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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01

BY Ignacio A. ArZadOn
fmander, Rial Post 142, The
RriCan Legion. Public Relations
fer V.F.W.
ban Diaz is the new commander
BE second district, Veterans of
fign Wars, Department of
Rhington. He succeeds H. M.
kSdedt.
BE members of Seattle Post
\ WV. are especially proud,
salute Juan Diaz for his
evements.
Banquet and Ball
banquet and ball in honor of
ERmander Diaz land his CO.
Rers of the second district will
|feld on Saturday, July "a, at
pm. at the New Washington
III
Pmmander Diaz has plunged
his toughest assignment with
femendous show of confidence
Wgor. Both in public and in
fte, he works very hard. There
VERY evidence that he is en-
Pg life. In a sense, he spends
whole life in preparation for
such a glittering moment.
-FOUR Years Post Commander
Fderlying his career in the
w. Juan Diaz was a key fig
among those who organized
Seattle Post $500 in 1916,
r. membership is mostly Fill
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01
Information Please

Felix Pabros, a private in the
us. Army stationed in Japan,
wishes to know the whereabouts
of his father, Guillermo Pabros.
If you have any information on
this matter. kindly contact this
paper or the Philippine Consul
ate.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01
Miss Zandueta's Reception

A cocktail party from 4:3O
to 1880 pm. on July l will be
held at the China Lane to Gel
citrate the opening of Philippines
Unlimited and also honor Miss
Zandueta.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01
Mrs. Bryant Will
Run For Congress

Alice Franklin Bryant, foremer
resident f Negroes Oriental,
PHILIPPINES, last week announced
her intention of running for Con-
gress from the First District (Sea-
tile and Kitsap County,. In 1852
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01

HIGHEST BIDDER = IgnaciO
Navarette, who made the high
est bid on Queen-candidate RO-
sale Mendoza's box at a recent
box social, receives "the box
which contains special gift
from the candidate herself.
Note their smiles of victory and
contentment.
Photo by Funtanoz
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-06-01
|ipino Veteran Heads
Second District VIEW.

ipino war-tested veterans. He ser
we'd as Post commander for four
consecutive years; he served as
Evening star., 1954-05-06
THE EVENING STAR

washington, D. g.
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1854
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Chkistenberry Tells Of Probe,
Says No Fight Fix Was Found

the district attorneys Office
denied an investigation was un-
der way.
1--WE keep very close check on
all the fights" Christenberry
said. when we see the gam
bling odds f1uctuate, we often
have changed the complete set
of officials right at the ringside
Immediately before the bout
started. In one case I called in
a referee who had come as a
spectator and was sitting with
his girl friend"
1--WE work closely with all the
law enforcement agencies, al
though the commission has it's
own investigators and police
power for boxing itself.
But since these rumors con-
cerned all sports it seemed very
logical to call in the district
attorneys Office since it has
been active in other scandals.
Christenberry is in Paris en-
route to Monte Carlo for a meet
ing of the World Boxing Fedora
ton which opens tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Says 1t Happened Only Once
100000 Derby Crowds Rare,
Louisville Writer Comedies

Nation wide television of the
Derby. Fans could see the Derby
in their own living rooms. And
money this year isn't burning
holes in pockets. =.
$50 it's a great tribute to the
pulling power of the Derby that
the second biggest crowd turned
out for Saturdays glamour race.
There won't be any actual figures
published on the size of this
years turnout. But from what
we gather, it was only shade
under 100000. :"
McNerney didn't reveal the
source of his information on
attendance figures. Officials at
Churchill Downs, throughout the
8O-year history of the Derby,
have refused to divulge actual
attendance.
Churchill Downs officials had
no comment on the McNerney
column,
Evening star., 1954-05-06
W-LNineS Strengthens
VirginiaLeagueLead;
Carroll Undefeafed
Nozthern virginia Group I Standing.

Northern virginia Group 1 STANDINGS.
George. Wash 3
Defending Champion Wash
ington-Lee High School, which
is finding its victories harder to
come by after winning easily at
the start of the season, holds a
two-game edge over it's nearest
rival in the Northern Virginia
Group baseball standings with
the league schedule half over.
WI scored its fifth win in
six league games last night by
coming from behind in the ninth
for a 1919 decision over Mount
Vernon. Dave Brown pitched
the entire nine innings for the
Generals, allowing only three
hits but walking seven to stag
ger to his fourth straight victory.
Trailing, 9-8, in the bottom of
the ninth. wills outf1eld batters
came to the rescue. Pete Ward
singled and went to third on
Tom Huston's double and Phil
Palmer drove in both with an
other double to send the Majors
home with their third defeat in
six games.
Carroll continued undefeated
in Catholic League games by
downing laSt-place Mackin, ga.
Georgetown Prep routed Damian
Crane early and went on to a
1872 victory over Priory in an
other Catholic contest.
All other high school baseball
activity yesterday was outside
league play and resulted in
Eastern edging Suitland, 5-4;
Roosevelt shading DeMatha, 7-6;
Friends defeating Chamberlain,
To, Carver of Rockville losing to
Douglass, So, in Baltimore, Fair
fax beating western. 11-4, and
Baltimore Dunbar defeating Arm
strong, 4-3.
A game scheduled yesterday
between Gonzaga and Anacostia
at Anacostia was postponed to
this afternoon.
Today.
Gonzaga at Anacostia.
Dunbar at Phelps
Cardozo VS.. Armstrong at Brooks.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Dy the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. May g.
The turf editor of the Courier
Journal wrote today that. despite
numerous estimates to the con-
trary, there actually has been
only one Kentucky Derby crowd
of 100000.
Jerry McNerney said guesses
on last Saturdays crowd ranged
from the usual 100000 up to
10000. Actually, he wrote, the
only Derby crowd of 100000 was
in 1916.
THAT was the first Derby fol-
lowing the end of the war. Peo-
pie were starved for excitement
everybody wanted to go
somewhere to release pent-up
emotions. Money was plentiful.
1.-THE situation was entirely
different Saturday. People had
been able to go places as they
pleased for years. Something else
had been added since 46-
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Lundon School Netmen
Defeated by PIebes
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May g.
Navy's once-beaten plebe tennis
team gained it's third victory of
the spring yesterday with Lam
don School of Washington the
6-3 victim.
The visitors, led by Don Dell,
won the first singles and doubles
matches but were unable to cope
with Navy'S depth.
Singles.
Dell. Landon, defeated Hanvey. 7-5.
6@4.
Goggins. Navy, defeated Raynor. 60,
81
Howe, Navy, defeated Temple. 60,
Clark, Navy, defeated straley. 60,
g..
Robin, Lapsdons; defeated Tirschfield.
= Knapp, Navy, defeated Williams. 6-2,
Doubles.
Dell and Temple. Landon: defeated
Hanvey and Goggins, 6-3. Ct.
Clark and Jessup, Navy. defeated Ray.
nor and Straley, 60, 6-4.
Howe and Knapp. Navy, defeated vii.
: liams and Baskett 81, "a.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
CIV and Terp Mines
Seek Second Wins
On Successive DAYS

The George Washington and
Maryland baseball teams, victors
yesterday over Virginia and Johns
Hopkins, respectively, are in ac-
tion again today.
The Colonials play George
town at 4 pm. on the Hoyas'
Medical Field and Maryland is
host to Virginia at 3. The CIV
Georgetown game was originally
scheduled for the Ellipse.
The Colonials avenged an
earlier defeat by beating Virginia
yesterday. 5-t. Steve Bauk. who
lost the first meeting to Virginia,
was the winner although yield
ing 10 hits. CIV made only seven,
but three runs in the first in
ming, on triple by Paul Stroup,
singles by John Nedrow and Stan
Walowac and two errors and a
walk, were enough.
Maryland, with Pitchers Russ
Duffey and Bob Weiss yielding
three singles between them,
trounced John Hopkins, 1910.
Duffey gave up two hits in
seven innings. Catcher Jim
Faulkner led the Terp attack
with three hits in four attempts,
driving in three runs.
Hopkins executed a triple play.
In the fifth, with the bases load
ed. Jack Morgan flied to right.
The throw home caught Powell
Wrightson, attempting to score
from third. Hopkins catcher
then threw to the third baseman,
catching Bernie Faloney, who
tried to make it from second
after tagging up.
Howard brought its record up
to 81 with a 1873 victory over
Shaw, Maryland freshment de-
feated Montgomery Junior Col
lege. 9-6, and American U. de-
feated Catholic University, 1915.
The schedule:
TODAY.
Baseball.
George Washington VS.. GEORGETOWN,
Medical field. 4.
Virginia VS.. Maryland. College Park
Track.
George Washington at Washington
and Lee.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Duke at Maryland.
Catholic at Johns Hopkins
Howard at Naval Receiving
Mount St. Mary's at American.
Track.
CIAA meet at Morgan State College.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
GEORGETOWN at Loyola.
George Washington at West Virginia
Clemson at Maryland (2),
Hampden-Sydneya at American.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Minor LEAGUES
BY the Asseeioted Press

BY the Asseeioted Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
HOLLYWOOD, 10; San Diego, Z.
Portland. 9; Los Angeles. ..
Seattle. 4; Oakland, 3.
San laHFic2s Esnnsiss9 Z AssoelaTlos: sos5nTsPsS: s.
Tols;do,, l,;de,,,9 2; Kansas City, ?.
cconiiSabtus coiumbas, 5; isstdiaPPapCli:; 81. Papi' l.
Minneapolis. 13; Charleston. 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. H. Montreal. /.
Buffalo, is; Richmond, s.
Syracuse. 4; Havana, o.
Only games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, :; Fort Worth, O.
Dallas. IL; San Antonio, 1.
Oklahoma City. .; Shreveport, 1.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. ,; New Orleans. 0.
Mobile, s; Atlanta. Z.
Nashville, 3: Little Rock. 2,
Chattanooga. /: Memphis. 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany. s; Allentown. 4 90 inningsI. d.
Elmira, d; Williamsport. /.
Wilkes Barre, &; Binghamton. 8.
READING, 3; Schenectady. 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Charlotte s; Augusta. s d7-innins
le. CdlleQ cuTIeWl
Savannah. 4; Columbus, 3.
Jacksonville, s; Montgomery, B.
Macon. 4 Columbia. 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 4: Wichita, 3.
Lincoln, 10; Colorado Springs, 4.
Pueblo. ID; Omaha, 4.
~ PiEDMoNT LEAGUE. -
Newport News, 4: Norfolk. 2.
Lynchbure, 8. York. o.
Hagerstown, 9-3; Lancaster. 1-2.
Portsmouth, 8; Colonial Heights
eterSburg, 3.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

Montgomery Blair at Bladensburg.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Northwestern.
Gaithersburg at Shtrwood.
Tomorrow
Chamberlain VS.. Bell at Tech.
Eastern at Western.
Tech at Roosevelt.
Woodward Prep at Anacostia.
Wilson at George Washington.
Mackin at Phelps.
Dunbar VS.. Douglass at Brooks.
Sherwood at Poolesville.
Carver of Baltimore at Carver of
Rockville.
LaPlata at Lackey.
Gwynn Park at Charlotte Hall.
Surrattsville at Oxon Hill.
Frederick Sasscer at Laurel.
St, Johns at Washington-Lee pm.
Falls Church at Mount Vernon
Marshall at George Mason
Wakefield at st. Stephens, 3 pm
High.
- st, Anthony VS. Carroll at Turkey
Thicket
Gonzaga at st. Adams
Georgetown Prep at Episcopal.
SATURDAY.
Wakefield at George Mason. g pm
Gonzaga VS.. DeMatha at Taft Junior
Sanford DELI at Friends.
ST. James at Landon.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
B-CC Netmen Oppose
Terp Freshmen Today

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Schools tennis team will be out
for it's fourth straight victory
when it plays the Maryland
freshmen at College Park at
$3.50 o'clock today.
The Barons won their third
without loss yesterday, defeat
ing George Washington High.
81, on the Edgemoor courts.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Shuk, Nelson Tied
For Jockey Lead on
Last Day al Bowie

Bowie'S 21-day race meeting
ends today with the $4,000
added Bowie Handicap featured
and a ninth race carded as a
benefit for Mike Caffarella,
Jockey injured in a spill at the
track April 13.
Jockeys Nick Shuk and Eldon
Nelson are going into the final
program tied for riding honors
with IS winners. Nelson rode
two winners yesterday and Shuk
one.
Meanwhile, the Maryland State
Racing Commission prepared for
q hearing Monday in the case of
James P. Watts, trainer Of Will
See. The trainer was suspended
yesterday on a stimulation charge
after the Bowie stewards dis
qualified Will See as the winner
Of Saturdays $10,000-added Kin
dergarten Stakes. It was an
nounced that the purse would be
redistributed as follows: Powder
Flask, first ($9, ,200); Wreck Mas
ter, second $4,000; Fussy Lady,
third 10000, and Last Hello,
fourth ($750.
Owner Not Involved.
Powder Flask is owned by
Thomas T. Mott. Washington
businessman, and trained by
Judy johnson, we'll known in
Maryland racing.
Carl M. Graham of Terre
Haute, Ind, owner Of Will See,
a 2-year-old, was not involved
in the charge.
Watts, when questioned by
the stewards, denied any tam
pering with the colt. He said
Will See got a cut on his shoul-
der last Thursday and was given
a shot of penicillin. Watts con-
tended the penicillin contained
2 per cent procaine. The stew
ards said a urinalysis revealed
the presence of a drug resem-
bling procaine.
Graham explained Will See
got the shoulder cut from a nail
or some other sharp object in
his stall.
DR.. George Palmer, veteri-
marian, examined the colt and
recommended the penicillin al
though it was less than 48
hours before the Kindergarten.
Graham said Palmer had agreed
to go before the commission and
take full responsibility.
Shuk on Brazen Brat.
Mrs. Samuel M. Pistorio's
Brazen Brat. winner of the Rowe
Memorial at Bowie, carries top
weight in the Bowie Handicap
today with Shuk aboard. Brazen
Brat has won five straight, in
Guiding a victory from Alfred
Roberts Eatontown, who scored
impressively in an allowance
race last Saturday at Garden
State.
In yesterdays racing r. W.
Hallowell's Territory gained his
third straight victory of the
meeting by driving to length
and-a-half margin over Varsity
In the $4,500 MainmaSt Purse.
Territory, who paid SIS in the
mutuels, carried Shuk to his
25th win. The crowd Of 8,499
had agreeable weather condi-
tions and the track was fast
so fast, in fact, that Territory's
time of 1:24 for the Z furlongs
was just three-f1fths of sec
ond off the track record.
Last along the back stretch,
the 3-year-old colt circled the
field leaving the turn and was
pulling steadily clear at the fin
, ish. Varsity unfinished Fay's
Reaper by q nose.
Evening star., 1954-05-06
BY the Assoeiased Press

PARIS, May 6.-Robert Chris
tenberry. chairman of the New
York Athletic Commission, said
today he conferred several
months ago with law enforce
ment agencies after hearing
rumors that gamblers were ready
to invade New York sports.
"Our investigators checked the
rumors and found no basis of
fact" Christenberry said. But
we wanted the others to have
the information so that if they
came across anything that might
tie in, the whole investigation
could be co-ordinated.
Christenberry said he called in
Alfred Scott, an assistant dis
trict attorney; Harry Markson,
managing director of the Inter-
national Boxing Club, and the
chief Of the Madison Square
Garden police.
"We had unsupported rumors
that the gamblers felt the heat
was off enough so that they
could move back in all sports"
Christenberry told reporters.
Boxing was only one of the
sports mentioned"
Christenberry's comments were
made after he received a long
cable from the State Athletic
Commission giving details of a
story printed yesterday in the
New York Post, written by Jimmy
Cannon, saying that the District
attorneys Office was investigat-
ing three New York fights fixed"
by a group Of crooked gamblers.
Montgomery Junior at Wesley Junior
Track.
LaSalle at GEORGETOWN.
Navy at Maryland.
:. Norfolk William and Mary ut Catho-
lie.
CIAA at Morgan Staate College.
Lacrosse.
Maryland at Army.
Johns Hopkins at Navy.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

Cage Tourney Big Success
The receipts of $113,242 from
the 1854 Minnesota high school
basketball tournament were a
new high for the State.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

Lone PhiIodeIphion on PhiIs
Del Ennis is the only member
of the Phillies who was born in
Philadelphia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

The nonhonest-to- God Christian Scientists will have
learn by trial and error! Pearl Harbor for example,
product of sloppy Protestant Catholic, Hebriac
Medical, and Communist thinking and eadership!-a
product of the sloppy thinking and leadership of the aco
hol and tobacco of Adams and Ewes vet to
become honest Christlike, spiritual Johns and spiritual
Marys!!!;
Prisoners of the devil who depend on the false gods
of surgery, medicine, and psychatry keep
comfortable, miserable in their sins and spiritual
nakedness"l
II was these sloppy thinking Adams and Eves!-
suckers'!-who gave the damned crpple-Devis Dupei-
and spiritual prosute-Frankln Delano Roosevelt-the
third and fourth TERMS the of Pearl Harbor-and
a sellout to Stalini
The whewash socalled 'healngs' of materia me dica
which would deceive possible, the very elec enabled
that psychopsthc syphilitic son of Satan-Mussoni-
to rise to power and nearly wreck a nationll!
And he had more power with the devil than the Pope
had with Cod!!
In other words, Mr. Seltzer gave very fine John the
Baptist patriotic and moral address our obligations
and esponsbilities-nstions racial and onaI-
testifyins to the REMARKABLE and UNPRECEDENTED
position the United States occupies,
III of the worlds population"
"1/6 CD of the worlds surface"
See Next Column-2 inches up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
To A Separated Husband and Wife
God S Science Saves F.. MARRIAGES!

Turn to the 100 pages of Testimonies in the back of
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and read
the testimony of the marriage that saved (p 63S-
"a gentleman told of unhappy who was
ABOUT TO SEPARATE FROM HER HUSBAND. This
gentleman had asked her if she did love her husband
She replied, MOI when married him did, but now.
He told her God made in His and likeness and
that He is perfect He said to her. Go home and only
Gods perfect you don't need to love sinful mortal
such have been looking upon The lady followed
his advice, he told her there is NO SEPARATION IN
DIVINE MIND. In short time peace and harmony
her home and both husband and wife became members
of Christian Science church!!!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Red China Joining The Big Four!
There Is A Destiny, Divinity, Or A
Divine Providence THAT Shapes Our
Enls, Rough Hew Them How We VIII!
The Bible, and Shakespeare

The Bible, and Shakespeare.
"l ye have Attn grain OF mustard seed ye shall
REMOVE MOUNTAINS" Christ Jesus.
Fear not' 81 the scientific, spiritual Christ nvnc-
bic Messiah divine Intelligence have given you POW
ever ALL the Iso-caed power Of the enemy"i-
Christ Jesus
We are more than conquerors through Him who
loved loves US! (St Paul..
All things work together for good to them who love
God, to them who THE CALLED, according to HIS
purpose And if God be for US who or what? can be
against us?"
Answer: NOTHING WHATSOEVER!
The Crucihxion inflicted such deseat upon the
devil - animal magnetism - materalism that his
Satanic majesty'the 'phoney'-hasnt YET recovered
AND NEVER WILL!
he momentum of the reduction OF the devil to his
native nothingness multipies!
centurys operation of Gods nvncble, Christ
Master Science Messiah will be reached in the wear 1865
1878 will make centurys operation of Science and
Health, Gods Savior of His Holy Scriptures!
what glorious victories and triumphs are ahead!!l
The children of the goth Century are destined to
witness marves that will exceed oriental dreams'!-
God to Mrs. Eddy in her Unity of Good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Observation-Disclosures THE DEVIL!!!-
ZONE WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND"-(Chrst Jesus)-
A PRISONER OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM! THREE INFERIOR
RELICIONS!-MATERIALIS VERSIONS Or
SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VICTIMS FILL OUR HOSPITALS, JAILS,
AND INSANE ASYLUMS!
ALL THREE HAVE BEEN CAUGHT RED HANDED
IN CROOKED POLITICS! AND IN DEVU-lSH
IMPOTENCEl-IF NOT DOWNRIGHT DEVILISH
CONNIvANCE IN THE FAILURE OF THE
DIvINELY CONCEIVED PRoHIBITION!!!
IF THE ROUND TABLE HEBREWS, CATHOLICS,
AND PROTESTANTS, WERE HONEST WITH
GOD AND MAN, THEY WOULD, LONG AGO,
HAVE ASSIGNED MAJOR ROLES TO
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS-GOD'S
CHOSEN PEOPLE!! THE ROUND TABLE is
GUILTY OF GOOD DEAL OF THE DEVILS
FACE-SAvING' ASIATIC HYPOCRISY!
TWO OF THE THREE-JUDAISM AND ROMAN
CATHOLICISM-ARE SPIRITUAL BASTARD"
THEOLOGIES, AS PER GOD, IN HEBREWS 12:7,S-"IF
YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF
THE LORD, THEN ARE YE sons
IF NOT THEN ARE YE B-A-S-T-A-R-D-S CID,
AND NOT SONS"!!!
JUDAISM AND ROMAN CATHOLICISM
MATERIALISTIC, DEVILISH COUNTERFEITS OF
DIVINE REVELATIONS!-HAVE THEIR
Observation-Disclosures MESMERIZED
THAT IN MANY CASES, THEY CARRY AN INVISIBLE
CHIP ON THEIR SHOULDER, LEST SOMEBODY
THE ALLECED-PHONY-
SUPERIORITY-OF THEIR SPIRITUAL
BASTARD" THEOLOCY!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Christian Duty

Christian Duty
Those who are strong
must recognize their duty,
and feel the interest Of those
who are weaker spiritually,
and should not fear to give
them a spiritual uplift.
The Bible tells us the
strong shall bear the infirmi-
ties Of the weak. And let us
begin to know that it is not
overstepping ones bounds,
when he eagerly puts forth
the effort to entice his friends
to trust in God. For it is the
divine Mind who gives out
to every one his share ac-
cording to the measures of
divinity. And not according
to human dictates of mortal
strife, for Gods law of love
supplies "every human
need" but mortal sense i'm
poverishes.
Mrs. Eddy says, page 3o4.
Science & Health:
Harmony is produced by
its Principle, is controlled by
it and abides with it. Divine
Principle is the Life of man.
Mans happiness is not,
therefore, at the disposal of
, physical sense. Truth is not
contaminated by error. Har-
mony in man is as beautiful
as in music, and discord !.
unnatural, unreal"
Isaiah says, arise, shine
for thy light is come, and the
glory of the Lord is risen up.
on thee"
Error a False Belief
1t is much easier to go
through the false belief OF
lafliction, oppression, recess
sion. depression, when it is
understood that none of them
are real. When riding
through a tunnel. it is usual
ly very dark. but one does
not become depressed, be-
cause he knows he is only
going through, and is not
touched on either side, but
rejoices that as soon as he
gets through to the other
side he will see the light
again.
Life Is God"
So it is with life. no mat
ter how dark the way may
seem, darkness cannot COM
prehend light. We are
taught in Christian Science,
when the light of Spirit turns
on. the darkness of evil, and
error disappear.
The Messiah's Light
Christ Jesus being the light
of the world. is still lighting
every nook and corner in the
universe with divine Love.
through Spirit, not matter.
John while preaching, said
in his discourse:
Luke 3: Prepare We the
way OF the Lord, make his
paths straight.
3. Every valley shall be
tilled. and every hill brought
low, and the crooked shall be
made straight. and the rough