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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Communism, Judaism, and Arab
Interests
Interests

FEAR NOT, IT IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEAS
uRE TO GIVE YOU THE KINGDOM
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is AT HAND"l
ut IS WITHIN YOU"l-chrst Jesus
WITHIN DvlNELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRsTLKE,
SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS.
ERROR URGED TO rs FINAL LIMITS, IS SELF.
DESTROYED! (S&H
Communism. Judaism. and Arab ideologes ARE BEING
PUT THROUGH THE WRINGERi-the combined pressure
Of God and the deviI!-THE MY-T-H-ANMAL MAG.
NETIsM-lN ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE THE REAL
MAN AND THE REAL WOMAN. AND THE REAL WORLD
AND UNIVERSE TO BE DlvlNELY SCIENTIFIC,
cHRlsTLIKE, AND SPIRITUAL AND Externally
HARMoNIoUsn!
See God Assurance - Page ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Detroit Protestants Mark
Reformation"
Y Groups Hold Large RaIIies"

many.
History records that this act
gave impetus to the Reforms.
tion movement which resulted
in the founding Of the Prot.
estant Church.
colorfvI professionals fes.
tvred the open Bible in SYM
boliesI reference TO . Refor.
nation tenet.
Or. leehleifner said: I'm
the fvlIness Of time, God
brought forth the Reforms.
fion. Prior TO this event there
was a constantly diminishing
concern for the enlightenment
Of masses Of the people.
For such conditions God
estants-Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
THE BaIfour Declaration" and the
vuInerabiIity Of Judaism in Palestine

From The Reader Writes, c. s. Montor)-". IL being
clearly understood that nothing should be done which might
prejudice the civil and religious rights existing Of nonJewh
communities in Palestine the rights Of political status
ioyed by Jews in any other country"
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
10Th CENTURY JUDAS CHRIST VOID. ANTl-cHRsT
JUDAISM. WHOSE CARCASS HAS BEEN PuTREFYINc
EVER SINCE ITS REJECTION OF NY HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON. AND HAS ASSUMED
RIGHT TO UPSET THE LIVES AND HOMES OF
TENS. OR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF ARABS. JUST
flying ITS AGGRESSION ON THE PREcEDENTs OF
OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY.
CORRUPT NATIONS AND PEOPLES HAD TO YIELD
TO THE ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION VIA NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE-MORALLY AND SPIRITUALLY MINDED
HEBREWS, NOT THE 'STIFF-NEcKED' REBELLIoUs
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD Heb. 12J, 81
BREED THAT RESISTED MOsESl-AND CHRIST JESUS!
10Th CENTURY JUDAISM HAS NO DIVINE AuTHoRI.
zATIoN TO TAKE OVER NATIONS AND PEOPLES,
AS DID JOSHUA!
PART z
cHRisTLlKE CHRISTIAN sclENTisTs-MY CHOSEN
PEoPLE!-ARE URGENTLY NEEDED TO HEAL THE
See-The Balfour Declaration and the-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

ana on page III, she
says, There is no physical
science, inasmuch as all
truth proceeds from the di-
vine Mind. Therefore truth
is not human, and is not a
law of matter. for matter is
not a lawgiver. Science is an
emanation of divine Mind,
and is alone able to inter-
pref God Alright"
So, as we prayerfully study
the Bible, and Science &
Health with Key to the
Scriptures. applying them
spiritually. we become more
and more full of life, gay in
inspiring others to the excel
lency in thought and in
speech, which will in time
surely obtain good advan-
tages over material beliefs.
We get many calls from
good friends who have turn
ed to prayerful study. And
we also get a few calls from
false friends who will be-
come real good friends when
they learn more of how to
apply the real Truth of being
to daily life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
The Reader Writes
A Turkish View Of Cyprus"

The island. A great deal Of
water has run under The
bridge since the Hellsnes, and
even the prssenf-dsy Greeks
In Greece do not consider
themselves direct descendants
and inhsritors Of the ancient
HsIIsnes. II u were 50 . great
part Of The Mediterranean
might have belonged 10 the
Writes Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
HALLOWEEN
Prank Fire Kills |, Injuries 9"
"FiremenF Fall 40 Feet as Bridge Burns

cosporf business men. vi
comprise most Of the depart
msnf's membership, were
aroused by fhs arson WI M
quickly subscribed . ,L%'
reward for The capture :"
those responsible. NJ.
The prank" cost the %i
Of Bert Dlffsmors, 81, own
Of . Gosporf clothing sfors ~
president Of the Lions sw
which had sponsored . go &c..
enlargement and rs.sqv,pPII
Of the department OF VINO"
wss . leader.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

To The Christian Science
Monitor:
was interested and some
what ssddensd 70 read Pro-
lessor csvsnos' letter on the
Cyprus issue on October 9.
Professor csvanos sums vp
his points by resorfing 10 fhs
supposedly Hellenic past Of
See-The Reader
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
HALLOWEEN
tchiesso Tribvne)

lchicsgo Tribvne)
GoSPoRT. Ind. Oct. 70
Special - STATE POLICE
DETECTIVES AND EN-
RACED RESIDENTS or THIS
TOWN OF 700 TODAY
HUNTED HAL Low e e NJ
PRANkSTERS BLAMED FOR
SETTING A BRIDGE AFIRE
IN WHICH cosPoRT's AS
SISTANT FIRE CHIEF WAS
KILLED AND NINE FIRE.
MEN WERE INJURED.
Nearly half Of The towns
volunteer FIRE department was
lnespselisisd by The tragedy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

No Miry Clay In Mind
f. No one has to sink into N.
mud of material beliefs, nor
tie up his head with old Jim
Grow, because of old mortal
consciousness trying to oc.
cupy the faculty Of thought.
God is Love, and He has in.
cluded all. But to advance
in the light of divine Love,
one must learn how to cling
to Loves powerful strong in.
fluential might.
Depending upon God,
power, strength and force !,
the only real way to express
intelligence. II is always
good to prayerfully take
your human footsteps, and
have patience to wait on
God. And as Of old. those
serving as soldiers will win
the battle against all wrong.
Intelligence Eternal
The duration of intelligent
Life, Truth, and Love is for
ever. And divine Love is rem
dcred demonstrable by IN.
derstanding the aspect OF
Spirit in the mental vision
Spirit has no opposite quail
.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
DATE OF MARTIN
lUTHER'S DEFIANCE
IS CELEBRATED
By Adrian Fuller

Free Press Religion Writer
Detroit Protestanfs held TWO
huge rallies observing Refor.
NATION Day Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit Council OF
Churches with its 500 mem
Der churches held its Eighth
Annual Reformation Festival
in the auditorium Of Masonic
Temple.
The events eommemorated
the 437th anniversary OF Mar.
tin Lvther's mailing his theses
Of defiance to the doors OF the
church in Witfenberg, Ger
See-Detroit Pro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
To The Christian Science

To The Christian Science
Monitor:
Egypf's move to obtain arms
from the Soviet bloc has
caused anxiety in the United
States. However, tho factors
underlying this action may be
better understood by consid.
ering II in the context Of cur
rent events in the Middle East.
ECHOES OF ISRAEL'S RE.
PEATED BOASTS OF MILL.
TARY SUPERIORITY OVER
ALL THE ARABS ARE DEAF.
ENlNG. JUST AS RECENTLY
AS SEPTEMBER II. DAVID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Jane Russell and Jeanne Grain
-InvoIuntary Daughters Of the Devil!

-OuPEs OF WEALTHY AND POWERFUL ExPL oITERs
or SEX IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WoRL DI-For Az
ample Hebrew Sam Codwyn, Of sI in the movie Industry
And how our daily newspaper amusement pages work
TOR the DEVIL together with the movie houses.
How the expIoers and men,
tai sssssns and spiritual prostitutes promote adult and
juvenile delinquency individual and national tragedies the
transport worlds many msnmade deviInnade disasters!
GOD AND THE DEVIL DO ALL THAT IS DoNEl
THERE is NO SUCH THING AS ABSOLUTE FREEDOM
OF THE WILLIE
There are the Satan bovnd'-ss per Jesus Hence
FATHER FORGIVE THEM, THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DOL
And there the PRISONERS OF THE LORD" rdivine
Lowell the heroic ST. Paul declared Of himself and fes
fled TO THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN or
GOD"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
ee-Fear No Evil - Page 4
"Egypt's Case for Defense "

BEN cURIoN, PREMlER.DEs.
ICNATE or ISRAEL, WAS
A v T n ORlT ATiVELY Rtl
PORTED TO HAVE ''VoWeDJ
THAT, THE GULF OIL
ACADIA EGYPTIAN TERRI
TORY WOULD BE oPENeu|
FOR ISRAEL'S SHIPPING IN
ONE YEAR OR LESS n
WE CAN DO IT BY Ak|
BY LAND, OR BY SEA ~
ISRAEL WILL NOT BRINv|
THE CASES BEFORE
w oRL oRGANlZAIIM|
SUCH AS THE lNIts'
NATIONAL COURT OF J@'
~ nafanan paoe 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Liquor and Dope"

e. ,. MoHHV]
Liquor and dope made depressing appearance on M
pages OF hundreds Of newspapers this week. The custodian
OF public morals in consequence must wonder what u T
thing has been accomplished in the way Of regulation
While three members Of one family rseovnted in New
York before Senate subcommittee how they drsd into I"
See Liquor and Dope Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Testimonies Of Christian Science
Healing"
(From Nov. S c. s. Journal)

few years ago our daughter brought home from
COLLEGE suffering from MENTAL AND PHYSICAL
BREAKDOWN. She was having Christian Science treat
ment, but did not improve. My husband, who il not
Christian Scientist, desired that she be taken to phv
clan. We did he wished, and the PHYSICIAN AID.
vISED US to put her in a PSYCHOPATHIC HOSPITAL
at once or she would grow steadily worse called INV
sss-Tsssimoniss Of Christian Seienens Healing -Pss.II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Gods Assuranee-Individua|,
National, and international
By ANDREW F. FRUEdAUF. C.s . = q

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God. all
harmonious" (p. 10, 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
Lberator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
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 fools paradise!
PERFECT GOD; PERFECT. EXCLUSIVE
COMPLETE SPIRITUAL CREATION AND
UNDERSTANDING ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!-DEMONsTRATIN TO THE
PURE IN HEART" THE FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL
NATURE OF THE HUMAN ADAM AND EVE COUNTER.
FELT OF THE DIVINE AND THE "cHAsTLY FARCE OF
MATERIAL Gso-esIedl EXISTENCE!
THE MATERIAL so-esed WORLD IS A MORTAL
THOUGHT, sHADoWY, MYTHICAL COUNTERFEIT
OF THE INVISIBLE, BUT Externally HARMONIOUS,
DIVINE IDEA THAT IT cOUNTERFElTsl
PART 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Chicago Tribvne)

Abraham TeiteIbsvm, so.
wealthy attorney and former
labor counselor and once at
iorney for the family Of Al
Capone. was indicted by the
federal grand Jury yesterday
on q charge OF evading $S7. 293
in 1850 and 1851 income taxes.
The Indictment, returned
before Judge John p. Barnes
in federal District court, was
the second income tax indict-
ment against TeiteIbavm. He
was indicted in 1883 on
charges Of CHEATING THE
GOVERNMENT Of $l35.06o
income taxes for the year 1916
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Hebrew "TeiteIbaum Indicted Again
on Tax CHARGE"

and lo47.
The trial Of the first indies-
ment Is scheduled for Monday
before Judge Joseph Sam Per-
ry, who has set aside several
weeks on his calendar TO hear
the case.
WON'T PLEAD GUILTY
The new indictment report.
eddy resulted from the refusal
Of TeiteIbavm TO enter q guilty
plea and reduce the govern.
menf's work in connection
with the trial OF the first in
dietmenf. The internal reve-
nue. service has been studying
Teitelbavm's tax returns for
several years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

The Detroit Tribune presents excerpts from the Detroit
Free Press OF A YEAR AGO:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

Our job is to praise God and wait patiently for tbs
revelation in consciousness of the good He ALREADY
bestowed upon humanity In this do not have TO abb
any temporary mortal chances, nor work BY human
schemes The evidences of the material senses would rob
one of the good intelligent being. God is Love- God il
Mind and all good intelligence that has ever come 10 M
race of man is Spirit. Mary Baker Eddy, dscovered
thought projected the least portion of true BEN.
Human belief has sought and interpreted in its own
the echo of Spirit and to have reversed mater
tally; but the human mind produced real ton.
nor sent forth positive sound"-Page 126, Science 4
80 =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Fear No EriI
INTELLIGENCE is OF GOD
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in His sanctu.r
Praise Him in the armament of His power-Ps. 1901
"For He taketh pleasure in His people; He will bean
tify the meek with sslvation."-Ps 1894.
CHRIST JESUS SAID "BE NOT AFRAID"
OUR JOB
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

see-Esypfs Case for Defense Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
THE BARRIER"

Herewith from the Pittsburgh Courier Magazine Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
The Big IF

There is a big "if" in the District
Highway Departments $272 million inner
loop program. Highway Director Robert
son. indicated the Importance of the con-
ditional factor in his discussion of the
fiscal aspects of the expansive and ex-
pensive trafic-relief project recommended
by an expert consultant. In brief, the
realization of this highway planners
dream in its full glory will depend greatly
on the extent of Federal participation in
the undertaking.
It Is evident that the in-town circular
expreSsway could not be built on an ideal
pattern, as planned, without more finan-
cial aid from the Federal Government
than is now available to the District.
Even II the cost were divided over IL
or Is years, which is the minimum esti-
mated time for construction. revenues
from current sources would not be suf-
fcient to pay the bill.
This raises the question as to why
the proposal is being advanced at this
time. The answer lies in Federal-aid
legislation which was under consideration
at the past session of Congress and which
is to be revived at the next session. This
legislation would provide generous Fed
eral grants for interstate highways, in
addition to Federal aid already extended
the States and the District. Under the
interstate highway program, the District
might receive up to 80 per cent Of the
cost of thee sinner loop in Federal, aid
provided, of course, the loop could qualify
as part of the interstate road system.
There seems to be little doubt that it
would be eligible, for its purpose is to
divert through traffic around Washing
tons congeSted business district.
so the District has reason to watch:
hopefully the efforts that win be made
to obtain passage Of the Federal-aid bill
at the forthcoming session. For the
scope and timing of the long-planned
inner loop cannot be determined until
the fate Of this legislation has been
decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
New Newspaper Metaphor

The Nations Capital welcomed new
business enterprise last week and The
Star halls a respected publication In the
newspaper field. The Wall Street Journal,
one Of the country's leading business and
financial papers. has opened its new
printing plant and offices on Fourteenth
street. A pioneer among papers in its
modern mechanical methods, the Journal
is now serving its national circulation Of
365,000 daily by printing in five cities
New York, Washington, Chicago, Dallas
and San Francisco. It's Washington home
also houses its local news bureau--one Of
the largest in the Capital--and offices for
the affiliated Dow-Jones News Service
and Barron's Weekly.
The Journal has had an impressive
growth in the postwar decade and has
more than doubled its circulation during
the past five years. It's news and edi-
torial content not only is authoritative
in highly specialized field; it reflects
in readable and informative way the
relationship between business and finance
on one hand and the interests of the
consumer population or the political
minded reader on another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Why Training Logs

Safety experts agree that driver
training courses in high schools have
helped to reduce accidents among youth
full motorists. Many insurance companies,
calculating the risks involved In letting
youth take the wheel, have reduced their
rates for graduates Of the training
courses. The regular rates are high. 1t
Is disturbing, therefore, to learn that the
District entertaining program is lag
ging, largely because of an unfair tax
requirement imposed on firms which lend
automobiles for the special courses.
Under existing laws, dealers who lend
training equipped cars to schools must
pay sales and excise taxes and registra-
ton fees totaling approximately $l00.
Legislation to free automobile firms of
these costs in the case of cars lent to the
public schools passed the House at the
last session, but failed to get through the
Senate. II the borrowing of training cars
Is to continue, the next session ought to
see that dealers are not taxed for their
generosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
LETTERS TO THE STAR

aforementioned Soviet states
follow the Moscow party line Is
sheer nonsense. In fact. each
Of the dominions is entirely
sovereign and follows a COM
pletely independent foreign
policy. Many are the times that
Great Britain wishes that her
fellow member nations of the
British commonwealth would
support her own particular in
tereSt in world affairs. OF
course there is a natural bond
of interest between a dominion
and the mother country. but it
is no less true that there is a
lasting bond of friendship and
mutual interest based on COM
mon language and culture be-
tween the United States and
Great Britain. 1t can be said
that the United States also
follows" British foreign policy.
But this is folly: 1t just SO Hap
pens that British and Ameri-
foreign policy of the dominions
and Great Britain are in ac-
cord at the present time.
The writer does not debate
with Mr.. Lawrence that Texas
ought to be admitted to the
United Nations If Outer Mon
golia-an area with as little
home rule as the District Of
Columbia--is voted in. but he
insists that a Canadian prov
ince, say Quebec. should be adj
Initted at the same time.
ALI Warkentin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Russio's Secret Police

Although outsiders can only guess at
It's precise meaning, the recent batch ct
Soviet executions lends FEASIBILITY to
speculation suggesting that the powers ct
the secret police have been appreeiabiy
curtailed in post-Stalin Russia. The exc
cutions also tend to bolster the theory
that the Red Army, under Defense Min
lister Marshal Zhukov, has emerged as
highly influential force in the councils
of the Kremlin.
At any rate, it is at least interesting
TO note that the Soviet Unions latest
firing-squad operation has liqufdated sew
eral additional former aides of the late
Lavrenti P. Beria. This Is the third such
liquidation that has been made public
since Beria-who was then chief of the
dreaded secret police, and apparently
the second-ranking member of the post
Stain collective leadership"-was ar
rested on charges of treason in July OF
1858. He and six of his long time associ-
ates were executed in the following De-
cember. and another group of his erst-
while subordinates followed him to the
grave year later.
Meanwhile, many other officials who
worked in sBeria's Ministry of Internal
Affairs-a tremendously powerful organ
ization notorious for its undercover ter
rorizirg activities-have wholly disap-
peared from public view in Russia. What
has happened to them is still a mystery,
but there is more than littlesreason to
suspect that they no longer belong to the
world of the living. And by. the same
token, although here again one is in the
realm of pure speculation, there Is ground
for the belief that the Russian secret po-
lice, as controlled and operated by Beria
for SO many years, has had lot of its
teeth extracted and has ceased being as
mighty as 1t used to be.
The professional Soviet military or
ganiZatioh has been linked to all this for
a number of reasons. In the first place,
Judging from numerous authoritative re-
ports over the years, high commanders
like Zhukov have always taken a dim
view OF the secret police and its power
hungry ambitions. Worth noting, more
over, is the fact that Beria's trial was
conducted by court whose chief Judge
was Marshal Konev, very big wheel in
the Red Army Certainly, coupled with
Zhukov's elevation to the post of De-
tense Minister, the outward signs Of
what has been happening inside Russia
strongly suggest that the career soldiers
have been in the ascendancy since Stains
death and that Beria's successors In the
Ministry of Internal Affairs have had
their wings clipped bit.
If this Is so-and one can only make
surmises about the matter-then it con-
stitutes substantial Soviet change for
the better. For such change, II 1t really
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

On November 10. The Star
carried the headline ''Dr. r.
Lee Spire, 70. is D. c. Doctor
Of Year" How truly wonder
full that is and this gentleman
commands our respect. Usu-
ally when one goes to a doctor
one Is shuttled TO several: then
there is a general consultation
which Is confusing and hard
on ones pocketbook. The pub
lie needs more men like DR..
Spire who serve nobly and well
the cause they are dedicated
to-. Most OF us can recall q
practitioner who came alf
hours of the day. who wasn't
in a hurry to get away. who
brought pretty coated pills
and dropped in when in the
neighborhood and who often
forgot to send the bill knowing
that the people just didn't
have 1t and 1t would be a
source of worry If they re-
ceived 1t then. Later. it would
come an6 everyone was happy
to pay it because they were
grateful for understanding.
Yes. and often the doctor
knew all of the other problems
that beset the household. Per-
haps more doctors should be
gust human. / am grateful for
the. general practitioner and
wish there were more of them.
Grateful Reader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
National Gallery of Art

HON. often haze come to
seek
Within these DaHs, tohere
beauty lies,
An hour to hear an artist
speak
A tert from some Madonna's
eyes. .
Here haze ! come TN search OF
truth
To store against a barren
day,
Or MI my eye NTH endless
youth
Which laughs at time. for
eUer May.
Here haze / glimpsed and been
a part ~
OF hiStory's exciting span,
And nldrDeled at the worlds
great art
And left these halls. a Diser
man.
Albert W. Downing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

The American public is be-
coming increasingly aware OF
q situation on the Small island
of Cyprus in the northeastern
corner of the Mediterranean,
The situation. which may we'll
become an international con-
troversy, involves triangle:
Cyprus. Greece and Great
Britain. Quite obviously, the
score seems to be two to one.
Being of Cypriot parentage, I
had an opportunity to visit the
beautiful island of Cyprus for
seven months in 1947-48 At
that time there existed q
handful of terrorists-then re-
ferred to as Communists who
wanted to run the British out
of Cyprus. This handful has
obviously multiplied, but
whether or not they are a ma
jority is still unknown.
Leaders of the Enosfs with
-Motherland- Greece move
ment have overlooked an inn
portant fact. The island has
never officially been held by
Greece. We need only consult
our history books to confirm
this. The original Greek
Cypriots came from the Greek
city-states of Asia Minor. but
this era OF Mycenaean coloni-
cation lasted only about 800
years. BY 800 B. c., the
Phoenicians began to penetrate
the island. Then followed AS
syrians, Egyptians, Persians
and Romans, successfully rul-
ing Cyprus. For nearly 800
years Cyprus was province OF
the Byzantine Empire. Rich
ard the Lion Hearted, Eng
lands Crusader king, con-
quered it in the 18th century.
Then, in succession, the
Franks. Genoese, venetians
and Turks held Cyprus. 1t be-
came a British crown colony in
1925.
Contrary to the beliefs the
Greek government has at
tempted to instill In the Ameri-
can public. there II no sup