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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

ways shall be made smooth.
6. And all flesh shall see
the salvation of God.
z. Then said he to the
multitude that came forth to
be baptized Of him, o gen.
Grafton of vipers. who hath
warned you to flee from the
wrath to come?
8. Bring forth therefors
fruits worthy of repentance,
and begin not to say within
yourselves. We have Abra-
ham to our father: for | say
unto you, that God is able OF
these stones to raise up chill
dren unto Abraham"
And as John went on with
his preaching, the people be-
gan to think in their hearts.
10. "And as the people
were in expectation. and all
men unused in their hearts Of
John, whether he were the
Christ or not;
l6. John answered and
said unto them all. | indeed
baptize you with water; but
one mightier than | cometh,
the latchet of whose shoes |
am not worthy to unlooose:
ne shall baptize you with the
Holy Ghost and with fire.
IL. Whose fan is in his
hand, and he shall purge the
floor, and will gather the
wheat into his garner; but
the chaff he will burn with
fire unquenchable."
And the Messiah Came
The Messiah came and
brought with him the best
spiritual instructions, the
world has ever known. And
day by day when we study
the Word with the Christian
Science Text Book, by Mary
Baker Eddy.-who discover
ed the Christ healing, and
gave it to the world,-ws
learn how to demonstrate
good over evil.
The definition for fan,
page $50, S&H. Separator
of fable from fact, that which
gives action to thought"
Fire. Fear; remorse lust;
hatred; destruction; afflic-
ton purifying and elevating
man."
Spirit Is Controlling
Power
Modern Christian Science
Crusader says: However,
ALL human beings are, in
their dormant, latent. divine
Municipalities. Christian
Scientists That's the mod
ern name for the spiritual
sons and daughters of God,
Jesus being the Number One,
of course!"
So. we see that at times
IN all ages, and under all
circumstances. all of the fire
OF human fear is only a false
belief through which the hu-
man mind passes. Yet there is
always the possibility of sub
,ecting every human fear to
the control Of Spirit. as did
Christ Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

MIR. Seltzer used the phrase ".tock MI. &c A.,;c.,
spirit number of times, giving this lstener the impress
son IN the words of Christ Jesus "To he whom much
sven OF him shall much be required"i He spoke of the
deporsbe 'ums that be found in almost all of our
citiesi " ~ " -
incidentally, he told that he went 10 work at the
age OF ili-'nesrly 40 YEARS" Acoi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Secretary Of State,
John Foster Dulles!
Receives Our Hearty Support
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. =

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious" Is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do Frueha uf Martin Luther job in this age!l And
How! Science Health, textbook Is Gods Lib
orator or The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated niquity''!
The "lukewarm' live in a fools paradise!
In making the best deal possible with the Soviets under
done and God supreme the only and sensible
action for the free peoples of that negotiations
will be resumed-probaby in April.
An alert Christian, especially Protestant, better
a thorough sincere Christian Science student, need have
negotiating with such prisoners of the devil the
Sov:ets whom Satan hath bound!
The Soviet leaders need Christlike sanity and sub
consciously, they know it, but the unac said to Jesus,
"Ar thou hither before the time to torment us?"
Thus do millions of Adams and Ewes scientific
Christ, spiritual, DIVINE Prnciple!!
BUT-IF THEY WANT TO NEGOTIATE, BY ALL
MEANS, HEAR THEM AND TALK WITH THEM!
progress is the law of Cod!
Growth is the eternal MANDATE of Mnd'!-
the ONE and ONLY-God, Himself And it is HE who
has declared these statements found in Science and
Hea together wi,h Error urged to it's final limits,
self-destroyed"! Up. 476 S&H
1t is spiritual, scientific Christlike, diplomacy that
will play substantial role in the he aing of the nations
(Revelation).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Fear No EriI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
GODS LAW is PERFECT
THE CHRIST SPIRIT EVER PRESENT

This is time when every should keep deep pen.
etrating of Gods love in consciousness
And observe the strong of divine protection will
Offset much of the unrest and distress trying
argue the human senses
The Bible tells us, Isa 59:l:
BEHOLD THE LORDS HAND is NOT SHORTEN.
ED, THAT 1T CANNOT SAVE; NEITHER HIS EAR
HEAVY, THAT 1T CANNOT HEAR
Christian Science by Mary Baker Eddy tells us, ITO
be immortal forsake the mortal of things
from the lie of false belief Truth and gather the
facts of being from the divine Mind (S&H, page 37o)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Detroit Round Table OF Catholics,
Jews (Rebrews) And Protestants
Michigan Region The National
Conference OF Christians And
Jews (Rebrews)
For Justice, Amity, Understanding
And Cooperation Among Catholics,
Jews (Hebrews) And Protestant"
God has revealed to the Detroit Tribune that Jesus
made the word Jew obsolete-t is either HEBREWS or
CHRISTIANS Jesus of the posterty of David
Judah, Abraham Christ means Messiah the anointed"
Jesus became the 6rst Christian.
The Detroit Tribune presents the writer's reaction,
and mpressions-AS GOD HAS REVEALED THEM-in
spired in part, by the following luncheon on which we
shall comment little lateri
COMMENDABLE IN CONCEPTION AND
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
BUT
FUNCTIONINC IN A MENTAL
See next column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
A Little Child Shall Lead Them!
Via Cancer, Polio!

isaiah ll:6)
God works in a mysterious way His wonders to per-
form! HUSBANDS AND WIVES SEPARATED! And
the CHILD of TWO HEBREWS, POLIO vctim!-of
TWO CHRISTIANS-CANCER!
Old Testament-"Sins of (parens) visited upon
the children "!!!-by the devil not by God who is
Overland in whose unverse-the One and Only REAL!-
there disease, sin, DEATH matter, warrior
ness!!!
New Testament-"Master, who did SIM this man or
his parents, that he born bIind?"
Jesus Neither this his parents, but
that the works of God should be made manifest'!!!
God revealed to Mary Baker Eddy that fear, ignor.
the of ALL sickness disease and de-
formties And God further declared that GALL disease
is the result of education (S&H p. 1867. BECAUSE
life is thinking existence!
Matter is a MENTAL phenomenon"
"Causation is MENTAL!
"As thinketh so is he!
God is Love"-inhnite Spirit!-"There is none else
beside Him! There is SUBSTANCE but Spirit
Matter is shadow!-mental! and
bly, so! to the pure in heart!
THE DANGEROUS CHRISTIAN CHILD!
To the dear ones The child is in a dsagreeable day
dream! II is in its true beng-Gods eternal spiritual
idea! The seeming condition is product of the
ism of the devl-animal gnetism-promotng such
thinking makes that Adam an Eve are its
parents And since the parents have taken seriously
their familiarity with the superiority of Gods Christ
Master Science Messiah-"Mans extremity" makes
Gods aid imperative!
However, "the darkest hour precedes the dawn" (S&H
"If your is beset with fearful odds, 90
NOT back to become suggard in the When
the smoke of the battle clears, you will discern thegood
you have done, and receive according your dSserv
ng' (S&H)
you have. in a sense, made me your meta stefan
in conhding to this situaton"l Well, physician pre-
sents his prescription. Herewith my prescription:
Go to the Christian Science Church NOW-Wednes-
days and Sundays-and study the daily Christian Science
Bible Lessons.
Reading the Christian Science Monitor is commend
able and practically imperative!
The late Senator Taft and the invalid surviving widow
both, doubt victims of spiritual neglect Gods
Christ Science Messiah and the Christian Science
foreign policy for years. he and Mrs Taft had given the
Christian Science Monitor the consideration merits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

The brotherhood Week Kickoff
Luncheon"
(o-Sponsors:
Adcraft Club of Detroit
and
Detroit Round Table
SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
Address, Are We Honest With Ourselves?"
by Louis Settler, eminent editor
Cleveland Press" (35 yrs.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
IN Interview with Abraham Lincoln

on Brotherhood by (the eminent) DR.. Edgar Dewitt
Jones' -.
The much beloved DR. Edgar Dewitt Jones gave
four-fod interview with beloved Abe that in
SPRING Instructive and delightful to behod-such
might expect of consecrated scholar and Minister
Dr. Jones! But several remarked it too bad that
we didn't have a whole lot of DR.. Jones!
DIR. Jones has library, which is saturated with Lin
coln-books many photographs much so, that
ngy the ghost of Abe hovers about Dr. Jones said
time ago that he couldn't resist addressing himself to
Abe
l. RELIGION. "Mr. Lincoln, say you have
religion"
voice answered via loud speaker in the corner of
the dining room rs feet away from Dr. JONES' that
of have read-while directly affiliated with
particular religion, Abe Lincoln positively
entail toward religion and the Bible know his
Masterpiece.
century ago. that Lincoln said If he found church
that conscentously followed the Bible-boh Old and
New Testamens-he would join that church 80.
e. THE KNOW NOTHINCS"i "Mr. Lincoln your
has been linked with the know nothing people"l
Mr. Lincoln answered; "Oh no, they're opposed to
Negroes and Catholics A. recall the voice represent
ing Lincoln, answered in substance; BELIEVE in the
faherhood of God and the brotherhood of and the
Golden Rule-"Love your neighbor yoursef'-and
equality of ALL persons before the law
g. THE MISSOURI COMPROMISES DIR. Jones; 'Mr
Lincoln how do you feel the Missouri Compromise
The voice, answering for Lincoln; Well, you may
know, am for the spirit of concession and compromise
IL want to avert bloodshedl
81 want to avert Civil War!
81 want to a dissolution of the Union.
81 am opposed to slavery, but would not violently
and suddenly bring il to end, etc.
4. INTOLERANCE. "Mr. Lincoln, what do you have
to say to your feelings regarding INTOLERANCE7"
The voice. speaking for Lincoln answereds A. is al
ready indicated in the foregoing and well known
THE EMINENT LOUIS sELTZER
FOLLOWING DR.. JONES'
MIR. Settler is undoubtedly that fine conscientious type
OF American his ntroducer and associate Of many
agoLee Hills of the Free Press Editorial safproclam-
ed him to be.
BUT
MIR. Settler, like all Round Table speakers, who are
NOT Christe Christian Scientists inadequate for the
problems Of the second half of the goth Centuryiil
Only Christlike Christian Scientists-Cod's chosen
peope!-have the for the pressing problem,
todsyl
See Next Columns inches up
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

God works in a mysterious way His wonders to per
form! HUSBANDS AND WIVES SEPARATED! An
the CHILD of TWO HEBREWS, POLIO vctim-O
TWO CHRISTIANS-CANCERl
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06

diseases on their clothing and
shoes. Such infectious diseases as
hog cholera, fowl pox, shipping
fever and many others may be
spread this way.
For example, the recent outbreak
of foot-and-mouth disease in Can
ada may have resulted from the
virus being brought from Europe
on someone's clothing. the Ameri-
can Foundation for Animal Health
indicates.
If there are outbreaks of cJn-
tagious diseases on nearby farms,
it's doubly important to bar visi-
tors from livestock quarters, stres-
ses Vapaa. Another time to apply
the ''keep out" rule is when new
stock is brought to the farm. AL
newly-purchased animals should be
held in quarantine long eonugh to
make sure they are disease free.
New animals showing disease
symptoms should be examined by
a veterinarian so the trouble can be
recognized and treated before it
spreads to healthy animals.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06

the 1854 Greener Pastures Pro-
gram. The committee will make
its first visits to farmers in the
county on May 5th, 9Th, and 7th.
Merrill Jones, President of the
Delaware Crops Improvement As
sociation called a meeting of the
Advisory Committee recently in
Dover and completed arrange
ments for the program.
Pasture is recognized as the
cheapest and best feed for dairy
cattle when it is well managed. A
good forage program means great
er profits for the dairyman. Farm
ers who are interested in observ-
ing pastures are invited to attend
this first inspection tour during the
first week in May. A schedule of
cooperators and the time at which
they will be visited in available at
the County Agents office in New
ark.
Several farmers, as the result
of attaining an excellent" rating
in 1858, have been graduated from
this phase of the program. A tour
of pastures in New Castle County
will be part of the summer pro-
gram, and those farmers who have
attained the excellent" rating
will be scored on the Danish sys-
tenor against standard of ex-
cellence, as to how each forage
program measures up to its pos
sibilities. Each farm is quite diff
ferent in its pasture needs and
production ability. Three visits are
normally made at each farm dur
ing the grazing season to deter
mine how well the program in
functioning seasonally, and to sug-
gest improvements when the needs
are most obvious.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06

experiments conducted over the
past IL years by forest patholog-
lists in the U. S. Department of
Agriculture. The USDA examined
conditions of basementless build
ings many of which were built
with insufficient protection against
decay fungi.
The chief factor leading to de-
cay of subfloor timbers was found
to be continuous high relative
humidity (75 percent or over) in
the crawl space. In some cases
this condition was improved by
providing better ventilation or by
eliminating sources of water under
the buildings through better grad
ing, by installing cutters or
downspouts, or by other measures.
But where the chief source of
moisture was seepage water that
could not readily be controlled, in
stallation of a soil cover proved to
be a practical way of lowering the
humidity to safe level.
Among effective soil covers are
a single layer of 30-110 pound roll
roofing, a double layer of Is pound
roll roofing, Is pound asphalt
saturated felt, laminated reinforc-
ed asphalt-saturated papers, and
unmounted aluminium foils. A
single layer of Is pound roll roof
ing on a water emulsion of asphalt
sprayed on the soil proved effec-
tive.
In laying the soil cover, scien-
lists say it is not necessary to lev
el the soil or overlap the ct)ver
strips. Nor is it necessary to place
the cover flush against the found
alton or secure a tight fit around
piers. Leaving approx nately u
inch between strips will allow es-
cape of any free water that might
temporarily accumulate above the
cover after heavy rain.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06
Price Support Loans Depend Upon
Provision of Adequate Storage


Grain sand oilseed producer
who intend to take advantage of
Government price support loans on
this years crops should be giving
serious thought to the problem of
obtaining the necessary storage
space for housing crops when they
are harvested, Paul w. Mitchell,
Chairman of Delaware AgricuItur-
al Sterilization and Conservation
Committee, reminds producers in
Delaware.
1t is the farmers responsibility
to provide adequate storage, either
on his own farm or in commercial
space, before he can obtain a Gov
ernment loan, Mr.. Mitchell stres-
ses. And even though he does not
plan to apply for loan, inability
to find space at the last moment
can lead to the necessity for dump
ing crops on the market at harvest
time when prices are often as
much as 35 to so cents below their
normal levels for later in the year.
The question of storage space is
particularly important this year,
says Mitchell, because carryovers
from last year plus this years
production are expected to result
in the greatest total supply of
grain and oilseeds we have ever
had. This will undoubtedly strain
all existing storage facilities, des-
pite the fact that the Govern
ment has taken steps to expand
space through use of the Moth
ball fleet" to hold stock owned by
the Commodity Credit Corporation
and building of 1O0,000,00 bushels
additional CCC bin space, as web
as through an occupancy guaran-
tee program to encourage building
of additional commercial elevators.
Current estimates by the U. S. De-
partment of agriculture indicate
that there may be a shortage of
storage space amounting to $50 to
$50 million bushels.
The answer for many farmers
is to provide space on their own
farms sufficient to house their own
crops. Information about the type
of facilities which would best meet
their needs can be obtained from
their county agent. Information
about the type of facilities which
would best meet their needs can be
obtained from their county agent.
Information about special loans
available to finance new facilities
or remodel existing buildings can
be obtained from the county ASC
Committees at Newark, Dover and
Georgetown.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06
NEW POTATO VARIETY
MEETS DELAWARE APPROVAL

DELUS, a new variety of pota-
to, has just been unveiled after
four years of tests in Delaware.
And from all reports, it shows pro-
mise of becoming an important
variety for this area.
The Horticultural Crops Re
search Branch of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture and the Della
ware Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton have released the new spud
after judging it to be high-wield-
ing, good-looking, good-cooking
and late blight-resistant.
According to Eugene P. Brasher,
research horticulturist at the
University of Delaware, Delus
made good showing in field
trials here, outyielding the stand
ard varieties Irish Cobbler and
Katandin in three out of four
tests. It averaged 10 to IL bushels
of tubers per acre over the two
otlier varieties. Medium to late in
maturity, it is immune to common
races of the late blight fungus.
Delus, as grown in Delaware, pro-
duces very attractive potatoes with
roundish shape, light skin, shallow
eyes and white flesh. 1t has super
ior quality for all-purposes cook
ing, being mealy enough to bake
well.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06
SPRING CLEANUP
PREVENTS ANIMAL INJURIES

A good spring cleanup program
on your farm should be considerate
of animals, too, reminds George K.
Vapaa, county agent.
Many potential animal injuries
can be prevented if you will do the
following:
1. Repair or remodel high door
sills, short stalls with deep cutters
and low, loose fences that may
tempt cattle to climb them. Many
udder and teat injuries are caused
this way.
2. Dehorn cattle to keep them
from injuring each other.
3. Block holes in your building
foundations to keep animals from
burrowing under them.
4. Ground your wire fences every
200 feet to keep animals from be-
ing electrocuted while they are on
pasture during summer storms.
5. Remove protruding nails from
buildings and pens. Nails can
puncture an animals skin and let
disease germs in.
6. Keep machinery out of pas
lures and lots when not in use.
z. Pick up old plowshares and
points, cultivator shovels and brok-
en- machiery parts.
8. Clean up after finishing re-
pair jobs-nails, bits of wire and
other small objects left lying
around can easily get mixed in
with feed or pickd up while graz
ing. Once inside the animal they
can puncture internal organs,
causing painful injuries or even
death.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06
Soil Covers Reduce Decay In

Soil Covers Reduce Decay In
Timbers of Basementless Buildings
Roll roofing, or other effective
moisture barrier, laid on the soil
beneath a basementless building,
has proved to be a cheap, effec-
tive, and practical means of reduc-
ing crawl-space dampness, which
frequently leads to decay of SUBJ
floor timbers.
County Agent George vapaa
calls to attention the extensive
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06
mo VISITORS" BEST
FOR STOCK QUARTERS

A mo visitors" sign around the
stock barns and poultry buildings
may seem unfriendly, but it will
help reduce diseases.
County Agent George Vapaa ex-
plains that visitors may bring in
the germs and viruses of many
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06

The soil cover method has been
effective in controlling the more
common types of fungus wood de-
cay in basementless houses in the
eastern United States. 1t does not
help to control termites, which call
for chemical poisoning, the spec
ialists point out. Nor is it entirely
satisfactory in houses infected
with "dry-rot" fungus, only rarely
encountered.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-06

Greener Pastures Visit to be Made
In New Castle County
There are 81 farmers enrolled in
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