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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
AMERICAN IN PARIS

Richard Wright. the author
o The Outsider" released as
Signet Giant last month by
the New American Library,
has lived in Paris since 1916.
Mr.. Wright has. however.
continued 10 write about the
United States. as is evil
denced by The Outsider"
set in Chicago. and many
other books.
His knowledge OF the United
States is extensive. in that he
lived in many parts of il. in
GLIDING Mississippi. Tennessee.
Arkansas, Illinois and New
York. AT the age OF fifteen.
when he was living in Carriers.
Mississippi, he packed his card
board suitcase and went to
Memphis, where he worked
for two years and amasSed the
sum OF a hundred and fifty
dollars. With this, he went 10
Chicago.
There he swept streets. dug
difches. ran errands. washed
dishes. poriered. sold in
surance. and clerked in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

The shsekes fall and he begins claim his oneness
with God His idea he finds himself expressing freedom
Of thought he probably believed possible
The student may grateful for ihe Iessenng OF fearful
thinking that he mistakes this for complete free
DOM Feeling free from fear he thus fails 10 slIsy
specific fear when confronted by phase
OF disease diseord
some phase OF inhsrmonY persists despite
earnest prsyeruI obvious that latent fear is being
horbored thought Unless is uncovered by the search
light OF Truth and Of thought, healing may seem
10 be retarded Whether not he pereeves The claim of
fear Christian Scientist will proceed in accordance
with Mrs. Eddys instructions: he will daily begin his treat
bydenyns the presence Of fear and affirming the
presence which casts out all fear And obedience
TO the rule resps the reward OF healing
Sometimes the fear all too apparent phase Of
mortality claiming resist The bringing 10 light OF the
OF Gods creating specific evil eludes detection, the
need The alness and everPresenee of Love
oblterse anything unlike Love The persistent seknow
edsement Of and the denial Of fears claim 10
presence power eradicate any satanic belief OF tear in
accordance with Jesus promise John S3l 81 ~ ye
tnue my then we my disciples indeed and we
shall know the the truth shall make you free
Some years ago the writer suffering from physical
difficulty which grow day by day in spite
Of work her part and occasional eonseerafed
help Christian Science practitioner One day, when
situation particularly alarming the practitioner
asked her she frightened After receiving affirm.
answer The practitioner then qoeried OF what
yeu frightened"
q don't know" was the answer unless il because il
internal pretty bad and am afraid If may be
than il seems"
The practitioner then treasured her by pointing out that
internal difficulty is only claim that something can hide
from Truth The writer had several occasions been able
prove that nothing hide from Truth God SO she was
certain that this true.
At this point the conversation tremendous load
seemed roll from her shoulders That the end Of the
far she recoIlecs II not instantaneous
healing but the physical condition again given any
obiers'ed by the declaration and acceptance
Of The slness Of God good
II obvious that fear have real
God the Of everything that real, and God
Love In The words OF Mrs. Eddy tReospecon and In
rospec'on, p 6l Science saith TO fear You the
OF all sickness; but you seIfeonsttued faIsy-you
darkness no'hngness You without hope, and with
God in the world You do not exist and have right
exist for perfect Love caseih out fear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
JobIess Increase
Welfare Budget

The 5000 weekly exhaustions
in unemployment compensation
benefits in Michigan. is sending
hundreds Of families on welfare
relief rolls.
Deiroit's welfare department
asked last week for an addi-
iional S2so.00o during the next
month TO help finance the cost
of maintaining an increase
number Of families on the relief
rolls.
Applications pending before
the Detroit welfare department
now total 2.0l3 an increase OF
ZOO, over the same period a year
ago During May, 1853 pending
applications totaled 286.
Welfare commissioner Daniel
}. Ryan blamed the increased
demands on his office on the
slump in employment in the au-
t'mobile industry. lie said il con.
dtions don't improve soon the
department may have TO open adj
ditional offices.
The department has hired 30
additional clerks since April
and may hire another IA to han
ole the increased case load. Ryan
declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Detroit /Hbune
2l46 St. Antoine WO. 4-82O8, 2-4937

Representing +our Gods" our Divine Publisher
CRUSADER For The invneibs Triumphant Divine Rights Of Mar
PLEDGED TO secure and uphold human and civil rights
ing Co. Inc
Entered second class matter Of the post office
Sehisan under the sc OF March 1879 Subscriptions One
Tear $3.50 mos $3.50; sl2si Foreign yearly $500
Newspapers.
Andrew z. Fruchsuf. c.s. Owner sud Publisher
D. Elizabeth Ellington. General Managing Editer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Academic Freedom "
IS Der -stssrc University An Obligation
- s,.A ~F.e. :. =. cnr.s:sn seenee Msn.'a'

ecsTcE-The following statements made by Prot
Samuel Eio' Morrison o. Harvard University faculty
eorvocson nonons heads OF hs university for their
role in protecting academic freedom
The late Alfred Whitehead remarked that the
ROUNDING OF SCHOLARS one OF the symptoms OF
social decay bur IL hes GOING ON. INTERMITTENT
~ SINCE The DAYS OF SOCRATES and is not likely 70
time; the bounding OF scholars starts again
~ every OF social tension.
a difficult situation has srisen similar 70 that OF
the 18th century that the challenge ns'iiu
tons political and cultural from groups who have
rejected the entire OF mutual federation, and make
NJ coTeS ,Ien' Of the that il they get in power
they will place thought prison and the universities in
I'm this university firmly believe that ACADEMIC
FREEDOM IS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST We do NOT claim
it as SPECIAL PRIVILEGE for our protection;
uphold il for the protection Of society against the results
OF quenehng the flame o. original thought The ierrori1son
OF opinion
we recognize, TOO, that this resolUte defense OF
freedom by The Corporation and The overseers places
obligation oil OF respect observe the positive
duties that correspond rights 70 avoid
that will bring university difficulties
observe decent respect he opinions Of mankind
above ALL avoid altitude Of SNUG superiority which
re Onforsivsble sin democratic society
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II And this gospel OF the
Kingdom shall be preached
IN all The world for a witness
unto all nations, And then
hall the end come
Christian Science explains:
Love will finally mark the
hour Of harmony and spirit
utilization will follow. for Love
is Spirit" ts&H, page oo)
Error Is False
There is great spiritual
value found in knowing that
all error is a false belief and
Spirit, Love. corrects all ma
tcrial beliefs. Actually there
is no human devil, when in
dividual and collective human
thinking shut the doors Of
consciousness against error,
and evil Of every sort.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Share Your Wisdom

meant TO be evaded or dodsed
They are meant 10 be accepted
and overcome. In the midst OF TIE
overcoming is the comforting a.
surance God is with me in tbs
hour of trial"
To put meaning and PURPOSE
in the whole Of your life. plan 70
live so excellently that you will
always feel and know that .
power mightier than your finite,
power is working for you ana
cooperating with you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Franklin Memorial Professor

DR. Arthur Kornhauser pro-
lessor OF psychology at Wayne
University and conSultant in the
Institute OF Industrial Relations.
has been named the Franklin
Professor in Human Re-
litionS for l95455
Selection was made by Wayne
President Clarence b. HilberrY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

The 18th annual art exhibition
by Wayne University students
which continues through June Ia,
is one of the most effectively
staged student shows ever pre-
scented in the Institute and in
cludcs work Of exceptionally high
calibre.
The exhibition Of projects from
Museum Workshops for Children,
June through September -, is
q selection of the most interest
ing work done during the year by
youngsters from LIST grade through
high school
Both shows are especially rec
commended to parents. as we'll as
to aspiring young artists, teach
eis and art lovers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

industry under the auspices OF
the Public Health Service. and
co-editorship Of a forthcoming
volume on industrial conflict un-
der the auspices OF the Society
for the Psychological Study Of
Social issues
DR. ko'nhausor also has
authored three other books. edited
two books and contributed SO
articles and monographs 10 Jour
nails dealing with the field Of
human relations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Two Die As Car Dives Into Lake!
Chicago APP

Chicago APl
The Victims woman driving instructor, Fred
sehoberg 81
Two more victims Of one Of fhe four European
religious srpple~hose edoeston lacked The scientific
disc pine and divine protection Afforded ONLY IN Gods
Christ Science corior'er Second Coming Of Christi
eternal 'rlurpnsn' divine Individuality Jesus SO master
folly preser'ed-no~ available in world Messiah mil.
lenniJrNl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

CHRIST JESUS DECLARED: THOU SHALT LOVE
THE LORD THY GOD WITH ALL THY HEART, AND
WITH ALL THY SOUL, AND WITH ALL THY MIND
THIS is THE FIRST AND GREAT COMMANDMENT
AND THE SECOND is LIKE UNTO 1T, THOU SHALT
LOVG THY NEICHBOR AS THYSELF.
ON THESE TWO LAWS HANG ALL OF THE LAW
AND THE PROPHETS"
MARY BAKER EDDY HAS WRITTEN: "TRUTH
BRINGS THE ELEMENTS OF LIBERTY ON ITS BAN
NER is THE SOUL-INSPIRED MOTTO "SLAVERY IS
ABOLISHED. THE POWER OF GOD BRINGS DELrV-
FRANCE TO THE CAPTIVE. NO POWER CAN WITH.
STAND DIVINE LOVE"
THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY, LIKE ALL
HISTORY, ILLUSTRATES THE MIGHT OF MIND, AND
SHOWS HUMAN POWER TO BE PROPORTIONATE TO
ITS EMBODIMENT OF RIGHT THINKING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

upon recommendation Of a fac
ultY committee.
Or. Kornhauscr's recent activi-
ties include the writing Of the
1852 book, Detroit As the People
See II" a survey OF voting be
havior in the last national cleo
ton. current research on fac
tors governing mental health IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
"(abbie Beaten by Robbers, in
Coma 9TH Day. Age s.
Chicago Tribvnel

Needs Christ Science prayers and audible
reading out Of Gods Savior Of His Holy Bible the Christian
Science textbook SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
THE SCRIPTURES iberstins the Bible from the devilsh
errors OF the four European religious
oppes-whose victims have 70 use fhe erufen OF mser'a
rediea 70 Up straight in their sins and spiritual
nskedness!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
BY DR.. Thomas n. Gaines

NEW YORK (GlobaD-As we
walk with God we never walk
alone. Remember the story OF
Daniel in the crisis Of the fiery
pit.
The King cried. Didn't we
cast in ihree7 Behold. there are
four and the likeness Of the
fourth is that Of the Son of
God"
The challenges Of life are moi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

A third test was made by
dropping the new tire on six
inch railroad spike welded 10
steel plate. Five other tires Of
conventional construction, tested
for comparison, broke at be-
tween 2520 and 200 pounds Of
impact against the spike, but
Seiberling's new tire stood up
under four separate drops on the
spike, at up to $500 pounds Of
impact.
The tests, first of their kind
ever made. were set up ito dem
onstrate graphically" the tires
resistance TO abuse. All tires
used in the tests were taken
from regular production runs in
the company's plant at Akron,
and were not specially prepared
in any way. No puncture-sealing
tubes were used, and all tires
had % pounds air pressure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Reproduces Shock of Jet Plane

GIANT PRESS al a Clcve-
land. q. tool company (righD
I-cd 10 test aircraft landing
gears. was fitted 10 smash
aitD tires with tons OF inn
pact. Tires spin at high
pced. and dropping plat
irrm Of press can be weight
"A TO reproduce shock Of
Ianding any size plane. even
Tie bombcrs. Above. photo
81 lilj.OG0 second shows
lrpact of landing I-S6
~abre jet fighter on new
tie. lire was unchanged.
pew passenger car tire said
r.. tong enough TO withstand
h0ck OF landing "A jet fighter
was announced recently by
bcriing Rubber Go. The tire
as spun up 10 l25 miles an
! Hr. then smashed with 2l,oOO
p unds Of impact force and
TONED instantly 49, conditions
laid 20 duplicate the landing OF
an F-s6 Sabre jet fighter plane.
smoke poured from. the tire and
It's steel rim was bent back, but
the tire Was unchanged, the
company SAID.
In another icsi. tire, not
rotatine. wax sma bed II times
Win impact force ranging as
high as $500 pounds - seven
times the weight Of an automo-
bile-but the tire suffered no i'll
effects although the wheel was
badly bent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Young Artists Hold
Col0rful Exhibitions

Youthful Detroit first through college
represented exhibitions at the Detroit Institute of Arts
which trace development from first grade
coll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Always AIIay The Fear

~ Tribune prevents the following article reprinted from
TIE chl.si.an seienee sentinel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23
Mt. Zion

w. T. ChildresS is in a Rich
mond Hospital having undergone
a serious operation We hope he
viii soon be back home and full
II restored to health.
Dur community was saddened by
the sudden death Of John Chris
ian at his home near New Can
tpn He was a splendid husband
and father and a good man. who
always had smile for everyone
1le was buried at Mt. Zion church.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stinson
qleir daughter and husband Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Stinson. were
quests last week of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Latham Harvey
If AppomattoX, were week end
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ia
tum
while Toler and MI. Mitchell
raned Sunday on his siaer. Mrs
Edward Goodman.
There will be a Mt. Zion Sun
,iay school picnic at Bear Greek
lake next Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. M K. Davis at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23
Buckingham,
DHthTHTHIW
Annual Health
Report Notes
FOrWard Strides

Two of the biggest accomplish
ments listed in Che annual Buck
ingham county health department
report were the county wide water
systems now underway and the
nearly completed water and sew
age system in the town of Dillwyp
DR.. II f. Jenkins. director, re-
leased the report this week.
About 900 questionnaries were
sent out through county schools
and 1875 were returned by persons
interested in installing a water
sys'cr1 The 1875 are being pro-
oessed and health officials hoped
that about hal will be genuine
prospects.
Tine new system in DillWyn
should be IN operation within 30
days and should greatly improve
the sanitary situation there. At
the suggestions of Mayor Jack
Snoddy a close check viii be made
TO see that the necessary connec-
tons are made and unsanitary
priVieS removed. the reNcrt states.
TB On Increase
AS in nearby counties, the COM
munlcable disease situation as a
whole is most encouraging. ac-
cording TO DIR jenkins For the
third year in succession no polio
was reported tuberculosis still
continues 10 be major health
problem The mass X-rayS held
throughout the county showed an
increase of about IS per cent over
the number x-rayed two years
ago. But this is still too small a
number for a county of this size
and populat lon. the director says.
This year there have been three
times as many cases reported than
in other years.
New CafeteriaS
Only two cafeterias with mini
mum equipment have been in OPP
Grafton This fail there Will be new
fully equipped cafeteriaS in the
two new schools and several of the
one room schools viii be closed
No rabid dogs were found last
year but as long as stray dogs are
at large there is always a real
menace Health officials stated
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

Robert E. withers. Jr., assisted
Bishop Brown.
A picnic luncheon, served on
the church grounds. was enjoyed
~ all following the service
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

attended the service during which
Bishop Brown preached and con-
frmed class of four candidates.
Robert Main. organist. played. and
vested choir sang to add to the
beauty Of the service. The Rev
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

-cept during holidays weeks, &C
cording to the Labor Department.
New claims fell by $500 during
the week ending June II to 268-
90. the lowest level this year, ex-
,cept for the week of June 5th.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

tended the funeral of Mrs. Jack
son Beal of Scottsyille, last Sun
day
Mrs. T B. Anderson and T B.
Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. M K Davis
called on Mrs. John Christian last
Thursday
Major deBettencourt took his
RIA boys on an all-night fishing
trip. Jimmy Hill and Ray David
son both caught a fish. The rest
of them were not SO successful.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

when raany we're held up until
the following week because of Me
mortal Day holiday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23
Emanuel Church
Service Features
Gift Of Window

The dedication of stained
glass window was the highlight
Of the annual homecoming day
service at Emanuel Episcopal
Church. Glenmore, Buckingham
County. on Sunday. July 10 Civ
en- by Samuel Scott in memory Of
his parents and family the VIM
dow was dedicated by Bishop Will
liam A. Brown. retired Bishop Of
the Diocese of Southern Virginia.
More than one hundred parsons
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23

The Cape Of Good Hope is at
the foot of South America.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-23
UNEMPLOYED INSURANCE
G..'

Unemployed insurance clo.r,
dropped early IN June to to
lowest weekly levels in 1871 ey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
iERELY A DAY DREAM'!!!

The immature human offspring testihes TO THE
THINKING TO WHICH 1T is EXPOSED!
GOD TO MRS EDDY. TO US:
In denomination, "ALL DISEASE is THE RESULT
OF EDUCATION u!-"OF FEAR, IGNORANCE,
OR SIM" Both quotes from S&H).
GOD TO MRS. EDDY, in Unity of God, dozen years
after the first edition of SCIENCE AND HEALTH
"By KNOWING the UNHEALTHY OF disease,
ain and DEATH We E-M-O-N-S-T-R-A-T-E the ALL
NESS of Cod"!-Love, divine Principle which is I'M
PARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN ITS ADAPTATION
AND BESTOWALS. II the open fount which cries. Ho,
everyone that thirsteth. COME YE TO THE WATERS .!
\
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derful in the world.
Il came to Ford Motor Com
pany back in 1913 as a millwright
and through the years have
made great personal gains and
have had an opportunity to be an
intricate part of a truly great
American idea put in action After
thirty-fve years of service as a
Maintenance repairman, ! am
scheduled 10 retire in January,
1854, shortly after my 65th birth
day.
AS ! look back. ! can see the
personal accomplishments that ]
have made as the company pro-
crossed The first car that | own
ed was a 1929 Model A Ford and
since then have owned four
other Fords, three Mercurles, two
LincolnS and ! am retiring with a
Lincoln Capri all paid for. Also,
while working at the Ford Motor
Company | have bought and sold
one home and have bought and
paid for my present home with
complete modern furnishings.
have reared a wonderful daughter
and am now grandfather
II am a member of the Negro
race and have been given equal
opportunities TO show my skill as
a repairman. The company is a
great example of democracy at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
FORD LEADER IN HIRING

work. | have worked shoulder 10
shoulder with men of all races.
crceds and national origin and
have found my working condl-
tons and the attitude of my co.
workers very compatible
II am sure that many can JON
with me in thanking God fol CIV
ing to the world man with a
wonderful idea. a great brain 10
put il into motion and love Tor
humanity to share it with others
Henry Ford I-who gave 10 the
world an empire, the Ford Motor
Company.
Wishing you and your family
personal happiness in the years 20
come and continued success IN
pCrpctuatlng great company
founded by a great man.
Hills Raniord"
Next Week: Personnel EN-.
ployees.
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Acorns to-
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and lnclinations
Meanwhile. progressive educa-
tors came up with the learning
by-doing principle in place of
examining the three Rs in the kids
head and promoting him on a
standard mark OF attainment.
They say promote him on the rate
OF development.
There is merit TO both of these
theories, but one has as many OPP
ponents as the other. Must pro-
gressive and modern school adj
ministrators seemed to tage a lit
tie OF both to form their pro-
grams.
This column is inclined 10 90
along with the latter. Not only
does the child get seemingly
personal supervision in a class
room as 10 his apiiiudes. but he
also continues TO get IL in form
OF review al home.
What makes DR.. Malamuids
program more encouraging is that
cracking" as due TO the above
mentioned factors can be prevent
cd and treated. for II is a dis
case that is definitely not inner
tied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
"A History Of Communism in New Deal
W.. D. {. Down to Truman Veto
OF the Communist Control Billy!
Remarks Of
HON. RALPH w. CWINN
of New York

IN the House OF September a.
1880"
mr.. CWINN. Mr. Speaker, before the New Deal
communion underground outlaw movement in the
United States Barred from the ballot by Is State lega
lures, the SAlines without legal standing. Their
party treated the thing il was, a wreckng
ment of Goddess outlaws and violent revouonares Four
Presidents faithfully had the United States pol
icy OF nonrecognton of the lswless Communist Russia
All this was changed by the New Deal. Early in
1888, soon after President Rooseveis inauguration
March q, talk heard of immediate recognition of the
Moscow government Before the year recognition
had been accomplished.
"Thenceforh, the outlaw breed of wrcckers and de-
spoilers OF civilization taken into the family of
tion' offered place the council table Of humanity and
in the United States invited TO become part of govern
ment
And precisely this point began the cher
Continued Next Column, Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
Lungs and Breathing-A Moving
Picture Of Our Exclusive Thinking
Existence!- And There Is No Other!

We SEEM to live breathing existence by means of
two lungs.
In the Ascension of Christ Jesus, when his body
mortal thought image of Mary's offspring,-NOT of
Cod!-in absolute truthl-which was reduced to its
native nothingnesthe Christ scientific spiritual idea
Son of Codl-completey replaced ALL mortal thoughts
and beliefs in the human portion of that dual
called CHRIST JESUSi
Hence, Jesus no longer did any thinking by any so
called human mind but only the divine the ONE and
ONLY Mind, God. Himself!
HEART in Glossary Of SCIENCE q HEALTH
HEART. Mortal feelings, motives, affections, joys and
sorrows