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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
BY ERIC BOURNE
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniforl

BELGRADE The long-smol-
dering struggle between the Vat
lean and YugoSlavia over the
position the Roman Catholic
Church is 10 occupy in the Com
munist country has erupied with
Premier Marshal Tito's decision.
announced Dec. IL. 10 sever lis
diplomatic relations with the
Vatican.
The decision was handed TO the
senior representative OF the Pspal
Nunciature here, Monslgnore Sill
VIC Odd, in a sharply phrased
note which accused the Holy See
Of.
/. Interference in Yugoslav in
ternsl affairs.
?. Not wishing TO work with
the Belgrade Government for re-
moval Of present barriers TO good
relations.
| 3. Deliberately trying 10 dis
turb the international position OF
Yugoslavia vis-a-vis the western
world.
Boiling Up All Year
The Yugoslav note requested
the closing of the Belgrade Nun.
ciature and departure OF its stat
fom Yugoslavia in the shortes
possible time"
This development was not un
expected. The quarrel between
the Vatican. which demande,
satisfaction OF various condition
as a prerequisite 10 any modu
vivendi. and the Belgrade gov
eminent, which rejected thes
demands as infringing upon civil
authority and seeking a position
for the Roman Catholic Churcl
In Yugoslavia superior 10 tina
which II enjoys. for example. II
France, has been boiling up al
this year.
y In the Yugoslsv view, tn
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through the poWct VI
No matter how hooking
the questions were, he al
ways had the answe r.
The Son trusted in Our
Father-Mother God" to help
him in times of all trouble.
Because he had the real
knowledge and understand
ing of the creation of man
and woman, he was not
afraid of the confusion that
enmeshed them. He knew
the Father did not make
evil and strife. Yet they
were causing much desc
lation, oppression. and hard
shifts in the world. And he
must prove every one of
them to be powerless.
JESUS AT THE WELL
When Christ asked the
woman of Samaria to give
him a drink of water. she
questioned him and said,
How is it that thou being a
Jew, askest drink of me
which am a woman of Sa-
maria
Jesus answered: IF thou
knewest the gift Of God, and
who it is that saitHStS thee,
Give me to drink thou
wouldst have asked of him,
and he would have given
thee living water"
The woman was healed
and inspired by the words
of the Master, after she
gained a little spiritual UNI
Outstanding concerning God,
and man. The experience
taught her something about
everlasting life in God. and
his refreshing spiritual SUBJ
stance.
Truth has no beginning,
The divine Mind, is the Soul
Of man, and gives man do
minion over all things"
MARY Baker Eddy.
"The water | give is ever
asting life," were words that
enabled her to overcome.
scorn, hate and fear. And
the woman went on her way
praising God for what she
had learned.
"Our Master treated error
through Mind" from the
Christian Science textbook.
In both healing, and ex-
planning the way of life,
Christ depended fully upon
the Mind of God. He healed
the nobleman's son through
divine Mind, and rebuked
the superstition in human
minds for wanting to see
signs, and wonders before
they were persuaded to be-
lieve. He just spoke, Go
thy way; thy son liveth."
Knowing that God did not
make the belief of sickness,
the truth he knew was made
manifest through the heal
ing power of Our Father
Motherhood all harmonious.
Through the study and an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Fear No Ea,iI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
CHRIST SPIRIT THE WAY OF LIFE

The chief purpose of The Christ mission is to taxi,
..v the sins of the world In his early work. it was not
long before he amazed the people by healing the sick
raising the dead and answering all manner Of question,
- 81. noxver of God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
A WOMAN HEALED

itual understanding day BY
day.
A WOMAN HEALED
Only a few days ago, an
old acquaintance came into
the Detroit Tribune office.
to let me know that she was
going to the hospital for an
operation, and asked me to
pray for her. Feeling that
she was reaching out for
Christian Science help, when
she asked me to please come
to see her after she arrived
at the hospital for an opera.
ton. / laid down the edi.
torial on which | was work.
ing, and listened for an an.
swer from God.
The thought came to me,
this is another chance to lick
mortal mind. So after she
had related all of the woes
of the knot in her abdomen.
which had to be removed by
surgery. | told her God did
not make any such thing.
and in Christian Science il
is a false belief; there was
in reality no need to 20 to
the hospital to be cut unless
she actually wonted to go.
Feeling very sorry for her.
self, and trembling with
fear, she meekly answered,
God knows | don't won't to
go to the hospital but what
can | do?" said she.
My answer was, you can
know the real truth about
God. and man. And ab@
yourself as a child of God
1>continued to speak Just n
] was led by the Spirit. std
ing to the Scientific stat
ment Of being. as taught h
the Christian Science Ten
book. The woman began to
get a hold on to herself. and
her face frightened up. Still
she said. you will come to
see me when I get into the
hospital, want you?"
y We have a table with free
Christian Science literature
in the entrance of the office.
! told her to help herself to
all that she wished. or fell
that she could read. She took
along a pocket full of liter.
allure. and arm full of news.
papers. The truth is that
she was healed that very
night. | know it, for | felt il
and told my family about
the very hour that she was
healed.
A few days later the won.
an came back to che office
rejoicing. She said she had
read everything she carried
away, and that night she
felt that she was healed, and
could not find any trace OF
the hard place in her stom'
ach.
There were others in the
office when she returned TO
thank me. | told her not to
thank me. but thank God,
that the Christ healing pow
er still remains in Spirit tor
one to use. and be healed.
The young man visiting 10
the office said that really u
wonderful. and we all have
80 much to be thankful for
these DAYS.
The Supreme Bench de-
cides in favor of intelligence
that no law outside of divine
Mind can punish or reward
Mortal Man" Mary Baker
Eddy).
This writer claims no sell
willed power. Yet we do
healings every day. when
we are asked for help. Heal.
ing power belongs to Goa
alone, yet when we learn 70
listen to His voice. we Learn
through study and prayer 70
apply what we hear and
learn in our daily life. we
acknowledge God. as tsughI
in Christian Science, snc
Christ, the son, and Gre@
Teacher.
Christ Jesus said: "For
whatsoever shall give you
cup Of water to drink in my
name, because We belong 70
Christ verify I say unto you
he shall not lose his re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
PARTY RESPONSIBILITY
IN CONGRESS

PARTY RESPONSIBILITY
IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON There are
two practical reasons which
argue strongly that effective.
authoritative majority and mi
norify policy committees should
be organized in the Senate and
the House in order 10 deter
mine and expedite a legislative
program.
This proposal is being renewed
al the initiative OF the National
Committee for Strengthening
Congress and il is certainly one
way Congress can strengthen IT,
self.
II should have special APP
peal 10 the new Republican
leadership which needs 10 lay
hold Of every uniiYing force II
can employ. What Is recon-
mended Is that majority pol
icy committee be made up OF
the heads of each Of the major
standing committees in each
House and be chairmsnned by
the majority leader. Such policy
boards are not 10 be confused
with the present eonglomers-
ton Of so-called policy COM
miiiees which are really steer
ing committees. which exercise
little power or policy eoordi-
nation. do little more than
schedule legislation. and do not
comprise the key figures in
Congress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
NEVER A FATHER"
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s.
Modern Christian Science Crusade


Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all.
harmonious Up. 16 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with q world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this ase!l! And
How! Science Health our textbook, 10 Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
Higher and Truer representative of God than the
Pope at Rome! And His Friend!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

permanent Inspirations to the human
police officer on duty at the hotel at which the
writer has lived for number of years said TO the writer
Il understand that you at the OF So nearly 81 now
have been father. Don't YOU feel cheated"
"Oh no! thank God I've been spared the devilish
folly and sou-scorching burdens Of having and rearing
human ohspring.,"
The example of the ehildess Christ Jesus-the way,
the truth, and the e-is plenty good enough for me!
Now these matters not entirely in own hands.
There are eompensaons for those who become parents
and especially for those who send their offspring to the
Christian Science Sunday Schools The parents children
and teachers of the Christian Science Sunday Schools all
receive rich bessings-ineompsraby so!
Out of both World Wars have come rich testimonies
OF former Christian Science Sunday School pupils telling
Of marvellous instances OF divine projections Prevention
Of, or deiverance from. aircraft crashes
Submarine Service.
Naval service. including German Christian Scientists
Army life, and all other branches OF military service
One lady Of some maturity said THAT fine
II wasn't too hard 70 accept.
Her answer, NO, your position very strongly
presented"
The writer was only five wears of age when the fourth
born appeared. Not many months before he and
brother had enjoyed few months in Christian Science
Sunday School which may have been factor in FIVE
year-od lad inuitvey sensing the counterfeit Of
the human creation
grateful to be free to think of the human his
family!
A pioneer Christian Scientist (CsD) a class taught
student Of Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science teacher
herself said There is tradition that Jesus was once
asked When will death cease" Our great Master is
supposed 70 have answered. When your cease
bear children -,
Those who read God and Cessation Of Wars; A Cure
for Crime the back page Of last weeks Detroit
Tribune viii md the foregoing OF added interest.
MARCH OF DIMES
POLIO
CANCER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

with disrupting every attempt OF
the Yugoslav government and
the majority Of The Roman
Catholic clergy" TO settle disputed
issues; with exploiting the threat
Of accommodation 10 push the
Roman Catholic clergy into ac-
tivities contrary 10 the interests
and civil laws Of the state. and
with leading policy OF under
mining the internal unity OF Yu-
goslavia and rendering lis inter-
national position difficult"
Drought siirs Anxiety
Behind all this lies Yueoslav
anxiety over the present acute
economic position resulting from
drought and some uneasiness that
the western powers might be in
tluenced by such proposals as
Italian Defense Minister Randolfo
Paeciardi's that aid to Yueo-
tconiinusd On Page o. =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
State of The Nation

THE following article. State Of
the Nation. written by Roscoe
Drummond. is reprinted from
the Christian Science Monitor)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

contention OF Mr.. Truman was
that il the voters would reflect
him and elect a Democratic Con-
gress with a Democratic Party
majority. then the voters would
get the measures he had been
unsuccessfully recommending. in
GLIDING repeal OF the Taft Hart
lev Law.
The voters proceeded 10 re-
elect Mr.. Truman and 10 elect
a Democratic Congress. and
they didn't get what Mr.. Tru-
man said they would. The rea.
son Is that q Democratic presi-
dent was committed 10 one
course Of action. while the ma
ioritY Of the Democratic Party
IN Congress was committed 10 a
different course. This basic diff.
ference was carefully and con.
finuously blurred during the
campaign.
The issue here isn't whether
President Truman was right and
the Democratic Congress wrong
Or vice versa. The issue is that
lack OF party accountability had
the effect. in part, Of misleading
the electorate.
Congress should not and does
not need TO be a rubber stamn
Tor the President. What is needed
Is an agreed party program.
shaped by compromise II neces,
sary' between the party leaders
a.. and the White House for which
Ine party can be held account
aole by the voters.
This Is one way Of helping IN
make representative government
40 q, a better job. The new Renuh-
iican Congress could well tsks
the lead. Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Why ! Did Not Remain at Fords
Biblical Seven Years Enough


When the determination to leave Ford Motor
Mr. VIM. H. Smith, executive and my friend asked why |
unwilling to remain to which replied, ." must have
freedom of thought can't have here; must study and
understand life itself rather than give my life TO
facture, technology. etc And realize. too, the oppor-
tunity and prestige that is mine here When made
my third resignation final Mr.. Smith remarked Andrew,
have you ougrown this organization! March 1910
Into Christian Science
Two years earlier upon coming into Christian Science
and reading of Solomons dream in which God asked him
in order to discern between right and wrong :" be-
lieved that the leadership of Mesrs Ford and Wills left
plenty to be desired believed that the dvnely in
spired leadership of Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy
contained the to humanitys problems directly
indirectly. And determined, or rather, / felt called
Of God to sacrifice everything human in order master
this leadership!
Believe Jesus Meant What He Said
In other words, dared to presume to believe that
Jesus meant what he said. eg., If we love me keep my
Commandments If We continue in my word. then are
We disciples indeed and We shall know the Truth and
the Truth shall make you free! "He that beeveth on
me and on Him who sent the works that do shall he
do also and greater works than these shall he do .
There IS no man who leaveth wife, children parents
brothers sisters lands possessions for my sake who shall
not reap hundredfod more, in this world and in
her everlasting life!
July IA. 1871
Lord Baltimore Hote
Baltimore, Md.
Andrew +. Fruehauf & 6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Flashes Of Understanding,
Inspiration, and "Heaven-born
Aspiration" rs. & H.)
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.
Early Teen-age Prophecy
Automobile Great Industry

At about the age of twelve thirteen remarked to
the family that what's wrong with this world ignorance
About this time rebuked the thought then current.
that the automobile would be fad like the bicycle
serted that the automobile would build great industry.
When in this industry and studying my c. S. chem
istry in the hot at the age Of eighteen
you the highway of success" said itself to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

On The 5lst Of October the writer presented his check
70 the United Foundation Torch Drive with the following
message written the back OF the check The cancelled
check fnay came back the first Of The year Now hold
or 10 your hats as you read the message:
FROM FUNDS DEDIC ATED to the DEMoNSTRA-
TON Of GODS CHRIST SCIENCE-THE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLES The ANSWER to the PLY
slCAL SOCIAL. AND POLITICAL DISEASES Of
PROTESTANT. CATHOLIC. JEWISH, GREEK.
MEDICAL. COMMJNIST-and ALL ASIATIC-
THINKING and LEADERSHIP,," (smiles)
Need elucidate? Do you think this blew few
fuses (smies)
Jesus sormed sin in its etadels and kept peace
with God Mrs. Eddy in Miscellaneous Writings
In studying this weeks lesson on Life we ran across
this on page 329 Of our Textbook The pardon Of divine
mercy is the destruction Of error"
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THE emphasis is ours)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
SEGREGATION


There IS a segregation should insist upon in ac-
scrdarce with the diviney inspired words Of ST PAUL. BE
not unequay yoked together with unbeevers come out
from them and be separate, saith the Lord"
Now here's what Jesus said which should be helpful
IN other aspects of the problem under discussion: ASK
and ye shall receive; Seek and ye shall hnd Knock and
shsll be opened for you
''For everyone who ssketh, reeeiveth;
"And everyone who seeketh hndeth;
And for everyone who knockeh, il shall be opened
For what man among you being a father and your
ask for bread will ye give him a stone?
"Or IL he ask for fish, will ye give him a serpent?
eff ye therefore, being evil know how to give good
gifts your children how much will our heavenly
Father give good gifts those asking Him ?? From Christ
Jesus the Mount. Matt I'LL Encouragement
to Pray (Scofeld Bible).
And with the readers indulgence herewith a
little humor given two three times at Wednesday Chris
an Science Services period Of % to 80 years Pat
enjoying the wonder of Niagara Falls when after
bit stranger rudey broke in on his solitude and said
"My. isn't that wonderful"
Pat turned to him in disgust and said: Wonderful
nothngl What Is there 60 those coming
DOWN. II they going up that would be wonderful
REDS IN OUR SCHOOLS
Upon entering the elevator after lunch after
noon Newspaper, we asked what's the news and
answered in the words Of the foregoing tile The inquirer
said, That's bad" To which replied, "Oh you cam
lick the American idea IL be harsssed but csnno
be Eckedi"
As we have said before. Communism can no more
than eeuloid cat catch asbestos rat in he!l
NEW CARDINALS ORDAINED AT THE VATICAN
For the hrst time in ZOO years. there mor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
TESTIMONY AT WEDNESDAY EVENING CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE SERVICE

The Bible promises rich rewards for those adults who
remain childless and used by God to become
munity mothers and fathers Christ Jesus and Mary Baker
Eddy are outstanding examples of such lives and
permanent Inspirations to the human race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17
Believe Jesus Meant What He Said

Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

plication of Christian Sci.
ence, one learns that sick,
ness and sorrow are only
false ; beliefs. And as hs
reaches out to God. for helm
he gains a little more spir
itual understanding day b,
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-17

Al stake in such long delayed
Evening star., 1953-05-14
ROOMS FURN-NW. (contl lRMs, APIS TO SHARE (cons)

BUSINESS WOMAN has comfortable
room in nice apt. for another wo.
man; ,1aS0., other roomers: priyils.
YOUNG MAN. 1888, will enjoy shar-
ing this unique and comfortable
house on Rock OK. PIX. cliff with 8
men. college graduates, on an eco
% fa@'sa o ss4ess Sssas paafins Rals Ro R5a RS
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share with
and bath. RIA. 3-5Se7 after 8 pm.
GOVT. EMPLOYED WOMAN will
share cool, 2-bedrm. apt. with re-
fined. middle-aged woman; reaS. JU.
s.5930, after weekdays. All day
GIRL. about 20 yrs. old, share apt.
aft. att $50 % wfdys.. Sc ali day Sat Sat. & sun !SH
GIRL, to share apt. with one other
girl; all conyeniences; reasonable.
,1aa Il 65Ss5 cnTI1Msfa Ssfore R3 Pm; Ant ss
furn. apt. with other ladies; cow.
location. AID. 2-1254. 30
YOUNG LADY-25-35. to share apt.
with L other lady: NV; $45. Call
co. 5-o335. Ext. 504, days or eyes.
SPACIOUS 2-rm., bath and kit. apt;
woman to share with white, Chris
tian woman. Phone DI. 1882.
JUST OFF CONN. AvE.-one or 2
men to share comfortable 2-bedrm.
apt. with other men. KE. 7-l961.
CONN. AVE.-One-two girls, 22-35,
to share 3-rm. apt with girl; $40.
RE: 7-5300, Ext. 81, days; EN-. q
5251, evenings IL
Evening star., 1953-05-14
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE RM.. stove, retgr,, nicely
fg fgrn;j 5-GSs!, S4G mo- l41 1lth st. ne
eso5 18th sTT. NV, Q lse. Ink. rms.
SeE ige mo elGSets' ad sSza ns% Fefsr pvt s. bath
ing. suites and sgle. rms; empl
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
pvt; home. q blk: to R. I: ave-; S11
w.t. pvt en asq ae ssspRs IS %f 0s F1 fBGWs5
RD. viC.Gsinsle IS every.
thing furn., hot plate. refgr.. phone
and nd. laundry privil. DU. 7-734S
1sif sitff COL. RD.-studio rm.. -sR sink
Firi' FffTF, Dh g. Pls PPlsonis n:1t BATH 50 wiki Wis f0I
ALLOWED-Nicely furn
rm. with sink and hot plate; laundry
privils.; close to everything; private
home; 4313 Kansas ave. NV. RA
1918 Kenyon ST. NV rms,
all util., linen. serv.. phone wash.
machine and dryer. co. 5-9615.,
I'll G AND 1909 p SITS. N.w.-Furn.
Ink. Ink 5ms, srredtggr, retgr, ~ Also e-e sleepins
f%s oR TT PERsoNsFrons 5s3 TG SstSh Studio 4 rm
air foam. EX. 3-O653. -15
PA. AVE. N.W.-Nice lge. rms. nicely
furn.; running water, gas, refgr.
6a7 A ST. Mclean double; gas
stove, elec. refgr. hot and cold water
Laundry privils. DE. 2-032s. III
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1922 p NV.
Adj. bath. sink. range; conv.
transp.; $40 wk. AID. 2-1365. lie
NEAR SCOTT HOTEL-Lovely, large
room. 2117 Q St. nv: gas stove.
RID. NV, 1888; large,
bright, newly decorated room; re-
friRerator. CO. b-S3S6.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

LANGLEY PARK AREA-Duplex apis.
schooEisSir sna sSepp,n1sS e. STU fhi'0fea; 6s1
mo, plus gtils; HE. 4-so96.
gao 18th ST NW.-Lovely;. 2 bed
and % porch 5 in Inn; excel I: apt s bids. M %ith Uasn
elevators and switchboard. Pros
ptctive tenant must buy the drapes
saes sad carpet; Apply Apt. All. gao
RosRyiILR& sSsR ii e. apt, WI With
children; $3.50 plus utils; conv. to
ARLINGTON. vA.MI-bedrm. apt. Oh
Wilson blvd. walking distance to
schools and Shopping center. Will
fssfaD' fafs JS sna asoso So OF Per yA mo- si Htt'
CONVENIENT KIRKwooD - Few
minis. from D. c. Several delightful
] and 2 bedrm. apts.:. $73.5O per
mo: 9o.yp Up including all utils. AP.
oNE And s-BEDRM. APrs.-coan-
d Sreis , St., Set t Flsesant; Nd; lis
kitchen and bath: rent $3.50 plus
on Fairlawn ave-. Two biks. to i3iS
Young st. LU. 2-496O. is
1905 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-
rms, dinette, kit. and bath. $500
GUARANTY REALTY, INC, 1923
10Th st. NV. MA. S-05S7. Ia
ARLNGTON-Thre bedrms. .,
automatic washer. fenced yard: mr..
Kansas and Hechts: $110 incl. utils.
TWo 1Hi 'ss1ii BRsDikiMs.. liv. rm.. dinette. at
kit. and bath; s72.oo mo-; avail
now. 1856 3rd st. ne. near Tech
High School. SHANNON & LUCHS
COMPANY. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
NE;Mi S:5,:I !Ts En ss ti.shspstte asa sst bah.
eois te R ST. NV spacious rms.
kitchenette and bath; pract. new
bldg; excel. cond.; conv loc.; S10O
mo. See MR.. WARREN. on
AVAILABLE IMMED. - Bedrm.. i,v.
rm,, kit, bath apts.:. low rentals:
convenient NV. neisrborhood. Call
]. A. McKEEvER CO, INC. 1882
K st, NV. ST. 3-SS00. Ia
DOWNTOWN, 1917 Vermont ave
Sgl. frt. room. running water adloln-
ing bath, inner-spring mattress; gen
tleman: $3.50 week. Elk. 3-6746.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

COZY ROOM, next to bath; shopping
center; bus to Pentagon; S35. So.
Arlington, ia. S-2241, after 4:3O.
SILVER SPRING-Bedrm., pvt. bath
(stall shower: and foyer; in beaut.
new home; cross vent. in bedrm. !;
TV connec. avail; refs. JU. S-2927.
e433 N. oUANTICo ST.. ARL.-
Twin-bed rm g windows), pvt.
bath q window, lge. closet; ga
rage: for employed couple or 2
ladies; less than 15 min. from Key
Bridge via Lee hwy. fright turn off
hwy. to 1st house on right; a size
able lawn and flower garden, land
scaped for privacy. is available for
relaxation in summer months.
LGE. RM., with connecting bath. in
suburban Va. rambler, for young
woman bet. 25-40; car necessary;
enjoy luxurious living in newly
dec. mod. home. Call JE. Al IS.
E. RIvERDALE - Pvt. rm.. bath,
share kit; quiet, cool. lovely vaca-
tion spot for businesswoman: car
ROOM pvt. bath. lovely cool resi-
dsnce' Gf 1a1o S49 mo. ssle.; excel transp.
BETHEsDAGGentleman; 1 lge. iiv.-
air cooled; home privileges. Call OIL.
COLLEGE PARKEFurn. bedrm.: child
accepted day care If desired; kit
privil.; ride to work. WE. 5-4929.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY WESTERN SADDLES and
brides, 20eo discount; specials on
used English saddles. New Army
saddles. S16.50. STOMBOCK'S
1878 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-0462.
q EentIe family cow % heavy mixer;
calf 8 weeks old; TB and Bangs
tested: S225. OIL. 2-2125. -15