davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-02-07
hphpTMEhTS WANTED.

NAVY 0FEiCEF AND EMflQ.rl VIE
he--ocm kiirheuette nsfh %ot'HHesi s9C-
no Up 70 so Box OK, star.
YOUNG COUPLE BOTH cFF1CTRs y
service poulH Ike --room AZ. T5f1
kifchenet-e rccterab'y furnished md r.
public 300 Ex; 742se-
COUPLE WANT IMMEDIATELY TWO 10
three room furnished apartment s5o-S6o
AID s4G4 Exl AZ
BY FEB I5- CNE-RCOM. KIT. BATH
apt by GOVT emp!oyC2 gins no VIC
r 7 ave ne HO 4f2S
SIX Girls DFsTRE At LFAsT 3-BEp-
room surn. apt ~ ,ec"o9 preferred
ARMY OFFICER AND WIPE Desire ONE
house pref ne. sect!on. Ma 3'1I- EN-
TNFUPNlsHED APARTMENT LIVING
room ryrt~r.s-g 'Wn bedroom tfttsH
ard hs'- Wa -h,uo.ou or vicinity. desired
r. cours Will oua A-Tcfr-c'd c"f qrr-
IL oa,5 csn sra vo @~9a @''' 5.
DESIRE MODEM FURNIs"ED h7AP1-
rrrr. tl UcV prU~..-. bedrooms 0 ,fo
cal warm RT -5"' F& -a"F"
ooEFF NMtEFNT oErl.'aA.l ANl} VIII
t'clsu. rent I'D 20 ~-"o naAt-.>. Bon
NATL SYMPHONY MAN A&D WlF EX-
rtrNNg baby SE0.' -N. Ug-eAf.t Afc0 fiE}s
fcn anG pE' barn. it!t r- thiGFH
nrde5sl,e. rcrts', N Oh At"nsioh pIei
pU l42i Rm ~
NAVAL OFFICER hND WIFE REaUIRE
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GOING TO FLORIDA,
hal. how'd sd noors aFse es boh bo3ms new sns af sff
cond. heat. new cabinet proclaim sink
saa s5o6 gas Tsnse' Tse rear poTshss Price; Price,
sunday 3oo do to 'asn p, ana ca afF% Mr PoTn Pon
dlston, wAPLE 4 JAMES. Inc. DU. aa6S.
D1. 33tR.
BARNABY WOODS SECTION,
TMMEDGf2sTEe e'f PossEssIoNNVa ss1ss K, NNNVVacANr
house s0on %3od6 rd q 6g H3S bTc @G sk
eo e Prize Rf 81 aSa TfRMs FhFass S'fcf4sS opES
SNTTRa9x NAbnox rP BIN EN,,nI H3,i I'm so SAIL MR.
REALTOR. EDWARD R. CARR. BUILDER.
Woodward Building MA ls05-f,
NEAR SILVER SPRING. MD.
3O5 GARWOOD ST.
Detached brick, . large rms, hedrm
o one D'a bo5k SR 10 "6 6f " Poscoa s9TaT M Ss
on satisfactory contract call Nj Pennctt.
GE. 29ps, or WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI
so,,,, 1910 G ST. NE
ssnntErssnoe, en- can pc used as %-famiiy ls;;
81 81 soc Fer inform2tlon and appointment
3.ll Pa, Ave Sc Ii 1000
STORE. AND .LGE. APT. ON NO. CAPITOL
81 brick bldg; price, >S,g5O consider
s'fH Rcd2R / 32Rsf MOSS ,Fsaf aa2 r5fh Gh Dr alel
NEW BRICK HOUSE OF THE SEVERELY
Early American type found at Williams
burg or FrederICksbura, but developed IN
Slde TO meet the most modern demand
Library with lsVajory on Ist floor living
room, recreation room and principal bed
room each l5x2t feet peqged random
Width oak flooring on ground level, 3 FIRE
placeS' aforementioned heating, 4 baths.
par extra layatorIeS, range for electricity
or gas, large refrigerator. The 2-car
garage Is OF the drive through plan
rhHr
one OF fine homes, west OF 18th st n "
over 1000 square feet OF land Price,
S24 500 90
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
11lp S.. NV MA 1855
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE IN FIRST
commercial Box 2a0-X, Star
UNFURN. HOUSE BY MAY /, NV. SEC
uon preferred T TO 10 rooms references.
6-7-ROOM HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED-NW W
preferred; gas heat; adults best care. Box
2l3-X. Star. o.
FURNISHED COTTAGE OR 2-BED ROOM
apartment or entire housekeeping floor,
private house for family Of 3 by March /
professional man convenient transporta-
tion Phone GE. "o63 or write Box
Please call ia. Sl6l after pm
. OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, UNFURN-. IN
vicinity of Arlington Hall Call GIL $3.50
WANTED OR g ROOM HOUSE NEAR
school and transportation, SEQ. Georgia
, OR > BEDROOMS, UYFURN HOUSE.
mail ,1 garden SD; 3-adult family are
S5aq and ssen assnfed cs eq0s S. 'as Of house
UNFURN,, 6 RMS; ARLINGTON FOREST
or Arlington County. near Lee blvd for
,GnS n, or oT for sale Falls Church 1884. WE
TWO OR, THREE BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Brookland' north OF Michigan ave. Cali
l HAVE CLIENT. A PROFESSIONAL MAN
Of discrimination, who wishes furnished
: ADULTS. Interested in house OF. apt, in
Gj,e,e0rEetoWn Sj,,e or other good NV. location
Cali Mrs scoTT % CO. 46ls Z 5'f De sofl9e"' 4ol5
WANTED TO RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE
close to Wash. preferably near Beverly
Hills, upper limit, around $3.50. Box 299-
ARLINGTON -5-RoOM HOUSE cCLAREN-
don or Lyon PARK. up to Slun or will buy
on yJefMs priced under $4,000, Box
WANTED. FOR MAR OCCUPANCY.
NJ pr ar+ ~,
or Dupont CEfcie; $50 max. furn, MI
REPUTABLE FAMILY DESIRES . OR 2
ANA Fsls cbarch ii25s5-W5''' X '''''' vi
STATE DEPT. OFFICER WIFE. BABY,
desire to rent filrn. 3 ndrm house, Il ",
Washlnaton or Arlington rent about $500;
conF. trans, country atmosphere, NJ to A5
min. out; immediate occupancy. Cali NO
S69l until o m. Sunday, then CO. 5000,
MATTEsON.
COUPLE WANTS SMALL UNFuRNIsHED
house or share large house. rural ne!shbor-
before l1:3o am. Sunday, or ewes. after
: pm.
WILL PAY s75-s100 PER MO. WANTED
by meticulous wife. nice unfurnished
bfs in bose by Fep I'm or Mareh s
spons.ole family fam q g. good D. C. refer
RESPONSIBLE PHYSICIAN. PERMANENT
Govt public health official. desires lease
home bedrooms OF larger unfurn Phone
sunday 70 or Monday to II, RE.
1900, EXT. 5a616
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE, FURNISHED
or unfinished, or Will buy business, must
be near 2lSl and G NV. EX. @BGl
Any = lie WITHIN S1XT" DAYS. WITH
/ leaee f7r or more years, . or , bedroom
hoUsr- unturn1Shed p fer o. NV. y.
. c, q nearby Nd, Call day or eYfs.,
SH 1892
! GEORGETOWN OR RURAL - WuLING
J sstr.Al ono com4pr, 40. pcaSaH, sur
ToundlHgS, =. nedHns minimum Pcntagon
commutng March LIST OCCUPANCY, viii pay
. : mos. advanced rent for rlGht place.
Phone Chestnut 4h4S after pm. today,
weekdays : m To .! m. 80
6-ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. UNFUR
| niShed, PetWorth Brlght WOOD area March
| !, by perm y c resident S11-SG5 in
| family several mos rent IN advance II
| desired Gche 1872
! COUPLE DESIRE : OR s ROOM HOUSE
| CONVENIENT transportation to I1th and K
NV. Up TO $50. WI. e40s. g.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
CHEVY CHASE. MD So $50.

Center entrance brick: nrst-noor apart
ment; large living room with fireplace.
pain; second floor, one large bedroom and
pain, now rented as an apartment: base
meuJ mas an attractive recreation room
,ehd path, also rented as an apartment
nul!t-Ln garage: lot 5Oxl50. An economical
and comfortable home. BOSS 4 PHELPS,
cen cean'toTs' oI' "a; 93on Evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALT.

RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Three stories ard basement, roU-brick
building and garage Arranged into 3 seps
rate apis OF and ; rooms and modern
tie bath each VIII rent for Sl55 monthly.
possession. Price only SO 500. including
= auto. tefrigsra tors and sss ranges For
further details and appointment call MFR.
SharnoT. EN-. 252s. WAPLE AZ JAMES,
INC. DI 3346
THE BEST TUNES OF ALL.
Will sound all the better in the larsa
living room of this all-stone home in BE-
th6Sca. bedrooms, . baths, study down
stairs full recr. room, : stone freplaces,
5uliE-ln garase. Long term loan on this
r RIPLEY sH 1899.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
hQuSES EoR SAlE-

SILVER SPRING; MAlR1YLANp; se4 Rich:
mono ave Price $3.50. Within walk
f Bs esad'f sad tie assf ave pqs qoo b5
81 oS6i2ss sEHlFY E1isP Assoc sessi
rooms, double porch, side light. gas heat.
"3-tt. front brick Ssrage. cars: orig
mai price sl3.30o:, home or investment
lonis. rented at s45; price. 81, $40.
ME. 300. c. W Simpson Co, 1923 VI Ave
GEoRGEToWN-s BEDROOMS, . BATHS.
rage s?0,ooo Box s-T, Star,
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK, 6 RMS, AIR
ToqGnlonea no2ch OIL chs hesf eiec ranse & screened
Kcnilworth St, Al. Va ~Gie6c 1854.
WILL GIVE PossEssIoN-INsP
by appt-l32o Shepherd st. n.w.--Co-
bath auto wafer heater. full basement aist Mt
toilet, 2-csr sarge. deep lot. large cash
BoGER BBaymsgt MGss resssrfd; 81 hq! trust a. int
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
of D. c. dwellings up to S15,oo0. Call or
write. W L. MOORE. HOS Vermont ave !,
District sa17 or Georeia 2so2.
CAPITOL ,H1LL--9O-FT. ENGLISH BASE
. baths, h.-wh; with oil, 2rd and 3rd f.
apis. furn, and rented. balance formerly
4 NJ RofGH woodwsTd oT Bidg. "A" HlanS 1855.
CORNER HOUSE, PRINCETON pL AND
New Hampshire ave NV. New-houSe con-
dltion. Il large rooms. coal heat. Excel
lent as home or investment Close to
everything MR.. TSEN RA 5n92.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CHEVY CHASE,
D, C, & large rooms, > baths. oil heat,
large Yeranda. decorated to suit: Sl@.50n
81 600 cash, 800 monthly FULTON r
GORDON, Owner, l4g7 Eye st. NV. DI
5G30 until pm.
S1O,500.
CLEVELAND PARK
one block from bus line semi-detached I'd
orick, 8 rooms, bath, maids toilet, lsrse
screened porch. garage. h.-w. heat.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

50 ooo-3-year old, semi-det brick; 3
apartments 3 rooms, bath each fine To-
cation, near 2Sth and Penna. ave sc
CAL Mr.. Flhppo, Ii. 09b0, with REALTY
ASSOCIATES
Evening star., 1943-02-07

A true Cape Cod on large lot stone wall;
convenient section. near 3lst and Ala.
ave. Sc fve rooms, a large living room
with fireplace, automatic hot-water heat
and garage price. $3.50; substantial cash
payment. Call OWNER, Atlantic 63l%.
S1.25o--PRACTICALL NEW. SEMI-DET.
brick, s rooms, bath. automatic air-condi-
TONED heat. Bargaln.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
sS9450-

We believe this 20 he one ., the best
values in the entire city. A sem detached
nrirs> home with rooms, . baths. recrea-
tlop room, bullt-in garage, Bryant sas
heal located near 5th and OelethoYpe
SIS, v, within easy walking distance Of
schools. stores and transportation. Terms
Can Me l43 until q p m
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SHEPHERD PARK

BRICK Def. LOT 5oxll5; sIca5o
An Individually built detached brick
nome. dehshtully situated between Alaska
ave and 18th st Contains six rooms,
pain. lavatory' hot-water heat tcoap,
screens, weather strips An excellent
value Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 7Ss.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1943-02-07
sc QA0M NJ Z

NEAR 9TH AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
IWo-tamliy, S-rm and 2-bath brick in
oIher rented and showing a good return.
,o,o FLOYD z. DAVIS co,
1929 St NV Ma ooso
Evening star., 1943-02-07
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
OPEN TODAY. 1878

Z5T1 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Open and shown for the frst time this
attractive bungalow conveniently situated
near everything Is truly an outstanding
value that must be seen to be appreciated
Living room, dining room, " bedrooms.
large kitchen and bath, porches, etc Ex-
ceNent condition. Only S6 o5o on terms
Your Ne!gEbor Bought From Us"
I.E(1 NJ REE NSrEIM 4
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Chevy Chase, Md.-S15,7 ,75O.
A PERFECT SETTING

~ Center-hall detached brick Built hv
planned; Is floor lavatory, 3 bedrooms
sno baths on 2nd floor. finished and in
ssuIste attic; large screened porch, break
Venlent location. near bus. Early posses
son BOSS PHELPS. realtors MA.
N{uN- EVENING. call Mr. lsish WI aHao
Evening star., 1943-02-07
A NEW HOME.

~, BET IHESDA, MD.
We have few OF these houses I.ft.
located on attractive wooded lot They
are brick Colonial with either side or
room. with fireplace, dining room, COM
pletely equipped kitchen, 1st-noor law
atory, bedrooms and tile bath on
second floor. Attached garage Basement
Toilet $1,000 down payment will let you
Evening star., 1943-02-07
LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW

In Arlington, Fireplace in liv rrn full
SIZED din rm.. well-eauipped kit with
range ana retrigerator Attic space for .
sarge rms Built-in garage a blk. &C
p,'S SHOWN BY appointment only CHI
Evening star., 1943-02-07

1881 4th ST. N.W-BEDRM AND KTTCH-
en-. reIrieerator, heat, gas and eleC phone.
settled employed couple Sl2 vk RIA
Evening star., 1943-02-07

BRAND NEW APARTMENTS.
Near Nav Yard,
1892 l. s. Sc
2 rooms kitchen d-nette and bath,
S5S 81
L BPFUNINGER & SONS
I-30 x 81 NV MA "0to
Evening star., 1943-02-07
S10,500.
HIIICREST

One block from bus line; semi
BRICK, s rooms, bath, maids toilet lsrRe
screened porch. garage. NV heat
H. G SMITHY CO, Ma 5000
Evening star., 1943-02-07

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

NHPVy IIldStl d. Z,
Nearly new brick house and det garage:
living rm. with fireplace, din. rm, mod
kitchen, 2 tiled baths 4 bedrooms porch,
slate roof. auto. heat INV, copper screens
and cutters and drains, full basement.
OWNER. OR. ,3770.
NEAR PA AVE AND ALABAMA AVE Sc
Convenient to bus and shops; brick SD.
house of rooms. bath an conditioned
with oil; rented a. $50 90: price, $3.50. 90.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
11lq ST NV MA 1888
Evening star., 1943-02-07
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OPEN TODAY 1875

A'Si tNi - 4. AN q.
Owner must sell this outstanding Colo.
nlai brick IN the HEART OF BETTER NE.
Charming rooms, tiled bath and shower,
po!cheS. garage, etc. Excellent condition
Here real home value you can't AFFORD
TO miss, Priced far below its market value.
only Sf,a50. on terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us"
Evening star., 1943-02-07
APARTMENTS ukFURkIsHED.

81 S ST. NW-BASEMENT APT, 3
rooms, Kitchen bath: gas, lights. heat;
S37 so mo-; . mos rent in advance req
TAKOMA PARK-2-RM APARTMENT.
Pullman kitchen. tled bathroom; beauti-
fully located; adults only. Phone SH
Evening star., 1943-02-07

:, BARGAINS
One located In West Lanham Hills
Md. containing four rooms. screened
porch, large lot: practically new; requires
5000 down payment; price, S4,s00.
The other one is in Hyattsville Hills,
Nd and contains a large living room,
dining room, . bedrooms, large kitchen,
steps to full attic Full basement with
outside entrance. Large lot real buy
at $3.50, Reasonable terms
Evening star., 1943-02-07
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING.

See this semi-detached brick 3-bedroom.
2-bath home, with . large incloSed
porches, large living room with fireplace,
dining room, completely equipped kitchen;
Convenient 10 schools, buses and shopping
facilities, located in SHEPHERD PARK
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPTTALl
This house Is a real buy on today's
market at s1095o
Evening star., 1943-02-07
2-FAMILY
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

det; one Of Br!ghtwoods best buys. For
lniormatlon call D j OConnor RA.
OuoI with ]. J. O'CONNOR. DI 5o5o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

Despite a to ! Democratic vote registration against
his Republican Party when the ballots tabuated,
Warren the winner his Democratic opponent,
Culbert l.. Olson the incumbent by more than $4,000!
Transforming campaign pledges into action easy
to Warren principally because he refuses steadfasty to
make promise he does not intend to keep which is
improbable of fulfilment.
He sets any vote traps.
What Earl Warren says he will do he does His enviabe
record public servant since 1919 bears out that obser-
During the recent gubernatorial campaign. he prom
sed to take old pension matters out of the realm of
politics and place them the hands of experts to the
intended benefit of the recipients.
He pledged the appointment Of nonpartsan COM
mttee to study the states tax structure the purpose being
10 learn which, if any tax leves could be lowered emi
mated entirely.
In selecting appontees for administrative state posts
Warren promised that the best person for the job would
be chosen. regardless Of political affiliations.
Earl Warren already has made good these promises
On the subject of labor Warren has expressed himself
openly being sympathy with gains made in recent
by the rank and file of workers but vigorously opposes
racketeering labor leaders.
II hope the time when every working man and
has collective bargaining agent" he said in
campaign address.
Such an arrangement he explained would eliminate
most labor racketeering by dues-greedy leaders
Earl Warren's graduation into statewide political
fgureand it is likely spread nationalycame the hard
way.
That is how he likes things to come to him
He established himself fearless prosecutor, while
district attorney of Alameda County Oakland for 10 diff
ficut years
Warren took the tough cases, personally.
Convictions he put end to bodies floating
down San Francisco Bay the result of bitter water
front struggles between rival labor groups and radical
CARNATIONS
Coupled with his recognized political ability Warren
enjoys the good luck that usually marks the activities of
left handed person, of which he is one
Elected state attorney general in 1888 Warren went
after the big league gamblers with characteristic vgor
He drove the palaa gambling ships off the Southern Cali
forna coast He closed up of "booke joints He
put hundreds OF slot machines out Of operation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Genial Governor Warren
ezNs Ardent Family Man

X OVERNOR EARL WARREN Of California has his
natural attributes to thank for greater portion Of
~ his political success.
These include hard work tenacy sincerity Of purpose
unwaverng honesty and integrity, and intestinal ortude
He won his present office a a nonpartisan
And it easy task to convince voters that he,
lifelong Republican and of that partys outstanding
leaders California would conduct nonpartsan admins
tration.
But he did it mostly by converting skeptcs Warren is
a convincing speaker.
No group in any city, hamlet or crossroads was con-
Sdered by Warren small for him stop and give them
talk He followed this practice over 80 of the states
IS counties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

But Earl Warren admittedly is not CRUSADER"
He dislkes illegal gambling because it leads to graft
bribery and general corruption of public officials.
Born in Los Angeles March 10, 1891. to the late
Matthias and Crystal Warren CALIFORNIA; governor served
railroad calboy and sold newspapers while attending
public school in Bakersfield.
There, he organized orchestra, in which he played
the clarinet and of this unit formed of the first A. F.
Of L. musicians unions in Southern California.
Saving his earnings Earl Warren put himself through
the Berkeley campus of the University of California from
which he graduated in 1912-though he had to cram
for three days and nights previously unstuded algebra
course, which he passed.
Admitted to the practice of law in 1914 Warren took
time out TO serve in the L. S. Army in World War l.
He was honoraby discharged first lieutenant Of
infantry.
His rse-and political start-came with the appoint
mittee of the California State Legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

From there he went to Oakland in the city attorneys
office then into the district attorneys service.
BY the narrow margin of supervisors vote, he
appointed district attorney in 1925 and served in that
pacty through Successive elections until 1888 when he
the state attorney generalshp which office he
cupied when he elected governor
In the meantime he had become chairman Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee in 1884 and later Re-
publican National Committeeman.
He led California Republican groups opposed to dele
cation instructed to support ALI Landon for the Presidency
in 1886 and won.
During that hectic struggle Warren became potential
y a candidate for President
The handsome, genial governor is an ardent family
man, and deeply sympathetic by nature. So ~
And he has a sizeabe famiy-hs charming wife. Nina,
and six children ranging the order born from James.
now in the Army; Virginia, Earl Jr, Dorothy, Nina and
Bobby.
At one time the Warrens had a child in each Of the six
elementary grades at Oakland public school. -
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-11-11

As Tor cor lat the subsidy
on agricultural products would not
reach the farmer, they call attention
to the milk subsidies at present in
operation where the man who milks
the COW gets the subsidy direct
Meanwhile, we know that the cost
of living has already gone up. We
know that we need full production
of foodstuffs. We know that many
farmers can't get the feed required
to raise the stock or to fatten it to
its most efficient weight for slaugh-
ter.
Payment of any money out by the
treasury does mean more money in
circulation but the subsidy pro-
ponents point to the kind of imitation
we get when prices aren't controlled.
The administration says it is better
to control few professors and dis
tributors, even if Uncle Sam has
to snoop into their books to see he
isn't cheated, than to let that vicious
spiral Of prices and living costs start
to mount.
In the next weeks you will hear
lot more Of these arguments.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-11-11

AS the divinely appointed center
Of mans life, the home holds a
place of such importance that it is
the special target of Satan's offen-
sive. That has always been true,
but it seems that in recent years the
onslaught against the home has been
intensified.
Books, plays, movies, magazines,
all contribute their filthy efforts to
break down all sense of moral re-
sponsibility. Sex is magnified. and
not in any useful or normal sense,
but rather for the stimulating Of un-
holy desires and purposes, the
breaking down of Christian stand
ards Of living, and the ultimate pros
titution Of the most sacred of all
human relationships to the lowest
level of which animals might well
be ashamed.
All this means that this lesson
should be taught with a holy bold
ness and plainness which will make
it effective for God in our homes.
We do not like to talk about adul-
terry and related sins. We must
speak with care and tact, but per-
haps the time has come for some
Straightforward dealing with an un-
pleasant situation.
1. Protect the Purity of the Home
(Exod. 20: IA; Matt. 5:27-30).
Any violation Of the divine plan
for the marriage of one man and
one woman, in loving communion
for the founding and maintenance of
the home, is a direct violation Of
the law Of God.
1t is also violation of the law Of
man. 1t brings serious results in
the destruction of the home, and in
the ruin of individual life-physical,
moral, and spiritual.
The words of Jesus broaden the
Interpretation of the commandment
to cover all sexual impurity in
thought, word, or deed.
We are to be firm and definite in
our dealing with this temptation to
moral uncleanness even though 1t be
as painful as tearing out an eye or
losing hand. The command here
is not necessarily to be interpreted
literally. Tearing out an eye will
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-11-11
British Parliament Supreme

Some Americans will find it difficult to understand
how the British manage to retain their free institutions
when they hear that the House of Commons has voted
itself another year of existence.
The present Parliament is in its eighth ,year, being
the longest since 1879. 1t has witnessed Ne kings,
three prime ministers, royal jubilee, royal abdica-
ton the outbreak of the present and the destruc
ton of its Chamber by enemy action.
The British Parliament of course, possesses unim-
tied power 1t is restricted to written constitution
and upon all occasions acts in accordance with its best
Judgment for the protection of the interests entrusted
to it's care.
There is no Supreme Court in Great Britain with
the power to nulify act of Parliament Whatever
she law may be- passed by Parliament everybody else
in the Island must obey the statute.
The Prime Minister and his associates hold office
as long as they command the support of Parliament
subject to the provision that except in abnormal times
general election cannot be postponed longer than five
years.
There is not person in the United Kingdom today
under twenty-eight years of age who has voted in
general election but everybody agrees that this not
desirable and that the Churchill Government will remain
in power until the end of the war.