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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
immediate service. Call MA. S-654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
| Ola K st. NV O1th and KD
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rehnance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
and interest and give you any hall
ance in cash. Call Mr. MILLER,
ME. S-122O, evenings LA 6-6194.
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Near Summer White House
200 fertile. gently rolling clear. acres
stored stone house. Breath taking
view of mountain and valley. Out
of-State owners authorize US to
entertain any reasonable offer. SIG
LER g. co. Realtors, RA. 3-3431.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SOUND SO End TRUSTS FOR SALE
at discount. Call WENDELL McCUL-
LOCH, Monday-Sat, ST. 3-4O50.
2nd TRUST. $2,4OO, payable S72 mo,
GO; substantial cash; good white
maker; new house; only So, so.
10. 4-RhRh
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VA.-HoME AND INCOME

VA.-HOME AND INCOME
-15 acres, 10 acres cleared,
3 in good timber. Attractive
modern 5-rm. and bath. h.w.
oil heat. Home In good cond.
Scar garage. barn and several
small outbuildings. Com
pletely fenced. 3 springs and
stream, also included is
Arm. modern. and nearly new
bungalow. These homes are To-
Gated on hard surfaced road.
Price includes both houses and
acreage. Reduced to $4,000.
About $4,000 or $4,000 cash.
Priced right for quick sale.
About % miles from D. c.
OAKTON-S4. 200; 1-acre
land. plus Arm. bungalow,
elec. icebox, gas stove, cir
culating oil stove, interior
has been completely deco
rated. Above $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms. A year.
around house. or O summer
VieSnt TsitTsst' dso ESs aRWRatir RWRarrEpaEGH phSns
REAL ESTATE, near Oakton
(vao School, Hwy. 1913.
Closed Sunday.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLA. - Mobile homes
court planned for retired couples;
hobbies and supplementing income
incentives provided For prompt
interview, write giving phone num-
ber. Box 270-S, Star. %"
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lWATERF'T PROP. RENT tcent.) }

COLONIAL BEACH. va, nice clean
6-rm. waterfront cottage, fenced
Day $65. AP. 7-7sS6. -2x
BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac-cottages. de-
baths, hot water; pvt. pier; swim.
flsh. crab, games; safe for children.
co. b-0611; ewes. Mon. Thurs. pa
BREEZY POINT BEACH, MD.-Lxe.
moqern cottage, fully equipped KIT,
bath, Tv,. phone: auto. oil, heat.
~. 45s s-{sss {sssRs alter ey pssk p%. or longer
BEACH COTTAGE
Aa AZ SsHsn SSosnHyssnnienees' Tv. Accom-; 8.
LIVE ON THE BEACH-Mod. cot
tages. SO mi. Open now. $S5-S55
W Tk. 9-sEss sRss. rates after Labor Day.
CAPE LOCH HAvEN-Modern 2-bed.
rm. cottage. Available week begin
ming Aug. 3o-Labor Day, $50 per
week. Cali Granite S-3O24. -23
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE, modern
sconyeeniences. Avail. Aug. 25. Ho.
CLEAN COTTAGE with ami: club
house and yacht. club privils.;
sosaTssnsd oafs sdt.r white i sand beach. JU; g.
ESTATE-Front row cottage;
tsmner' week or month; Call Mr..
NEELD' Prince Frederick 26e-W-l.
3
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.--Lse.
heaut. cottage. All utilities, phone,
TV, auto. hot-water heat, shower, 2
baths; gar. for 3 cars. Avail. Sept. /.
JU. 7-S25S. -23
BEACH-3 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. kit: hot water. oil heat; gas
stove, refgr.; will rent wkly. or W.
round; found nr. stores stores; schools aS land and
TURKEY POINT-Cottage for rent;
sleeps 8 comfortable; rowboat; $50
LARGE MODERN COTTAGE on Ches-
apeake Bay shore, 8 mi. from Tides
Inn; $50 per Mk., boat INCLUDED.
DEEP CREEK LAKE; cottage; top Of
m mod' eonvsnienees; ees bathing, bahan' 6ostlns: &
fishing; beaut scenery; cool nights.
no mosquitoes; Aug. 23 to Sept IL;
special rates Sept. and Oct; month,
week or week ends. AP. 7-b669.
LONG BEAcH-several fully modern
rooms; everything furnished but
linens; Full price range from .$55
to $100. Bookings closing fast.
Make your reservations now. NJ. e.
F0GKHiLL ETsGsIict sos NC; phone oGsr.l. PRINCE
Leonard, Nd.
AVAILABLE AUG. 23-2-bedrm. bay
front cottage; ami. JACK IRELAND.
Plum Point. Md. Call Prince Freder-
lex 267-J-1.
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FARMS tcont.)

S79 DOWN. $40 mo. buys for S1,1OO,
40-acres Of Woodland. stream, state
road: 100 miles south Of D. c. TIE.
FOR Gs1LL7s.acrs farm: . mile.
from dual highway at Urbana. Md.
2 acres woodland. rest blue grass
pasture. Water in all fields. Ideal
for stock or chickens. Cali Buck
eyestown 1862,
VIEW OF MTS., winding stream, at
mosphere Of relaxation plus 800 to
800 acres good grazing land. $50
acres very fertile bottom land, good
10-rm. house, tenant houses, silo,
barns. 100 black Angus cattle. Un-
der $4,000. WO. 6-7029.
MONTGOMERY co.
60-stanchion Washington-type barn
S on farm which has produced 5000
alfalfa and lespede1a to be cut.
Large fllled silo ready for feeding;
Main house of 8 rms, bath and oil
heat. tenant houses with baths;
excellent terms to purchaser who
has substantial cash. Mrs. Ross,
GaitherSburg 323-R. LYMAN c.
DELE & CO., INC, ST. 1880.
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BEAUTY PARLOR

BEAUTY PARLOR
Fully equipped, owner of property
owns equipment and will rent en-
tire equipment plus store with heat
furnished and hot water for SS9.50
per mo. Arrangements can be made
to purchase equipment II desired.
Address 1914 s ST. S.e. Key at once.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DIsTRICT-suites. 1 to
2, rms: Moderate rental. Elevator
bldg Goo 1129 Vermont ave. Call ST.
DUPONT CIRCLs ONCE BLDG: 1s4s
conn gJ6o ave.; Ofnces availabls. AD.
EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave: n.w.-Available immediately
sairs%snt!: '0%S 4pplSo PsN mSS' TsRseoGpElRs- sseGp f.
It's Evans Building. ME. s-1107.
TranEe con1 1s4 to oS .v.r1Enn ,yS in Tn Ths
Long lease W Il desired. T MoDERN i9ES
sEEAATEEY.c kEFATTY c0i ,03HiEyTTv ~ 71S3Ser daSSr .P22li
4-rm. suite and lavatory; Wis. ave.
RsaF F:4! ,Sa MIH and Maya MsScs sSss
BOOTHS FOR RENT in Beauty shop,
colored. 2004 18th st. NV. AID.
= 2-9445, or Ii. 7.5035., pa
rosI room suite: private bath: completely
ture: reasonable rent. For details
call MIR. JACOBS. CO. b-O9sS. -2i
DOWNTOWN, 500 18th st. NV
Entire End H.. ideal for studio once
or any business: S125: PAPANICO-
LAS INVESTMENT, DI. 7-3047;
1928 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Large
front ONCE or studio, 2nd H., win
dows; spacious corridor; ideal for
any business or will rent entire 2nd
r.; H., reasonable rent; avail. immed.
location appFoa n eSfsens sSoe So AFftnston ft al
or part may be rented: So So. IT.
per year. all utilities included. 1918
Wilson blvd. Arl. Va, IA. $4,000.
SUB LEASE OFFICE. End H., i4o4
N. Y. ave. NV; beautifully divided
6S,,sI 6y present tenant into rms, fl; to-
floors carpeted, many built-in wall
Grapes, air, cond., practically new
furn.: opt. leased to June 30. 1855:
immed. poSs. Call ST. 3-1110. -26
CONN: AyE..Furn. ONCE. avail;
THOMAS CIRCLE-Entire bldg, zoned
lst commercial. approx. 5000 50.
It.: parking space for 8 autos.
LINK1NS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. DI.
7.S6SS: ewes. EN-. 3-4414. -26
OFFICE SPACE AVAIL floors,
downtown location. copv. to shop.
ctrs. MA. S-5S51 bet. 8 and daily.
553 WASH. BLDG.-Carpeted suite,
3-s5OO; ewes. Ia. 9-55OO. pa
PLUsH LsIi n.1SSGCr1f KN3TTY-FINE PINE. PANELEP
toned. Musak. Use Of reception
room; $10O mo. AP. 7-s4OO. -22
STUDIO. furn.. in Silver Spring.
or expression. Ju. e-6447. ~S3
1918 VERMONT AVE-, End f.-suite
Of 4 rms, also sgle, EX, 3-54T4.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ST .OOO DOWN

CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER, near
schools. shops and transp.; lovely
bedrms., roomy liv rm., combin
kit. t.-dinette. Sliding closet doors
throughout. Side screened porch.
such n GHiS an opportSnitS o yS aFain. nsE f caii
now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe. ia. 10000
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.) }

End COMML., DWTN. ALEX.-Arr.
for 2 families; reas. terms. 1900
down; Call OWNER, Mon.-Fri., Ma.
sPECULAToRs AND INVESTORS
z houses near Navy yard. only
$3.250 above 1st trust payable,
$133.50 month, incl. 81, Interest;
MR.. INVESTOR : d E EVELOP Err
OWNER: Properties-exchange and
deyelopment. Details by. appt. ME.
S-3946; Ewes. Ii. 3-2040. 22s
632 AND 634 CONSTITUTION AVE.
Ma complete apis. in each unit.
VIII sell separately. Asking SIG, 1000.
Contact Mr.. Eckles, 644 H st. ne.
TWO-FAMILY DUPLEX bedrms.
each. apt. separate utils. .Conv. N.
All; location, practically new.
CLIFTON ST.-Furn., 4-story, semi
det. brick; 8 apis. 8 kits, 4 baths.
Inc. approx. $4,000 yr. $4,000 cash
handles; must sell. Box 373-M, Star.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
JOHN T. HARRIS, REALTOR
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MOUNTAIN-TOP
FARMS

l50 acres, beautifully rolling land,
mostly in fruits of all kinds, pas
ture land and some timber, 9
streams. magnificent view, small
house with electricity and gravity
water system, outbuildings; on good
road, about 65 miles from Wash
tngton over fast highway; ideal
investment, income producing; priced
for immediate sale; S19, 900, around
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms.
Call OWNER, Upperville, Va. 100.
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DEVELOPERS
INVESTMENT

The bargain of today, this 1875 acres.
offered at $3.50 per acre, all
cleared; 26 miles of d. c. on good
road: old house and barn not much
value, but occupied, lovely stream,
all cleared. good farm to build
a nice home on or subdivide.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va, Phone 135
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH, Arm. furn. cot
tage near water. Vacancy beginning
Aug. 27 through Sept. 4. Ii. 1854.
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DRESS SHOP
! WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
SILVER. SPRING

Iew warehouse ready for occupancy.
1850 50. IT,, 2 fis. lift. ceiling,
10x10 overhead door for drive-il,
20-ft. setback from front parking.
industrial or light commercial. $685.
THOMPSON & GREY
10. $1,000 Realtors 8 to 9
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2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1880,
TOP ARLINGTON
SCHOOL AREA

Located within easy walking distance
Of MCKINLEY ELEMENTARY and
SWANSON JUNIOR HIGH. Move In
tomorrow with $4,000 DOWN. 81
rm., FAMMY-SIZE DIN. RIM, Kit.
with breakfast space; full bsmt
with rec. rm. and outside entrance;
SHADY LEVEL LOT. Call now to in
Spect.
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hwy. JA. 6-767b
OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FISHING PARADISE. owner sacri-
flce beautiful location; approx. 8
acres and 400. water front. mr.,
2FVm SSsno pGj1t BIT snSsss s1s sol0mon' ss 1s!s9d
DESGP&wide DfEsSiGGGPEwRid 0SSe; Selection modern
2. 8 and 4 bedrms.. water front
and semiwater front, from 81 $50:
some with acreage; / on bay front,
Masons Beach. Attractive terms on
all. B.. M. ODUM. Call Mr.. Rice.
sPEciAL Hsci i've BARG2iN. H1EaiiN Mason's Beach.
attractive fowers and shrubs, all
year home, automatic hot-water
heat, copper radiation. large stone
fireplace. garage. Bring deposit, with
yoq: TO-DAY not tSmorrOE; %ae1 H;v.C call sIs1 sE
sHADYs1DE. MD.-Excellent buy;
extra-lge. rms. for extra comfort,
for extra time in vacationing,, or
year-'round living; ideal for chill
dren; priced low for quick sale. You
now for appointment. r. j. SMITH
LU. 1-2344. -23
SALE BY OWNER-cape st. Clair;
5-rm. cottage, studio attic; lge.
scr. porch overlooking bay; all mod
ern improvements; beach and CLUB
privils.; ideally located. ia. 2-6934.
LONG BEACH-Water-front cottage,
only. ST., 800; = bedrooms. iee. ny
rm., kitchen, complete bath: el!
shaped front porch lge.. rear porch
No finer Bay o1tlook on Chesapeake
LONG BEACH-Oltstardin residen-
tial colony on the Chesapeake Bay
area, sensibly restricted to. protect
your privacy and snvestment. Finest
improvements. uneXcelled swimming.
fishing and grabbing; pure white
sand beach, gradually Sloping 10
deep water; safe for children; out
of polluted areas.
LONG BEACH-Provides all environ
mental advantages sought by. fam
lilies with children; also oiled streets,
year-round system; all utils.: chill
drens playground, trash and gar
bage collection and many other ad-
LONG BEACH-Featuring Flag Har-
Dor Yacht Basin; safe anchorage is
provided for all craft drawing UP to
Soft f eapnot at Mw be safe sser or elsewhere ysfn your
down payments and
convenient monthly terms may be
arranged en- all houses and lots for
sale. Several new homes row being
completed ready for use this month.
SPECIAL OFFER-Lots. on surfaced
street with water, lights and phone
service; as low as S400; $50 down.
s miles south of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Island
rd.. turn left at St. Leonard and
follow Long Beach signs to office on
Bav Shore.
M, z. RoCKH1IL. INC.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

Waterfront Homes and
Estates
Brick Or frame, in Lancaster, Rich
mond, Westmoreland and King
George counties of Virginia. ! have
many to select from
T. E. TURNER, BROKER
WHITE STONE. VA.
Phone Irvington 4-3500.
CINDER BLOCKS, $50
Unfinished, but with full bsmt., dble
frs, knotty-pine liv. rm., lge. fire.
pl., 2 bedrmS., diversified kit; arte-
sian we'll; needs only painting inside
and plumbing for all-yr. use. Lot S0x
100. 2 mi south Chesapeake Beach.
Pier and beach privils. Stores,
churches, etc. Terms
J. A. CULLEN. DU. 7-492O
-22
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10000 SO FEET

All on one floor; swank ONCE and
display space in. front, 1900 So.
#. Of open parking on the side;
zoned industrial. Owner may con-
rAMEs siH1S I.'i; {. DIXON on AND m cossPANY HHa =
ST. $1,000 %
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
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BIRDS

ARE HEADING SOUTH FOR THE
WINTER. HAVE YOU FOUND
YOUR WINTER HOME? There is
one for you in Sleepy Hollow:
split-level 3-bedrm. rambler with
lse. rec. rm. To see call JE. 2-6959.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont }
OWNER MUST SELL
EPITOME

OF comfortable living In this seasoned
brick Colonial B min. from Memorial
Bridge in one of North Arlington's s
best sections. Fireplace in ltv. rm.,
sep. lge. din. rm., fully equip. kit,
twin bedrms. and 2 full tile baths
on 2nd floor. Pine-paneled rec. .rm.
one screened and inclosed. Built-tn
garage, slate roof. Assume new A.
nancinD &0R 2k0
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

'HELL ON HORSES and Women"
a book just published by the Uni
versity of Oklahoma Press, is really
a record of hundreds of denials
from ladies well qualified to answer
that the cattle business, to which
the phrase refers, is really no such
thing. The author, Alice Marriott,
travelled from Wyoming to Florida
talking to women-and men-in the
cattle business. Her conclusion,
after recording many colorful in
cident and experience, is that "the
cattle business can be hard and
truly hell for the women who live
it, but it can also be about as close
to Heaven as any life woman can
live today"
Published by the University of
Oklahoma Press, Norman, Okla.
Price $3.50.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

on hot stove. knew then what
had happened. I jumped Al and
frisked him. Sure enough-there it
was in his pocket, bottle of paint,
radioactive paint"
"Just the same trick you pulled
on him" I reminded Ed.
Ed got red in the face.
''But admitted it! Al he got
mad. He said he hadn't touched the
rocks. called him a liar. He said
was the liar, that I'd done it the
same way I did the rocks in the
fireplace. Well, all the time we were
arguing the Geiger Counter was
ticking. 1t was getting on AIS
nerves.
"'Why don't you shut that thing
OFF, he said.
Whose fault is it that it's tick
ing?' asked.
"A1 made grab for the counter
and threw it into the brush. got
sore. It's going to cost plenty to
have it put back in shape. Al won't
even talk about it."
STANDING THERE behind the
cash register got to laughing,
thinking of Al and Ed pulling the
same darn trick on each other and
each of 'em madder'n roped calf
to think the other one had caught
on. I laughed, but while I was
laughing I was thinking I figured
they might both be telling the truth.
Today I got what professionals
call the "assay" of my sample from
Washington. It's the real thing,
uranium, maybe one of the richest
finds in the state of Colorado.
I've about decided to cut the boys
in. Like say, do a lot of business
with the ranchers in Cottonwood
Valley.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
Farm Law Book

LAW AND THE Farmer" is
practical legal reference book for
farmers. Easy to read as fiction, yet
sound and accurate, it covers all sit
uations and transactions in which the
farmer comes into contact with laws
and regulations.
It covers buying and selling of
farms, leasing, inheriting them, Dor
rowing money, signing notes, real
estate or chattel mortgages, diverting
surface water onto neighbors' land,
liability and many other situations.
The author, Jacob H. Beuscher, is
professor of law and farm law at the
University of Wisconsin, recognized
authority in the field. Published by
Springer Publishing Company, Inc,
A East 23d Street, New York 10,
N. Y. Price, $495.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

ALFALFA acreage is greater than
that of any other single kind of hay.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
New England Pastor
Accepts Pulpit al
All Saints Church

The Rev. Erederick H. Arter-
ton, rector Of All Saints Episco-
pal Church, Belmont, Mass, has
accepted q call to be rector OF
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase
Circle.
Mr.. Arterton will succeed the
Rev. Charles w. Lowry, who re-
signed, elective September /, to
devote his time to lecturing and
writing on communism.
Mr.. Anterior has been execu-
tive secretary Of the Youth Work
division of the National Council
Of the Episcopal Church since
l947. He has been rector OF
the Belmont Church near Bes-
ton since 1915.
MIR. Anterior came to this
country from Norwich, England
with his family in 1907, at the
age Of 8. His family settled in
Springfield, Mass, where Mr.
Anterior attended public schools
He is o graduate Of North
western University and Seabury-
western Seminary. He was or.
dained q priest in 1895. Appoint
Inents included Christ Church
Cathedral. Springfield, and mis-
sions at Ludlow, Mass. He Joined
the National Council in 1899.
Mr.. Anterior is married and
has q daughter, 13, and sons
10 and 7.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
New Lanie'| Cabinet
Mostly Rightists
BY the Associosod Press

PARIS, June 20. - Frances
new premier, Joseph Laniel,
formed a predominantly right
wing cabinet yesterday and or
dered the ministers to Jump
quickly into the mass of crucial
business that has accumulated
during the country's record post
war government crisis of 81 days.
The 63-year-old textile manu-
facturer and member Of the
small Rightest Independent Par
ty put his 32-nAn government
together after 1S gruelling hours
Of trying to satisfy some parties
and assuage the fears of others.
He kept on nine OF the men
who had served in the last gov
ernment of Premier Rene Mayer,
which fell May 21-five of them
in the jobs they held before, and
principal among them Georges
Bidault as foreign minister.
Six Of the cabinet men are for
mer premierS, six others never
have held . cabinet post. Four
Of the new government are fol-
lowers OF Gen. Charles de Gaulle,
who withdrew his .right-wing
party from active politics and
lifted his ban against GaulliSt
deputies taking part in anything
but a Gaullist government.
One Of the most important
changes in the government was
Mr. Laniel,s appointment Of. fer
mer Premier Paul Reynaud as
deputy premier with no well-de-
fined tasks. Mr.. Reynaud. ID q
close personal friend Of the new
premier and is expected to WELD
considerable influence in his adj
ministration.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Thon1qs l. Stokes:
New Spirit in the British Empire
Coronutons AfterGlow Reveals Hope Among Canadians
Tho Britain Moy Take Greater Role in Western Affairs

If Canada may be accepted
as a sample. the British Com
monwealth of Nations has been
infused with q sort of rebirth
of spirit with the coronation
Of Queen Elizabeth and con-
temporary and subsequent de-
velopments, some in the United
States.
In its most exaggerated en-
preston. this new hope in
cludes the anticipation that
Great Britain win Become the
leader sof<thk West assuming
the role now occupied by the
United States. Because of
that, what has happened
pSycholo logically in England and
her commonwealths becomes o
fact of Importance in current
events on the international
Scene.
How it pervades our British
Commonwealth neighbor to the
north was impressed upon this
reporter in q trip across most
oi sUHnada in the wake"iOf
Queen ElizabethS coronation.
Every eltya ana town sOln
q blaze Of decorations in honor
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Spiritual Lessons
Seen by Dr.. Lowryin
Last Week Events

This government seems "unen-
thuSiaStic and immobilized" in
the face Of events in East Ger
many, DIR. Charles w. Lowry Of
All Saints Episcopal Church.
Chevy Chase Circle, said yester-
day.
DR.. Lowry declared the major
events Of the last week-the up-
risings in East Germany. Pres
ident Syngham Rhee's release of
anti Communist prisoners in
South Korea and the execution
of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
al served to show that God is
not nqecked and that wrong is
not forever on the throne. That
we must never lose heart or give
up the fight for truth. freedom
and justice. That the people are
to be trusted more than the
politicians. the soldiers and the
intellectuals who are wise with
the wisdom Of this world"
But, he said, these same events
suggest and underline an urgent
query:
Where is the conscience OF
the West? What has happened
to our sense of right and wrong?
Do we believe in truth, as we
say we do. and in freedom and
in brotherhood and in all hu-
inanity? Or are these things
mere words? Have we lost faith
and hope and charity? Are we
completely self deceived"
Admiration for Rhee.
Although President Rhee's
action was awkward for oul
President and generals in the
! field" DR.. Lowry said, zone can
not help wondering whether
Rhee's daring did not bring
| secret relief to many hearts"
"The American people, I an
sure, tired as they are Of the
Korean mess, will not withhold
admiration and sympathy fol-
this gallant father Of his country
and his brave compatriotS bat
ting as desperately for freedom
and independence as our oWr
| forefathers did at Lexington, al
Valley Forge, at Saratoga ane
at Yorktown"
BY events in East Germany
DR.. Lowry said, "The limpine
European and German policy
Evening star., 1953-06-29

under the pretense Of "help-
ing Eisenhower" doing their
utmost to destroy the Repub-
lican Party and, Of course,
eventually Dwight Eisenhower.
Says Mr.. Clark:
In the present situation, the
struggle for President EiSen-
hower's mind assumes enor-
NOUS Importance. It Is far
too early for, liberals to write
him Of. He may yet become q
great leader in the liberal ira
ditiori. -. There must be mo-
ments when the general won-
ders whether he is leading the
right army. It would be a
great thing for the future If
: liberals could persuade him he
is not
Is there any thought among
the liberals" of going back
sometime to the proposals
heard in the latter part Of 1851
when the Eisenhower-for-
President candidacy on the
Democratic Party ticket was
still fondly hoped for by so
many Of the Trutnanites?
But II the general now alien
.ates a substantial number Of
Republicans and keeps on fol-
lowing the Truman-Acheson
foreign policies and accepts the
nnischievous advice Of the ''lib-
erals" to pick q fight and make
a break with Mccarthy, it
could mean the very same kind
Of fatal split in the Republi-
can Party in 1856 which in
1912 handed victory to the
Democrats on a platter. Things
certainly are looking up for
the Democratic Party's strate-
gists.
AS for the White House en-
tourage, its blind spot is poll
tics. It hasn't yet awakened
to the simple fact that the
American people sttll don't
know what q mess" the gen.
eral found when he took otfice
last January. He might have
been given a fartlengthier pe-
riod of tolerance by the voters
this year If he had unreserv-
edly told the people all the
facts about the "mess" and If
a few investigating committees
in Congress. had determined to
keep active for another year
or 80 ferreting out the in
stances of corruption and
abuse Of authority. 50 much of
which has not yet been uncov-
cred.
But the Republicans in Con-
gress already show signs of be-
ing intimidated by demands Of
the Democrats that they drop
tha mess in Washington" as
an issue-and probably the Re-
publican leadership will blindly
oblige them.
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