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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
H0usEs EoR sALE--N.E.
|CoLORED-gI3 9Th or. N.E.-va.
cant 6,s ? sg .s;; I'll h.; y s ;9eo down

|coLORED-2I3 9Th sT. N.E.-vaD
i fea5 R sGIsi ~ e. Gx. Saos' o0"n
COL0RED--WOoDRmGE--Charmini
din. rm... lit. Z bsdrms. and batI,
End Ar, large bedrm.: full bsn1t.
Gas h:,Eh.' sar.; nice . lot; S14 ,9So
REALTY co.
COL 4, 4 apis. all fur.
sss1l 's oais sa9S S d iasSe a sSS
derful buy for home and income
Once, Ii. 6-2525. Sun. and ewes.
VI. Oils, SH. 6326.
|COLORED-49Ia MINI. AVE. Me-
Low down payment buys this mod
s srn brick home, move in immedi
q SEGs sso me- ''s Sos saA H '' St: NV '
COLuRED-vAcANT-3 ants. 81 900
2l3 9TH st. ne; 8 rms. 2 baths
oil heat. Open Sunday 1-6. SEY
MOUR REALTY, Elk. 5937
C0LORED-OPEN TO 8 SUN. col,
Evarts st. ne. Turn right at I4ti
and r. !. ave-; beautiful brick HON,
lie: Nv. din. and Breakfast seams rms.
full bemt.; 2-car Diet. garage; onf,
$4,000 cash down win buy. Com
see this house today for excel. value
|CoLoREDgIDEaL NJ. LOCATION
Kits. Z baths. oil i'e heat and rs 4-ca
garage; reasonable down payment
eyes, eve sI PAuG cat MILES lse * K 1877 s6sS
C0LORED-OPEN 20 P:M.-2S0:
and $500 Myrtle ave. n .e.-Det. /. nv,
lovely rooms. new gas heating unit
space ior 2 rooms in attic. dst. gar
Venetian blinds; move DA In With t ne de
posit. VIII take your house In trade
$500. TR. $3.50. Avon REALTi
coloRED@@c6SESfG.e h B skYiccass b uni RT
Price and down payment to sell
P9ssi Ct settlement. LII. 4-44s4
CoLoRiED-MAGNFICEsT MoDER,
capt. brick. Q full baths; near At
ana r. I. ave. ne: Owner Ne'
Mexico bound has priced this plac
TO sell today. so why. not take ad
s ssaisfbs q ca M SGod k asfl Eh as
CoL0REiDSsss 18th EST 81. N.E.-onl,
$4,000 down. 7-rm, row brick, xonet
commercial. Concrete front AMI
rear porches, 4 bedrms., rec. nm.
nice back yard; 2-car brick garage
y p. JOHNSTON. HU. 1912. DE
CoIORED-BRooKLAND-seautIifu
detached brick, 9 rooms, Q baths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

a SALE PaRK G nssg b4cf
with heavy slate. roof. Ideal 1st
floor includes bedroom and bath;
8 bedrooms, 2 baths, many closets
End floor; recreation and powder
room in basement: gas heat; garagee.
W Xs5y reasonable RsNN e skesltoS, A M
M gSa4i hE; 2SSAAiRK -1a4a Delafeld
ri. n.e.-Attr. Colonial brick home,
newly decorated; bedrms., 2 baths,
gas h-,w:h.. Bendix washer a; f Hd
bsmt lse. .c trent porch nix df e. b gus
o eais' s14.s SeO't Open sun, to 5:
Dir: Out Mich. ave. ne, turn left
on 18th st. to Sargent I'd: ana turn
right at Sargent I'd and Delafeld
gl. Cali Mr.. ao.LMEAD. Du. 2l24'
ny Eyes TH e MiS6 lsss1E beautiful
knotty pine rec. rm. and den. ga
baths. carpeting and many other
extras. Only $24,950: RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. sH. 1874. Sun. and
NEAR Acknowledgements brick;
4throuFh S;i Under SEQ. 900: MR..
4l HRHNN Fame Fl Ho use Aas is'; spc
bath and cleo: 75-ft. lot; title clear;
TO 18th st. ne. $1,000 cash. Can
81 A. s oWSE f3s ksY;s Five l1
semidetached brk.; recr. rm.; gas
&C. heat; Assume CT ~ loan.
~ " o SVSGI 18th ST. NE
Brick. detached, fenced corner, has
baths trsf s snd r ss
each white only no agents. 10
3Oth ST. N.E.-Large BUNGALOW; 2
Ist floor; ! rm., bath. End floor;
s az k ri Rsis; TE 81 s.. Me-, cS,
detached modern brick containins
6 rms, 2h baths, maids quarters:
Priced to sell Immediately. JOSEPH
E. BRUNO, INC, 1903 H st. NV
ro SETTLE SET ESTATE - Detached
rm.. unusually nice kitchen, with
built-in cabinets; 2 bedrms.. / with
Enclosed porch OF Of it.; gas heat:
large front porch. To inspect call
sHHs9fto isal, BRICK TOURIST HOME,
offers considered. BERGMAN REAL
sd GY pff43Bo 81 ST. a:H SE9 * as today
2-5; $1,000 cash. balance $97 SO
mo, includes z taxes s and Insurance arm
s s51Sk' f Ta 5 sst f * a a4 excel
TO RIGGS PARK--New
6-rm. brick, ~ baths. bsmt.; furn.
or unfurn. $50 Nicholson st. ne.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.
EoLoRED
1912 SHEPHERD ST. NE.

1912 SHEPHERD ST. NE.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Lovely brick Colonial, near stores
and transp., only Is yrs. old: this
materials plus all the mod Sieeessi-
ties Of present-day homes: Ice. liv
rnl. with flcepls.Ce. extra Ice. din
rm.. kit, front and back porch: 3
6edrnls., tiled bath: semiflnished 3rd
A. with heat; paneled recr nm.
maids rm., IA bath In bsmt.; Diet
hrS. gar. Call Mr.. Phifer. 10
s-S11A for appointment.
PAUL P STONE, REALTOR
EXCLUSIVE. 10
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS sECT.--7 room
frame, with about acres. $4,000:
n addtl. acres available; cleo. tel,
oil heat: no bath. OWNER. HI. 6e73.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, new section.
Half block On Marlboro pike, 2-yr,.
old detached brick. 8 rms, tile
Screened porch. full bsmt.. gas heat,
large fenced-in lot, Price SCI 600,
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 134S
Good Hone road Sc. Lu. 4-3400.
oyerIooking city; de-
tached brick, g. rms. 1st-noof pow
der room. knntty-pine recreation
substantial cash needed. HARTMAN
I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400, VI 5976.
MLLCREST, 1874 HighW6oEl DR.. SIC.
DETACHED brick bupgalpw. Gas
heat. screened porch. fan, disposal.
slate roof; level lot. Substantial cash
needed. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
ly4S Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu, 4-S400.
HIGHLANDS; s.rm. house;
Isl. Isl commercial conn . very good: suitable
TISHLER. Realtor. II ~ -
TEXAS AVE. and Ridge I'd. Se-AS.
sumo 81 loan; lovely modern 6-rnt.
semidet. brick; full bsmt.: gas heat:
Anchor fence; clean as . pin; must
e p sGaa L. l%m s7sasa. f A fialsn ssks
SIX RMS. AND BATH, slectrieisS;
frame house; lot 76-ft, front, 100
IT. deep; Ia blks. from shoppifik
center. nr: schools and churches;
4-4SS2; eyes,. 10. 3-0S40. 10
NEARBY 1EARYLAND-4-yr.-cld Oct.
brick 3-apt; bldg; 2 apis. with 2
sp sa'n oa Rsiee HSs4iS9N s RHHlirs
aNS4oo I've Il. o Ssasl Hope I'd. s's'' Lu.
l - HAVE a !. 4 BEAUTIFUL Groom, l.
, pa.n' ~. n33t-Water heat. perfect lcca:
seli tHs house to Q good family
s9o s9 mont cow Hoa .d ne Ia bsl9nss
the i400 block i It. Sc. ABBY by
GY ERE FREEDMAN. 91s r st. NV.
100 ' kSEESSifiUCKY AVE. sE.-s cam.
plete apis. with bsInt adaptable for
Doubis aey Ss' ess sSmT %csn.
more than carries payment, o Tner
F nfsSsaps c6 s. sIHEsss Ii ss23s
Ss erms. "a 0e ss5s' . e eSMi;
9JERTyTp pE oonr A~ O&sS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
Def. BRICK
Modern Luxury Home
OPEN SUN, 2-DARK

OFEN SUN, Z.DAIh
1927 VARNUM ST. NV.
A new offering. beautiful and mod
ern, inside and out. Located in the
upper 16th-Rock Creek Park area.
Lge. stepdown liv. rm. with Arepl
and French doors opening onto love-
Is rear screened porch. Spacious
din. rm. and fine kit. with breakfast
nook on lst H.; 4 fine hedrms. and
2 tile baths upstairs. Floored ATTIC
with stairway. Fine rec. rm. in full
bsmt. GE hot-water heating plant;
deep Handicapped yard with 2-cal
brk. Diet. garage Price under mar
ket with attrac. terms. Call Ma,
9797 or LII. 1882 daily; ewes. and
Sun. call CO. 1882
Directions: Drive out 10th st. NV
to Varnum st. NV. left ia blocks
to open sign.
Capital View Realty Co.
925 NEW YORK AVE
CoLoRED-TODAY'S BEST BUYS
bSmt gas heat.
9TH and Webster, $4,000 down; 4
bedrms.. mod. bath and kit, bsnt.,
Mr.. BROWNE, RA. so5s. today.
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DE. ITO. VI. 4765.
OPEN SUNDAY TO 3
1412CRITTENTEN
CoIoRED-FirSt offering. Attrae;-
five row brick, 4 large bedrns., 21a
b bir newly redecorated; excel.
cond.; sas h.-w.h.; Diet: gar. See
this one LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC
MA. 6464, RA 052S.
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$685. DOWN-POSSESS.
ON 4th Mr., EYE NE.
Brick. : large rooms arranged as 2
apis. gas INV h. in good condition
H ISARD REALTY CO.
ST. 1891. Ewes. 10. 2-7796
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PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
wa, $500 10
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
DETROIT NEEDS

F,u DcuoiieIs NVAidnt be
fodnd ad nce Bat better
lhan 50 per cent - them say
hcN Ike the place
The discontenied turn out
10 be the younger adults IL
10 "a. persons who went beyond
grade school. Negroes. and
people who came 10 Detroit
from other places.
This measurement ~ Detroit
ciilx,n attitudes was made by Dr
Arthur kornhau>er Of WAYNE
Crvci Sity in balanced survey.
~ group upnlonS.
Housing Bias Lead
Dtuoteis found thcn widest
area of agreement IN naming
bousing and racial elaiions as
ihe most critical problems fac
pp the city Housing was rated
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Slated For June

me largest scale canuclp,
"tent ever tagged ,ouihe,,
M.eh gan an elph, mlle "Paddl,
Push "n the Huron Rive bc
tween ne village ~ Milford a.,
kcnsington Metropolitan P.rl
Nl o. held SUNDAY Jun,
Hundreds Of esnoeists. both
skilled and unskilled. are *.
Peeied 10 participate in the race
which will Start OF z pm. al
Milford and finish between
and pm. in Kent Lake in
Kens'nsion Metropolitan Park.
Fi.<es d be offered m ,irht
'ases ,.ei 70 both .1es ~
ses oro ~ c.g 80, - ~
y, ltpt'
81 asofed IS ,h. Met op, l,..,
De'-ot Cc.',l a. Ar,
.os' iiofsls - .
n nc H4nC br A.u
1-'1o.'y tne =. da,.
''.0 fes eneo ie en14 4a
go 'r."ssr. rr.
= 4.te ~.tt.n g. ,- u.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

BY the whole populailon-by al
income p.oups. by both seN,S
nv Negroes and whites las The
cltN $ major problem
HIGH cost 81 housing nigh
entS lack OF housing and me
shortage 81 homes" we're some
reasons gwen by DR. KorrhauSa
as the bass Of objections.
Or Koornahuser finds mat
most Detroiters think IaCo .,s-
tionS are improving while II ne
same time. Well over half of all
white Deiloiters are against
treating Negroes as citizens With
full and equal rights"
Some white Detroiters say The
way TO better race relations he
rot in segregation but in impgcy.
ing the conditions Of NegsceS
giving them equal rights. usinI
educ and organized effort
to build intergroup understand NJ
and acceptance
Die Hards For Bias
Those whites who saw ser 6
CATION. separate but equal ~,
similar methods as a solution /,
the race problem were desc DEC
as older adults. southern whites
and Catholics.
Adults Younger than 25 wear,
are most often in favor OF see
relations Improvement through
understanding segregation
and eoual heatInent Dr.. Korn-
hauSer SAID
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Seek Two-MiIlion Voters

that OF other racIal and ,er.
minoritieS, Of nndcpenden, ,
erals, and of many trade o,eS
ISIS.
We have Il vital stake in =.
outcome OF the elections ,hiS w.,
We have accordingly tho
possibility to develop an ef.r,
ne plan FOR tho fullest psri,;
patton by Negro citizens N u.
,oming election
As authorized rcpicsen,a,va
of more than 10000 members :,
lhe NAACP IN six sou,fs.s
>taieS. We dedicate oulsel,e, /.
the task If attaining 4 ree,s,,a
ton of 600 600 Negro voters !,
thlS region Such a vote win
help avert the disaster OF n.
umph bv the DlXicctat foreS
ro this end. We rctUrn 10 ou,
respective states and cummuni.
tie~ with q realistic and practical
plan for stepping up the drive
FOR an expanded Neglo regls,rs.
tion IN accordance with the ASso.
cations non partisan pol,cs
action program
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Smith Beuts
Chavez For
31st tStroight

WASHINGTON. ~ L n beaten
Gene Smith, Washington feather
weight, IAN his victory string To
81 straight last Wednesday with
IL narrow decision over Fabela
Chavez OF Hollywood in 10
ounds. Smith weighed l29, Cha
pez l27 z.
The verdict was undelievably
close. Smith got the votes Of
Harry Childk. 81 points 10 9e.
and OF Charlie Buck. se 10 81.
But Referee Harry Volkman.
" ~ Was closer TO the BOYS than
.rN one thought Chavez had won
% 10 90.
Inc, isbiv. on close one like
ini.. the boos rolled out from
among the 062 who pad :. gross
81 &c and s.. 900 net. Smith prob
-Uis won because OF Lis fast start
ono SIS fast finish md despite .
'eft ~ that Chavez Smacked
~ohaIs 10 the third and worked
81 steadily thei eafter.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Westside Clubs
To Give Trophy
In CIean-Up Drive

FIVE np,oNcmtn, clubs oi lhs
Wests &c hsNt gaui1cd special
fiuts To ald tn, forthcoming
clean Up FN-up DRIVE begin
png ceN ulde n D,uo.t Frlda,
Alav 9.
A pf41e VII be. ava, ded To
Wc>, Grand Blvd home owners
n each block exhibiting the
loan,>t. most a,i active lawn
md premises N general from
tlect 10 ollcv
The grand prize winner will
receive a trophy for the best
effort in the area from the
West Grand Blvd. Area I'm
provemeni Association.
Participating Clubs
Olhtl clubs participating ~
i'.s ciean-up ut.Nc are. the Y ne
Mood. Bangor Scol,cn and Nee,
Nou " snbot Clubs. The latte,
extends through the 67 and %
hundfed blocks.
Following are some of the
methods used 10 keep slcys
clean.
Alleys Must Be Kept Clean
j. Don't breed rats. Sfarve
them out. Clean them out.
Build them out. XIII them out.
2. Burn your paper. put rub
bish and ashes in receptacles.
end garbage in proper contain
ers.
3. Break jars and bottles be-
lore putting them in rscep-
'scles. Don't tempt children 10
scatter glass and ruin fires.
T. Collections are made AZ
regular intervals. Please CO.
operate by having your waste
out or nne
OF ,e < No, You
Ncert t~'. &c ~. Eeiu
Elllngic ;i-s -. " IA =,
~ra s-.ss'a p- ~. i.
Lc"iS i4es t
Other c..s~' ~ s.. .s
gluos 20 ile.pe: q sse Mts ~
! Thompson " come Snrb
Mss N.Nyicpne Pe.,.fe-c NJ.
G'"ce Dougias NJ M.-e.iia
Tray lOi Raipb Cv r,,r "
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

cratic SIDE is equally gloomy.
Save Tor MS position on the
ani poll tax bills Senator Estes
Kciauver has voted with other
senators from this region against
clofure and other civil rights
measures. Senator Richard Hus
sell. Of course. is not seriously
considered by anyone who rec
o1nizes the grave moral blight
OF enforced racial segregation.
Despite recent diSsvowal.
Senator Robert Kerr has done
nothing 10 indicate that he is
not wholeheariedlY IN agree
meni with the Di~ieerais on
racial and economic issues.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

HIS lively Science articles
which hold Stondu.d loca
ton on the att ao'ive back
paee Of The Tribune each week
elways find interested leaders.
In nlS >pme time ne cIli
gently n'~ls CHRISTIAN Scene,
lie. a'ure 70 high public oiii
cielS enGeaNoune N some
Nav io ntne about more in
',tcS1 n the teachings ~ II (,
EddN
Fevor;o sports topic q, SCI
eniSt F usGaLf ) baseball
Anc more >pec Gielly tn De
tot Tigers VI nag. Red
Rolf end Charles Gehrngei
ale 10 stfaneeiS q the Frue-
h"N r. ond Of Tipei ootnc
BON w,n hoNt On ngmorous
occasions been b. sci y IN q
bofrapt 81 ufglngs ;or penant-
ego''s ~ 'rc boundless T. ailer
pton.
a weak ago. before the
Tigers began q winning up
set. Mr.. Fruehauf button
holed Cehrineer in the Cafe
Rouge of the Sta.ler and pro
ceeded 10 take the Tiger man
apart about deficiencies with.
in fhe Bengal ranks. II was
right after Cehrineer had
told Tribune reporters that
the Tigers would buy Negro
players IF we could ee; en-"
An EXPERIENCE bout
Which VI aehsuf never
rnes - ',iAnp IS his meeting
~iin D. Ben amir Mavv. col
o ful president of Morchousc
College
lie . tuly . wOndel ful and
ie~ ned nlan he says
4 eIea' many people ,hink
- san. bout Andrew r
Fiush hauf CS.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Continued rom Pase y

CCnNnleG from oSS -
Nj t4,asu. IS he avs
N,sN.4Oea Nmscl, NJ comm an
4,A'ions 10 nandstds os world
hnuwn p~aIc aauteS ana 70
IeAc,rs ~ the Tribune. a iUl1-
,lm, crusader Tor CM>tan
:, enye
He spoke with devoui con-
vlction and purpose as ne
avowed:, Il believe am des-
nned TO do in religion what
our family has done IN trans
poriation.
The ;neless .,-glouS cfuSa-
del spends nearly All ui each
DAY n camp. gntng fci me
prlncl plies found in the sach-
ings OF Man BsNei EDDY,
founder OF Christian Sctnce
II consider Gods greatest
Books the Bible and Science
and Health. :"
Science and Health ) the
standard textbook oi Christian
Science. and Was Ml'ten
through accepted.y DIVINE n
splratlon oy Mary Baker EDDY.
u hose name rings IN hallowed
tone n al the vast realms OF
Chi .Stian Science
Her teach ngs are quoted
ana lived bv Science followers
around the would
IN THIS more advsnced
Pc iod NJ FiAchaaf sad.
human Geadlocks should be
resolved uv resalng 70 the
group the LORDS PraNef with
as >p.,liuel lnts' 2, .tanon from
God $ q eatest acle uo,ker
next 70 ine Bible and nlpei
lively necessary 70 hbeiate the
- l. y 1.
80 - - '-N'''' '''' ~ , .'-s''
ol Si'C i''S''''s ~ &c 'V''s
80 - E'Vl's
- ana n- peek ~ 81 me
~ $50" oS,Sh'e - u,,'N'
- <''O -'S'i'il "''i ~
:, + - < ~ H9l
- - LOO ''i.' 'e'h !,
: ~ , "'''". ~ ">u
- ~ "s 'e'f = 81 Hs
! " - Se.eiiSs 'o hiet
- "'."i s~.s"Ve'
"'''''ss '''' ! 80 ne
A. no ne pl' sues ms Chi4s-
'ian Science wofk sicn1oas
,.'.'- 'i.'''4 tVs 's'l~' 'rN 20
~ (" 'i'V q e''0-s'N sons
pee eies 81 ng
'''"' -ie- pIs.ness'nNn
- ~ p'eNs "''n ? ec.se
~ ..- ."a H's pee" = i" ~
- '' s-NS - - eioAs or
20 = = ''' Lr' y re haS
he IN Ike Ike
% .,yn -, -,
"A IKE ne SAID with
Aoo9n Wnen queSfcned
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

. 0TYTOIT.7' |VNVV WI !"
nwlnciu hnctai ioi P'esldctfi
and Ncuaio' Russell 'of Nic'
pre- dent W.ll not Ice oc,cp'able-
~hoUld lh, Dcu'oc ats Nom'ndie
~u,h late they can Kiss the
N,glu N9i, gpodbvc Tht inclus-
.on ~ any such ou'hcrner as
Ru>>cl % Ken on ~, teket Of
hcr party MI Dhenatc not
n'N me Negro vote nut tlS'
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

IRlBUNE-S~tsrdsy, Nay ), 1882
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

hs 70 ,a,e own Ftuefaaf
VA sincere IS ~ ave I'd
Color IS ne, ely mentel or
= cnt!hca.lS Nst .0u~ deg,ees
81 V'pr s,lons trat ,efect on
o. mind svc J; ail depends
or te action - ne -a nd
'ast "h-t rec.ption men wll
chow t. colo' IN Christian
Sc.enc. there IS no rITef ence
N COLO W. a,e IS Ch ),
taught al God Children
He SAID u. believed in the
? "pheSs of statement made
ss NY Baker Eddv 10
G. Monitor nev epsper
NON . 1902. that it In
doan'div true shat Cbast.sn
Science Is destined 10 becom,
toe ore nd tho Only religion
Z nd apeo'ics on ~
planet
Our leaders. he warned
Cannot be divinely guided
except by Christian Science
WN,r ths corv, .tior 4 +,
81 10 journalism ~, ela...
Fruehapf son who uas bo = /
N old D'frolt CO. Gtattot aea /
Come IS Cfc.b app .d (
his idea ~ ~. r.,.. ..
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03

The piciure on ihe Demo.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-05-03
Our leaders. he warned
cannot be divinely guided
except by Christian Science. %

THE MONITOR he said
cen be used ~ . ysrdsnsk
by which 10 measure the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
SERVICE AT FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
235 N. Potomac st.

The spiritual immortal man repre-
Sents the truth of creation This
fact, will be set forth in the Lesson
Sermon entitled "Man" at the 11:O0
o'clock service on Sunday morning.
Behold, what manner of love the
Father hath bestowed upon us, that
we should be called the sons of God"
is the Golden Text Il John 3:D.
This is one of the Bible citations:
''But the natural man receiveth not
the things of the Spirit of God, for
they are foolishness unto him:
neither can he know them, because
they are spiritually discerned." Il
Corinthians 2:14).
From Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy, a correlative passage
reads: 'The true idea of man, as the
reflection of the invisible God, is as
incomprehensible to the limited
senses as is mans infinite Principle.
The visible universe and material
man are the poor counterfeits of the
invisible universe and spiritual
man" (337:20-24).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
Church NeuUs
ONE!
ONE!

One false alarm will cause a panic.
One match will cause a confagra-
ton.
One false step will cost life or
ruin a character
One broken wheel will ditch a
train.
One quarrelsome worker will Gre
ate strike of ten thousand men.
One undiplomatic word will pro-
woke a war involving thousands of
lives and destruction of millions of
property.
One hasty act of legislation will
entail untold hardships.
One lie will destroy a persons
character
One false witness will send an in
nocent man to jail.
One demagogue will turn factories
into soup-houses.
One muckraker will bankrupt
many a big business.
One vote will decide an election.
Let the people think!-Leslie's
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Franklin and Locust Streets

Giving God A Chance" will be
the sermon subject of the Rev. Ger
aid D. Kaufman, associate pastor, at
the morning service at 900 o'clock.
Sunday School will meet at 1000
o'clock.
The Women's Society of World
Service will hold its monthly meet
ing on Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock, featured by a special pro-
gram on Stewardship" with Mrs.
George F. Bell, past president, as
the leader. A play, ''The Call Is For
You," will be given and special music
will be rendered.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
South Potomac Street

The Morning Worship and Com
munion service will be held on Sun
day morning at $50 am, with the
minister, Dr. William M. Norment,
who has just returned from vacation,
conducting the service. His sermon
topic will be Specializing in Chris
tianity."
The Church School, Kenneth l..
Adams, superintendent, meets at
1880 a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
DEVOTIONAL
BROADCASTS

WEI, Monday through Friday
1915 a. m, Morning Devotions,
Rev. James E. Ault.
WEI, Saturdays, 100 p. M, Sun
day School Lesson.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST
CHURCH
N. Potomac, near Franklin

At the morning service at IL o'clock
on Sunday morning, the minister.
DR.. J. Turnbull Spicknall, who has
returned from his vacation, will
preach the sermon.
Norman Lindsay, choir director
and organist, will also be back and
render several numbers during the
service.
The Sunday School, with classes
for all ages, assemblies at 9:45 am.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
ZION EVANGELICAL.
AND REFORMED CHURCH
Corner Potomac and Church Ste.

Corner Potomac and Church Ste.
Church School will meet at Gas
a. m.
AT the morning worship service at
HOO o'clock, a special service, in
honor of the students, entitled
Youth and the Church." will be de-
livered by Rev. Robert w. Delp.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, FUNKSTOWN

The regular morning service will
be held at $50 o'clock on Sunday
morning.
The Sunday School viii meet at
10:40 a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-09-04

L. & B.. HAT SHOP
"On The Square"
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

Mr.. farrell has had considerable
experience in police work. He has
served as a military policeman in
World Wars / and III. He has serV-
ed as a watchman at the Kent and
Sussex Fairgrounds and is a mem
Der of the Civil Defense police at
Harrington. Prior to his accept
ance of his present post, he was a
fire warden in the Petersburg area.
He is a resident of Hughes
Cross Roads, where he also con-
ducts a general store.
The Cahall Gas Service Company
has purchased the building it now
occupies from w. l. Masten at an
undisciosed price, Claude Cahall,
a member of the firm, said this
week.
The company has occupied it's
present quarters since 1910 and
has been in business in Harrington
for Il years, starting out as the
first firm in Delaware to sell bot
tied gas.
A prime reason for the purchase,
according to Mr.. Cahall, was the