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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29

III tneSe lilneS Wnen NOR
tails may offer all manner o.
opposition, because of the
error which TRUTH is un
covering, there is a great neec
for knowing that God i.
Mind Now is also the time tC
be still and know the rea
truth about mental malprac
tlce. For we are taught in
Christian Science, there is nc
Truth in mortal malpractice,
there is no malpractitioner
because God is the only Gre.
ator.
When the Scribcs and Phari,
sees questioned Christ Jesus
why do thy disciples trans
gress the tradition of the
elders? for they wash not
their hands when they eat
bread"
But he answered and said
unto them. WHY DO We AL.
so TRANSGRESS THE COM,
MANDMENTS OF GOD BY
YOUR TRADITIONS Matt
1923.
Mrs. Eddy says, page 534
Science and Health: There
will be greater mental oppo-
sition TO the spiritual, scien'
tifie meaning Of the Scriptures
than there has ever been since
the Christian era began"
No Opposition To Truth
In these times when our
strong, noble men, and women
have not fought useleSsly,
there may be much erroneous
opposition against the cold,
cruel tradition of the South,
and among some of the people
all over America. Therefore,
every right thinking Chris
tian should begin to turn to
the SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
OF BEING, and know that he
is the PERFECT REFLEC-
TON OF GOD. and his TRUE
SELFHOOD is SUSTAINED
BY SPIRIT. He should realize
the presence of PERFECT
HARMONY, IN GODS AMER
ICA, AND HIS PERFECT
UNIVERSE.
Christian Science teaches
that the only laws are based
upon divine Principle, God,
good. This being true there
cannot be any room left for
malpractice because there is
no truth in il.
Many reproofs OF the Mas
ter were because the people
we're not ready TO give up ma
teriaI beliefs for the spiritual.
This OF course, made him face
his foes. and prove dominion
over every false thing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
10Y in the Kremlin"!
C. S. Monitor
There Was Joy, Too, in Berlin
When Hitler Danced A Jig in Fallen
Franee!!!-
But" History D-o-e-s Repeat
ItseIf"!!!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. f.
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of 'our Father Mother God, all
harmonious" l6. Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age!! And
How! Science Health textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated niquity'!
The "lukewarm live in a fools paradise!
To paraphrase Scripture. THERE is NO COUNSEL,
STRATEGY, NOR SO.CALLED WISDOM, VS.. THE LORD
CDIvINE LOVE"), TO AVERT EVILS CERTAIN DE-
sTRUcTIoN, DESTINED TO FOLLOW THE DEVIL s
vICTORIEs,,-in Gods spiritual psychological moment!
WHAT is TO BE, WILL BE"-accordng to the evil
and sndesroyng scientific, Christ miracle Messiah mill
lennum.
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL Elk.
IsTENCE" p 272, s&H) has actually ntruded into,
nor usurped space and reality the exclusive and
only wholly harmonious universe of the ONE CREATOR
without beginning and without ending!
EVIL is UNREAL ALWAYS,
THE COLLECTIVE, MATERIALISTIC CONSCIOUSNESS
CALLED OUR WORLD is WHOLLY
sUPPosITITIoUs.-A sHADOWY COUNTERFEIT
OF THE DIVINE!
The Of the imperfect Christianity of the free
nations has REALITY and permanence!
Communism the other extreme!--s being aggra-
waited towards ultimate reduction Its native nothing
ness because its destroyer irresistaby nvncble
and certain Of complete trumph,-that is Gods Second
Coming Of the Christ, in rressabe absolute. miracle
Science Messiah of marvellous millennium has been
only dmy visualized by Gods elec..a product of six
thousand years Of monotheism one Cod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
Scientific, (hristIike,
Spiritual, Psychological Destruction
Of the Belief Of Communism
A Reduction to "It's Native
kothingness" -lneyitabIe:!!-

As per the blueprint Of Gods rod'-His Word-oper.
ctins through Moses the materissc psychology of
Egyptisns!l!-wth the Hebrews immune!
The tenth pa que took all the first born of and
beast, of the Egyptians O-N-L-Y!!
Pharoah had already learned how o say Moses:
"Pray for me-! (smiles)
The kremin arch-criminals, spiritual lunatcs, God
condemned spiritual bastards Heb 1919 will also cry.
Unce'!-"Pray for us'l-when the European religious
eripples learn their essons!-
Christ Judas Judam!-spiritual bastard theology!
The devils Roman Catholicism .-another spiritual
bastard theology
The same for the Russian and Balkan Greek Ortho-
doxynot the better aspects of Greek Christianity,
which so trump hantly stood up to Mussoni-that
psychopathie, syphilitic, of satsn!, renegade
Roman Cathocl
Protestantism-n the highest degree Of liberation of
the four European religious crpples, but "still
ming around in spiritual short psnts"l
Whereas, is questionable whether the other three
ligious crpples-in their worst aspects-have
put spiritual diapers yet!!! (smiles)
Hebrews 1879 "f ye endure the Christening Of the
Lord then then bastards and
sons"lli
The devils medicine, surgery and psychiatryii-an
OMNIBUS ATTENDANT and companion (?)-CON
SPIRATORi OF PREMATURE DEATHSl
Medical practitioners, drugess, soealed, included,
the Indispensable imperative scientific Christ
Messishi-MUST be, and SHALL BE, replaced by Christ
like, Christian Science practitioners and teseher-Gods
Codi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
liar!
Mr.. Bernard M. Barueh,
Hebriac Elder Statesman, TV, May 16:
"WorId War II One Hundred
Billion S Too CostIy"!!!
Korea Forty Billion S" Cost!!!-
A Shocking Price for the Devilish
5th Term

SOCALLED IEADERSHIP'-"BRlNG THE BOYS
BACK HOME! AND THE SCUTTLING OF OUR
MAGNIFICENT MILITARY STRENGTH!
NATIONAL DEBT TWICE TOO HIGH" !!!-because of
CIVILIZATION AND LACK OF CONTROLS!
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT: Because of the inn
morality and incompetence Of the devils traorous Demo-
cratic Party!-Communis mesmerzed!-devil's Hebraie
and Catholic 'saturaon the Franklin Eleanor Harry
spiritual bastard" Heb. 1919 perverons of Protes.
tantism!M
Tee Mr. Baruch-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
Fear No EciI
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
LET SPIRIT REIGN SUPREME

LET SPTRTT REIGN SUPREME
land HE CALLED THE MULTITUDE AND SAID UNI
THEM, HEAR AND UNDERSTAND" Christ Jesusl MI
1910.
Although the SPIRIT OF GOD is INVISIBLE 10 III. u
ural eyes, and material sense SPIRIT IS THE ONLY Re
lTY, AND SUBSTANCE. Christ Jesus proved The dvl
Mind, infinite Life, 10 be perfect and everlasting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29

SEGREGATION Receives Death
Sentence! Via All Nine Justiees!!
; Are Southerners!!!
Communism, Too, is Under A Death
Sentenee!!!!
KremIin, Note: Almighty God Has
Deereed Death for All Tyranny,
Fraud, Sensual and Sensuous Animal
Magnetism!-The DeviI!-The
Mythical "GhastIy Farce Of Material
Existence!
The Supreme Courts decision aggregation may be
kened of the early demands of God via Moses,
upon Phsroah and the Egyptian depotism and ideoogyl-
Or, the Emancipation Proclamation of Abe Lincoln,
1868
Followed, in the Biblical third yesrl--
By the discovery of:
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MIRACLE
WORLD MESSIAH!!l-
Destined "rue all nation, and peoples with rod of
rom Revelation -"mperatively absolutely, finally,
with divine Science! (S&H).
MOSES DID LEAD THE HEBREWS OUT or EGYPT
BUT - the earcssses OF two generations fe' IN 'ne
wilderness before he could go forwardI
Similar periods of preparation have been necessary rel
alive womsns rights and the Negroes rishtsl-demon-
strsns Gods love and wisdom, stated by His Science
Messiah Revelstor, Mrs. Eddy
Divine Love always has met and always will meet,
every human nsedl tp 494, SAN.
Our friends in the Christian nations rejoicing over
this divine manifestation Of righteous sovsrnmen'lof fs
liberty, and the pursuit OF happiness
INDIA AND OTHER NEUTRAlIsT' NATIONS
ARE REJoIcING-ALTHoucH WITH LESS ENTHUSIASM
n is 10 them, divine finger resssvrins these neutral
ia, psopes-st times Ivkewsrm towards vs-hs the United
State. Is indeed Gods Messiah Nstlonl Of ell nstions
coMMUNIsMl-A TEMPORARY, NECESSARY EVIL
TO cHAsTEN ITS pUPEs AND VcTIMsl
'TWEioM THE LORD LovETh, ne cHAsTENETH'-
REVEALING DIVINE, ETERNAL soN-sHIPl-
AsisfiesI
HebrewsI
Roman csihoIlesI
See sesrsgation Receives Death ssnssnes-Ragsz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
Democrat Party Leader Catholic
James A. Farley" Rebukes Roman
Catholic Corruption in Government!

tChUrch and Sfafe-MsY issUe)
FARLEY ASKS SINGLE STANDARD OF MoRALiTY"l
I'm address which called upon Roman Catholics 10
reexamine their approach 70 the duties Of citizenship for
mer postmaster general and Democratic Party leader James
Farley said early this year that only serupuous adherence
10 the single standard Of morality for public office make
politics clean pursuit in which decent engage
the good OF their country Addressing the ST. Paul Guild in
New York City, Farley observed:
See Democrat Party Leader-Page7
Preceding the afternoons work. read the first three
OF the First Chapter Of john which
l. I'm the beginning the Word, and the Word was
with God, and the Word was God.
q The same was in the beginning with Cod
;. "All Things Were Made by God;
and without Him not any thing made that made"
COMMENT RE THIRD VERSE:
How the
Non-(hristian Scientist StumbIes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
Scientific, (hristIike, Annihi|ation
Of Red Spiritual |nsanity!!!

God demands it, and has the omnpotent power and
infable wisdom to enforce such demands!!!
And unto those who resist!
But, fortunately, resisting God who is Love
Divine Prncple-"our Father-Mother God, all
harmonious->v effect such Christening as is HEAL
ING and L-I-B.ERA-TINC from the BELIEF of evil,
sin disease ath wars commissions of socaed nature
commissions, really of mortal beliefs of carnal so-caed
minds in collective human consciousness!!!
Evening star., 1954-11-24

later, but ! feel that any state
nlent should come from the
FBI."
William w. Remington had
three children, a.son BY his
present wife and q son, Bruce.
l2, and daughter. Galeyn. 10, by
q previous marriage.
N Rernington' 4 fifst Yafa Ann
sMoos Refningt ori twas d key wit
ness against him at his trial.
Remington first was indicted
Ii 1850 on Il charge pf falsely
denying TO d grand jury that she
ever was 4 member OF the Com
r11unist Party.
He was convicted February z.
1851, and sentenced to five years,
but appealed and was freed on
bail. The New York Court Of
Appeals on August %, 1851, re-
versed the conviction, holding
unanimously that, Federal Dis
trict Judge Gregory F., Noonan
in his charge to the jury was
too vague and indefinite"
Remington was indicted again
October Is. 1851. on a charge of
lying at his first trial when he
denied he had passed Govern
ment secrets to Elizabeth Bent
ley, self-confessed Soviet spy
ring courier.
Before he went to trial on the
new accusation, Remington car
ried a long fight against the in
dictment to the Supreme Court,
charging oppression and de-
ceit" by prosecutors in the grand
jury room at the time of the
first indictment.
Among other things he COM
planned that John Brunini, fore
man Of the grand jury, was a
financial and literary collabor-
atorf with Miss Bentley. the chief
prosecution witness, on a book,
"the success of which depended
upon Remington's indictment"
Appeal Was Rejected.
The Supreme Court rejected
Remington's appeal on that is
sue. He was convicted January
27, 1858, and sentenced to serve
three years. His conviction was
Evening star., 1954-11-24

fects OF genetic changes can be
determined.
It is assumed that. generally
speaking, the laws Of heredity
throughout the whole organic
world are about the same, from
one-celled bacteria to 20-trillion
celled men. This would mean
that the findings with fruit fly
populations can be applied, at
least roughly, to human popu-
lationS.
There Are Differences.
The fact remains. however,
that fruit flies are not men.
Both are animals, but they be-
long to widely divergent branches
Of the animal kingdom. The
human organism, presumably. is
somewhat more complex. It is
known. for example, to differ
greatly from the insect organism
in ability to withstand radiation.
A population of fruit flies can
endure, without notably bad ef-
fects on living individuals, 10
times the amount of radiation
which would kill 100 per cent
of a human population.
An insect is born more COM
plete and permanent than a
mammal. Throughout its life
it has a smaller percentage of
dividing cells. Dividing cells are
most susceptible to radiation
the principle fact which makes
it of value IN treatment OF neo-
plasms, or new growth. such as
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Thanksgiving
Continued From First Page.)

outgoing trains win be added to
accommodate the rush.
Roads in Good Shape.
Some $1,000 motorists. about
the same number as last year,
will make for the highways, an
American Automobile Associa-
,tion spokesman said. Roads
within 500-mile radius of
Washington are in excellent
shape, the spokesman added.
flight records.
The bus terminals here like
wise anticipated brisk business.
But the most enthusiastic of
the public transportation agen-
cies were the airlines - they
talked merrily of a Thanksgiving
holiday flight record to end all
fight records.
District public school children
and their teachers will join in
the week end reprieve, and
thousands Of Government work
ers were planning to extend the
Turkey Day holiday to Monday.
For those who like their
Thanksgiving Day spiced with
football, the Maryland Missouri
clash at Byrd Stadium in College
Park was a real possibility.
McKeldin Proclamation.
In nearby Maryland, Gov.
McKeldin proclaimed Thanks
giving on q grateful note-"Our
people are turning again to their
churches and renewing the faith
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Glossary Of Genetic Terms

The following glossary will be
found helpful In connection with
Science Editor Thomas r. Hem
rvs six-story series exploring the
effects Of atomic radiation on
the human race:
GeneAn invisibly minute par
ticie of protoplasn which is
the recognized unit of neredity.
It has the unique property of
guiding and bonding together
Of raw materials around it into
an exact duplicate Of itself"
Each of the trillions of cells
which make up the human
body contains the full human
complement of thousands of
genes. Those In the germs
cells are passed on to the next
generation.
ChromOsOme A fine thread
thousands of times longer than
thick, differentiated along its
length into hundreds or thou-
sands of functionally distinct
and individual self-reproducin
regions-tIe genes. Every cell
in the human body has 26
chromosomes.
Gamete-The mature germ cell
of one individual, plant or ami
NAL.
Zyg0te-The union of two germs
Evening star., 1954-11-24

lover, Jacob Golos, head Of the
Russian spy ring.
Through them he allegedly
transmitted aircraft production
charts plus a super-secret for
mula for synthetic rubber.
Remington's divorced wife,
Anne Moos Remington, was
teamed as q star witness against
him with Miss Bentley. Mrs.
Remington. divorced In 1866.
testified she was with Remington
When he gave data and party
dues to Miss Bentley.
The defense offered witnesses
to swear that at Dartmouth
Remington had a hand in break
ing up a pro-C Communist student
organization.
Remington testified he was q
radical, but not a Communist
during his days with the IVA.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

cells to constitute new indi-
vidual.
Homozyg0ils--An individual who
receives identical genes from
both parents.
Hetrozygous-An individual with
parental chromosomes which
do not completely match.
Mutation--A change in the gene
structure of protoplasm which
results in changed hereditary
characters.
Half -life-The interval during
which half of any radioactive
originally present viii disinte-
CRATE. Uranium has a half-life
of several billion years. Radio
active iodine used in thyroid
treatments has a half life Of
eight days. After six half lives.
1t is calculated. only infinites-
imal traces of the original
substance viii remain.
Roentgcn--The accepted unit Of
radiation defined as "the guam
tity of gamma or X-rays that
will produce a certain electro
cal conductivity in a cubic CEN
tineter of air under constant
pressure and temperature.
Gamma Rays-Exceptiona po-
tent x-rays, the principle radi-
alton causing genetic damage.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Ambassador BohIen
Meeting Top Officials
In State Department

Soviet Russia's clirrent2forei
policy came under close study
today at conferences between
Charles =. Bohlen, the Ambas-
sador to Moscow. and high Of
ficials Of the State Department.
Ambassador Bohlen's arrival
yesterday for first -hand reports
to Secretary Of State Dulles CO.
incided with President Eisen-
hower's declaration that Russia S
basic objective continues to be
world domination.
When he flew into National
Airport late yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Bohlen told reporters
his return here was routine,
saying he would participate In
normal consultations.
But in the light Of the In
creasing discussion Of United
States relations with Russia,
and Of Soviet intentions. his
conferences took on added sig
nificance.
No Comment.
Asked whether recent de-
mands for . re-appraisal Of
American foreign policy-such
as that advanced by Senate Re-
publican Leader Knowland--
had anything to do with Mis- re-
turn, Ambassador Bohlen re-
piled:
''I won't have any comment
on that or any other political
question"
Mr.. Bohlen pointed out. how
ever. that he had not been home
in more than q year and it is
customary for foreign officers
to come back from time to time.
Last week, the State Department
announced that Mr.. Bohlen's re-
turn was decided upon during
October. This was well before
Senator Knowland's demand for
a reappraisal Of policy.
Knowland Sees President.
Senator Knowland saw Presi-
dent Eisenhower today and said
later they discussed tentative
plans for consultation between
the President and the Senate and
House Republican leadership on
the administrations legislative
program for the next session Of
Congress.
The Senator replied he had
"no further comment" to ques-
tions about whether he still
thinks a full review Of admins
tration foreign policy is desirable.
Ambassador Boiler was due to
talk with Secretary Dulles today
but he said he did not yet know
whether he would see President
Eisenhower.
The President leaves today to
spend the Thanksgiving week
end at Augusta, Ga. and State
Department sources said Secre-
tary Dulles may go to his Duck
Island retreat in Lake Ontario.
Mr.. Bohlen will be in the
United States for about 10 days
before he returns to Moscow.
While here he is certain to dis
cuss the softened Soviet line on
peaceful co-existence.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

western Hemisphere. Mexican
Finance Minister Antonio Car
rillo Flores urged the adoption
OF a price stabilization plan.
The Latin Americans gener-
ally cheered a new Washington
plan-the policy Of the good
partner" outlined by United
States Secretary George Hum
phrey.
Assuring the other nations Of
United States sympathy toward
their needs, Mr.. Humphrey said
President Eisenhower's admin
istration agreed that substan-
tial foreign lending will be
necessary If we are to achieve
our goals in this hemisphere.
1--WE shall do our part gen.
erously and loyalty in meeting
that need" he promised.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Auckland Labor Coins Cut

AUCKLAND. New Zealand, Nov.
"a (P).-Labor gains in the re-
cent New Zealand general elec-
tion were cut by two seats today.
A final count of mail and abb
sentee ballots showed slim ma
jorities for the National Party in
two constituencies previously
credited to Labor. The strength
of the parties is now National As
and Labor IS,
Evening star., 1954-11-24

upheld November "a, 1858, seven
months after he entered prison.
/. At his second trial in New
York, the defense pictured Rem
ington as "a gullible boy" who got
fast-talked into turning secret
data over to a Communist ring.
United States Attorney Myles
j. Lane called Remington a ''psy-
chopathic liarS. a philosophical
Communist" -
Remington's defense was that
he mistakenly but ilanocently
used his War Production Board
position to obtain government
data for Miss Bentley. He later
rose to a $10,000-a-year econo-
mist with the Commerce Depart
rnent.
He testified he thought Miss
Bentley wanted the data for a
book or q magazine, which he
believed would boost his own
reputation ana that of the WPB.
The case against Remington
was not unlike the one against
Hiss, who was convicted of
perjury for denying that he
gave State Department secrets
to a pre-War Red spy ring.
Called Active Communist.
The Government offered tes-
timony to show Remington was
a member of a Young Communist
League unit at Dartmouth Col
lege and later an active Com
munist as a clerk with the Ten
nessee Valley Authority.
Then, having risen to the War
Production Board, the prosecu-
ton continued, Remington fell
in with Miss Bentley and her
Evening star., 1954-11-24

exists in various forms of cam
Ger. One somewhat fantastic,
remote possibility is that man is
Fastening the day, predicted in
the wilder sort of science-fic-
tion, when he himself will be
extinct, leaving behind him the
more resistant bugs as the
earth's dominant creatures.
Fruit Fly Substitute.
AS it is impossible to expert
ment with populations of thou
sands of men and women, or
with few exceptions. to observe
human effects over generations.
the fruit fly is the most immedi-
ately available substitute. A
year of fruit fly generations is
equivalent to more than TOO
years of human generations. At
the genetics laboratory of the
Carnegie Institution Of WASH
ington at Cold Spring Harbor.
Long Island, DR.. Bruce Wallace
has carried populations subjected
to varying amounts of radiation
from radlum for 135 genera
tions. There hardly have been
1876 generations of humans
since the days of ancient Baby
lon.
Science, however. is not con-
cerned as to whether increased
radiation will eliminate fruit
flies. The question is whether
1t will eliminate men.
Tomorrow - Atomic Radia-
tiOn and the Genes.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Remington
Continued From First Page.)

his dormitory squad room. Mr..
Wilkinson said the dazed inmate
was discovered by. a guard ION
the second floor stairway land-
ing below his third floor dorni-
tory quarters" 8
When Remington's condition
became worse, the prison phy-
sician. DR.. Leon Witkin. sum-
moned DR.. Charles Tomlinsnn Of
nearby Milton and an immediate
operation was ordered.
It was not known positively
that Remington's assailant was
another coi1yict and the FBI
refused to give any hint TO the
attackers identity or prison
connection.
Lewisburg has never had any
major internal strife or rioting.
However, there have been es-
capes from the institution, in
cluding one two years ago in
which three dangerous prison.
ers fed.
All eventually were tracked
down in New York and killed
while engaged in a gun battle
with police in a Harlem apart
ment.
The prison, housing 1000 in
mates, is located on a hill along
the Susquehanna River over
looking Lewisburg, home of
Bucknell University.
Family Is Shocked.
In Ridgewood, N. j., Reming-
toms home town, an aunt, Mrs.
William E. Remington, said the
death came as "a terrible shock"
to the family. She said members
of the family were at a Ridge
wood mortuary making funeral
arrangements.
She said Remington's second
wife, Jane, was somewhere in
New York"
The aunt asked that Reming-
tons father, F. c.. Remington,
not be disturbed because. she
said, he was suffering from a
heart condition.
Later Remington's mother
said she heard about her sons
death at about $50. am.
II can't make any statement
now" the mother said. Maybe