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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

and most famous musical heater Drury Lane has for the
six years been almost exclusively occupied Amer
lean musicals At London's biggest vaudeville thestsr-
the Paadum-American artists monopolzed the top Of
the bill for almost long American continually
appearing British TV The British absorb great quan
ties of American books and zines and comic strips
What had all this to do with British aid to American
Our dramatic critic friend, who of necessity has be
keen student of ntangbes well angbles thought
had great deal to do with the question under discussion
at means" he said, that British people the whole
like seeing the American way of life whatever criticisms
they may make. They find they have much the
of ideals and aims and anxete They enven their speech
with American words and expressions Why? Because
they want to-"
We agreed, as group, that the British people
really much closer to the Americans than
might think by just reading the newspapers The British
not allies of the Americans but
buddies we'll Ii nebulous way of repaying
dollars and parcels and Sabre and shore purchases
and Marshall aid and whatnot But could be mighty
portant in tight spot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
A REMINDER
NEGRO HISTORY WEEK
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

NEGRO HISTORY WEEK Is HERE. And there is
much for which not only every Negro in America should
be thankful but every right thinking American citizen
should be glad for the progress which has been made
though there much to be accomplished We should
thank God for the advancement made along the line of
doing away with ignorance the actual truth about the
spiritual man. his relationship God (And that includes
self and to his fellowship toward his spiritual brother
p In the short span of less than years, Negroes
have definitely contributed TO every scientific advance
ment of America. And proved to the world that
are Americans too They have worked with their hands
to help in one another in the building Of industry
the roads the highways. and the housing
In every walk of life they have had to prove them
selves worthy of each and every consideration citizens
of America. And not only that they have had to help
America the need Of freedom of speech and freedom
of consciousness from slave thoughts of every kind by
letting it be known that although the human body may
by And matter how tight the boundaries of hui
man limitation may be- Mind working through conscious
ness goes on forever. unbound and unlimited.
In the professions arts and sciences. il be
knowledged that they making striking Announcements
And the majority have failed bless Lord, out OF
their hearts. in praise and thanksgiving And may
their contribution be remembered TO all generations that
may be made known forever. that these people are
great contribution to the advancement of freedom through
out the universe.
President Eisenhower, and Secretary of State John
that the folly of discrimination, and against
minority be done away with And good sense
Of reasoning this enlightened age America the
march for that of Mind and divine safety
Of all good citizens and giving the people the
warmth of brotherly love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
"You Can Travel All Spain, Senior,
And You Will Not Find People Who
Read the Bible-0ur Church Does
Not Encourage Us to Read the Bible!

&C. S. Monitor, JAM 26)
But the c. S. Monitor also states in it's Series
ION WINGS OF THE WORD"-OF GOD
"BIBLE GAINS IN SPAIN, BELGIUM IRISH REPUBLIC"
"Many parts of the Roman Catholic world
periencing marked upswing in Bible study. Dr. Sharp
finds new evidence of this in Spain, Belgium and the Re-
public of Ireland"
BY DR.. Roland Hall Sharp
Special Correspondent of
The Christian Science Monitor"
Copyright, 1854, by The Christian Science
Publishing Soaety".
"TESTAMENTS IN DEMAND"i
in "Badsjoz, in western Spain ANAL Spanish city
near the Portuguese frontier!
"The pleasant salcswomsn Tin a remote book store)
(Continued next column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
India: Church Leader Dies!-49

Sarah Chakho, 49, of six presidents the World
Council of Churches
HEART AILMENT"!
A THINKING FAILURE!- lacking the scientific
aspects of the Christ divine Messanc idea our Father
Mother God, sll-harmonious divine Parent of
eternal invulnerabe, individual be-
ng!- BILE to any, and
ALL, beliefs of the mythical ghasy farce of material
existence Hence, the loving Fatherother His goth
Century Revelator, His Mary, Baker Eddy-"But why
should stand aghast nohingness the sum total of
human error"!! (p. $50 S&H)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

CHRIST JESUS SAID:
AND HE SAID, WHEREUNTO SHALL WE LIKEN
THE KINGDOM OF GOD, OR WITH WHAT COMPAR-
lSON SHALL WE COMPARE UNTO 1T?
cit is LIKE UNTO A GRAIN OF MUSTARD SEED
WHICH WHEN 1T is SOWN IN THE EARTH, is LESS
THAN ALL THE SEEDS THAT BE IN THE EARTH
BUT WHEN 1T is SOWN, 1T GROWETH UP AND
BECOMETH GREATER THAN ALL HERBS AND
SPREADETH OUT GREAT BRANCHES; SO THAT THE
FOWLS OF THE AIR LODGE UNDER THE SHADOW
OF 1T"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
.,,,oN CHILDREN TO TEST
I''cc,Nr AGAINST POLIO"

NEW York, Dec. 5-The test of an anti-poo vaccine
sorins on up 100000 children may mean not only
;" end of polio but personal victory for man who
'..,ed toward this goal for more than Is years.
arr Basil OConnor, President of the National Foun
Zion of InfantIe Paralysis the test may be the victor
fortress his battle against the disease that struck
I. friend and law partner, Franklin d. Roosevelt
"Even if it fails, OConnor said today in an inter-
~. well just 60 back to benches and try to find
rehng ese The test is the Foundations biggest push
gains. polio.
| announcement made by Basil O'Connor, President
National Foundation of Infsntile Paralysis Washing
i, Tmes-Herald, November IL, 1883"
Taken from Living Tissue" Magazine
New England Anti-Vivsection Society
His daughter was, is, polio vicm!! Think that
|r.r! "You will surely say unto Me- Physician, heal
|rvef" Christ Jesus) AND WE DO SAY: "Phy,
|sn, heal thysef!-to you, Mr.. OConnor prisoner of
he devil!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
DsR SERVICE

They tell us the early morning Of Monday February
lst found many people shverng in the while watt
ing the buses We had many complaints down at the
Detroit Tribune 1t would be much better the people
if they could better service That the buses they tell
us Just much too slowly especially when cold they
do not regularly enough.
What is causing the Tegulary? Do we need more
bus drivers? 1t would be wrong to make the fare any
higher, than that which is being already paid. Too many
people just cannot afford it. and especially too with the
service received of the lines We hope the
condition will soon grow better.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
AirpIane Crashes!
An Extra Preeaution VS.. Crashes
in the Take off!

The plane should be TAXED around the field BEEF ORE
taking off, UNTIL the pilot assured that ground inspec-
lion and service HAS BEEN ENTIRELY FOOL-PROOF, as
NAV be doubted of sloppy-thinkng unChristke and
Aouestto-Cod Christian Scientists!!
(Smes-we don't to be insulting it seems
but the truth has got be told!-even though it shames
Ne dey).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
"Boston's Juvenile Delinquency
Too SeandaIous to Review PubIieIy"!
Drew Pearson,
Jan. "a Broadcast

Jan. "a Broadcast
Major offenders and spiritual cancers civilization.
The devils Roman Catholicism! and its spiritually
naked, socalIed education!-
The devils Judas Judaism!-and
The devils Medicine, Surgery and Psychiatry!-
whose whtewash healings-'the flesh pro6teth moth
ing-(Jesus)-n many would deceive, if possible
the very elect"!-
And other Christ Master Science Messiah VOID
would be heangs!
Professionalism is the noble of four European
religious crppIes Its shortcomngs and
uncientihc, unChrskes aspects-are nicely indicated in
the saying THE road hell is paved with good inten-
tons!
Communism of course, has somev what infected Boston
thought but the three major the moral and
spiritual Christike evolution America and the human
race! are these spiritual BASTARD theologies: The
devils Judas Judasm!-and the devrr Roman Catholi-
cism! Matera Medica is of the breed the
going And fully subscribe Mrs Eddys tributes
to the finer class of and engaged in medical
practice!-but would liberste them from the devils
healing agencies and their unfortunate vctims-millions
OF whom have to the graveyards and underskers
prematurely!
brews New Testament, both Protestant and Catholic,
l2;7S-f endure the Christening of the Lord ("divine
Love'O, then ye sons"-ofsprng of a fabulously
wealthy, loving, allwse Father Mother God" of 'fe
more abundantly gilmore eager than the finest human
parent to lavish his love upon his divine offspring which
ALL ARE in our being!
IF not (enduring the Christening }, then ye
B-A-S-T-ARD-S, and not sons"!!!
So, why be Judas a murderous Hebrew Saul? You
CAN be Chrstlke Paul, n Christlike John, or
Chrstlke Peter, Chrske Mary. You don't have to
be indefinitely Adam Eve sucker for the devil
via animal magnetism and materiasml and unChris
like so-calIed culture!
Hence, Pauls wisdom: BE not unequaly yoked to-
gether with unbeevers. Come from among them and
be ye separate !-"saith the Lord!
And per page 100 of Science & Health: Ch v
TRIUMPH THERETO!
Man and Gods Christ Science have their
of independence from all that is scientifically Christ
like You don't have be suckers for sinning stupid
laundering Adams and Ewes!
Jesus said: Cast not we your pearls before swine! II
not meet to cast holy things before dogs!
But that doesn't keep your mouth shut! We
MUST "cast devls!-hurl hunderbots of the sword
of the Spirit! (Ephesians, Oh. 81.
Let your brotherly, loving Fighting Angel, Michael
aid you whenever blasting operation needed (snes)
Mrs Eddy says in Science & Health: 1--WE cannot add
to vessels already full. They first be empted"!
Hence, the unChristlike ego has got be softened
up-rebuked- in accordance with beloved Leaders
words which God commanded and engraved on the wall of
The Mother Church. back of the desk of the Second
"When confronts you, withhold NOT the REBUKE
the EXPLANATION which destroys error"i shd
"NEVER immoral (impure -unChristlike }
atmosphere except to purify it,! Up. 452 S&H)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
"BIBLE IN BELCIUMnl

You should read the inspiring labors of the Paul
Passelecq who has been in the forefront of the
Roman Catholic Bible awakening since 1925, reaching
the present fine achievement of 100000 (Bibes within
three years. che sold 100000 pamphlets" contain
ing the works of Matthew and other portions Bible
He printed $4,000 New Testsments"!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
BRITAIN'S INTANGIBLE AID TO u s.
London's cluband changes about as little as the UNI
carrying fraternity who frequent it. Every weekday
at lunchme black figures from offices in
Whitehall stream St. Jamess Park clubs
Pail Mall and Piccadilly.
There is setting of lingering Vctorianism as they
meet we'll and lawyers and the
informally clad editors and newspapermen The lunch
hour may be prolonged but the is lively and
Illuminating Just now of the chief topics is Anglo
American relations.
Briton in the United States has written to the
club members asking, "What the British doing for
America 2? He his question prompted by opinion
he in the United States that the British
doing nothing but carp and criticize.
There tribute by lunch-tme group to
what the United States had done for Britain the way of
and gifts and technical knowledge and security and
fighting 80 cent of the Korean Ii agreed that
British families and individuals owed ncalcula-
bic thanks the American generosity But when
tabulatng what flowed in the other direction there
feeling of Illustration, much of the British contrbu
ton o be difused and intangible
An erect soldiery figure the club like Ronald Cole
remarked wistfully that it pleasant to
have ones only fighting the Maui Maui terrorsts in
Kenya than it for American to have his son in
Korea There great many Americans in Korea,
somebody said Yes but there $4,000 Brons in tho
Suex Canal base. There hveyear-od war in Malaga
And what about all the other defense ouposts like Hong
Kong, Cyprus, Malta, and Gibraltar?
1t was mentioned that there little matter of
services rendered in the past Wasn't the British Navy
mainly responsible for keeping the of the world for
ITO years. thus enabling the United States to get with
the job building itself into the mightest nation in the
world? And what about Brains contribution in two
world wars?
At that point in the discussion a newspaper
pendent with connections with the United States in
erected "Oh yes, that's all very well but can't keep
harping back the past" What he wanted to be
able tell Americans what Britain doing today to help
IL Britain being good friend and ally?
That where eminent dramatic critic among
chrped up with unexpected and original contribution.
He said he didn't believe fully appreciated in the
United States just how much the American way Of life is
and heard and understood and appreciated we'll
criticized in Britain.
Being of those realistic persons who know how
generates strengthened by facts, he said, "You
realize that of SOS main feature movies which the
British people in 1853. 440 American. Just inn
agne what impact that has British lives year after
year."
He went with the reminder that Londons oldest
Continued column, Top)
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Detroit Tribune

Representing sour FstherMoher Divine Publisher
Crusader For The nvncibe Triumphant Divine Rights
PLEDGED TO uphold and riahfs
Published Wednesday by the Detroit Tribune Publish
Co. Inc.
Entered second Detroit
Michigan under the OF March 1879
Year slS0' S2S0 s2ss Foreign yearly $500
National Advertising Representatives. Interstate United
Newspapers.
B. Elizabeth Ellington General Manager Managing Editor
Andrew z. Fruehsut cS- Owner Publisher
TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1884 =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
EDITORIALS
RACE FEPC

HE CHRIS LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Gods liberator Of the Bible, the Christian
Science textbook has the necessary wisdom"
Heaven, OUR eternal life. God, and ALL reality
(spritual, of course), found-are discovered
In human consciousnessi
eff thou would be blessed Obey Gods Science and
bless others"-by ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE presents C. s. MONITORS
"BRITAIN'S INTANGIBLE AID TO u. Sand to the
word, we add, e. g., Gods HIGHEST REPRESENTA-
TIVE since CHRIST JESUS, HIS MARY, BAKER EDDY
came of SCOTCH ENGLISH PROTESTANT AMERICAN
HERITACE-600 years from noble CATHOLIC JOAN
OF ARC to PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Mary Baker Eddy!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
PIONEERING IN sPAIN"l

We recommend that readers read this inspiring
report awakening in SPAIN which promoting sales
of the Bible far and wide, both Protestant and Catholic
Bibles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
CAPTURED BY NAzIs"!

Spent four years in 16 different German prisons or
camps.
During this time, he said Il realized the TREMEN-
DOUS LACK OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE OF
THE BIBLE and EVEN of the GOSPELS, AMONG
ROMAN CATHOLICS. SOMETIMES this reached the
verge of COMPLETE INDIFFERENCE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
LONDON WRITES
AN INFORMAL NEWS REPORT
By PETER LYME,
Parliamentary Correspondent
of The Christian Science Monitor

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
INTANGIBLE AID TO u. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

tell. u. she sold 800 eopie. in the first three month";.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Irish SALES MOUNT"!

"In the predominatey Roman Catholic Republic of
Ireland popular editions of Scripture sale only
by the Protestant Hibernian Bible Society," large
Roman Catholic bookstores. They sell brisky
Northern Ireland, Ulster, part of the United
Kingdom, remains independent of Dublin Small but
alert and consecrated, Protestant Ulster of the
strongest centers of Bible activity on earth"
The Detroit Tribune cordially recommends to it's
readers subscribe for and read the c. daily
These articles appear Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saur
days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
WAYNE u. Educator Of Law
Ends Life!-47

cut his throat with a razor because he re-
poredy respondent ang health -!
had attempted suicide before ~!
is said that the Associate Professor believed he
had cancer, although doctors said otherwise!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

On January 31st the Sr High
Youth Group meets at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bode, 1864
Allendale, for a Box Social. Every
one bring your box luncheon. The
topic for the evening is Hobbies" F"
Sunday, January 30th will be
Missionary Sunday in Hope Luth-
eran Sunday School. A special Of
fering will be taken which will be
used to send a boy to school in
India. Mr., Walter H. Sutter is
superintendent Of the Sunday
School.
The Sunday IL O'Clock worship
service of the Hayden Avenue
Baptist Church will center around
the question, "Do you have a good
reason for what you believe 2"
Pastor Woodby will be the speaker.
The guest speaker in the evening
service is Rev. Warren Modricker.
Rev. Modricker has been in Arabia
for several years as a missionary
to the Moslem people. Service is
at 7:45 and all are invited to at
tend.
Wanted-Mom's and Dads who
will bring their children to Sunday
School and to Church-Reward.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
G. E. Promotes
Adam Mckenzie,
James D. Evans

Appointment of Adam MacKen-
zie to the position of manager of
two of General Electric Lamp Di-
Visions factory units, the Cleve-
land (Ohio) Yields Works and the
Jefferson (Ohio) Yields Works, is
announced by Donald L. Millham,
GE vice president and general
manager of the Lamp Division.
Millham also announced the ap-
pointment of James D. Evans as
manager of the divisions Carolina
Yields Works at Goldsboro, N. c.
Mackenzie succeeds Crawford
G. Nixon, who retired after 81
years of continuous service with
the company. Evans, in his new
post, also succeeds Nixon, who was
manager of the Carolina Works.
Mackenzie, associated with GE
during the past 80 years, directed
coordination of personnel and
personnel and production for
Cleveland Wire Works for nine
years and for the Parts Manufac-
turing department of the Lamp Di-
vision at it's Nela Park head
quarters last year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
.YMCA Marks
.HaIf-Century
In Cleveland

The Young Mems Christian As.
sociation will begin its SECOND
century in Cleveland with the hold.
ing of its Tooth annual meeting on
Wednesday, February 8, in the
Hotel Statler ballroom.
The program will be keynotec
by Dir. Harold Cooke Phillips,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
in an address entitled Look Tc
The Rock Whence Ye Are Hewn.
1t is a case Of history repeating
itself, as pioneer representatives
of seven denominations met in the
original First Baptist Church on
Pubic Square just 100 years ago to
formally launch tn Y.
Founded on February 2S, 1854,
the Y has had better than a NIL
lion members during its 100 years
of varied service to Greater Cleve-
land, according to Ellwood V. Ras-
mussen, general secretary.
The East Cleveland Branch was
organized on June /, 1921 and
serves population Of 46,212 with
3,214 members. 1t has occupied at
50-year-old converted residence at
1919 Lee blvd. since 1929.
Two outstanding leaders in the
development Of the YMCA during
the past 80 years will head Cen
tennial committees. Franklin G..
Smith, chairman of the board,
Osborn Manufacturing president
from 1919 to 1925, will serve as
chairman of the Citizens Commit
tee. Fred W. Ramsey, retired in
dustrialist, who served from 1925
to 1929, will be chairman Of the
Planning Committee.
The second oldest welfare insti-
tuition in Cuyahoga County, next
to Charity Hospital, the YMCA
was founded the same year that
Cleveland annexed the Ohio City,
the area west of the Cuyahoga
River. 1t was one year later, in
1866, that the 800" canal was
opened, beginning this city's great
IRON ore industry.
The growth of the Y has paral-
leled the growth of Cleveland. In
1858, the YMCA had 19 branches
and some $4,000 members. APP
proXimately one in every nine
males over nine years of age liv-
ing in Cuyahoga County belonged
to the Y.
Events planned include a formal
Centennial celebration to be held
next spring, a YMCA Sunday in
the churches on May 2, YMCA
Week at the 10 branches May 2
to 8, and a public meeting next
fall featuring the YMCA's world
service program in 76 other ma
tions.
Another feature Of the Centen-
NAL year is the YMCA's Second
Century Club" which entities
every person who joins the YMCA
during 1854 to become a member
of the club and be given special
commemorative card.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28

"Praise to Him" by GODDARD while
the Senior Choir will present the
anthem "a Seasonal Thanksgiving
by Thiman.
Children will be baptized at the
service on Youth Sunday, February
14th. Parents wishing to arrange
for baptism of their children at
that service are asked to call DR..
Bloomfield, YE. 2-9776.
The Choir Parents Guild of St,
PauI's Episcopal Church presents
the final square dance of the
winter series Friday, January 29th
in the church gymnasium, 1887
Euclid ave. Hank Bennetts calls.
Fiddler and accordionist play. All
welcome.
The st. Philomena Women's
Guild will hold their regular
monthly meeting on January 28th,
at S:15 p. m. in the Social Hall.
There will be cards and other
games, and refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Joseph Barth and
her committee: Mrs. A. ]. Loeser,
Mrs. Hubert Shafer, Miss Mar
garet O'Boyle, and Mrs. Pat Blon-
ska.
Members are requested to bring
a new dish towel to this meeting
as their contribution.
The Red Cross First Aid Class
will meet on Monday, January 81,
in the Social Hall, at 1880 pm.
Another of those gay square
dance evenings will hold forth a
welcome at Windermere Presby-
terian Church, Friday, January
29th, beginning at 8 p. m.
Its a pot lunch supper at the
Church tomorrow, Friday, jan
uary 28th for the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club of East Cleveland Congrega-
tional Church. Harry Kanastab
will show colored movies of west
ern National Parks.
Mrs. Murle B. Cowles will give
reading at the meeting of the
Women's Bible Class of Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church, Euclid
at Windermere, Thursday, Feb
ruary 4th. The meeting, at 8 p. m.
in the church, opens with a brief
business meeting and closes with
the serving of refreshments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Mexico TraveIogue
Via Horseback

Would you like to see Mexico
without leaving home? Scenes
south of the border are interesting
when seen from horseback. DR..
and Mrs. Livingston Lomas made
movies of their Mexican trip from
"high in the saddle" and will show
them at the Eas tCelveland Bap-
tist Church, 1876 Euclid ave-, on
Tuesday, February 2, following a
dinner for the whole family at
6:30 pm. Come join the fellow
ship and meet new friends.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
NeUritis Sciuticu

Relief from those torturing poins or no
charge. An obsolute proven remedy.
Only one trip required. Disabled per
sons may send friend. as South Mt.
Vernon Ave-. 500 it. off Route 40.
Uniontown. Pa. Office hours: Daily
lo-6. Sunday lo-4. Permanently To-
ccrfed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-28
Churches

Earth and God" will be the SER
mon topic of DR.. A. w. Bloom
field, interim pastor of Phillips
Avenue Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. at Phillips ave. at the
10:45 a. m. worship service next
Sunday.
The Junior Choir will sing