced
among these people some of the
most militant outspoken peo-
pie in history. They were call
ed radicals" and "SubverSive"
by the British. They were con-
stantly Qike CClored) demand
ing social reforms. They had
radical PARTIES like the CT
tizens Army, the Home Rulers,
the Sim Fem Party and the
Black g. Tans.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

THE FREEDOM suppression
associated with Mccarthy was
once used by the British against
most Irish leaders. Among
various Irish champions who
were called radicals" were
such patriots as Mcneil and
John Redmond (Home RulerS) !;
James Larkin and Jim Connolly
Citizens Army; Arthur Grit
fifth Of the Sim Fem; john
Boyle O'Reilly, (The Pilot and
even the modern Irish cham
pion, canon DeValera. That's
all history Joe should read.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

THE AFRICAN and Asiatic
expressions by Britain and other
Western Powers are so well
known to ireland that no true
"SOa of the Sod" can ever up
mold any similar oppression of
any other race or creed and
call himself a Christian. Ire
land, like India, is to-day
cleverly divided with a reli-
giOuS bOundarf. Ireland like
Africa has fought for Home
Rule and seen its patriots shot
down as radicals" like the
Mau ,Maus and Indo Chinese.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

THE BRITISH utilized Irish
and Scottish troops to keep
down" the natives of foreign
lands But Western Powers
have also useo Africans and
Asiatics for the same "Uncle
Tom" roles against their fell
low downtrodden) When an
Irishman joined the advocates
of oppression, Jim Curley call
ed them "1ace curtain" Tan
Yanks use the word Uncle
Tom. Unfortunately both the
Irish and colored people have
had their share. 1t has hurt us
both.
JOHN MCCORMACK has al
ready spoken his piece con-
corning the unpopularity Of Sc
nator McCarthy's methods
There are many other great
and sincere Irishmen who can
only see great harm and dis
unity coming to this and any
other nation by such tactics
The Irish people have had to
fight intolerance. No true Irish
man can condone intolerance
whether it is. by Joe Mccarthy
or Joe Stain. The net result
Is the same.
JIM CURIEY, John J NC.
COrmack, the late Maurice TO
bin, former Gov Paul A. Dever
and young John Kennedy, are
all included in the long list
of fine Irish Americans whose
democratic ideals and actions
have won warm friends among
MANY natiOnaiities and minor
ity groups. These men never
forgot the values of freedom.
They never famed the flames
Of disunity They kept the
faith of ST. Patrick as it should
be; charity for all.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13

He who will not reason is
a bigOt; he who cannot is a
fool, and he who dares not is
a slave
Evening star., 1954-07-18
SHOWER cURTAMa.

mrs. N. N. L.. Stlver Spring.
Sometime ago I saw an
article In the Clearing House
on how to repair q plastic
shower curtain when the top
piece which contains the eye
lets for the hooks is badly
torn, but ! didn't clip it. My
shower set is in very good
shape except for about five
eyelet holes being completely
torn out, which means IL will
soon be Of no use to me If 1t
isn't repaired.
Would some kind person
who sent in the remedy for
this situation please send it in
again? # remember correctly.
you can get q top piece Of
plastic which contains the eye
let's and iron it on with O
warm iron. Is this correct?
Also, I would like to add that
! had difficulty in getting my
shower curtain nice and clean
despite all the detergents !
tried until I started using very
hot water and a cleaner start
ing with IS" containing six
letters and ending with "X,"
plus a detergent. Now my cur
tain comes out looking like
new.
Evening star., 1954-07-18
CRUMB CAKE.
Mrs. S. u, Washington

For Mrs. w. L. S., Mount
Rainier: This recipe for
crumb cake is inexpensive but
very good. I have made 1t
many times. One cup sugar,
2 cups flour. 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powder. pinch salt, u
pound butter (not oleo), 1a
teaspoon vanilla, ! egg, milk.
Before starting to make, mix
up " or more chopped nut
meats, grated peel of large
orange, some cinnamon and
sirup and set 1t aside.
Mix and sift dry ingredients.
Cut in butter with pastry
blender. Beat egg lightly in
measuring cup and fill cup
with milk. add vanilla and add
to dry ingredients and butter.
Pour mixture into two we'll
creased layer cake pans.
Sprinkle nut mixture on ton
OF each and bake in 35O-de-
gree oven about is or 1S
minutes.
Evening star., 1954-07-18

You can have q better time
with young-loolxing hair! So, if
you have q single gray hair or a
million, just wet it with cANUTE
WATER. A few applications will
re-color it completely, similar to
its former, natural shade. After
that, attention only once .
month will keep it young
looking forever!
Your hair viii keep its natu-
rally soft texture and lovely new
color even after shampooihg,
perspiration, curling or waving.
It remains clean and natural to
the touch and looks natural in
any light.
Evening star., 1954-07-18
Readers Clearing House Conducted y Betsy cAs~ul
PHILADELPHIA.


tMtos IL IN. a., AFtJHVLOn.J
In answer to the questions
posed by Mrs. T. B., Hyatts-
vile, in a letter appearing in
the RCH, ! have recently
moved to Virginia from Phila-
delphia. after living Is years
in that city. From my own
experience. I should say that
the cost of living index for
Philadelphia and Washington
are about on a par, with a
few minor exceptions. There
is no overabundance Of
apartments and some owners
have compunctions about leas-
ing to couples with small chill
dren or pets. Two-bedroom
apartments. pleasantly situated
in a nice neighborhood are
generally available for $85-$90
q month.
There are a number Of very
pleasant suburbs, all easily ac-
ceSsible to the center of town
by commuter trains. Anywhere
along Philadelphia's Main
Line" that is, Ardmore, Mar
berth, Bala, Cynwyd, Wynne-
wood or Bryn Mawr, would be
particularly desirable. On the
other side of the city Swarth-
more, Springfield. Upper Dar-
by, Ridley Park or Lansdown
are equally nice.
I would suggest that note
to the Philadelphia Chamber
Of Commerce would bear some
fruit. Not to be overlooked as
a help to the newcomer are
the city's two newspapers,
the Evening Bulletin and
the Philadelphia Inquirer. I
hope I have been of some
help to Mrs. T. B. and I wish
her loads Of luck in the "City
Of Brotherly Love-"
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CHILDREN'S THEATRE.
a. c. D. r.. ArHngton.)
Rehearsals for the Children's
Theatre sponsored by the
Arlington County Department
Of Recreation and Parks are
being held at the Health De-
partment auditorium on each
Monday and Wednesday after
noon at 2:15 pm. Any child
interested in participating in
the activities of the Children's
Theatre is invited to come to
the Health Department at that
time. RehearsalS for an lend
Of the summer pageant" the
story Of Arlington. are now
in order. More children are
needed - all age groups are
welcome. The Childrens Thea
ire has four productions annu-
ally. Children Of the theatre
write monthly bulletin flyer
and it is published by the
Recreation Department.
X y y
CAR BLESSING?
(B. S. B., Washington
AS always the Clearing
House gave me the informa-
tion I asked for-the house
blessing and where to buy old
fashioned graham flour. B. L.
B.. Arlington, who sent the
verses by Arthur Guiterman,
mentioned having a car "bless-
ing" That surely is timely. I
wish the Clearing House would
print that. viii B. L. B. please
send 1t in?
Evening star., 1954-07-18
GINGERBREAD MEN?
(MrS. H. B., Wushinpton. J

=
VIII somebody kindly send
in a recipe for gingerbread
men? This is a molasses dough
cut in the shape of little men,
with eyes of raiSins, etc. Small
children dearly love these big
cookies and / haven't seen q
recipe for the dough anywhere.
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PLAY SCHOOL.
mrs. A. D. r., Seat PleGsdnD
The Lanham Cooperative
Play Center (kindergarten)
will hold registration for chill
dren 5 years old by January /,
1855, at their monthly meeting,
$3.50 pm, Thursday, July %.
1854. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Jayne de Silva, 1919 Firms
lane, Lanham, Md. Any in
terested parents are invited
to attend. For further infor-
nation please call Mrs. Annie
Ruth Sessums, WArfield Z
3lo0.
Evening star., 1954-07-18
WHAT TO CHARGE?

N40IOs ~ AsS w WUotktfsvtOf1
! would like to have some
help with q problem ] have.
I rent an apartment to an en-
ployed couple with q teen-age
child. They have requested
recently to have me serve them
their evening meal. don't
know what I should charge.
I do not want to make 1t an
exorbitant fee. yet ] do want
to at least make my expenses.
I also have been doing their
bed linens. towels and clothes
with my own wash. What
should ! charge for this serv-
ice?
It seems that regardless Of
what kind Of problem any one
has there is always some ready
and helpful answer in the
RCH. I do hope some folks
will advise me as soon as pos
sible.
Evening star., 1954-07-18

Safe! Skin Test NOT Needed
Canute Water is pure, color.
less and crystal-clear. II has .
remarkable record Of 40 years
without injury to 4 single
user. In fact, scientific
research at one of AmericaS
Greatest Universities proved
Canute Water perfectly harms
less.
Ne Other Product
REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Can Make All These clalms
7fapplication size &I.as at
any drug store in the u. S. "A.
Evening star., 1954-07-18

THIS IS III The miracle you've been
hearing about :. the private formula
Max Factor created to hide dark circles,
lines, blemishes from the merciless scru-
tiny of the motion picture and television
cameras. Of all the exclusive prepara-
tions Max Factor created for the glamour
industries, ERAcE is probably the one
product the great beauties Of screen and
TV rely on most to stay lovely, day in,
day out. And now this same wonder
working product is yours in form as
easy to use as lipstick.
IMAGINED Just few strokes of ERACE
and instantly. effectively, the flaws that
mar your beauty can be banished from
sight. And you don't change your fav-
orite way of applying your makeup.
For ERAcE is not a cosmetic you use
ERACE only s0here 1t is needed, before ap-
plying makeup or s0ithout any nsGke-up.
Evening star., 1954-07-18
cool, crisp and perky
In regular and half sizes
cotton 4
dresses
e....*e:.~ 3.2'
2 for 600

1. embroidered look In Velveray
An expensive embroidered look,
for just pennies, in this sun froek
with raised veIvety designs. Set
in waist band for fIotterine fit.
Button front, fIored skirt. Wash
able, of course. In red, black,
green, sizes Il to 20, l4h to
24h.
2. no-lron cotton pIIsse
Tack print that looks as cool as
it is in black, red or green on
white. Wide gored skirt, wide
shoulder strops, cuffed bodice.
Just tub it, and wear it, forget
ironing. Sizes II to 20, l4h to
24h.
Down Stoirs Store, Inexpensive Dresses
80. also Bethesda Budget Store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Week S Economic Pattern
from N. Y. Herald Tribune)

from N. T. Herald Tribvne)
PoWER-For the second successive week electricity out.
Pot in the United States climbed an slIme high. Pro
dveion in the week Of Aug 20 9227 900 klowaff
hours, an increase Of per cent year ago.
BUSINESS INDEx-The Herald Tribune index Of gen.
srs business advanced slightly TO 1922 per cent in the
week ended Aug H. against 1898 the preceding week and
ILLS year ago. " the fourth weekly gain in a row.
FARM PRicES-Fsrm prices advanced is per cent in
the month ended Aug. IS after twomonth Dip according
70 the Department Of Agriculture.
STEEL-SteeI production increased slightly last week
648 per cent Of rated capacity 900 tons against
63.s, or 900 tons. the preceding week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
"David's Victory Over Goliath

And when The Phisfne looked about and David
he ssdsned him. for he BUT YOUTH and rudy and
Of fs;T toVntensnce
And The Phisiine said unto David Am dog, that
thou contest 10 me with slaves? And the PHLlSTlNE
CURSED DAVID BY HIS GODS.
And The PhiIsne said 10 David Come 10 me, and !
will give thy flesh the fowls OF the air. and TO the
beasts OF The field.
Then said David 10 The Phis'ine Thou CONTEST TO
with sword and with spear and with shield: But
COME TO THEE IN THE NAME OF THE LORD OF HOSTS
THE GOD or THE ARMIES OF ISRAEL WHOM THOU
HAST DEFIEo.
This day will the Lord deliver thee into mine hand
and will sniie thee and take thine head from thee; and
will give the Of The host Of the Phistnes this day
unto the fowls air. wild beasts Of the EARTH
that eli the may know that there God in israeli
land ALL THIS ASSEMBLY SHALL KNOW THAT
THE LORD sAvETH NOT WITH SWORD AND SPEAR:
FOR THE BATTLE IS THE LORDS, AND He WILL
GIVE you INTO OUR HANDS.
And David put his hand in his bag and took thence
ore and sIsnq H. and the PhiIsne in his fore
had ,hs, The stone into his forehsad and he fell
hi, face 70 The earth" u Sam. l7:4247, AZ
" 500 David prevailed but there no sword
In the hand Of David.
v sI-"Therefore David ran and stood upon the Phil
,.;. .,d took his sword and drew out OF the sheath
.Ls md sIew him and cut of his head Herewith. And
,h. phiJ,,ne. saw their champion dead, they Ned
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Mental Poison of Traitorous, Devil S
Democratic Psychology, Mentally
Assassinates' Senator Maybank,
At ST.
The Devil Taking A Dozen Years!
Died Unexpectedly!

The devils Democrats desperate, hungry, and
psnieky for powees, sabotage anything deceive the
voers-ivst in l92s29 after Herbert Hoover defeated
Democrat Roman Catholic, Al Smith. for the Presidency.
The devil then sabotage the Coolidge
prosperity And when the Democrats succeeded in gaining
control Of Congress in 1890 the sabotage Of the Coolidge.
Hoover prosperity would be eompetedl
And with the election Of physical moral, intellectual.
spiritual cripple. r. D. r. November 1892, the devil would
take complete control Of Government for 20 years
r. o. R. Immediately and privately recognized the Com.
munst vnates, criminals, mvrderers! contrary the
judgment Of best Americans The Republican Party had
BEEN and continued 10 be- utterly opposed recognizing
these gangsers, thugs international bandits CRIMINALS
and LUNATIcSl who had ESCAPED FROM THEIR KEEP.
ERSI
COMMUNIST. JuoAIc. rRAlroRous CONSPIRACY
oN-FULL BLASTS TO TAKE OVER
CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATIONS
Judas Annss, caaphss ype-treason TO God and man
gets into high gesr'l!
The DEVILS demagose Democrats showed a psnieIy.
freasonovs behavior bill TO outlaw the Communist Pay!
contrary advice Of President Eisenhower and j. Edgar
Hoover with whom, in moments high ranking Demo.
ersfs had been in agreement
Hitler perfected the BIG LIEF The franklin amor.
Harry Protestant spiritual sdverers praetieed the big lie
for years.
There was that gigantic frsud-Hoovers depressonl--
product Of traitorovs, Democratic saboisseI!!
(See Tho DEVILS Democrats. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Issiah's Revelation
From God

't't'' s~N"St'''t'
From God
COME NOW, AND LET
US REASON TOGETHER
SAITH THE LORD: Though
your sins be as scarlet, they
shall be as white as snow,
though they be red like Grim
son, they shall be as WOOL.
The story may be read in
the first chapter of Isaiah, for
he saw through Spirit, not
matter, mans redemption.
Zion shall be redeemed
with judgment. and her con.
verts with Righteousness. I"
lisa. l:27.
Christ Jesus came through
Spirit; he was able to heal
every sort of disease, and give
sight to the blind, through
SPIRIT
Jesus Heals Blind Man
When blind Bartimaeus
heard that Jesus was nearing,
he was told TO hold his peace;
but he cried the more: Thou
son of David. have mercy on
me-"
The story tells Us. Mark
1851. And Jesus answered
and said unto him. What will
thou that | should do unto
thee? The blind man said unto
him, Lord. that ! might re.
eeive my sight.
And Jesus said unto him,
Go thy way; thy faith hath
made thee whole. And immed-
lately he received his sight,
and followed Jesus in the
way
Evil not being an individ-
ual, we learn the nothingness
of evil through the study of
Christian Science; divine Love
takes away even the quality
of evil. For as human think
ing is cleansed, hearts and
minds of men and women are
opened to understand Truth,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
300 Million to Half Billion S
Hurricane! Never Happened!!!
in the Sight Of God!

ALL SPACE-EMBRACINC, AND VISION, AND
ALMIGHTY POWER OF "OUR FATHER-MOTHER
GOD ALL-HARMONIOUS'! THE HURRICANE
A GIGANTIC MOVING PICTURE OF VISIBLE
MORTAL THOUGHT IN COLLECTIVE HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS - BUT A GIGANTIC M-Y-T-HlN
SUBSTANCE is INFINITE SPIRIT, MIND,
SOUL, THE ONE AND ONLY IN THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSEl - THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE AND
REAL PARENT! - GOD, HIMSELF WHO is LOVE,
INDESTRUCTIBLE LIFE, POSSESSED BY HIS
CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL CREATION, COMPLETELY
POPULATINC THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
NO HUMAN ADDITION EVER WAS ORIS-
POSSIBLE! THE HUMAN is A M-Y-T-Hl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

and Truth does away with eI
cry false belief. Spirit beir,|
Gods Word, and revelation \
man gives protection, coursa|
and strength. The revelatIu,|
OF Spirit visits human con.
seriousness and lifts man ID
above every iota of evil.
Christian Science reyeaz
the Christ Spirit healing nd
sick, raising the dead, aM|
casting out devils, Through al
vine Spirit, and not matter. |
Mrs. Eddy states on p,s|
234 of Science and HssIk |
I'VE should become more ri
miIiar with good than with
evil, and guard against i,a
beliefs as wstehfvlIy as vi
bar our doors against The pI
proach OF thieves and mr.
derers.
III mortaIs would ken
proper ward over mortal min.
the brood OF evils which iniHl
il would be cleared out. VI
must begin with this so-esIs}
mind and empty II Of SID
sickness, or sin and siekntil
will never cease"
Practice Is Best
Today as in all times, amorI
the greatest needs is the pra|
tice of divine Truth and LORI
these guide us into the spha /
of spiritual intelligence whrs
there is no mortal ignorancl
of the Truth. In this deGgh
full state of right reasoning
lies the greatest and fulleS
way of improving the hum'i
race.
Individual Right Thinking
II is through individual
right thinking with spiritual
evolution that the enemy OIL
human error will be elinf|
mated. We prove by demon'|
stration. tn e Incompatible
knowledge we may gam
through Christian Science oe'
Continued on Page y 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

Christ Jesuit ye have faith grain Of mustard
seed, we shall movnsinsl
Verify verify, say unto you, He that beleveth me,
the works that do shall he do also and GREATER WORKS
than these shall he do; because unto my Father.
"If ye ask anything in Ny name (navrel ! will do ~,
The " is the triumphant. imPersonaI, the spiritual
Christ divine Representative OF Codhe true idea OF ovr
FaherAothe Cod sllharmoniovs"-"the Way the Truth
ond the Life"!-Jesvs
If ye love Ne. keep NY COMMANDMENT
u have given you POWER oil the (soeaIIed
POWER Of the enemysnd nothing shall by any hurt
you"l-Cod, TO Jesus TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Red Prisoners Of the Devil are
Frozen in a Se!f-Destruetive
Suicidal Psychology, Idiots 0losy!
AS Were Napoleon, the German
Kaiser, Musso|ini, Hitler, TOTO!

Red Cosihs and their espfives-and ell Of the human
being put through the 'wrinser-fhs combined
pressure OF God and the devin order TO force trsden
Of natural science technology human psychology for the
Incompatible wholly blssfu ndesfruefibe imperative Gods
Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah MlIennv
This Christening OF The Lord rDvins Loveo enables
ehsstened Adams and EvesrePentsnf snners-to grasp
sonship-daushferhood Of "FstherMothsr God
lharmoniovs"l-revesns ever-Present s-spaee sneom
passing heaven and eternal life, SATURATIkG every ofs
OF the vnversell-hvs destroying fear of-snd belief in
desfh!-fhe last enemy!
Roger Bsbson, Economic prophet Of ~ stock crash.
eitersfes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
The Why Of the Hurrieane!-

Every effect is a mental phenomenon The hurricane
reflected collective, unscienfc unChrske unspiritua
thinking leadership, prayers discipline, of the DEVILS
CHRIST VOID, ANTI CHRIST, JUDAS JUDAISM!-
Spiritual traitor God and civilization
sentng the Old Testament Prophets and the greatest
See The why of the Hurricane Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
ELocclNc PENALTY SELDOM NECESSARY
"Teen Gangs Unknown In Canada
BY WARREN sTRoMBERc

tReprintsd from the Detroit Free Prsss
THERE'S JUVENILE delinquency IN csnsds but packs
Of vicious baby ssnasfss like those which plague Detroit
are almost unhesrd Of.
CANADA TAKES A TOUGH VIEW or LAWBREAk.
ING WHETHER THE OFFENDER IS ADULT OR YOUNG
The fear Of logging TO be deterrent TO hoodVn'
isn-sIihovsh that's far from the whole story.
See-Teen Gangs Unknown in Canada - Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Labor Day Message by Eisenhower"
Reprinted from the Herald Tribvne)
Nv a Staff Correspondent

Reprinted from the Heraio iTioohe'
BY Staff Correspondent
DENVER Sept 4-President Eisenhower called today on
the citizens Of free country such The United States 70
give thanks that we live in country which vphods the
high belief that every citizen should have the right 10 seek
freely the work he wants 10 do
The text OF his Labor Day message reads;
ION this day all Americans again give thanks thar
We live in eovntry which vphods the high belief that every
citizen should the right to seek freely the WORK ne
wants 10 do.
ITO Al, the world wa have shown the incredible results
which can accomplished in land where every man can
choose the Job he wants-any Job for which his ability mrs
him. prepare himself for IT, and Join freely with his fellow
workers in common effort
"a slave state NAV force its masses british endless
toll But II can never produce that deep and tremendous
surge OF might which TO nation when each man
knows that he is driving wedge or blowing turrow or
operating lathe purely because ne Is tree man. ana mar
10 this endesvor he freely sets his hand
I'm this principle lies true and joyous strength, may
we recognize IL today with new conviction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Fear No EriI
By b. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
DEVOTION TO SPIRIT GUIDES
DIVINE LOVE HEALS EvEPv Evil

II has been we'll said, Mans extremity is God, oo
tunity" Isaiah saw through Spirit the coming Of Chris
redeem from the belief in matter as Substance n. 81
clearly through Spirit the redemption Of man. after eva.
material fhs failed him. When the people had gone s,,
rebeIing against Spirit, he called them to reason.