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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

standing and friendship between IL and the free world
u wished to do so. MIR. Eisenhower mentioned few;
measures to reunify Germany fuhment of pledges to
respect the right of peoples to selfgovenment CO.
operation in the open skies" method of preventing
attack, and permission for free exchange of informa
ton and visitors
From the evidence, Roscoe Drummond concludes
succnty that the Soviet Union cultivate the
appearance of being willing to negotiate without
gag'ng IN the substance of negotiation, that wants
to persuade the uncommtted peoples of the world that
II seeks peace without having to resolve any of the
issues which disturb the peace"
The regime in the Kremlin has more reason than
most governments to know how little treaty of inter-
national friendship without the reality of friend
ship behind it, Hitler attacked Russia in World War ii
less than two years after Rbbentrop and Mootov had
signed treaty of friendship dividing Poland. Later
the Soviet Union conveniently its treaty of
mona gresson with Japan in time into that
counrys Manchurian province
The world is becoming that the actuality of
peaceful intent is important than professions of
it, Earnest effort to solve with Justice the problems be-
tween nations means vastly than a CLOSING
of disputes Fair words unaccompanied by deeds
be camoufage for utilization Friendship treaties
without reserves of candor and good will become less
than the small change of diplomacy instead of its
currency.
However, IL is not enough for Washington to rest
on negative in diplomacy with the Soviet
Union. The occasion gives opportunity for nitia-
tive on behalf of peace with freedom.
This could take the form of an observation-disclosures
vestmen negotiations concerning Communist China,
lonalism in Eastern Europe, fresh proposals in
CONTROL longrange programs of economic aid and in
vestment negotiations concerning Communist China,
offers to sell farm SURPRISES the Iron Curtain
Whatever the lead, it should be than form of
words; it should embody willingness to take concrete
and peaceful action for livable world.
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How the Mother Church.
CONTINUED From Back Psge)


Although opposed acceptance OF any state OF Total
and permanent disability" for Mr. Douglass said he
recognized that many Christian Scientists, under the
Social Security Law, entitled 10 the financial benefits
OF the program TO which they had contributed
Mr.. Douglass urged amendment 10 n. r. 722s the
bill containing the proposed extensions Of the law which
would permit Christian Scientists while submitting TO the
required medical examination for approval Of disability
payments continue reliance upon Christian Science treat
meni for healing.
Under the present proposal, medical treatment and
rehabilitation would be obligatory.
Under these conditions Mr.. Douglass pointed out.
Christian Scientist could avail himself Of the benefits
due him without violating his religious obigeiions RE said:
III seems these provisions would establish phase
Of state medicine and because of this oppose the bill
outright in its present FORM"
He went TO make clear. however. that II Congress
should consider the legislation for overwhelming
reasons Of public welfare he felt II important THAT such
legislation be framed that would not invade the eons
tvtona religious freedom Of those who rely solely prayer
spiritual for healing in lieu Of medical treatment
e. Russell BARLEY Of the Illinois Manufacturer Asso-
citation attacked the disability" provision "a big step
toward soeiaized medicine.
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Moral Growth in America
CONTINUED from Back Page)

George Meany, president of the newly merged ALL
CLIO, told the church Council organized labor is mprov
ing conditions for workers Gin accordance with basic
religious and ethical principles"
James c. Patton, president of the National Farm
Union, declared ideals of Christian faith strong
the farms today, but that "short-run goals always
need be submitted to review in the light of long-term
Christian values"
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson called
for Courage do what right rather than what ex-
pedient,' and added I'VE must inspire greater reliance
in God and in the strength which comes from living IN
accordance with His Divine will"
There were many other statements, including one
from r. w. Mcdowell, president of Sunday Oil Com
pany Tulsa, who said his firm EMPLOYS CON-
PANY CHAPLAIN ITO BRING RELIGIOUS TEACH
INCS CLOSER TO OUR PEOPLE,
II is to be hoped that ell of this reflects the true
growth of America in moral stature If there need
be no fear of continued prosperity throughout the land
Joplin (Mo.) Globe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
The Devils Deadly re-


PART
REPENTANT SOUTHERN WHITES ARE APT TO BE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND,
REPUBLICANS! smiIes)
The Democratic Party is natural habitat for spiritual
traitors TO God and country
The devil likes Democrat in the White House when
he wants TO bring major war!!l
Hence the likes Of such spiritual basfards Heb l2|,
g. spiritual traitors like Franklin devils Roosevelt nat
vra dvpe for Hebrae Red conspiracy spiritual traitors
and Harry Truman bringing the Pendersast criminal Psy
choIoqy into the White Hovse-pofical and protestant
spiritual prostitute who loved the praise OF men more
than the praise Of Cod!
Hence mass mob psychology, Bring the boys back
home" shut out the still small voice" OF your Father
Mother Cod aharmonious. who warning ses, spirit
usIIv honest Americans that the Soviet MUssoni and
HiiIerke criminals and spiritual raeketeers mass MUIR
derers spiritual bastards Heb. l27. 81 WERE NOT TO
BE TRUSTED and The Republicans consistently refused TO
trust them!
But, we reiierase the DEVILS Democratic Party Is a
natural habitat for gangsters raekeieers spiritual traitors
to God and civilization
Henee Pearl Harbor and the loss Of China, in which
the devils Reds steal eonrowh the help OF knaves and
fools in the u Slot the country from Protestant Gen.
eraiso and Madame Chang Kai shek-ihe latter Nedu-
Gated in America, in large part at least
Detroit News) 81 swrenee Chamberlain was playing
with his TOYS in the basement Of The Chamberlain home at
2o34 Morenson Berkeley shortly before supper fine ne
climbed atop chair to turn the PhonograPh ms 'aner'
esle had built into wall only last week.
HE lost his balance police believe. and loop from
The basement cohesne became eniansed about his neck
and sirangled him.
"a requiem HIGH MASS for Lawrence will be sung at
Our Lady Of LaSalete Church. Berkeley"
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Robs re. Daughter
Continued From Back Page)
II HUMAN ADAMS AND EWES WILL

CONTINUED From Back Psge)
WHEREIN ALL HUMAN ADAMS AND EWES WILL
FIND DIVINE soNsHIP-WHoLLY VOID OF
HUMAN BIRTHS, DEATHS, SIN, WARS. THE
so-cALLED CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE,
ALL OTHER MORTAL THOUGHT, MYTHICAL
PHENoMENAl-THE So-cALLED WATERFALL
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HANo"1-
ut IS WITHIN YoU"-WlTHIN DIvINELY scIEN-
TIFIc, cHRIsTLlKE, SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS
REALIZED THROUGH REJECTION OF sENsuous
CULTURE AND EDUCATION. ENTERTAINMENT
AND socALLED GOOD TIMES AND GOOD FELLOW
SHIP REQUIRING THE DEVILS ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO TO COVER UP THE
SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss JUST CRYING OUT FOR
THE NEW TESTAMENT PROMISE: THE PEACE OF
GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDING"
NOT THAT 'PHoNY' or THE WISDOM OF THIS
WORLD, WHICH is FooLisHNEss WITH coD"-
81. Paul.
The Most Rev. Fulton j. Sheen will preside over tn
remains and The devishy dsfrsvdsd human whose fs's
rsoious medical and other soeaIIsd friends misIed he
or were Of no help whatsoever in aiding her In The rePsn
Continued Next Column Top
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re. Church Party
CONTINUED From Back Page)
PART z


/ GOD AM YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMoNloUs"-THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE
cREAToR-PA AND or THE ENTIRE
uNIvERsEl,l HENCE, THE MpfkATIvE NECESSITY
OF MY pIcTATIoN TO MRS EDDY, MY MODERN
REvELAToR OF THE SECOND COMING or
THE CHRIST"
MY REV. MARY BAKER EDDY IS DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE VIRGIN MARY! !-AND Sue
c6ssoR TO THE SAVIOR, THE WAY, THE TRUTH
AND THE LIFE" CHRIST JESUS
NOT TO REPLACE THE MASTER, WHO RIGHTLY
SAID. ~ AM WITH YOU AWAY, EVEN TO THE END
OF THE WoRLD,"-BUT TO FULFILL THE
MASTERS PROMISE OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER,
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH,
WHO WILL TEACH you ALL THNcs"-John a.
AND COMPLETE JESUS "UNFINIsHED BUSINESS
ANN RESTORE "PRlMITIvE CHRISTIANITY, WITH
IT'S LOST ELEMENT OF HEALINc"-AND TO
MAKE VALID MY INCOMPATIBLE SONS, JESUS,
WORDS 1.-THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING
IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUicKENETH.
THE WORDS SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFET
MY CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIeNSe
messIAu MILL ENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES IS INDIs-
pENsAsLE. INCOMPATIBLE. AND IMPERATIVE
m DEMONSTRATE EVERYWHERE PRESENT
uEAvEN AND ETERNAL LIEF AS HAS BEEN
rp,,e THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY. AND WILL
CONTINUE TO BE Sol HENCE THE IMPERATIVE
sp,RITuAL WARFARE VS.. THE DEvlIsH, DEADLY
uLusIcNs AND DELUsIoNs-THE DEV'LiSH
..remro,sm OF TIE BELIEF OF MATTER BEING
pEAI-wHEREAs IT IS ONLY VISIBLE
mnprAL T.HoU-c-H-Tlll-WHoLlY
m.y.T.HJc.A.LI-sHADoWY COUNTERFEIT OF
ETERNAL, SPIRITUAL AND
DIVINE IDEASl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Two Revolutions

Does your reader attempt to liken the overthrow
of the National regime from the continent of China to
the overthrow the British egons the North Amer
lean continent IFS years ago? Chang endeavorins
with Christian training and understanding OF DEM
ocratic principles-to bring gradual introduction of
representative government to the sprawng land mass
of Asia known as China. He fighting against not
only ignorance ilteracy, and backwardness but also
against entrenched corruption, graft and dietatoral
warlords who had dominated China for centuries. He
had emerged almost exhausted from more than decade
of conflict with Japan.
On top of this lacking world support for his efforts
bring China up from this of retarded develop
ment he then had to fight sngehandedly against one
of the worlds greatest powers the Soviet Union, which
supplied the small Communist Party of China with arms
The true revolution which to China is
yet in the future. cannot predict when it will come.
but someGay the people there will tolerate no more OF
the oppression which has been thrust upon them
Whether, in their rise to freedom, they will turn for
guidance to Chiang-Kai shek whether his Nationalist
forces from Formosa supply the impetus for an up
rising throw off the yoke of communism from the COM
tinent remains for the future to record
However, I fail to appreciate any similarity be-
tween Mao Tse-tung-who rules Communist China
and President George Washington who led this nation
from bondage to liberty. Nor do see any similarity
between Chang Kashek who head of the Nationals
ist government driven from the China mainland 10
the island of Formosa, and George ILL., King OF
England who never set foot upon the continent Of North
America.
Until the people of China given free ballot
and chance elect those whom they would truly have
speak for them the Nationalist government in Tapei
the closest being representative of the desires for
freedom and liberal government the Chinese can claim
Had the situation in 1776 been reversed, and George
and his loyal forces been driven to an island
refuge off the North American coast by superior British
forces then the American people of this day would
have looked to that remnant hopeful force which
might someday rise and help them win eventual free
DOM II in this light that reader will probably
find that novvedsesbe Chinese from the mainland re-
gard the National regime Formosa todsy It 10 in this
capacity that still speaks for China in the Security
Council and General Assembly Of the United Nations
w. Richard Carlson,
General Manager,
Radio Station WLYC,
, Willsmsport, Pa.
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Meeting Human Wants
Continued from Back Psge)
PART 3
Abundance as Per the Master:

seek YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
.,.ureousNEss, AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
Be ADDED UNTO YOU
.,ovrN BY a MINORITY. PRECEDING THE SECOND
ADVENT or THE CHRIST IN MY CHRISTIAN
..,rurs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, INcoM-
PARABLE, AND IMPERATIVE FOR THE HEALING
~ THE MISREPRESENTATION
EARNEST, SINCERE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS HAVE
| - WONDERFULLY DEMONSTRATED THE MASTERS
| roRMULA.-HAvING A REALIZATION OF
ueAveN "AT HAND-WITHN YoU"-WITHlN
nvINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRISTLiKE. SPIRITUAL
,oNsc oUsNEss-REALiZED VIA A COURAGEOUS.
uNsELFIsH, SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
woplp THE FLESH. AND THE DEvIL"l
We commend to readers the Home Forum Chris
a SCIENCE Monitor article Of February g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
n SAW MEN BEATING WOMEN TO GET TO DOOR
OR A WINDOW. MEN AND WOMEN sHRlEKED AND
SCREAMED AND CRIED"
"BLAzE, PANIC ENcULF cRAzED MOB"

SSkEAMeD AND SkiED
BLAZE. PANIC ENcULF cRAzED MOB"
BY Robert S. Ball, Detroit News
Baltimore. Jan. 3o-The priests of ST. Rose Of Lima
Church prayed for their flock today in the wake Of the
tragedy which smofe them on Sabbath afternoon.
Zone moment there music and dancing good food
and drink and gsety
Then there was panic, injury and death flames
roared through rented auditorium, and and chill
dren trampIed and scared.
That is the story Of the disaster which befeI LIS
pensioners and friends attending the churehs annual
oyster roast in nearby Arundel Park Auditorium"
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE SUGGESTS READING IAN
ALLEcoRY," D. 323, MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS-GoD
TO MRS EDDY TO YOU.
10 DIE, 200 HURT IN FIRE
STAMPEDE IN FLAMES FOR EXITS
CHURCH PARTY IS TURNED INTO INFERNO
or DEATH
Detroit News)
BALTIMORE JAM 3o-Psnie and a human stampede
that followed Fash fire in crowded hall brought reve
Of death here yesterday. leaving at least 10 dead
and more than 200 persons injured
Firemen sloshng through ankIedeep water and smoI-
derng debris searched today for the bodies Of Several
still missing.
About LIS pensioners Of the 81. Rose Of Lime
Catholic Church had crowded into the Arundel Park Audi
forum on the southern outskirts Of Baltimore for oyster
roast and dance.
At $40 pm so minutes before the fve-hour eeIebrs-
ton was scheduled TO end someone noticed smoke, ap-
psrenty coming from heating duct in the hberbosrd cell
ing of the rented one-story einder-boek building.
SWOOSH OF FLAMES
Several men got up on ladder to put il out There
was swoosh of names-and the panic on.
One minute the throns slipping beer and listening
10 the orchestra The nearly ZOO transformed
into shrekns siamPedns pack OF humanity
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More Important Than

CONTINUED from Back Psgel e.u;.,
r., There plenty of opportunities for the ~
Vnon to contribute to the substance of peace unoe'
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

Of original sin and the humility which would have
enabled Roman Catholic dvpe sucker TO submit TO the
Pvrheston spirfuslirson and christisnIrsfon OF NY
Gods Second Coming Of the Christ Messiah Millennium
TO all peoples!
m Y. Trib)". Mrs. Lsfovehs was married In l94o
John Trevile LafoUehe svhor Of Ballad for Amsresns,
Cabin in the Sky The Golden Apple and other Broadway
musicals. The marriage ended in RENO DIVORCE more
than fen years ago."
THE Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Auxiliary Bishop OF
New York, will celebrate the requiem Mass in the Lady
Chapel Of 81. Psfrieks Cathedral"
THE DEVIL TAKES
JAMES r. FARRELL, AZ. A FORMER MAYOR OF NJ
VIA socALLED HEART ATTACK!
ANOTHER THINKING BANKRUPTCY AND SUFFo-
CATION BECAUSE OF THE WRONG HOME. CHURCH,
SUNDAY scHOOL-if any-EDUcATIoN. CULTURE.
etc. DEFICIENT IN, OR DEVOID OF NY INDISPENSABLE.
IMPERATIVE. CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLEsl
Herewith excerpts from the N. Y. Tribune:
Former Mayor James R. Farrell A. died at his home.
Mr.. Farrell retired from office Jan. l. He operated
real estate and insurance agency here"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Men Became Beast"

said Lawrence oBren Chairman OF the oyster 'o' '''
rsnqsmsnfs COMMITTEES
Continued Next Column TOP
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TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEB. II. 1855
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rs OI.DSMORII.E

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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

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dition lady cannot renew permit
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I'm the Hearth Of Bethesda" 3
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Weather Cycles
Do Occur

l READ WITH more than passing
interest the editorial Does Weather
Come in Cycles?" in the Sept Is issue
of Montana Farmer-Stockman The
statement that particularly caught my
eye was Montana weather statistics,
too, fail to reveal any particular cycle,
or pattern, or groupings of wet and
dry years"
While it is true that we do not have
enough records to show very well
whether cycles repeat in a regular
fashion, there is ample evidence in
geological and weather history to show
that climatic change between groups
of many warm years and many cold
years, with only minor Interruptions
in either, have occurred many times
in the last 10000 years. In fact we
can show 1O-year moving averages for
all Montana stations with adequate
records which show rather remarkable
groupings of wet and dry years.
In the Genealogical sense, even dur
ing a dry cycle, wet years do occur,
but the wet years occur much less fire.
quently than during a wet cycle. Gil
matte change is an accepted fact, but
fortunately these changes require hun
dreds of years, so adjustments are
gradual enough, so that the impact
is not difficult to meet.-R. A. Digit
man, State ClimatOlOgist.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

and try for the life of me to renen-
Der if bevy don't apply to partridges,
but 1 can't be sure, ''and lifetime of
livin' unfulfilled.'
where you are goin', there can be
none Of us knows. The wicked road of
liquor leads but to-to-to-" Pete can't
seem to be sure where it leads, so Nye
prompts him, 'Hell''
''But to hell" agrees Pete. MAY
the devil take you, man, if he's a got
va COMMIT"
PETE TAKES ANOTHER breath,
but before he can continue, there's a
scream from out that casket you can
hear for 20 miles. The deceased don't
just sit up, he flies up, and before you
can bat an eye or say, "Amen," he's
high-tailin' it down the cemetery road,
stockin' feet and all. The rocks don't
seem to slow him down a mite.
It's funny how 1 got to pay rent out
all over again for fancy clothes, like
a swallow-tail coat and top hat. But
this time, don't mind none, for I'm
best man, and Curly is playin' a lively
march on the organ that sounds some
thin like, "Springtime in the Rockies"
and Jess Nye and Steve Francher is
ushers, and Pete Turner's givin' the
bride away, and Shelia looks like she
did when she first fell in love with
Greg RawlinS, and even old MalIon's
got close shave for the occasion. Sure
is funny what a little Spookin' can do
for a man.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Yields Vary Greatly
From NeighbOrs

| READ WITH interest your article
Good Farming Stands the Test We
had even greater variations in Weld
than my friend and neighbor Vernon
Oellerman mentioned.
We reseeded 265 acres of abandoned
winter wheat May II to 20. II Welded
about "a bushels per acre. None went
below 20 bushels. This was on clean
summer fallow.
We plant 200 to 24O acres Of corn
each year and normally get about as
high wheat yield the followino vAar
as when planting on summer failow
but this year it only produced abonf
10 bushels per acre.
l nave never seen such variation in
yield IN neighborhood as this wear
ana l have farmed here for Al wears
"A Reader, Dawson County.