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W E b N E S DA Y
atI5.0n Il gan = 10

atE5:OO & $3.50 pm.
ON OUR SCREEN
with Spanish Sub titles
CHARGE or THE LANcERs"
Paulette Goddard : Jean Pierre
Aumont
TROPICAL HEATwAvE"
starring ESTELITA
Latest Universal News : first edi-
ton $50 pm. only.
, 1955-02-02

THE cRUCIAN ART CLUB
presents 9 4.
FILM FESTIVAL
Monday eoening, February 7th at the
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE IN
Featured at the Festival are
i Henry Moore, Famous English Sculptor in his Studio
q Charlie chaplin's famous Easy Street"
8 The River" : A Dramatic story Of the Mississippi and
its Destructive Floods
]. Carnival in Flanders" The Prizewinning Film Made
in France That Has Delighted Audiences Throughout
the World. English subhtles make this easy to enjoy.
ri EXHIBIT Al 1870 FILM SHOWING $50
cKE At ooR Is censs
, 1955-02-02
list belonging to the st. Croix WINNERS
Labor Union.

a cup to the winners over
jumps.
The Second event is the Sur
rey SHAMELESS Cart Race with
$26. in prize money, rubber
tires permitted and it is re-
quested that all carts be slit
ably decorated. An additional
prize Of $1,000 will be given to
the best decorated cart, win
lose or draw. The Inter-Isiand
Relay Race, known as the Vir-
gins Laps and run last year
70 rthe first time will have 4
riders using two donkeys to
each team. Forty dollars will
be given in prize money. Next
will come the Quadriped.
Quadrille, a musical chair eli.
mination contest with $4,000
to the winners and finally the
Virgin Islands Grand Nation
al, a straight running race
with two preliminary heats
and $4,000 in prizes.
this function as part Of its eff
fort to promote cultural ac-
tivity on St. Croix.
Tickets for the festival are
available from the various
club members or can be pur-
chased at the door on the
night Of the showing. Each
ticket is seventy-five cents.
The performance will last
, 1955-02-02
7 H U R S 3 A X
at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission

Regular Admission
Our 10th Double Feature Pro-
gram for our Spanish Speaking
Public
LIST Feature in English
FLIGHT 70 NOWHERE
starring ALLAN CURTIS
End Feature in Spanish only:
LOS S~oLTEHoNES"
starring LUIS AGUILAN
, 1955-02-02

DNOOhL1 80
St. Croix, has also shown keen
interest in helping St. croix
students.
She is also a member of the
New York Hands Across the
Sea Committee"
close to three hours and an
enjoyable evening is promis-
ed.
, 1955-02-02
10. Is Hill Street

Monday. March 81, 1855, at
2::3O pm. according to the tax
list belonging to Duthia Mar
zero, John Christophina
Abramson, Elizabeth Williams
& Joseph Christian.
Est. Belvedere
Monday March %, 1855, at 81:
80 pm. according to the tax
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

took hold of his hands He stood straight up in the bed
and held to the sides He stood bffors he sat BY
evening he walking around in his pl4ypen holding
the sides From that day never thought OF him as
anything less than normal His chest bdnes in their
proper shape until when he four us picture appear
ed on the cover Of magazine as typical American boy
While at Boy Scout camp during the summer OF 1854 he
won both the swimming and boxing awards and was call
the number athlete Of three hundred boys
Today he is a broad-shouldered, full-ehested boy
very picture of health-and he was healed solely
through Christian Science.
The commentary was as follows
That was a beautiful healing, Mrs King, and know
will bring Inspiration TO many parents
Friends you and can share Mrs. Kings JOY and
gratitude For such healing gives proof that the power
OF God divine Love- is not far away-not just wishfu
thinkng-but actually real and present right here and
now The same divine Love that restored this child to
condition lift burdens too No condition
resist this healing sustaining divine Love You never
need that God is unwilling unable to heal you
loved You need believe that God sends alic-
ton or misfortune to anyone
No parent needs to carry burden of guilt self-
condemnation because of sick child Remember the words
Of Christ Jesus His disciples asked him concerning the
man born blind who did SIM this man, or his parents?
And Jesus answered Neither hath this sinned
his parents but that the works of God should be made
m anifest in him Then the mans opened
Friends healing such our guest has related does
require time, but i. the result of capitalization of
thought This change of thought quickly. but
in the the Kings il months Of patient
study and prayer. The victory the result OF
effort In other words such healing does just
happen by magic wand; it comes from spiritual
awakening The required purihcaon of thought ia indi
Gated in this Illuminating statement from Science and
Health by Mrs Eddy 425); CONSEQUENCES constructs
better body when faith in matter has been conquered
Correct material belief by spiritual and
Spirit will form you anew.
The program Hymn No 3s2
Christian Science HYmnaL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Welfare Gone Crazy
Editorial from the Chicago Tribune)
Continued from Back Pase)

The lumsshi Coal company. down az coinsvills. H..
recently totssd us books us 1854 business and down
The results in statement TO us employees Since II OF
the oldest and largest businesses in the also pub
shed the statement in the consvls Herald for the inior
nation OF us neishbors.
The company has made money in recent years and In
the last decade twice much keeping It's mines efficient
paid us in dividends This is reflected in the
fact that last year extracted o2 Of coal for every
msn.shft worked, excellent record even in The highly
mechanical American coal industry.
However, 1854 poor year In the coal business.
The company lost $4,000 about 81 900 in sales be-
OF lower prices and market us 2ls miners got
only az days work during the year
Our attention attracted 10 what happened TO the
wage fund available for these miners The company charged
OF Just short OF million dollar-Soe5 o0o-o wage costs
for the who actually produced It's coal Bot II credited
them with only H2l27 in wages and before that went into
the pay envelopes income whhoIdnss the OF
which not listed in the statement took further bite
The company paid 3o7 in social security taxes and
withheld approximately the amount from the miners
wages In addition paid sl96l2o into the welfare and
which us employees belong The Prossssvss the Illinois
ebe who seeded from John l. Lewis United Mine Work
decades ago and their welfare fund Is supported by
the same tonnage tax collected from UNIV mines
These iotsled S264734. and ell but s343o7
whereabouts paid by the employer not the employees.
That however is immsisrs What is material Is that the
money all Of the miners wage fund the Of
money that could be paid 10 the coal out OF the ground
and still leave some hope OF profit in normal year
These boxesr figures when they are divided
by 7s the number OF miners who worked Cor the company
last year What get then is the fact that the average lu
sghi S330a last OF which he had 10
his while he and his boss required by law
and union agreements aside ala for his old
for the Of his family he is killed in the mine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

eded which Of these books should be included In its
Canon the accepted collection Of preChrsan books
The four Gospel accounts and the letters and other
Christian books produced by the early leaders OF the
Church the Church Councils Of the first four centuries
gradually screened the unworthy or hess worthy from
the great numbers of writings that had appeared and de-
eided which were to be preserved.
WHO WROTE THE BIBLE?
The books written after the birth Of Christ were writ
by the Apostles their close associates and disciples
Those written earlier by many writers. few OF
whom are known to history. Most anonymous, de.
voted and skifu brilliant creative writ
er poets dramatst editors revisers chron'
clers anthoogsts, complers.
WHAT LANGUAGE DID THE WRITERS USE?
Hebrew, Aramaic Ga former dialect Of Palestine },
and Greek
HOW DID THE BOOKS GET INTO ENCLIsH7
Gradually In England the early English language
had been greatly enriched by words derived from Greek
and Latin Over nearly century, several English trans
ations appeared until the King James Version emerged
in 1911 Revised Standard Version Of the New Testa
ment was published in 1896"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
From St. Johns Parish Chronicle)
of Detroit
Know Your BibIe"
WHAT IS THE BIBLE?

WHAT is THE BIBLE?
library made up Of sxty-six pieces Of writing which
for convenience are called books.
WHAT KINDS OF WRITING DO THESE
BOOKS INCLUDE?
Both prose and poetry; history, drama folklore. fic-
ton. letters lyrics. laws Odes hymns sermons prayers
elesies, ceremonial directions. proverbs, essays.
WHEN WAS THE BIBLE WRITTEN?
During space Of some eleven centuries ten before
the birth Of Christ (preeeded by two three centuries
when traditions and laws handed down orally and
about one century after His birth.
WHERE DID THE BIBLE COME FRONT
The church produced il. The books written and long
treasured by the Hebrews recognised by the early
Church the preparation for the Christian Gospels by
the Of the frat Christian century the Church had de-
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

Detroit Tribune Comment:
Detroit NswN

THE DEvIl-viA SPEEDING AND DRINKING. AND
LoPPY THINKING OF ONE OR MORE or THE -FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRPPLEsl AND DEPEND.
ENcE UPON THE DEVILS MATERlA MEoIcA AS A
HEALTH AND HEALING PHILOSOPHY FORCES TWO
YOUNG DETRolTERs TO GIVE UP THE oHosT1-
THE DEVIL TAKING A TOTAL or IS YEARs!
A Detroit killed In highway crash in Allen
Park early today and another fatally injured last night
in Ferndale
The dead
Richard Rice. ~. Of so4a sirsthmoor.
George Beas. 2s. OF 876e Hosmsr.
Rice. an auto worker. killed shortly after
today when his automobile left Outer Drive west
Snow Allen Park The went over parkway and
crashed against tree. Rice was alone
FIRST FATALITY
Allen Park police said they had stopped RICE THREE
HOURS EARLIER on souihnsld and GIVEN him SPEEDING
TICKET
N was Allen Parks first traffic fatality this year.
Two hours after he thrown 10 the pavement In the
Ferndae accident Bsals died in M Carmel Mercy Hospital
at 10 o'clock last night.
BesIs was passenger In car driven by Everett
Harrison l34oS Toepfsr East Detroit travelling east EiSV
Mile road A. West End cellidsd with another driven by
William H. Arnold. 1875 Eliot
DRIVER HELD
Arnold held for investigation Witnesses said his
swung 10 The wrong Of the pavement and crashed into
Harsons auto. Police said Arnold had been Drinking.
Besls was butcher In q Detroit market,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
The Doctor and the impotence Of the
Four European Religious CrippIes!

Matter physicians and medical nurses seoeh their souls
lin the mssmersm OF the dev-wheh drives then, 10 az
hsvssvs study OF the hvsn body for the cure
dsssssihsrsbY dsohsYns divine revelation and esdsr
OF 1000 years sisndrs-n Genesis following the statement
in the First Chapter. Of the very good creation % God
infinite Spirit. heavenly harmonious!
Mortal man was warned NOT 10 indulge in m. tire. Of
FORBIDDEN knowledge" which ia DEATH
The tree 81 lhs' was revealed and dsrrer.,., .a n.
Jesus THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL - THAT rury M,cl,r
KNOW THEE. THE ONLY TRUE COO AND JESUS cHs,sr
WHOM THOU HAST sENTl
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Thou Shalt Not (ovet"

lures" p i3), Love impartial and universal in its
adaptation and bestowas Thus since all are constantly
receiving good in infinite from God who - IN
finite good there for jealousy, COW
etousness.
"Covet" according to a definition given in detion-
airy, ITO desire to long for especially something be-
longing another person student of Christian Science
spending time in large city on the West Coast
Of the United States She found herself watching each
day with keen interest pedestrians-men, women and
childrenclmbins the steep hills Of that region with dex
terity and ease longing took possession of her think
ing and she found herself declaring, How should like
to do that
Later she diagnosed this She realized
that there reason cause for IT, Had not God
given her, we'll others, strength ability alaerity
and dominion? She that whatever true activity others
expressed possessed from the infinite divine
source all activity and hers too and forever
theirs
There is tendency look upon the health and
strength another may be expressing the personal
session OF that individual But Christian Science
that God has bestowed health upon all alike The
pound idea, man, includes health; ALE claim it and
manifest IT, Thus health is seen to be universal fact
The infinite strength power and endurance Of God
reflected by all of His ideas
What of JOY Is individual endowed with this
quality and not another? A Gods ideas wear all
given the fulness Of and loneliness We must
understand that God gives spiritual JOY manjoy which
requires cultivation and which covetousnes
Rather be claimed n innate, God-gi and
health-bestowng quality
The of supply When fellow
worker living apparent spending freely
ing financially tempted to think of him for
individual with opportunities and advantages
than have? Then forgetting the richness of
Gods universal bounty and the fullness of mans recep
tvity.
Thou shalt not covet' tEx 20;l7l. We need not
covet The OF Gods creating knows such oveess
quality We re joce in the goodness OF Gods great
provision ma de manifest We must that true ability
is demonstrated in proportion ones understanding of
ts availability Let watch thinking and tina
claim for ourselves and others all good All of Gods
ideas possess and express Individually the infinite great
Of Gods nature and bounul substance; and this is
demonsrable through Science
Covetousness include Jealousy and jealousy fear
fear that anothers may interfere with our
progress that there is enough good TO go around
Jesus demonstrated not only enough good go around
but abundant surplus left In the Gospel account
of Jesus multiplying the oaves and fishes order feed
the multude read that baskets
and twelve in another remained to be gathered and not
wasted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Goons Throw Steneh Bombs in


While Fei agents and shsriHs deputies were invssssI
Ing The track blast. stencil bombs were tossed into third
'ood stores owned by Marsh Foodns retail grocery sh
ASK INSPECTION or FOOD
The bombs were tossed into the eompsny's stores 4
monels New Castle and Marion plate glass kndow In N
store here was smashed by the missile.
Because the stores handle general food supplies rs
ing meat and bakery goods food inspectors asked
examine stocks 10 dssrmlns whether The ehnoxovs 81
fumes from the bombs had made them unsafe for hVr'1
consumption.
Meanwhile Sheriff w. Pete Anthony said he planned Y
question OFFICIALS or THE AL TRANSFERS UNION
NOW ON STRIKE against The Marsh company sboss ~
switch dynsmiiins.
MINUTES AHEAD OF TRAIN
The blast blew ava foot break IN . rsl near the wtj
which led trem main line track aiding running y"
food sempsnys wsrshevss al Yorktown. miles ssvhSs
81 here.
The explosion occurred 81 1000 pm. only ~ n'nVTl
before the Shrrsrs chartered New York Central 'rs"
nine ears reached that point on their heswsrd trip "
d'snspsis srsm mssslns In pssrsN,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

And-"THE KINGDOM or HEAVEN IS AT HAND !
lis WITHIN You"I-wifhin dvinsIy scientific, ch,,nI
spiritual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vie knowsdss s
sbsdsnes foods Christ Miracle Science Universal MI
sish MiIIsnnivnnI
AND WOE UNTO THE ADAM AND EVE PRISONERS
or THE DEVIL! 'FussINo AROUND THE FLESH 70
ALLEVIATE THE plscoRDs or pIviNELY uNscsI
TIFIc. uNcHRisrLIkE. UNsPIRITuAL THINKING OF
THE DEVILS JuDAisMl-THE DEVILS ROMAN
cATHoLicIsM!-AND DE.PuRITANizED PROTESTANT.
iSMl-AND So-cALLED NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY A PRISONER or THE DEvLI--ANIMAL
NOTWITHSTANDING EDUCATION NOT YET
ACCEPTING GODS TWO INDISPENSABLE.
IMPERATIVE MASTERPIECE
HIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTBook-"scIENcE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" by N.
Baker Eddy-MAsTER MIRACLE WORKING HEALER
OF INDIVIDUALS AND NArIoNs!-ANp EDueAro|
PAR ExcELLEkcEl-'SAvIoR. lIBERAToR. AND
PROTECTOR or THE HOLY SCRIPTURES FROM
THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPlES!-PERvERTiNC GODS
INCOMPATIBLE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE
Hebrews. get that Bible into your Household The d.A
hes robbed you. for too many generations centuries
Incompatible indispensable. imperative New Tsstsmsnn
Your spiritually naked rabbinats utterly neomsI
tent 10 protect the six million Hebrews who had give
the ghost under the God condemned spiritual bastard
l2 Catholic rsnsssfs Hitler! Had your spiritually M
potent Rsbbnas been honest earnest students Of the M
Testament they could have utilized Gods wonderful prom
TO Jesus. to you u HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER ovrl
ALL THE tso-esIsd power OF THE ENEMYl-AND NORM
ING SHALL BY ANY MEANS. HURT YOU!
PART4
WARNING TO MEDICAL. MATTER PHYSICIANS
MEDICAL NURSES. AND you DuPEs. SUCKERS
Pstisntsl-ss per Jesus John 663) catholic BbIs-tI
ut IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIckENETH. THE FLESH
PRoFrErH NOTHING. THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"
Herewith. excerpts from Or. Frank r. koss obivr
from The Detroit Times
ons-fims medical director OF the Cadillac Motor
Car Co.
"A native pstroitsr Dr. koss was graduated from NerA
eastern High School and received his ND degree from Mol
University Of Michigan Medical School In 1894 During No
war he captain with the chemical warfare division
From ls@s 10 ls4s he was psyehistrst AZ Nswbsra
State Hospital; from ls4o.si ~ Warm Springs Monil ss
Hospital and lss2s4, Apple Creek oJ State Hospital Hid
last post was o" The staff o. MAYHEM State Hospital Bridge
VILE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
CASES TIED TO ISSUE"


&c. s. Monitorl
The two recent which the Supreme Court has n
fused 10 hear both bear the general subject OF the Br
amendment Most recently the high court rejected spp
by Gladys ksss. wife OF Pvt Richard T. kssfs who Wild
absent without leave in France beat UP French taxi dr
and stole his cab ksss 10 serving hvsysar sentence
French prison. Mrs. kssss contention Is that her hvsbs
was deprived Of his Constitutional rights having been d
and sentenced by French court
involved 10 the status Of forces treaty which the un
States has with eli Of i North Atlantic Treaty orsanrs
partners with s reciprocal provisions that service psrso
charged with grimes while duty 10 be tried by @
own eeUrsnsrsi but crimes committed when on duty N
handled by the local courts.
The Psntsaen has reported that more than % per ss
OF The cases OF American soldiers arrested for crimes ssm
miftsd abroad while OF duty actually turned over m
United States military for punishment The Ksss case hs
pens to be one Of the 2 per cent.
The federal court Of appeals here had ruled that kss
constitutional rights had not been nfrnssd by his trial ard
conviction The Supreme Courts rejection Of the appeal
that rule Standing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

o. M. Courtney c King Of T-ls. o4isAoms
tod Of her experience fellows:
When va. about two months old it became
apparent that he not developing properly He wa
unable to lift his head himself and hi, chest
and spine were deformed medical diagnosis that
he would probably be able to up and the doctor
sad that medical science knew no cure
My husband and had just gun the study Of Science
and Health with Key to the Scripture by Mary Baker
EDDY and 40 We turned unreservedy Christian Science
We bought Concordance to Science and Health and
looked and suded every passage that contained the
words strength" and control" When We would become
discouraged at times ths condition persisted month
after month would ask the help Of Christian Science
practitioner Although there no change in the baby
condition, We studying and learning more Of God
and man daily and having many other heangs in
family.
He still stns holding up hi. head when
he about year old and found myself thinking;
Surely when he's about hve years old he be all right
People just don't carry hveyear-old children around
Then night my husband and attended Chris
tan Science lecture with friend don't remember what
the lecturer said but do know that my husband and
both willing to listen every Of that lee
ture. After the lecture stopped for soda and in
talking with friend about abe said If he'll be
perfect in FIVE years, and il he created perfect then
he's perfect right right this momenus as perfect
reoieed in this fact know that longer had to look
that little physical FORM but could look far beyond
into what actually true about the child.
The next morning awakened very early with great
Of anticipation and then suddenly felt "Our son
must be healed This joyous morning, because for
nearly year I'D awakened with great load to bear be-
Of the childs condition.
went into his and pulled back the and
Continued next column. ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Holy Russia
A HINT ON RUSSIAN cHARAcTsR-lI
Nv Mslvln Maddoeks

c. S. Monitor-s.24-52
BY Melvin Maddoeks
" cannot control himself pmitrl karsmsrov de-
dsd lin The Brothers ksramsIov he ought 10 punish
himself'-in fact. TO kill himself.
The Russian has always been absolute thinker; he
has found no middle ground between salvation and dsnna
despair than from hope he has searched Tor
the Russian Christ Dostosvskys words because without
savior the Russian becomes nhis his Tremendous vital
Ivy becomes only added evrsssmpy an extra means Tor
more quickly destroying himself and others
He has not been able conceive Of remedy which he
could initiate himself " TO have been instructive Tor
the Russian think OF himself possessed by the devil
against only hope exists that history may produce
dsvers Starving TO act and yet Mortified a. the criminal
consequences OF innocent impulses he has waited in
pain. coso wrote for the rousrs word. Forwsrd!'
which the Russian. every stage in every condition and
calling. longs 10 hear"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

TRIRUNE-SATURDAY. MARCH rs. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
The DeviI-AnimaI Magnetism

Continued from Back Psge)
all her living and nothing hsersd. but rather grew
worsel tsmlesl
Dear 7SYsar-od Adolph Meyer psYehsirist of inter.
national rspvss bit shocked upon hearing this quote
md said; Where IL IN"
"oh. its in the Gospels. poeior"i
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
TREATY QUESTION"
"Bieker Revives Hot Amendment

GROSS ExAceERAToNs' RE OUR SOLDIERS rNto
IN FOREIGN COURTS FOR CIVIL oFFENsEs-
Herewith "erieksr rsvivss :" excerpts
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-15
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

certain trends and traits of NAL
enkov, Krushchev and Bulganin.
Malenkov
One of the pronounced features
OF Soviet policy under the Pre-
miership of Malenkov was a mild
er and more conciliatory attitude
to minorities within Russia in adj
dition to nations without. The
hand of Malenkov was clearly
observable in the sudden and
stern exposure of the doctors
plot" "a crude version of rabid
anti-semitism; shamelessly brazen
with confessions and a wide
campaign against Cosmopolitan"
and "Zionists'O. When Malenkov
succeeded Stain, an abrupt halt
was called to the mounting wave
of potent anti-JeWish feeling
which had been accelerated by
the st a te-sponsored doctors
trial. together with its Czech
forerunner, the Slansky trial. This
excessive anti-semitism was par
ticularly alarming in the Ukraine
within Russia, and in. the satel-
lites of Roumania and Hungary
with their veteran consistent rec
ord of prejudice, riot and mass
acre as the staple diet for their
Jewries. The release of the Jew
ish doctors, the arrest of high sec
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