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The Nome nugget., 1952-05-12

WANTED-Man in this city who is desirous of starting a real estate business. Friendly type with wide acquaintance and in- clination to serve others. Above all must be honest and perser- > vering. Impeccable references required. Training in the field will be given the right man. If you are interested and can fill the requirements, write to Arden R. Daniels, Director of Agencies, Bob Dow & Associ-
 ates, Box 406, Fairbanks,
 Alaska. If
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15
Thoughts on Life
A Smile
By DR.. JOHN W. HOLLAND

~ Il
little boy who was badly burned by
an electric wire, carelessly left ex-
posed by contractor. In court,
the boys lawyer asked the little
boy, one side of whose face had
been horribly disfigured, to smile
for the jury. The boy did his best
to smile. One side of his face pro-
duced a smile, but the damaged
side puckered up hideously. The
jury, after twenty minutes, award
ed the little fellow $4,000 The
jury figured that the ability to
smile was worth that much.
We go along, forgetting that a
smile has mile in it, and that a
scowl has an owl in it. One rainy
day in Pittsburgh, an old lady en-
tered department store. Some of
the clerks were ''too busy to at
tend to her. One young man greet
ed her with smile and attended
to her wants with smiling courtesy.
He called a cab for her and escort
ed her out to it. When she got
home, she told her son of the kindly
young clerk. The sons name was
Andrew Carnegie. At that time,
Mr.. Carnegie was completing his
castle in Scotland. He secured the
name of the young clerk, and placed
an order with his department store
to completely furnish his new cas-
tie in Scotland. That smile paid
off!
1 have been told that it takes but
three pairs of facial nerves to pro-
duce smile, but that scowl
utilizes eight pairs of nerves. A
smile is saving of facial nerve
energy.
An old teacher once had used
to say, 1.-THE religion of Jesus is
the most wonderful thing on earth,
if you get it sweet. It is most
terrible if you get it sour"
You have heard of the little boy
who went to church with his father
and who, on the way home, asked,
Daddy, where are all the happy
people?' For centuries, it was sup
posed to be a sin to smile in church.
Countless sermons were preached
from the short text, "Jesus wept." !"
It was seemingly forgotten that
Little children came up to Jesus" I"
There must have been such deep
gladness in His mind that little chill
dren instinctively trusted Him.
read in my Bible, ''The Lord shall
preserve His saints" Many people
act as if the verse read, pickle
rather than preserve"
We all know that there is sorrow
and trouble a-plenty and that every
one is in for his share at some time
but all the sorrow of humanity can
not stop the sun from shining, no.
keep Gods children from smiling.
Use plenty of smiles in you
homes. The only reason why ou
very own put up with us is that the.
love us. When we grouse and grum
bic as if God were dead, we max
life doubly hard for our home circl
and become caricatures of what on
love life should be.
I am not pleading for the sickl
brand of piety that, goes aroun
with a bouquet in one hand and a
oil can in the other, but for the glac
ness and sincerity with which Chri
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-15

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LAUREL
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MIssoULA
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Evening star., 1952-06-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

estate. Southern Nd on state % Hwy.
20 mi from D. c. line: large S-rm
house. INV, heat, new oil burner,
generous radiation. new 50-gai DO
HeSss mestic nsoiy hotwater deror tank; gas elee
in. Other outbldgs, Priced lar be-
low real value. Excel. terms to re-
SLonsible party. Call owners agent,
Nh. GORDON. Sun, WO. 1885.
house, d oedrms. Running city wa
ter in = rms, no bath. Nice for
large, family; schools. train and
nuS 1 block. Churches and stores
very close by. A real bargain 10
mo mo; buys this property. Int, taxes
and tre ins. incl. in monthly pay
ment. II interested see JAMES S.
BRADY, High Bridge, Bowie, Md.
REASONABLE. direct from owner
DIST. line. Also new W., bungaloW. i
Nkw AEi cAPE e3If COD with expansion at
TIC. : bedrmS.. ige. lly. rm., tile bath,
eeiec. Kat. tull daylight bsmt, OIL
NV Dashboard heat. For sale by
oMstMsE5RN1BoILDER, sts5.. u DU; 624O.
viii buy this vacant home in conv.
West Lanham Hills. 81 $50 cash.
SaI bAXAs VA: 1900 y Ed tin pm, f.oBERT
Full q RATfs FklSE. & co $500. Practically
near Nd. Univ. Expan, attic ES-
cellent terms available. Call WA.
%SVrs 520p til - 3 pm. ROBERT S.
HRkEls RREts 4 4 BG2 G9' AT :,4,sso-prewar
lst-h. den, extra bath in daylight
bsmt., det. garage; beau. planted lot.
120 it. deep. High location. near
all conveniences and the new Blad-
sgsSpFg saoo til Hish sfh991 R18ERT Can IVA Wa
q CO., -5804 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Ofice open daily and
ASSUME GI LOAN; practically new
2,6.r; Cape Cod with expan. attic.
near Ia 0Tm5 Md IfSix IGcated on k6n Green6slt RI
handle. Cali WA. $500 800 TIL iaHn 3 p'mi Hiai
NEAR CHEVEkLlYf II TaEATER; E SIG. 800
is bargain for this 2-b.r. bungalow
with center stairway to attic that
down and $47. SO ~ per Os mo. 0i;ssH Cali
WA. 5000 till 8 pm. ROBERT S.
Davis PAY. & CO; $500 Baltimore ave,
NEW BRICK HANDLERS, s13.65o,
Gil approved; 3 brs.. ali-eiec. Kit.
nc dishwasher; fun daylight bsInt.
nnlshed into rec: rm.; conV location
-. - min, 5ad3 by bUs from downtown. Cali
DAVIS & CO. -5S04 Baltimore ave,
HyattSVille, Md. Office open daily
and Sunday till 9 pm.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ext.-2-bed-
room detached all-brick Colonial;
1ull bsmt.. tile bath, fireplace in Iiv.
payment. BY OWNER, SH. 1916.
HOUSE for sale 1urished. In sylvan
SSnnores' 20 mi. from D. C. UN.
OPEN SUN, I TO 6. 5412 18th pI.,
Michigan Park Hills, Immaci,,st ~, r.
5.rm. BUNGALOW, bsmt., finished
attic; blks. to st. Johns Churcb
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 505O.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
CHEVERLY

Three bedrooms. . baths. On Isl
floor. living room with fireplace.
dining room, kitchen. bedroom and
bath. On 2nd floor, > large bed
rooms and bath. Fun basement with
built-in garage. Ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Open for in
Builder. WA. 2673. Price Sla,950.
House located 5s14 Dewey St,
fNhaNnrAN
Evening star., 1952-06-29
NEW RAMBLER
ONLY $ll.7OO
A-ACRE LOT
3-BEDRM. HOME

22-ft. living room. dining
room. modern kitchen and
bath, basement. oil h. w h
city water. Home and grounds
IN Al condition. A real bny
at only S13.75 with as little
as 81. 300 down. Get away
from the city and start en-.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

pr'cad from SO 500 up. Easy terms
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 03l3.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. Overlooking
Radiant Valley: Beautiful cor. lot.
pan YRS attic Gld Pdrm for addtonal RfiSK W Sdr s1
plumbing roughed-in for ind bath.
newly painted throughout, fully
equipped Kit. with washing machine
and formica top. Venetian blinds.
Gam cement platform patio. 20x4o
Assume 'GI loan. S2,950 cash. bal.
S10,700 at SS2.71 mo. incl. taxes.
etc. AP. 033S. II
ATTRAC. asbestos shingle bungalow
2 bedrms... full bsmt., exp. attic.
beautiful tile bath. Good cond. Lot
80 SO, by go. $1,000. BY OWNER,
LocATriRo9NS' SCI rR9S' IpEAL-s-bedrm. bunga-
low; total price, $4,000; pay SST50
per mo, incl. taxes and ms. and
enjoy this lovely home. Cleaning
Cali Mrs. Morrison UN. s417 With
J.; -EDW. sCoLLIcK, Broker. AP.
Si0,5oo-New. ready to live in
Nearby Md. home suitable for . apts.
GAG & oeS'iSe heat. H call Mrs II eIsiy'hh Ish rs
9l66 with J.; EDW. scoLLIcK,
DREAM HouSE-si $50; located on
beautifully handicapped lot. 70x
100. > bedrms., extra lge kit, un-
fin attic and dry bsmt. This lovely
home has many extras. See today.
!. Open | to g. Out u. S. / to Green
belt rd... right to Rhode Island ave-.
left . blocks and follow open signs
to 5000 5Oth place, College Park,
ND. JU, 7-6064. REALTY INVEST
MENT CO.
$4,000, assume CT. Q yrs. old. D
rms, completely insulated. chain
UN. s17S.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
RAMBLER

OPEN SUN, i 10 g
Tho9oisloe hi FOREST. Silver Spring-New
ing room with fireplace, dining rm nv
large electric kitchen. screened porch
huge recr. rm.; attached garage:
shady. sl1,1y level. let. Dir: Out Coles,
fr giiie rd' to Mrs. ks" left on Dale
WM. H, SAUNDERS CO. INC; ewes Vao
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Mr.. ST. BERNADETTES-S16.75o
9200 GLENVTJI,E RID

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick and frame
Colonial on COOL, shaded lot.
Screened porch, lee. family-size din
rnl., full bsmt Off street parking.
Equipped kit, including dishwasher
and bus.
Out Colesville I'd, bear right on
Franklin ave. to Old Bladensburg rd II.
right to Melbourne ave. and right
] block to Glenville rd., then left
to omen sign
Evening star., 1952-06-29
BELTSVILLE
CAMP SPRINGS AREA

= bedrms. and expansion
at only $1,000; about S3,5O0
On. assume balance A.. CT
loan with monthly payments
OF S55.30. incl taxes and ins.
BY OWNER LO. 1886.
DIRECTIONS: Out route > to
Camp Springs, right on Allen
town rd. to 1850.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
F.. 4008 Laird Pl.
Chew Chase

bedroom and bath, living
room-dining room comb. all-electric
kitchen; , bedrooms and bath ON
second floor Full basement with
roughed-in recreation room and
built-in garage. Large lot. Be sure
and see this attractive, new brick
Cape Cod today. Directions: Out
Conn. ave. past Columbia Country
Club to Laird pl., left on Laird to
open sign and property.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
SILVER HILL.

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER. $4,000.
This attractive home features very
large rooms, close-in location and
nice neighborhood; nice living room,
with adjoining screened-in porch:
larger -than-usual dining room and
equipped Kitchen large lot with
room for garden; city water and
sewerage and many other features.
See this home today.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Evening star., 1952-06-29
MODERN'S
SELECTIONS
ALL OPEN TODAY
2 TO 7 PM.
KENSINGTON-SI0.5oo
synnG TIIATATTAY~

NGTON-Sl O,500
2906 JENNINGS RD.
3,bedrm, shingled bungalow built in
i947 with picture windows. eouipned
Kit.r full bSmt. More than Il acre
wooded lot Close to school,
Assume GI loan.
Out Ga. ave. to Plyers Mill rd left
70 jennings I'd. and right to open
Evening star., 1952-06-29
|. Chevy Chase View
ia GlenrOSe st.

meet every need Of larse family: !:
very large living room. fun sized
dining room, all-electric kitchen, 3
bedrooms and pine-paneled den, or
bedrooms, . tiled baths; full
EngiiSh-type basement with recrea-
tion room and powder room. Built
Convenient to naval hospital and
health institute. parochial and
public schools. Directions: Out Wis.
ave to Cedar lane list st. past
naval hospitaD, right on Cedar lane
to Glenrose and right to our sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
FOREST ESTATES-S17,75O
1912 COW nP

Lge,. expandable brick bungalow,
with many fine features for a home
in this price class. Full bsmt., excel.
nelghborhood. HANDYMAN CAN
FINISH UPSTAIRS AND MAKE
EXCELLENT PROFIT.
Out Ga. ave. to August dr., right to
Cody dr.. and right to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
, WHEATON, Y J Ia PARK--S1O,75O

.WHEAlON PARk--S1 0.f50
1928 lakewood DR.
semilh,detaehed. eith Assume CT loan
6oid. Separate din. rm.. , nice
pecrms., full bsmt. Fenced rear I'd,
Popqlar area. Priced well below
Out VierS Mill rd. to Lakewood dr..
right to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
CHEVERLY
OPEN l TIL DARK
2412 seth PLACE

brick; 2-story with
fireplace. Large dining room. fully
equipped kitchen: built-in garage;
extra lavatory in full. dry basement.
GI loan. Small down payment. Dir:
Follow Cheverly ave to Forest rd.
right to foot of hill and left on
Valley Way to seth Place.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4721 Annapolis Rd., AP. 6ss6.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
COLESVILLE-S21,95O
13112 ANDREWS DIR

Practically new attractive brick ram
bier which can be used as either
= or 3 bedrm. home. Lge. rms,
picture windows, firepl., beautiful
stone patio, y baths, dble. carport.
ha-acre lot. Excel, view.
Out Colesville rd. Just past Meade
wood Market to Andrews dr., left
to open sign,
Evening star., 1952-06-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD..
WILL, SACRIFICE

Concrete on hollow tile. z large rm.
with enclosed porches, also Colo
NAL din. rm. set. walnut drop leaf
table, section bookcase. bed. dresser
and chairs 81, oR9R
Evening star., 1952-06-29
TAKOMA PARK-S1O,5OO
6Q02 SVC ATODE AVN

SOB SYCAMORE AVE.
2-bedrm. bungalow with separate din
; am:; Iull bSmt.. wooded lot. New
oeaulpment. Conv. to everything.
out Carol lave. from d. c. line to
SafeWay Store at Ethan Allen ave ,
fleht on Sycamore approximately 4
blocks to open sign. ="
Evening star., 1952-06-29
TAKOMA PARK-S26. zoo
7441 BALTIMORE AVE

Terrific house for the price! Al
condition. Best, location All-brick.
1st-fir. powder. rm.. 3 bedrms., Ia
baths upstairs Lge. reception hall.
Full bsmt. Hot-water heat. Slate
roof. Gar. Beautiful landscaping
Out Piney Branch rd. to Philadelphia
ave. left Y block to Baltimore ave,
and left to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
WHEATON PARK-S11.5OO
12102 RIIIEHHI. RD

only II 900 required to handle thi
Vt. -old Seml-detached home. Pic
rm., equipped kit. 3 bedrms. ant
bath upstairs. Assume GI loan.
Out Viers Mill I'd. to Lakewood DIR,
right to BluehiIl rd. and right tt
open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
CARROLL KNOLLS-S15.95O
2502 HAYDEN DR.

Brand new 3-bedrm. stone and frame
Colonial, Many fine features that
din. rln., full bsmt., with ground
level ent. L block from school.
Out Ga. ave. to Hildarose. left to
Gardiner. right Il block to Hayden
dr.. and left to omen sign
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Cheverly--Open Sunday, 1T
5796 Carlyle st.-six-rm. brick: lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.. we'll
equip. kit: 3 bedrmS. and bath on
2nd H.: gas a.-c. heat. side porch,
full bsmt., conv. TO schools. SI7,5O0,
terms can be arranged.
Winston G.. Clay, WA. 4228
Evening star., 1952-06-29
SILVER SPRING AREA-S14,750
12725 GOTuD PD

3.bedrm. brick rambler. Assume GI
loan. Wall-to-wau carpeting and
many other extras. Level lot excel.
cond.
to Denley. left to Holdridge. right to
Gould I'd. and left to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
}. $500 Broad st.
Bethesda

Brick Cape Cod with liv. room, dining
room, beautifully equipped kitchen,
, bedrooms and bath on 1st floor
rooms and bath Buy now and
select yogr own decorations. Mod
erately priced at S21. $50 Direc-
tions: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. past
Bank of Bethesda to Ipswich st.
and our directional sign. right on
property.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
WoodSide Realty Co.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
$3.50 DOWN

FORT WASHINGTON. open 2-5 pm.
Bungalow on j acre with large
chicken house Priced az 80. 500,
$50 mo. Out s. Capitol Indian
Head I'd. turn right on first road
after end of pavement to. open
house Mr.. Rees, Ind. Head 1851.
LYMAN C. DELE 6 CO., INC,
ST. $500.
(Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Prize-Winning Play Yard
1O430 INWOOD AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
VI LIN 2 %
TP EEc IT'D Er,c rrY,-r,

OTEN z TO
TREES-TREES-
PARENTS with small children vou,u
IAN IN love with this Charming
prick Colonial 3-bedroom home h
Large living room with fireplace
dlnlng room, nice kitchen with 4]ft
rrearigerator, ia baths, full base
ONLY $17,950
DIRECTIONS; nr lions; Out Georgia ave. right
On DENNIS ave. to Inwood.
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
902 18th St. NV. Reaitor. sT, 055o
NEAR WOODSIDE-S. S., MD.
1907 -RoOKWOOD RD.
OPEN SUNDAY $50
Cpstom-built, spacious Georeian det
prlck' center hall. 7 rms. and bath:
;,4Ilt. Nv. rm;. 5-ft. din. rm.. large
llnclosed porch. den with firepl.' oil
In;,,W neat; perfect cond. Price,
SE9o5o. Inspect. Reasonable of-
Ter considered. Directions: Ont "a
aye. TO Woodside. left on Seminary
rd; and sharp left back to Rook.
W9od and our sign. VIM. II, SAUN-
SEHS co. INC. D1. 1915; ewes.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Inter- County Realty
OIL. 2lO1
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ROGERS HEIGHTS

IINJOEhO f1EINH 10
Here is a lovely, immaculate 7-rm.
home. Cape Cod brick; 1st A., liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit. 2
stairs, / very large and one small
room, nicely furnished with 4 DOR
mer windows; rear porch from din
rm., overlooking a fine lot with trees
and shrubs. Full bsmt.. gas heat.
This home is in excellent condition
throughout. Owner Is moving. Must
sell Asking price, S15,T50 or best
offer. Shown by appointment only.
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR
I'm. 2723. Ewes, UN, 1855.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Revised Bible Text Attacked
AS Moder7ist Work for Profit

Christ was born. In such a way is
inexcusable, and we do not be-
lieve the true church will accept
such handling Of Gods infallible
Word"
The Revised Version reads:
50 Therefore the Lord Himself will
give you a sign. Behold. a young
woman shall conceive and bear q
son, and shall call his name I'm
manuel"
The verse with the word "vir-
gin" used) has traditionally been
cited to support belief in the divin-
ity Of Christ.
Key Point Of Attack.
According to DR.. McIntire, "the
virgin birth of Christ has been one
of the key points at which the
whole modernist attack upon the
Scriptures could be tested"
The council head charged thai
the National Council of Churches
under whose auspices the new ver-
sion was written. by holding the
copyright "also receives the finan.
lcial royalties from the sale of the
book. This represents definite
commercializing of the Bible by
the National Council of Churche.
and making merchandise of the
Scriptures for their own pecuniary
profit"
Evening star., 1952-10-01
MuIIiqon Attacks Rumor

Leaders of the Prince Georges
County home rule movement
charged today that their oppo-
fnents are misleading town police
men and volunteer firemen by tell
ing them their forces would be
abolished If the citizens slate for
home rule charter board is vic
torious in the November 4 election.
Walter F. Mulligan, one Of the
five candidates for the board put
up by the Citizens Committee for
Good Government, denied that it
lis the intention of his group to
abolish town police departments
and volunteer fire units. He
pointed out that any home rule
charter drawn up would only af-
fleet the county as a whole and
not the incorporated towns spe-
officially.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Bombing Of Greeks
Denied by Air Force
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SEOUL. Korea, Oct. 1.-The 5th
Air Force today denied that Allied
fighter bombers had dropped
bombs on Greek troops atop Big
Nori Hill in Western Korea Sun
day.
Four F-80 Shooting Star jets
Swooped down on the hill as the
Greeks braced to meet counter
attack by Chinese Reds.
The 9th Army communique
Sunday night said the four
dropped bombs that landed where
the Greeks were fighting.
The Greeks withdrew from Big
Nori. A liaison officer with them
said American bombs killed one
officer and four enlisted men.
The Air Force announcement
today said an investigation showed
mo bombs fell on friendly posi-
tions" and the fighter-bombers
did not fire their guns"
The 5th Air Force public infor-
nation Office would not elaborate
on the statement or disclose
whether the investigation includ-
ed questioning Greek troops.
Evening star., 1952-10-01

The new Revised Standard
Version of the Bible was attacked
today by the head Of the Inter-
national Council Of Christian
Churches as q "modefniSt" work
produced for "pecuniary profit"
DR.. Carl McIntire. president of
the council, which lists 80 denom-
nations from 46 countries on its
membership rolls, charged nu-
merous changes in the new Bible
destroyed confidence in the
whole version"
The use of "a young woman"
instead of virgin" in the proph-
ecy of the virgin birth of Christ,
Isaiah TIA, in the Old Tesla
ment, came under particular fire.
Calls Change "Inexcusable."
DR.. McIntire charged that
breaking 1.-The force of the pre-
dictive nature of this passage in
Isaiah. written $50 years before
Evening star., 1952-10-01
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and Vicinity - Mostly
sunny, high around 81 this after
noon; some cloudiness tonight and
tomorrow, becoming windy and
cooler tomorrow afternoon. Low
tonight about "a.
Maryland-Some cloudiness to-
night and tomorrow, becoming
windy and cooler tomorrow after
noon, with scattered showers in
the mountains. Low tonight 56-64
Virginia-Generally fair tonight
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Catholic Bible Week
Observed in Program
|At Dunbarton COLLEGE

Catholic Bible week will be
today by meetings,
panel discussions and a dramatiza-
ton based on the Bible at Dun
barton College, 2945 Upton street
NV.
The days events will be
climaxed when the Rev. Louis J.
Hartman of Catholic University.
secretary of the Catholic Biblical
Association of America, speaks on
John Gutenberg, the Man and
His Book" at 8 o'clock tonight in
the Dunbarton College audi
torium. The public is invited.
First 8 Books Published.
The first eight books of the
Old Testament were officially pub
|lished yesterday. The Catholic
version of the Old Testament is
the first of a projected four
volume translation by 40 of the
foremost Catholic biblical scholars
in the United States. Completion
of the other three volumes is
expected by 1855.
Copies of the first volume are
now being distributed to members
of the Catholic hierarchy, educa-
tors and other persons. A second
edition soon will be printed for
public distribution.
Catholics yesterday observed the
Feast of Saint jerome. Many
churches celebrated masses of
Thanksgiving for the Bible as the
inspired word of God.
Monks Efforts Cited.
The Rev. Charles B. German,
spiritual director of the Legion
of Mary, Washington Archdiocese,
yesterday declared it was the ef-
forts of Catholic monks laboriously
copying the Holy Scriptures by
hand that kept the Bible alive
through the centuries until Guten-
berg made it possible to print the
Scriptures.
A special exhibit of Catholic
Bibles, some dating from the 18th
century, will be on display today
at Woodward & Lothrop's Depart
ment Store. The exhibit, arranged
by the Catholic University Library
will be held in a show window
on the Eleventh street side Of the
department store.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Kenya Anti-Whites S|ay
Third Tribal Headman
4 BY The Asseeioisd Press

NA1ROBI. Kenya, Oct. Am
other African tribal leader has
been murdered. his head partially
severed. by Kenya's secret anti
white Mau Mau organization, 1t
was disclosed today. He was the
third to be slain by the terrorists
in the last few days for ignoring
their warning against co-operat-
ing with his British colony's white
rulers.
The headman was killed after
he left a meeting with the tribal
chief in the Nyeri district. 100
miles from here.
Another headman was shot in
lhis home recently. A third was
dragged from his bed. taken to a
remote spot and beheaded.
All three had been warned they
would be sentenced to death" by
the Mau Mau If their denuncia-
tions against the underground
movement continued
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Throngs Attend Services
Marking Revised Bible

CHICAGO. Oct. / (P.-An esti-
mated 112 million persons from
nearly $4,000 Protestant churches
united last night for a Nation
wide celebration of a new Bible.
The publication of the new
Revised Standard Version" of
the Bible was observed through
out the United States, Canada
and military posts abroad by a
total of 3,418 community services
of Thanksgiving and dedication
of the new Bible version.
Estimates of the attendance at
services throughout the country
were made on basis Of telegraphic
reports to the National Bible OBJ
servance Office in Chicago. At
tendance ranged from 20 at Gen.
trail Bridge, N. Y, to 10000 at
Pittsburgh, where services were
held at Forbes Field.