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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-01
"RIcKovER ON NAVAL ACADEMY: SHAKE IT
UP OR SHUT IT DOWN.

WASHINGTON, June l9. - THERE IS NO HIN0
WRONG WITH THE NAVAL ACADEMY, ACCORDING
TO VICE ADM. r. G. RIcKovER, THAT COULD NOT BE
CORRECTED BY CLOSING IT DOWN.
And that goes, apparently for West Pon' and me Ar
Academy, foo. $500.
SHORT OF THIS, HE SAID DRASTIC STEPS"
SHOULD BE TAKEN AT ONCE TO IMPROVE THE THREE
SERVICE SCHOOLS He said they treat students like en'-
dren se interest learning and turn out offeersrao
yates who spend their spare time In home ehores' car
repairs and furniture building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-01
tcontinvsd From Back Page,

" ~: MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED HE
THEM! = SPIRITUAL NOT PHYSICAL. ANIMAL
OR HUMAN JESUS AND GODS GREATEST
MARY, BAKER EDDY. PosT-LINcoLN MARTYRDoM
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR,
DEMONSTRATED OVER 40 YEARS THE SPIRITUAL
MALE AND FEMALE, IN THIS CONTEXT
MRS. EDDY FREQUENTLY STATING HER POSITION:
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS
SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI!
THUS DID WOMAN or REVELATION l2:l S.
HONOR FEATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOST" AS
NONE OF THE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY
CAN! - PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL! EVERY
SINGLE ONE +! - NOT NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
WcKEDNEss BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR
= AND THE SAME FOR ALL NoN.cHRisT
SCIENTIST LAYMEN, LEADERS. AND MASSES!
ADAM.EvE EC0s OF HUMAN BIRTHS: OF
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGEMENT. HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE!
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REBIRTHs'
IMPERATIVE! =
Jesus to Nicodenus
THAT PERFECT BLUEPRINT - GENESIS
1891: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND BEHOLD. IT WAS [-i-S-l VERY Good!
PART
JEH0vAHs WITNESSES SATAN BOUND!
But. EMERGING
SATAN AND |. GOD. WILL MAKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS OF THEM (! HERE AND HEREAFTER.
THEY SMOKE AND DRINK! - SO DOES THE
CATHOLIC THE JUDAIC AND SOME OF THE
PROTESTANT CLERGY WE KNOW NEGRO
Bishop WHO STRUTS AROUND SMOKING CIGAR!
LIKE MANY OF THE SATAN BOUND" NON
CHRIST scIENTIsT-cLERCY, 'coCkEyEp4. THEY
BELIEVE THEY ARe-1+RecT DEFENDANTS
YEARS AGO."
AND GODS ONE AND ONLY SANE HONEST. SATAN
FREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS, HEALER OF
THE NATIONS, REvELAToR OF THE REAL, THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH, GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE DECLARES. FROM SCRIPTURE.
THAT GOD MADE ALL THAT WAS MADE,
AND MADE IT PERFECT, SPIRITUAL!
The EVIL, The HUMAN. AND MATERIAL"
NOT MADE!-
ABSOLUTELY NoNExSTENT !! - ARE
MERELY MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES coUNTERFEITS, BURLESQUES. AND,
FORTUNATELY OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE
IDEAsl THE UNIVERSE IS lo0's THE MANIFeS
TArloN OF THOUGHT ST. PAUL's PROPHETIC
PREvEW OF BASIC, CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
SHIP: 1.-THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN ARE
TEMPORAL MYTHICAL III BUT THE THINGS
NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
"ABoUr BOTH PRESENT AND FUTURE
"wHAr THE WITNESSES BELIEVE = AND WHY"
eAR MILITARY SERVICE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-01
Hebrews

Hebrews
tConfinved From Back Paqe
"HOSPITAlIZED MAY 13 FOR CORRECTION
OF A SLIPPED SPINAL DISC"
"SEvERE ABDOMINAL BLEEDING"
"DIED OF COMPLICATIONS FROM SPINAL
SURGERY"
Free Press 6-l8
THAT'S WHAT THE DEVIL SAYS!
DEATH IS AN ADAMEvE MYTH!
HEBREWS, CATHOLICS. PROTESTANTS, AND OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL INVITE PREMATURE
DEATHS! VIA THEIR FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL,
'PHONY' "LORD-COD" - Genesis ~, etc.
ATTEMPTED REPUTATION OF GENESIS LIST CHAPTER
PERFECT COD CREATION OFFSPRING.
UNIVERSE!
HOLLYWOOD, June ~. = PD-FuneraI services
TO today for actor jeff Chandler who died OF
blood poisoning after entering the hospital tor surgery 70
correct back amenf and undergoing three operations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-01

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY l, 1861
Evening star., 1961-03-08
WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
PR o M OTE

meaning Ito help, exalt." Aver
age mark is "a words; time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. woEds which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Yesterday's Word-DISoUIET
diet, duets, dust, duties, ides. side, site.
sauid. stud. sued. suet, suited suite.
quest, auiets. quite, quit. auid united,
units, unties, used, edits, tides, tides,
tied.
(Released oy The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1961-03-08

Opening lead: Trey of spades.
AS in so many hands, the
fate of today'S hand depends
on the opening lead. West can
defeat the contract only If he
listens to the opponents and
correctly interprets their bids.
You know perfectly we'll
what would happen If West
went to sleep during the bid
ding and just woke up in time
to lead. He'd choose an unbid
suit, and naturally his open
ing lead would be the ten Of
clubs.
This gives South an easy
time. He wins in dummy with
the king Of clubs and tries a
trump finesse, losing to the
king. Regardless Of the con-
tinuation, South can draw
trumps and knock out the ace
of spades. He loses a trump,
a spade and a diamond.
Find Weak Spot
West can find the weak spot
If he thinks about the bidding
before he leads. South has
bid spades, and North has
raised. 1t is very likely that
the opponents have eight
spades between them for this
sequence of bids.
West counts his own spades
and realizes that his partner
probably has only two cards in
the suit. If so, West can try
to give his partner a spade
ruff.
For this purpose West opens
a low spade. He gets in with
the king of hearts in time to
cash the ace Of spades and lead
third spade. East's ruff Is
the setting trick.
Keep this sort Of lead in
mind when your opponents
show a fit in a long side suit.
You may be able to work
toward a ruffing trick in that
suit.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
AA63 0K6 pA642 &l0985
What do you sayP
Answer: Pass. You have the
right high-card structure for
an opening bid, but not the
right distribution.
tCopyright. 1851. Gen. Features corp)
Evening star., 1961-03-08
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Listen to Enemy
To Choose Lead
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

Do you listen to your op-
ponents and try to figure out
what they mean by their bids?
The average player doesn't
bother; he has trouble enough
figuring out what his partner
means.
South dealer
Both sides vulnerable
NORTH
AQ95
01O983
1KJ9
%K62
WEST EAST
AA63 A42
2K6 3542
1A642 Q10853
%10985 %743
SOUTH
AKJ 1887
2AQJ7
OF
%AQJ
South West North East
IA Pass "a Pass
80 Pass ~ All Pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
MORAL RE-ARMAMENT OR
FINAL ANNIHILATION

NJ, Prime Minister of Burma, brought
delegation of his countrymen to Caux last month
On leaving he said, moral Re-Armament must 90
on for ever if we want to prevent mankind from
punglng into final humiliation. If we want to stop
Communism taking hold of the world, we must deal
with corruption, bribery, drink, and womanizing
II we want to change corrupt people we must be
honest ourselves That is what impresses me very
much at Caux. With this theology you are bound to
succeed"
Rajmohan Gandhi, grandson of the Mahat-
ma, said at Caux, "The issue for the world is not
Communism or war, but whether statesmen will
undertake the Moral Re-Armament of the Com
munist and nom Communist worlds. We must go
to Washington and Moscow with an theology that
changes men. That is the next step for the Com
munist and non-Communist alike. Unless we
change human nature we can never fulfil the as
pirations of the millions in our countries"
An Asian center for Moral Re-Armament will
open next spring near Tokyo to match the centers
of Caux and Mackinac An Assembly for the Amer
lcas is being held in Rio de Janero next month.
Over Christmas and New Year there will be PAN
African Assembly for Moral Re-Armament at the
heart of Africa. Mr. Khrushchev wants to see a
different kind of world Every honest person knows
ne is right In the conviction that change is needed
however much we disagree with his way of doing
1t. The leaders of the free world have in Moral Re-
Armament an theology superior to Communism to
offer him. Even the most difficult will respond to
the firm, united but humble voice of democratic
natlons morally rearmed. Why should there be
catastrophe again when with God renaissance is
inevitable?
1t is not matter of left or right: it is matter
of right or wrong.
Communism gave its philosophy to the world
last Christmas over the Moscow Radio when it
said: Our rocket has by-passed the moon. 1t is
nearing the sun and we have not discovered God.
We have turned lights out in heaven that no man
will be able to put on again. We are breaking the
yoke OF the Gospel, the opium of the masses. Let
us go forth and Christ shall be relegated to nv
thology."
Frank Buchanan, in his last words, gave a
challenge to the modern world on the sixth of
August in Freudenstadt when he said, 81 want the
world to be governed by men governed by God.
Why not let God run the whole world?" T.
1t is the hour for heroic decision and emboId-
ened leadership.
Choose We this day whom We will serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
THE TIDE OF COMMUNISM
CAN BE TURNED

This tidal wave is flooding across the CONT
nents. Marshal Tavora, national hero of Brazil,
flew last week to Rome. There he told leaders of
the Church and State with Moral Re-Armament
the tide of Communism in my country and Latin
America can be turned"
His colleague General Bethlem, former Brazil
ian Ambassador in Bolivia and Pakistan, on that
same day was meeting in Los Angeles with Mr..
klshi, Prime Minister of Japan until last year.
Both General Bethlem and Mr.. Kishi had been at
Caux two weeks before. The General said, "In
Brazil and Peru 100000 of my countrymen have
seen the Japanese play TheTiger. In the last five
months millions more have it on televsion. It's
message has already saved Brazil from civil war"
He was referring to play by the revolution
airy students of the Zengakuren of Japan. These
students led the riots in Tokyo last year which
caused President Eisenhower's visit to Japan to
be Cancelled. The students changed. They wrote a
play describing how Communism had captured
them through their own moral compromise and
how Moral Re-Armament had taught them to go
not right not left, but straight. Then they went
to America and apologized to Eisenhower. He
urged them to go to Latin America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

the Communists to take over China. We sacrificed
our country for our selfshness. have been more
than thirty years soldier, and say that the way
to secure peace and freedom for the world is Moral
Re-Armament."
These fifty Chinese have put their burning
convictions into play called, The Dragon, which
shows the tragedy of nation lost through the
selfshness OF men and gives the hope of an answer.
One of the leading industrialists of Europe,
after seeing The Dragon, said, Nobody who sees
this play can be the same again. What | like most
about Moral Re-Armament is that it challenges the
rich, as it does everybody, to change their whole
motive of life"
The former Comintern delegate, Hans Bjerk-
holt co-founder of the Norwegian Communist
Party, spoke last week to %, 900 people at mass
demonstration with the Chinese play, The Dragon,
in the football stadium at Lucerne 1--WE are at the
most serious point in the history of mankind" he
said, when the leaders of the West start to waver
before Khrushchev. Our task is to move the masses
and give them courage to stand firm MIRA is the
superior theology that has the power to unite East
and west. 1t is the next step forward for Com
munlst and nOn-Communist alike"
Gabriel Marcel, the French philosopher and
playwright, said at Lucerne, Moral Re-Armament
is an immense effort to create a new living fabric
OF humanity right across the world. In France to-
day more and more men are responding to this
road"
VdtertGnd, Swiss Catholic newspaper, wrote
OF The Dragon, Thus far the Chinese have been
the main agents of world Communism on nlanv
fronts in Africa and South America Now for the
first time in the history of the theological struggle
representatives of Free China have appeared on
the scene blazing a trail with their message We
were literally shaken as the play unfolded before
our eyes-a play that ends with brilliant finale
as men realize that the power of the theology of
Moral Re-Armament can usher in a new and bet
ter age; We made our way home with great hope
in our hearts,"
The Moral Re-Armament force and the Chin
csc are being greeted by crowds of thousands night
after night who say that in their message they see
hope for peace in the world and the unity of
Europe. Civic leaders of Berlin are among those
who have invited this force to their city. They be-
heve that the root problem is not wall that divides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
A TIDAL T ][ WAVE OF HOPE

MFR. KHRUSHCHEV is 81. He plans to see
1V1 the Red Flag flying over every country in
the world during his lifetime He thinks he can do
IT, Every decision and action he takes over Berlin
Laos, the Congo or at the United Nations is meas
ured against this one aim.
He has an theology.
Nations outside the Communist bloc lack anv
common theology or world aim. They are divided
amongst themselves. They think that if they stand
up to Mr. Khrushchev they may be forced into
atomic war.
AppeaSement is no answer to dictatorship.
The ldealism of the United Nations without an
theology often becomes the tool for Moscow's aim
Making big speeches to satisfy public opinion at
home and backing them by weak action when we
meet the Communists at the conference table
destroys the faith of the millions in the power of
the democratic way of life Squattng in the streets
however sincere is no answer to the threat of the
H-bomb.
The answer is to stand up and fight in every
nation, everywhere, for an theology that changes
Communist and nom Communist alike and unites
every race, class and color in the supreme task of
the century-the remaking of the world.
Men with an theology superior to Communism
can not only stand up to Mr. Khrushchev but enlist
him in greater revolution.
General Carpenter of France who was in
command of the land forces of NATO for Central
Europe. and who had the training of the Brazilian
Army and commanded the French forces in Indo-
emma and elsewhere, put the issue clearly at the
World Assembly at Caux this year when he said,
1--WE need a tidal wave of Moral Re-Armament to
sweep across the world Then men in Government
will be forced to make the right decisions that
spring not only from the intellect, but from our
hearts and faith"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

riots and invited him to come as soon as possible
to Japan had two detectives in making my pres
ent journey around the world. The first was to
attend the Moral Re-Armament Assembly at Caux
This Assembly made an impression on me that is
both deep and unforgettabe. Secondly, wanted
to meet again the world statesmen had known
as Prime Minister The only answer to the crisis in
Berlin and the challenge of Communism today is
the theology of Moral Re-Armament. Nations to-
day must form solid front, a unity of purpose
and OF spirit so evident to the Communist world
that they will not indulge in miscaculation nor
mlsunderstand our aim and goal MIRA is producing
this unity which transcends all national boundaries
and all minor divisions"
In September Ir Saburo Chiba, for three
years Chairman of the National Security Commit
tee OF the japanese Diet, flew straight from Caux
to confer with President Prado of Peru He said
that his own experience as head of Security had
led him to two conclusions on how to answer Com
munlsm: Q) To impact the masses with more
effective theology and (2) To unite the countries of
the free world in a common strategy
He told the President that no exclusively ma
uonal plan is adequate today. While the Is Com
munlst bloc countries are united in one global
strategy, 81 nations have not yet reached COM
mon mind and goal "in order to create a united
force in the free world" He continued, 1--WE must
create united force of parliamentarians from
every nation. This is already being done in many
OF the free countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

city or continent but the steely selfshness that
separates man from man and all men from the gov
eminent of God.
Many African countries have invited the
forces of Moral Re-Armament to come immedi-
ately to their continent. President Kasavubu sent
his wife and son as leaders of the Congolese dele
cation to Caux last month Speaking on behalf of
the delegation, Adolph Kasavubu, the son of the
President, said, "The Congo is at the center of
Africa. If the Congo goes Communist all Africa
will follow. 1t is not enough to give dollars to I'M
derdeveloped countries. We must win the hearts
of the people. What we need is an theology. That
theology is Moral Re-Armament." He told more
than thousand delegates from every part of the
world that in the last twelve months 483 radio
broadcasts about Moral Re-Armament have gone
out in five Congolese languages to all parts of his
country on the National Radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
TO SAVE DEMOCRACY IN PERU

President Prado invited Moral Re-Armament
to his country ito save democracy in Peru" At
the National Stadium in Lima $4,000 people stood
In silence for minute to honor the memory of
Frank Buchanan, initiator of Moral Re-Armament,
before seeing performance of The Ti0er Ten
thousand who could not get in listened over the
loudspeakers outside.
A force of these Japanese students went to San
Marcos University. This is the University which
organized the stoning of Vice President Nixon when
ne visited Peru. Speaking on the Peruvian National
Radio after meeting the japanese, one of these
student leaders said, Five days ago we had riots.
Moral Re-Armament has made us understand that
the divisions which exist between political groups
arise because each group is out for itself. MIRA
has come at the right moment to Peru"
Another student leader said on the National
Radio: I'm this atomic age man must give the
answer to exploitation by either Communism or
capitalism. Here is an theology which rebuilds the
chaotic world today, which gives food to the
hungry, work to the unemployed and fills the empty
spirit of man which has been lost in immortality
and corruption"
This week in Peru 10000 people, including
thousands of Indians in colorful dress, thronged
TO the great Sacsayhuaman fortress stronghold of
the ancient Inca civilization now known as the Mos
cow of Peru, to see The Tiger and hear it in the
original Inca language. The head of Indian affairs
said, Your philosophy is going to change the face
OF the earth bringing justice, bread and an
answer"
The Moral Re-Armament force in Latin
America is moving from Brazil and Peru to Chile.
Bolivia, Uruguay, and other countries of that con-
tinent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
GEOLOGICAL OFFENSIVE
IN EUROPE

At the same time force of 400 from go
nations is sweeping through countries of Europe
in an theological offensive to answer defeatisn.
Communism and division. Among them are fifty
Chinese from Taiwan headed by General Ho Ying-
chin former Prime Minister of China and wartime
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Chinese armies who
received the Japanese sword of surrender in World
War II. General Ho Ying-chin said, 1--WE lost the
mainland of China because we lacked an ideologv,
The materialism in our own life was exploited by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

In Manaus, a Communist stronghold of Brazil,
a thousand miles up the Amazon River, 10000 peo-
pie in one night alone presentation of The
Tiger in the football stadium. On the same night
the Communist counter-raly across the road for
total of 40 people One of the students said ut
is the greatest event that has ever taken place in
Manaus. 1t has revolutionized our thnkingn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09
THE ONLY ANSWER TO THE
CRISIS IN BERLIN

Mr. Kishi, speaking with General Bethem in
Los Angeles, told of how he had discussed with Gen.
eral Eisenhower last week at Gettysburg the i'm
pact of the work of Moral Re-Armament through
out the South American continent. He said. 81
apologized to General Eisenhower for last years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

Mpy a
Evening star., 1961-05-14
The Changing Scene
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer

The tower dominating the scene was
erected then. The rooftopS took on Spanish
Moorish appearance and power plant was
added. The building Immediately under the
tower became the surgical suite and the
amphitheater where medical students from
Georgetown and George Washington Univer
sites watched Operating-room techniques.
In the 1851 photo, the overhead telephone
lines (he company says they were installed
between 1885 and 1890 have vanished The
street gas lights have disappeared. The fire
plug has been replaced by larger version.
And a mercury vapOr street light has been
installed.
No more street cars run past the old build
ing today. And Providence Hospital itself, in
its new location. now has $50 beds, IS basSinets
and handles 21 900 patients year. instead of
the 2.2OO of long ago. Perhaps hospital stays
are just shorter now.
The old photograph was submitted by Miss
Rose Martin of Providence Hospital.
m? The Star riu pay SIS for the of any original
on must be knotOn and the picture must be clear.
Y, The Star Magazine, 225 Virginia auenWe Sc,
stamped addressed envelope Diu be retuTTedD
Evening star., 1961-05-14

0NE OF the Oldest landmarks in Southeast
" Washington is the complex of buildings
which once served as Providence Hospital,
covering an entire city block between Second
and Third, D and E streets Sc.
On June 10, Providence will celebrate
its Tooth anniversary. but not in the old build
ing That is now occupied by an annex of the
Commerce Department New Providence is
located at Twelfth and Varnum streets NE.
The old photo (above) was taken in 1895,
IS years after Providence was built to accom-
modate $50 beds In 1895, the Daughters of
Charity were admitting 2.200 bed patients a
year at a cost of 70 cents per patient-day Who
said things don't change?
1t is easy to spot the alterations in the
buildings where five generations of Wash
ingtonians were treated In these views
facing toward the northeast from the corner
of Second and E streets Sc, sharp-eyed read
ers can detect many of the changes wrought
in 1901O4 during extensive remodelings
Do you haze any photographs of old Washing
photo selected for publication. The date and LocG
MGil yours to the Changing Scene Editor, SUND
WnshiHnf0n z ID e. (PhnfOS 1rcOTnndnipd hD Z
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Santa and the Flying Shoe
BY LUCRECE BEALE

out of the clothes hamper and
set him on his feet.
What happened?"
The King unwound a purple
stocking from his neck. When
the lights went out I felt my
self fly through the air and
landed upside down in the
dirty clothes. That's all
know"
I'VE must get to the beottom
of this" said Santa suddenly
very businesSlike. "Since all OF
your troubles started with the
first visit Of the Ipswich
suggest we find the Ipswich
Butt can't go out of the
palace!" protested the King
He told Santa how the people
We're very angry because he hac
not stopped the Ipswich. I'll
they see me they will tear the
crown from my head"
Pool" said Santa cheerfully
I'VE will wear disguises." He
opened his bag and pulled Out
two woodchoppers' costumes
This will suit me better thar
an old woman's dress anyway,
he said, uptting on his new
disguise.
Delighted, the King drew or
the tough leather pants anc
coarse coat and admired him.
self in the mirror.
Il "We'll need rope" said Santa