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FORMS OF THE SAME THING!

Gods imperative Christ Miracle Science Messiah
MUST, at this point, make ruling God, infinite Spirit
Mind, Soul, ''our FatherNother God, A-L-L-H-A-R-
M-O-N-I-O-U-S" the and only Cause, and the one
true Parent inand ofhe entire universe has long ago
revealed and demonstrated the mental and MYTHICAL
nature of maer-the perception of it's mental nature GO
ing back to Greek philosophers before Jesus
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is VIGOROUS IN
BEHALF OF RIGHTEOUSNESS AND JUSTICE
BUT, RELATIVELY SPEAKING, 1T is CHRISTIAN
PRACTICE OF A SAUL OF TARSUS CHARACTER!
Excerpts from The C.S Monitor:
MIDWEST SCANS UN: PRAISE TOPS CENSURE
BY JAMES X. sPARKMAN
Staff Correspondence The Christian Science Monitor
Chicago
Across the plains of mid-America most newspapers
are haing the United Nations its decennsl.
In mood, most editorials speak first with praise of
the work which the UN clearly has done. Negotiating
ceasefres raising forces oppose the attackers of South
Korea its efforts to aid refugees to assist young nations
Listing those, writers argue Do these add up
cess?
This is say that mid continent editors overlook
the organizations ason efforts in the cold gen.
eral Rather the emphasis follows this PATTERN whether
the first untried hopes for the UN, initial promise
have been realized, has it accomplished substantial
work."
And to this they add: Cannot the UN be given some
credit for preventing conflicts and perhaps
worldwide conAagraton?" OF paper can point
to any and say Without the UN, this spot might
have hared into world struggle, A-bomb holocaust"
But In their editors asks Have much smaller
conflicts of interests than those of the past decade led
the past, to armed outbursts?"
DECADE OF GROWTH
High the list of UN accomplishments, as most
editors it, is the simple fact that the has
stood for decade and gathered stature, If only as
world forum, sufficient that member nation is visibly
considering withdrawal. Indeed additional nations are
seeking membership but remain barred by the wishes
big-naton member)
In weighing the UN mot worth hill of beans" if
judged 'functonng and effective instrument for
achieving peaceful world free international tension
and keeping so the Chicago Tribune looks more at the
world than the UN Further TALES up asserts. fight
ing in Korea, continuing cold war; increased arms
cts for America.
From series of staf-written articles on the UN
which the Tribune is printng-"(The UNI Aid or
Peril, Anxious Americans Ask" "How UN Failed to Live
Up to High Resolves" Claims for UN and How Facts
DisProve Them-it appears that the widely read paper
holds the UN to blame for it's or American spon-
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr. Truman. In the Tribune
er-the last of Chicago's Gothic skyscrsper.-Mr Rooe
welt is held accountable for of the free worlds post
shortcomings MIR. Truman, says the Tribune in its
UN editorial "unloaded the Korean upon Amer
lean people in the guise of UN pacihcaton action"
Yet in its UN articles whether intended not, the
Tribune nationasm tempers its criticism For in the
Trbunes patriotic the United Nations cannot be
cribed without deactng from the gntude of
the United States and its Repeatedly the worlds
greatest newspaper reerates that the United States
take of itself and it's interests unaided, whatever the
challenge. 1t argues that UN successes WERE in fact
bunglng foreigners America could have achieved