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Evening star., 1953-05-27

ioe for official purposes during
the non-peak hours. Hsssaid he
feels a 15-minute schedule is
necessary between certain Gov
ernment installations in the Dis
trict and Maryland.
Mr.. Demente was asked to
present the ICC with figures to
show the number of passengers
carried on the military bus sys-
tenn. Mr.. Demente said the fig
ures are not readily available but
that he would present them at a
later date during the hearings.
Asks 2O-Cent Cash Fare.
The companies are asking a
cash fare Of 20 cents, 171a cents
for tokens or four for 70 cents
and an interline ticket in con-
junction with Capital Transit
for IS cents. Present rates are a
15-cent cash fare. three strip
tickets for 40 cents and IL in
terline tickets for $2.76. The new
interline tickets would be sold
in books of 10.
Robert r. Mitchell, vice presi-
dent and assistant general man
Evening star., 1953-05-27

I ager of the bus company, told
the hearing the cost of dis
patcher, ticket agents and others
employed to serve the Govern
ment installations is $22.125.32
a year. This figure, he added,
does not include the cost of pro-
viding tickets and interline
tickets.
Mr.. Mitchell testified the rush
hour service to Government in
stallations requires an additional
allotment Of buses.
1913 Buses for Rush.
IF it were not for Pentagon
service" he said, "the company
would not need all of 1913 buses
during the morning rush hour" "
He estimated the company could
drop Is buses from it's schedule,
If the Pentagon were eliminated.
The company official added
that the A. B. & w. could handle
the off-peak hour passengers
now using the military bus serv-
ice.
Mr.. Mitchell said the company
needs additional revenue to meet
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Knights WiItJous
In Valley VIEW Show
SpeeiaI pispoteh 10 The Star

HARRISONBURG, Va, May
27.-Horsemen will joust here
Saturday to decide whose fair
lady will reign as queen of the
tournament.
A two-day celebration opening
Saturday will be held at Massa-
nutten Caverns at Keezleton, five
miles east of here. The events
are being staged to raise funds
to send an All-Star Shenandoah
Valley Veterans Band to repre-
sent this area at the National
Encampment of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars next August in
Milwaukee.
The queen will be crowned at
a ball Saturday night.
Also on the schedule for Sat-
urday are afternoon and evening
"hoe-down" shows by a 10-man
troup from Richmond.
Sundays program will he hiph-
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Military Buses e Drain
Revenues, A. B. W.
Tells Fare HEARING

The Alexandria, Barefoot &
Washington Bus Co. yesterday
charged the Defense Department
with competing with private bus
companies by providing free
transportation and free parking
at Government installations in
nearby Virginia.
The charges were made during
the second day of testimony at
an Interstate Commerce Com
mission hearing on bus fare in
creaseS between the District and
nearby Virginia military install
lationS. The A. B. & w. is ex-
pected to wind up it's phase Of
the hearings today.
Rate increases affecting serv-
Ice between the District and the
Evening star., 1953-05-27
PIoy Center to Hold
Meeting Of Parents

The Lanham (Md.) Cooper
ative Play Center for pre-school
children will hold a meeting for
interested parents at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in the home of Mrs.
w. Hickerson, Westgate lane,
Lanham.
Glasses will be held in the Lam
ham Memorial Center from 9
am. to noon Monday through
Friday from about October /,
1853. to June /. 1854.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

Pentagon, airport and ssNavy
Annex are being asked by the
A. B. & W., the Washington,
Virginia & Maryland Coach Co.
and,the Capital Transit Co. The
Defense Department is opposing
the rate increase.
Bus company officials said the
military bus service among vari-
GUS Government agencies is "in
competition with the A. B. & w.
during a period in which the
A. B. & w. direly needs pas
sengers."
Sees Car Pools Encouraged
They also pointed out that
free parking facilities provided
by the Government for its en-
ployes attracts car pools and
owner-drivers and reduces the
number of passengers on the
public transportation system.
Henry Demente, departmental
assistant director of administra-
tion for Inter-departnaental Serv-
ices of the Defense Department,
testified the private bus compan-
les do not provide agequate serv-
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Fairfax and Falls Church
6. 0. P. 10 Pick Nominees

Fairfax County and Falls
Church Republicans will hold q
mass meeting at s o'clock to-
night at Fairfax High School to
choose two candidates to run for
the House of Delegates.
Already in the race are Mrs.
Cynthia Zimmerman Of Mclean.
and James A. Lawrence of Idyl-
wood. Others who have been
mentioned are DR.. Joseph Seay
Of Falls Church. 1t. Gen. Julian
Smith of Belle Haven. and Har-
ris T. Richards. Fairfax G. o. p.
chairman.
The party nominees will op.
pose winners Of the Democratic
primary July IA and any inde.
pendents who file In the Novem.
ber election.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

operating expenses, peinted
out that the cost Of the payroll
has risen from % per cent of the
revenue to 81 per cent from 1889
to 1852, and he estimated a fur
ther increase to Sc per cent dur
ing 1858.
The w. v. & M. company will
open its case next. Capital
Transit Co. is involved only in
connection with the interline
fare.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

lighted by a concert by the
Stonewall Brigade Band of
Staunton, another "hoe-down"
show, and a Rockingham County
League baseball game.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Parkway Group Elects

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
May 27 Especially Randolph H.
Perry, executive secretary of the
Charlottesville Cham
ber of Commerce, is the newly
elected president of the Blue
Ridge Parkway Association. He
succeeds Arthur Myles Jones, of
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Four FIywoys for Birds

New Orleans-Four major fly
ways which channel most Of all
the migrating birds are the At
lantic. Mississippi Valley. the So
called Central route, and the
Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
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exocting standards, buitup to retain shape carefully
droped and finished with all the fine details you usually
find in more expensive SUITS 1t this careful tailoring
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Divine Presumption

Continued from Back Page)
on !!-bu you'll have to follow the divney inspired
leadership (aready given the reader) land in last
place. Won, IL Lost-April 20, 1922.
Mr. Cobb had been favorably impressed with Christian
Science before met and expressed his thanks for
explanation from who had given it such thorough
study and said "Now, If this isn't worldly for you I'd
like you to phone in the morning, that might
settle time for you be here at the hotel I'd like to
have you out to the game with and
catcher Johnny Bassler, Christian Scientist Johnny's
good catcher, but he isn't aggressive enough!
Answer: with Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy
our divine authorities there ample grounds for ag
gressveness (zeaD"!
Mr. Cobb escorted the writer to the Club House and
introduced him to Mr. Basser.
Mr. Cobb; Johnny, he has something TO tell you"l
MIR. Bassler: "How did this about?"
The writer "In non mpulsive, prayerfu thought going
back to last summer.
Mr. Cobb left for a little while, and upon his return,
sad Lets GO the dugout, and the writer priv
eyed to sit N the bench until game time.
When the Chicago club came along, with it's genial
Manager Kid Gleason, believe he smiled in pleasant
manner which provoked the thought; That's peculiar he
doesn't know me from Adam" (but MIR. Cobb had prob
ably said something relative to his guest, the wrer)
Mr. Cobb was nervous and irrtabe-mentsl turmoil
recurring the Biblical three days for adjustment!
And then this amazing phenomenon!-A PERFECT
NOHITTERi-took place!-not yet equaed in 81 years!
The Chicago Tribune, 80 later the same day,
last year. published this stoypsy by play description OF
this eame-NOTHlNC LIKE 1T IN THE 10Th CENTURY,
There only perfect noht,er in the previous
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
comfort to a Burdened Police Officer!
Marvellous Divine Answers!

He had stated that we've got make quick decisions;
very often take time to think things over
implying that there constant pressure reminding the
writer of Mrs. Eddy's divine recording thereto:
"CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MUST LIVE UNDER
The CONSTANT pressure of the APOSTOLIC
COMMAND, TO COME OUT FROM THE MATERIAL
WORLD AND BE SEPARATE. THEY MUST RENOUNCE
AGGRESSION, OPPRESSION AND THE
PRIDE OF POWER!
The writer said: You could have greatest comfort
Gods two highest representatives since Christ Jesus,
(A) THE Comforter, the Holy Ghost the spirit of
Truth (he divine Science thereof which would teach
all thngs!-and bring all things into remembrance what
soever (The CHRISTI have said and done unto you"
John 14). GODS MASTER SCIENCE MESSIAH
is THAT COMFORTER!!!
OBJ Revealed by Gods 10th goth Century Mary
MRS. Eddy)-he spoken of by Jesus in Matthew
1888 who would take 1.-THE LEAVEN" (Christ Science)
AND put it into THREE MEASURES OF NEAL
SCIENCE!- THEOLOGY MEDICINE which is the
title for the 9th Chapter-Gods Savior of his devlishly
ensaved Bible!-both Old and New Testsmentsl"
MANS FABULOUS Observation-Disclosures!
SECURITY IMPREGNABLE!- COMPLETE
COVERAGE'! OF INFALLIBLE CHRISTLY WISDOM
AND SPIRITUAL, BASIC, METAPHYSICAL,
UNDERSTANDING OF ALL PHENOMENAL
BOTH HUMAN AND DIvINE!- OF GOD AND THE
DEVIL THE MYTH THE FRAUDl-
THE PHONY'i (smies)
The Christian Science movement is Gods greatest!-
and the only pure and mature educational religious and
hes ling system IN ALL THE WORLD!!!-IN ALL TIME u
The facilities of grand movement have worked
miracles for and families, beginning with my 3Oh
year despite the late Mr. Henry Fords impre obser
vaton "A doesn't get good hard until he's
forty"D
And | like to point Hebrews and others that
sthough read with Moses highly
spiritual phenomenon-"the burning bush which "was
not consumed mo wnesses!-human. (ExodusI-"You
find i'll Why should we have to do all the work for you
fortunate people!-And at these prcesl Smes), Please
don't think arrogant beigerant.
God indicated me in a marvellous fashion in twenty
hours-wih
See End Column Page 8, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Chuck Dresser
Very Ex-Manaser Of Brooklyn!
sniles)

Chuck Dresser, spiritual cripple, lost the World
Series in 953 when he became sucker for the dev!
animal -induIgng in the vices of the Yankee
Golaths, who could get by with few vices namely; Ores
sens sponsorship nationally in something like two-thrd
page advertisement endorsing cigarettes!
If Dresser weren't still running around in spiritual
diapers spiritual short pants he would have realized
that such acceptance Of endorsing the product
that the mental unrest of adult denquents and
their pathetic osprng!- unrest that only be eff
fectualy healed in Gods Christ Science Master Messiah
to ALL peoples!!!-the Christ promised "Comforter!-
the Holy Ghost!-the spirit of Truth (divine, abso
lutte Science! bring all things into remembrance,
whatsoever have said and done unto YOU'LL
And woman was to be Gods Revelstor His Mary,
Baker Eddy according to Christ Jesus Matthew 1888
Luke 1921, "The Kngd of heaven like leaven Christ
Science), which hid in three of neal
Science Theology, Medcne'-the title Of the Sixth Chap
of Gods Master Miracle Worker His Lberstor of the
Bible from the devlish of the four European
ligous crpples and the devih deluons! of medicine,
surgery and psychiary-whose whitewash healings of
the devil would, in deceive, IF POSSIBLE,
THE VERY ELECT'!!!-
Mussolni and Roosevelt, Exhibits A and B, and the
millions of sucker Hebrewsi-- Cathoicsl- Protes-
tantsi- ct al who gave a God condemned cripple and
spiritual bastard" Heb 1878 third and fourth terms
the of Pearl arbor and the loss of the white mems
position and prestige in Asia! and his SELL-OUT to
Stalinili
And this TRAlTOROUS, DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SABOTAGED the LAST TWO YEARS OF HOOVER and
has been TRYING TO SELL THE FRAUD THAT THAT
DEPRESSION WAS HOOVERS DEPRESSION! THAT
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS COULD HAVE ENACTED
ANY MEASURES 1T SAW FiT!--But it devilishy sabo-
aged the efforts Of Hooverlfor modest billions for
cry and commissions denounced before election, and
afterwards the devils Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
WENT OVERHEARD, WHOLESALER
And then the Marxists-Socialists took overl- He
brew md
tantsl- had field day harvest of his Satanic Males
tyl-the devilli
BUT THE DAY OF RECKONING is HEREili
Roosevelt's and Trumsn's 'house built sand"
Matt T. last 10 verses), 10 being fulfilled and GREAT
WAS THE FALL OF It'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05

Is MORE and performed by pitchers
Adde Joss and Cy Young!!i
There have been "a no-hters Tin 80 years-Chi Trib)
since recruit Charley Robertson's no-hter, BUT NOT
ANOTHER PERFECT ONEi-and Charley, contrary to
first mpres sions, did not rise in the baseball world
Sometime later, the writer visited the Fruehauf families
and pulled out of his pocket clippings from the four daily
papers of that period which confirmed the of the
writer's endeavors!
To illustrates Burt Walker Catholic sports writer of the
Times like Others had asked MIR. Cobb: How do you
count for the sudden change PIN NJ Y after wins in
days! in Boston. Boston 49, lost Detroit in FL >
Answer; "Oh, I've decided the Tigers S good
team in the League and they rise
MIR. Walker; Gee, Cobb has discovered a wonderful
philosophy! Ii doesn't cost anything and it builds up
moral, team work. and harmony
Just consider what that must done to the Fruehauf
famies we former Lutherans could have grasped
Gods Christ Science somebody else would be the leader
that Fruehauf has been and ISL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
STOP LOOK! AND LISTEN!
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

We are nearing the Yuletde and the thought Of care
driving presents itself In the rush. should be the
highest thought Of every driver be courteous thought
full and polite And it should be foremost in the nought
every pedestrian be careful he should look before he
steps from the curb and not any risks 1t is always
better wait than to try to beat moving which may
be drawing
The old sign which appeared all railroad crossings,
stop look and listen still remains good signal for
pedestrians in this auto age We trying 10 tell
you what to do, but trying help the safety de-
partment help you prevent trouble And may remind
you that danger lies ahead. if every cautious,
careful courteous and thoughtful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
INVITATION TO PEACE
BY
Department of State
JOHN FOSTER DULLES
Secretary OF State
FIRST INsTALLMENT

THE United States approaches the eighth session Of
the General Assembly with renewed determination 10
for peace and Justice the opportunities which the United
Nations provides President Eisenhower has deep and
abiding faith in the United Nations and he il be
increasingly effective instrument of peace.
We Are Ready To Learn From Others
THE t. $. delegation will work in the L. y. in that
spirit We shall state clearly possible what deem
to be the just and right solution of the problems shall
encounter
We do not think that the United States ought to be
ambiguous about the problems of our time But also
adhere to the basic United States belief expressed in
Declaration of Independence that "a decent
spect to the opinions of mankind
We ready to learn from others. Also recognize
that views may not always prevail When that ham
pens shall doubt regret it, but shall not Suk We
shall try to accept the result phlosophcay recognizing
that have monopoly of wisdom virtue also that
sometimes the passage of time alone provides the final
verdict
We shall have in mind the charter mandate to the
United Nations ito be for harmonzg the actions
of nations Never the need for such harmony
gent. Never We're the consequences of disharmony
menacing. That would be dangerously unreaSc Also
the Of that tension will have TO be explored Other
wise there be But in whatever it does in the
United Nations the United States will seek avoid any
word deed which might needessy aggravate the pres
ent state of dangerous tension
(To Be Continued)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Fruehauf Aid No Longer Offered
To ~ Cobb!

JESUS: cast NOT YE YOUR PEARLS -!
1925-Finshed low in second dvision
1926-Low finish in second DIVISION and Ty Cobb dis
charged!
And that the end of a mana geria career that
might have been finer than John McGraws r Connie
Mack's as the writer asserted to MIR. Cobb, back in the
mid '4Os!-
"But you, Ty, did not understand how God using
you and me, in apprenticeship capacity. demon
strae the superiority of Christike, scientific spiritual
leadership! God used raise your salary from
$4,000 90 to $50,o0O0o year!M
"And had you not had my help, equally
inspired, you would have been fortunate to finish the
second year!!"
In other words, like many baseball managers and
executives in other departments of life, Ty Cobb
spiritually and morally naked to manage without the
continuous help of spiritual nursemaid (smles), until
substantial spiritual regeneration had been firmly esab
lished!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Ty Cobb 6 Years AS Manager

l92l-Low in the second division Then
FRUEHAUF SUPERIOR mot to Mrs. Eddy,
DYNAMIC! MIRACLE
PRODUCING CHRIST SCIENCE AID!
biblical 40 day intervals seasons)
1922-Rise from last place. end of April third in 40"
days!!! Finished third!
1923-Finished second
1924-Finished third
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
God And The Devil Operating Through
The White House Before '53!

GOD, OPERATING THROUGH "THE LOGIC OF
EVENTS, FORCED RESISTANCE AGAINST
COMMUNISM, IN BOTH GREECE AND TURKEY
WITH BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. SUCH RESISTANCE
OF THE DEVILl-COULD BIZ FORCED
UPON THE WHITE HOUSED
EVEN WITH A PENDERGAST GRADUATE
OCCUPANT! (smes)
buI AS POLITICAL MACHINE, THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAS BEEN A PRISONER OF THE DEvIL
FOR QUARTER OF A CENTURY, MORE OR LESS, 1T
PROVED TO BE POLITICAL HOME, INTO WHICH
THE DEVIL COULD PUT HIS DUPES!-
COMMUNISTS FELLOW TRAVELLERS
HEBREWS THE ULTRA-MATERIALISTIC!-
THE CHRIST CONTENTIOUS! PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL WITH SOCIALISTIC
TENDENCIES!!! SOME CATHOLICS MORE
ROMAN MINDED THAN AMERICANA
SOCIALISTIC IN TENDENCY TOO!
AND THE DE-PURITANIZED BREED OF
NTS!-SOCIALISTICALLY
INCLINED, TOOL!
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