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= 1882 MERIDIAN PL.
N.W.--If you have $500 cash.
home in a splendid location AT
VERY Low PRICE; solid row brk.;
T rms, . baths tbedrm. and bath on
lst floor1; new oil burner. Brokers
coop. invited. Ewes: call WI. 4S34
oPR FRANK 4 s. PHILIPS. PHI DI D.v, 14Il. II
2la baths; Venetian blinds; gas h.
VIII. Live in one apt. and let the
other Q pay. for house. Terms can
be arranged. Call Mr.. Chevalier
LU. 4-43S2 sor VI. 6614. with T.
PAUL MUDD CO.. 240S MINI. ave.
COLoRED-WEsT OF UPPER 14th
ST.-H you want an unusual home
in fine neighborhood, with all refine
ments for luxurious living. see this
today. Parquet floor; 24-ft. brk.; 2
baths; 2 kits. A real de luxe rec. rm.
with bar. In excel. cond. $19:950
Sall Ca De- DE; s774' LEATH & ASHLEY
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME, situated on Park place NV.
& we'll arranged rooms; detached ga
rage; oil heat: hardwood floors
Colonial porch; overlooking Soldiers
Home grounds. Call MR.. PARKS,
jr., DE. 1162. -lU
COLORED-aO32 N. CAPITOL ST
2-family fiat; separate entrances; 8
rms, bath on lst f.; 6 rms, bath,
ond fl Separate h.-w. heating plants.
Owner occupants. Splendid condi-
tion. Inspection by appointment
coLoRED-SPECIAL oFFER-s75o
dn.; near 18th and Newton sts. NV.
Substantial 2-story brick; lge. recep.
hall, 6 pvt. rms, bath, full bsmt
INV h. Priced to sell. ENTERPRISE
EX. 340o; ewes, GE. 57I1. 10
18th AND MONROE SITS.
IA rms. 8 baths, arranged as 6
light housekeeping apts.; fire escapes,
fire alarm system, 2-car garage. A
PLANT q GORDON, INC, 1874
Park I'd. NV. CO. 0S37. 10
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BRIAR CLIFF
BRIGHTWOOD. S15.95O

This convenient 7-rm., semidet. brick
home has real value Spacious liv
Yn, glassed-in den. attached gar,
gas h.-w.h.. well landscaped YARD.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD, Realtor,
Or. 2100. Open 8 till 8. 3
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COLORED-1Oth AND r. 1. AVE.
N.E.-Beautiful row brick. concrete
front porch. 6 large rooms. entrance
hall. tiled bath. oak floors through
out. lavatory in basement. gas heat.
$3.50 down to responsible purchaser.
Extra kitchen on End Il. Call LA.
$1,000. PECK CO.. 361S 18th st. ne.
3
CoLoRED - RIVER TERRACE -
S10.250. Will also go GI. Row
brick: 2 bedrooms. liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit; full basement: gas heat: storm
sash, Venetian blinds; screened
rare, buy. act Immediately. EN-.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
New Ramblers
Adjoining CrestWood

S20.750
Practically new detached brick home
is very unusual Living rooll with
woodworking fireplace, dining room,
ultramodern kitchen and powder
room compose the first floor; 3 love-
ly bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs.
House is in perfect condition and
fenced rear yard. Cell Mr.. Bous-
caren. EX. 24S0 or EN- 44l3
FRED A. SMITH co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

MODERN, detached Colonial brick.
on fashionable upper 10th St; Z
rms. 312 baths. newly decorated.
SlGLER q CO., Hu. 1913 till 8.
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,OL. RD. AND CONN, AVE

$4,000 cash handles this 4-story brick
converted into apis. and Ink. rms.
9 baths, additional bath in basement
Shows good return. Call DI. 1918
till 8 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
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SAUL'S ADDITION

Upper Brightwood Area
Desirable semidet. Colonial brick; 6
rms, bath: spacious 1st fl. plan:
fireplace; bsmt.; ideally arranged
for apt; oil h.-w.h.; convenient to
schools and all conveniences: pos
session. Priced to sell. Liberal f.
nancing available.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
CT 201O ,tiI O n m
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful, large, true Cape Cod home,
located in Hillandale on q acre,
lot surrounded by other beautiful
estates; home is al-brick construc-
tion. has true center-hall entrance,
large living rm.. dining rm., kitchen
with dinette space, bedrm and full
bath on 1st floor; 2nd floor has Q
large bedrms. and full bath; side
screened porch; recreation room with
fireplace; built-in garage. Price.
S2S,
HOLMEAD, Realtor
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KENSINGTON, MD.
S15,750

TERMS: 4.200 DOWN
S9l5O MO. INCL. TAXES
Corner lot-9o-ft. frontage, inclosed
with privet hedge-beautifully land
scaped, flowers, shrubs, etc.-hag-
stone walks and patio enjoying COM
plete privacy. Six lovely bright
rooms, tile bath, 3 bedrooms; attic.
Clean and neat as pinl THOS. J.
FISHER g. CO., INC. 73S 18th st.
n u RaaltnrS DI $500 q
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Dale dr.; lovely brick home. situated
on beautiful lot; lst f., entrance
hall. liV. I'M. din. rm.. breakfast
rm.. powder rm., kit. and large
porch; 2nd f., 8 bedrms.. ? baths.
sleeping porch; has storage attic.
recr. rm., maids rm.. oil heat.
Oh az. built-in garage; S34 800.
Call Mr.. Dodge. ir.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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FIRST OFFERING
Charming l0-yr. .-old English brick
and stone home; bedrms, 3la
closets. tile roof, Gear heated
garage. Priced to sell fast Call
cox g. CO., 81. OTIS. or Agent, WI.
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ANACN9TTA AREA

ANACOSTIA AREA
Outstanding value; semidet, II spa
cious rms. for home and income;
W baths, oil h.-w h., bsmt.. garage
fenced lot with flowers and shrub
berry; income, S133 mo-; nr. shop
ping; full price, only $13,950, easy
terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY COMPANY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 Til o.
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RROOKDAT,E,

Lovely. prewar brick. in this se-in
restricted area. near Western ave.
and River rd.; large living rm.. din
ing rm,, kit. breakfast rm. 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths; lovely rec. rm.
maids rm. and bath, garage. Call
today for an appt. to see this fine
home; c. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC,
EN- 4460
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Conveniences mean a lot these win
ter months. Modern 6-rm brick
home; 2 porches; full bsmt.: oil
heat. The most attractive COM
munity of its type in Wash. Near
transportation, schools and stores.
Call Mr.. Slower,
CAMPANELLA & co.
EX. Alb; Ewes, TW. l51O-1O
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BOARDING HOUSES

Several Excellent Listings
These homes are for sale furnished
and occupied; gross, S470-S500 per
month; price, S21 ,500-S23. 900;
favorable financing.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
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WeStnnOreland Hills
WOODMOOR

liv. and din. rms, all-electric kit,
.. full baths. finished rec. rm. in
pine; lavatory in bsmt: det. garage
breezeway screened; conv. to schools
and shopping. Mrs. Williams, SH.
7295: cox & CO. 81. 0775.
WOODMOOR, Sill. SPG.
Spic and span, ready for occupancy.
Immediate possession. Shown by
appointment any time 4-bedroom
brick home. Close to everything.
Mr.. Foster, Sligo 4166. MERCER
BUII DING CORP o
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DREAM RAMBLERS
BRICK BUNGALOW

rooms-spacious rooms; electric
kitchen: full bsmt.; country club
view, Silver Spring. Immediate oc-
curancy. Price. S15.5G0. Call SH.
SOLO till 9 pm, MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Den, Corner Lot, $19,950
This recently listed sparkling 7-rm..
white frame house has all the
attributes of a real home. Spacious
Hy. rm. with firepl., offstde, hall 3
good side bedrms. and bath. Det.
garage, refreshing porches.
PAUL E. BUTTERF1ELD
Realtor, OR. 210O. Open 9 till 9.
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The Cardinal Receives
Exemplary Praise

Few volumes of fiction published
during the year were above the
level of job competently done.
However, The Cardinal" by
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Shute'S The Legacy" is an ap-
pealing portrait Of a courageous
young woman.
A translation of two volumes Of
1.-THE Mill on the Po." by the
Italian novelist. Ricardo Bac-
chelli. was one of the talked about
books of the year. Robert Payne,
whose Zero" has been mentioned.
published two other books during
the year-though he insists he did
not write them all last year; they
simply piled up"-a biography
of Mao Tse-tung, the Red ruler
Of China, and poetic novel of
India in the l7th century. THE
Young Emperor" Thomas B. Co.'S
tain turned aside from more an
cient period pieces to write a
warm-hearted novel of Canadian
town in the 1905, "Son of a Hun
dred Kings" Two books came
from the gifted young Gore Vidal
in the course of the year-"A
Search for the King" a historical
fantasy, and Dark Green, Bright
Red" story of Central Amer
lean revolution. both reward
ing literary excursions.
John Dos Passos turned to non
fiction, producing THE Prospect
Before U.s." series of observa-
tions on his travels in England.
South America and the United
States. c. S. Forester not only
went into the early life of his pop
ular character to give us Mr..
Midshipman Hornblower," but.
late in the year. produced an en-
tirely new character in Randall
and the River of Time"
There were literary biographies
of distinction. Edgar Kemler's
'The Irreverent Mr.. Mencken" is
a wen-rounded. colorful portrait
of the Sage of Baltimore. Frances
Winwar gave us in THE Immortal
Lovers" a sympathetic account of
Elizabeth Barrett and Robert
Browning. Emily Harms biog-
raphy of the 18th century novelist,
Fanny Burney. "A Degree Of Prud-
cry" is a deft job.
Another outstanding study in
biography is Marchette Chute's
Shakespeare Of London" Andre
Maurois' "Proust: Portrait of a
Genius" is penetrating book. Lee
G. Miller wrote a moving and
sympathetic biography in THE
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Sport Books
Continued From Page g.

Greatest Hitters," by Tom Meany,
one Of the most prolific of pres
ent-day writer's. Meany devotes
full. interesting chapter to each
of the 20 ballplayers he deems the
top sluggers since 1900. Like
Daley. Meany does awfully well
with his anecdotes.
Still another baseball tome.
this one not released until mid
October. was MY Greatest Base
ball Came" Edited by Don Schif-
fer. it contains first person
stories by "a present-day stars. as
set down by leading sports writer's.
Even though Connie Mack is
nearly 88 years old and had bad
year all around. baseball fans got
an unscheduled chuckle out of
contradictory statements in his
two books. In my sc Years in
the Big Leagues" Connie picked
Lou Gehrig as first baseman on
his all-time team. writing that
Lou can't be kept off any all-star
team" But in Connie Mack's
Baseball Book" published four
days previously Jimmy Foxx was
at first base on the au-star team.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Efficient Church Officer" by Eu-
gene D. Dolloff.
Two publications Of special
merit are THE Dartmouth Bible"
arranged by Roy B. Chamberlin
and Herman Feldman, and "The
oxford American Prayer Book
Commentary" by Massey H.
Shepherd. jr. THE Dartmouth
Bible" a slightly abridged version
Of the King James Bible, is an
attractive volume with notes and
maps arranged with an eye for
helping the reader. A similar job
is done with the oxford American
Prayer Book. which has the text
on one page and an explanation
of it on the facing page. These
are two volumes the discrimi-
mating readers of the Bible and
Prayer Book will want to own.
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"'The Angel William j. Blake's
novel of Alexander of Russia.
There were, in addition, the
usual historical novels, compound
ed in the usual way, which made
book clubs and sold tremendously.
Samuel Shellabarger, who has
mastered the formula from the
first sweeping bow to the last
triumphant sword thrust. pub
lished "The Kings Cavalier"
Gwen BristoW contributed another
highly successful chef-d -tripe in
Jubilee Trail"
William Faulkner Is Fourth
American Nobel Prize Winner
William Faulkner, the fourth
American to win the Nobel Prize
for Literature, did not bring out
any new creation this year, but a
collection of his short stories was
published. These stories, first
printed in magazines and other
books, were written over a period
Of three decades. The recent
award. however. has turned at
tention to Mr.. Faulkner's work in
general and brought fresh COM
ments about the Mississippian.
Some critics consider him Amer
ica's greatest novelist, and all
those seriously concerned with our
literature respect him.
Two Timely Volumes
By Robert Payne
New books came from several
leading novelistS. John Stein
beck. who has an important place
among con t mi or airy writer's,
brought out Burning Bright"
play-novelette. which was pub
lished and at the same time pre-
sented briefly ON the New York
stage. It is a confused allegory
which does not seem to have
added anything to the authors
reputation. A. j. Cronin gave us
in THE Spanish Gardener" his
best book in years. Two post
humous books from George Orwell.
the author of 1894" both highly
diverting. are Coming UP for
Air" q novel. and Shooting an
Elephant" collection Of essays.
Margaret Kennedy offered in
1.-THE Feast" an unusual example
Of an allegorical novel. Neyil
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Henry Morton Robinson. IL .
novel that reaches a higher level
Of achievement artistically and
bides fair to equal in reader
popularity THE Big Fisherman"
of two years ago. The Tower
and the Town" Is written by
minister's wife, Grace Campbell.
It develops from that viewpoint
the life of a pastor and his rela-
tionships to his congregation.
Practical helps for pastor and
layman are contained in several
works published this year. These
include Guide Posts for the
Church Musicians edited by
Paul Swarm; Leading a Sunday
Church School," by Raj D. Helm:
Ministerial Ethics and Etiquette"
by Nolan B. Harmon, and The
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Continued from Page H.

TRACK of the Cat" But there
were several worthy efforts. The
most arresting was a short novel
of the New Mexican mountains
called 1.-THE Hunter" by Hugh
Fosburgh. a new novelist.
Evelyn Waugh's Helena"
story of the mother of Constan-
tine, the first Christian Emperor
of Rome. dissects its theme with
brilliant edge of satire. the same
sort of blade with which the au-
thor cut SO keenly in most of his
other books. Mika Waltari, whose
1.-THE Egyptian" a remarkable
achievement, was published in
this country two years ago,
brought out "The Adventurer," q
story of the time of Luther. 1t
was not so highly regarded as
the Finnish authors story of a
Pharaoh and his times. Distinc-
tive historical novels of the year
include "The Town." the last Of
Conrad Richter's trilogy of the
Ohio frontier. It is a rich tap
estry depicting the transition of
settlement into a booming town.
Herbert Germans 1.-The Breast of
the Dove" story Of the Mexico
of Maximillian and Carlotta, be-
longs in this company. So does
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Story of Ernie Pyle" Antonina
Vanentin, an able biographer, did
a book on H. G. Wells. Harnett
kane's Pathway to the Stars"
the story of John McDonogh, the
misunderstood philanthropist of
New Orleans. undoubtedly is the
popular authors best book.
To Be Noted Among
The Finest Novels
There were no shattering, stun
ming first novels. except on pub
fishers dust jackets. But several
were creditable, disclosing authors
Of promise. Among the best we're
"Beetlecreek," by William Demby,
a young Negro writer, and Red
Bone Woman" by Carlyle Tillery.
Both books deal with racial ten
sions. Others Of merit were "He.
the Father" by Frank Mlakar:
Vinegar HILL" by Franklin Coen,
and "The Town and the City," by
John Kerouac.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Growing Interest In Religious Books

ramificationS of our Nations sepa-
ration of church and state prin-
ciple. This is must publication
for those interested in the ques-
ton. Two other studies on the
subject published this year were
The American Tradition in Re
ligion and Education" by F. Free
man Butts. and Separation of
Religion and Government" by
Frank SWancara.
An unusual number of books
dealing with the history of diff
ferent denomination and faiths
appeared during 1850. THE
Quaker Story" by Sidney Lucas.
traces the rise of the Society of
Friends since it's beginnings in
1862. Robert G. Torbet in "a
History of the Baptists" defines
Baptist principles and follows the
denominations growth, especially
in the United States, with great
detail. A revised edition Of "a
Lutheran Handbook" by Amos j.
Traver, gives a brief history of
the Lutheran Church as well as
doctrinal and other information
about the denomination.
A broad history of Protestant
ism and its influence appears in
THE Heritage of the Reforma-
tion," by Wilhelm Pauck. One
critic said that "there has not
been for a generation book about
the Reformation which is more
rewarding for the thoughtful
reader"
Comprehensive Studies
For Catholics and Jews
"The Jews: Their History,
Culture and Religion" edited by
Louis Finkelstein, is comprehen-
sive study of the Jewish people
which does not neglect their con-
tribution to European and Ameri-
can civilization. Roman Catholic
scholars of America this year
brought out the seventh volume in
a projected 72-volume series on
''The Fathers of the Church"
This volume contains newly trans
lated text of writings by four
church fathers of the fourth and
fifth centuries-Niceta of Remesi-
ana, author of the "Te Deum":
Sulpicius Severus, Vincent of
Lerins of Prosper of Aquitaine.
A slim but most informative
and useful work on Easter, Its
Story and Meaning" by Alan w.
Watts, was published this year.
Every year a number of books
appear on the life of Christ and
Evening star., 1950-12-10

Bible figures. This year was no
exception. One of the best was
The Light of the World" by
Greville Cooke. Well written and
imaginative. it gives the reader a
sense of being on the scene with
the Master. Jesus" translated
from the German of Martin
Dibelius, is a scientific treatment
OF Christ as he appears today in
the light of historical research.
Still another work on Christ was
Boy of Nazareth" by Marian
Keith.
Books Dealing With
Bible Personalities
Among the numerous books
treating the lives of Bible person.
alities were The Story of Joseph,
by Josephine Sanger; "The
Apostle Paul." by Olof Moe, and
" M o un t a ins and Men," by
Clarence A. Mccartney.
Two biographies of Martin
Luther, both first class, appeared
during the year. One is Luther"
by Hans Lille. and the other Here
I Stand, A Life of Martin Luther"
by Roland H. Bainton. The latter,
written by Quaker, not only
gives us a new view of Luther but
also presents clearly the historical
setting in which the church
leader lived. Another biography
dealing with Lutheran church
leaders is The Muhlenbergs of
Pennsylvania" by Paul A. w.
Wallace.
"Theodor Herzl. The Jew and
the Man." by Oscar B. Frank,
private secretary to Herzl, is q
revealing biography of the great
Jewish leader, whose Iabors had
so much to do with the establish
ment of the new state of Israel.
Probably the best book pub
lished this year of mans attempt
to examine himself and others for
an explanation of the individuals
unrest these days is Lift Up Your
Heart by the Right Rev. Fulton
j. Sheen. The author has writ
ten work that will cause Cath
olics and non-Catholics alike to
re-exa1nine their ideals carefully.
The Cardinal Receives
Exemplary Praise
Few volumes of fiction published
curing the year were above the
level of a job competently done.
However, The Cardinal" by
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4 "a scale during 1850.
Religious books of poetry. fic-
ton, biography history, modern
society and sermons were among
those that poured forth from the
Nations presses this year. The
general level of achievement was
high. with some worthy of an
even better rating.
The relationship of Christianity
to our modern world attracted
numerous thinkers. christianity
and Society" by Nels F. S. Ferre;
Irresponsible Christianity by
Justin w. Nixon; protestant
Churches and Industrial Amer
ica," by Henry F. May, and "The
Church in the World" by Richard
Caermerer, illustrate different
appl JacheS to the same funda-
mental problem.
Methodist Bishop G. Bromley
Oman of New York in his per
sonalities in Social Reform" shows
how six great modern thinkers
tackled the question. Having IAN
overmastering faith in God" as a
common denominator, Sidney
and Beatrice Webb. Walter Raus-
chenbusch, David Lilienthal. Mo-
handas Gandhi and Albert
Schweitzer were firmly convinced
man had the power "to discover
the concrete means through which
the moral ideal may come alive
in the practices of the common
life"
Separation of Church
And State in the u. S.
One work published this year
thet may prove definitive in its
fle i is Church and State in the
U tied States" by DIR. Anson
T Aelps Stokes. The author, for
merly canon of Washington
Cathedral, in an exhaustive three
volume study, examines the many
Evening star., 1950-12-10

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BY Cuspor Names

UTHORS dealing with spir-
n itual subjects rang nearly
- every note in the literary
4 - scale during 1850.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
Planning
and Doing

VINO is MDA?

Who is MDA?
In past issues, MIR. AND
MRS. PUBLIC, we Fave bent
our efforts toward explaining
to you what MDA is and for
what MDA stands. Your in
quiries along these lines have
been sincere and gratifying.
The representatives of MDA,
Inc. treasure your questions,
but treasure even more highly
the opportunities which YOU
have provided so that we may
tell our story simply and hon.
estly. For these opportunities
MDA humbly expresses its
thanks to YOU.
The question of who is MDA
is Of weighty significance. but
the answer Is not difficult.
MDA, Inc. is an organization
of your friends and neigEbors
welded together by a common
purpose-TO PLAN and TO
DO.
We visualize MDA as a great
and towering organizations
fitting monument to the spirit
of the community; but, the
measure of greatness is service
and MDA to be truly great
must serve you.
In any organization, running
the span from the most simple,
the family, to the most complex,
the nation, service is the key
note. What we wish to empha-
size is that worthwhile service
is not a burden, but rather a
joy. Then, why. you ask, is so
little service rendered? MDA
can answer that question too.
The amount of service rem
dered and the amount of in
terest exhibited by any person
in any organization varies in
direct proportion to tie stake
which that person has in the
organization. For this reason
MDA lays no claims OF being
exclusive. In a community that
can be justly proud of its spirit
and its accomplishment. the
most exclusive organization is
the community itself.
To this end MDA wants YOU
and asks only one question: In
the enterprise of building a bet
ter community we are with
YOU, when will YOU be with
us?
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20

golf player Is not an insurer of the
safety Of the caddy with reference
to the balls he drives nor Is he
guilty Of negligence merely because
q bail driven by him defects from
its intended course. but we must
have in mind the possibility Of
detection and exercise reasonable
care witt reference to warning
a caddy in the zone Of danger.
Here. the court said, was negli-
gence on the part OF the golfer. He
was negligent in not giving suffi-
cient warning by crying out fore"
before he made. his drive. In
view OF the fact that a jury in
the lower court had held that the
caddy was not negligent. that find
ing would not be disturbed.
The caddy, therefore. was al
lowed to recover for his damage.