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Evening star., 1953-05-18

BABY FURN, pre-inventory sale:
cribs, regular S35 to S55. now S25.95
to $50 ss; carriages, regular $50
regular S12 to S17. now S9a8 to
S13.9S; trikes. bikes. sandboxes, Ia
Bile and chair sets. 20es to 25co of
STORK TOWN. 51l3 Georgia ave
NV. till Q pm. PA
BABY STROLLER. Biltrite, excel
cond.; can seat children: $50. JE.
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DESKS-Typist, S29.5O; also tables.
noSture and executive chairs and
file cabinets. MA. S-7S24.
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18th SIT. NV

1OUU 81. INV.
One bedroom, kitchen, living room
vator building: adults only Call
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000.
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PRICES SLASHED!
COMPARE!

We also have one million feet Of ex-
cellent lumber consisting of: sheath
ing g-siding-flooring and all framine
lumber
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANDTRONS AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL Z PM, EN-. 2-6677.
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MILL ENDS of better slip cover, dra-
perry and dress materials, 80 and as
in. widths; from 39c up. JE. $4,000.
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s9S:5o, tree casters: new l95s air
eonditioners. up to 3Oes OF. MIL
FORD INC. 6o4 F st. NV. MA.
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FOKRESTER ST. S.E.-Iiv, rm. din
rm., kit, bath, one bedrm.: S65 mo;
conv. Naval Research. 10. 3-6S74.
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GLASSMANOR

FURNIsHED GARDEN APIS. AZ
MODERATE RENTALS
Weekly-Monthly
Some apts. completely equipped, incl.
TV, for transient families Unfurn.
apis. also avail. To reach: Out
South Capitol St. Q blocks over
D. C. line. Open Mon. through Fri,
9-5; Sat. 81. LO. 7-S1OO.
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practically new. exc.
cond,. $40; bicycle. boys, Schwirn,
$50. UN. 4-3T5S. -23
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DESKS. walnut executive. size
60x32",; S99.50 delivered; brand
new; best built at this low. low
price Matching tables S22 up
HAAS DoDSON CO.. INC. MA.
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DEEP FREEZER, York. 25 Gu. it.;
Owner must sell. Ia. 9-O7S2. -l9
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141 9Th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn.. newl
dec. mod. bath. Ii. 7-5l54, -DU
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GILBERT

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgl. and dbl
rms, some with pvt. bath maid anC
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 5-73S1.
$3.50 WEEK
Large double room, next to bath
Maid service. Suitable for . yount
ladies, couple or . gentlemen.
blk. of Conn. Walking distancl
hnUnfnUn
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HOTEL, 1440

Rms. with running water. Nr.
showers S10.5O-S17.5O Wk. Phone
and maid serv. 1440 Rhode Island
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For further information about any
Of the above today. call JU. S-9S64
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-02o2.
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uAIIHEKSBURG, 3 Walker ave.-K
rms, rms; bath, kitchen; no children. ASK
1919 f. CAPITOL ST.-2.bedrm
mod, apts,; nr. schools and transp, !:
So 30. plus utils GEORGE Y.
WORTHINGTON & SON, Ii. 4-7S42.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Conducted BY
BETSY CAsWELL
SAND?

SAND?
mrs. r. J. H., RockUille)
Could some kind reader come
to my rescue and recommend
a good clean type of sand for
a child'S sand box?
Last year we used the kind
sold by local department stores
in 100-pound bags. It was so
fine we might as well have
used dust. I dread the thought
Of having 1t again this year.
Is there any other type of
sand that might be a little
coarser and less dusty? The
sand we had before would
, stick to the children's skin like
glue and couldn't be washed
of unless I scrubbed them raw
with q brush.
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FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. J. w. s., Washington
At the YWCA's Health and
Recreation Department there
is a Saturday special for all
ages of youngsters. The pro-
gram includes modern dancing,
arts and crafts, recreational
games and stunts, creative mu-
sic, and recreational SWIM
ming. The department is
planning a special Summer
Program for the younger age
while the Teen-Age Depart
ment does a wonderful Camp
Stay-At-Home feature for the
8 to Is year old. Call ME. g.
210O, extension Is for details.
The teenage Saturday Special
at present includes ballet, ten
mis-, modern dance and recre-
ational swimming.
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PRESERVATION?

Mrs. Y. q. R.. Washington
Could readers supply me
with Information on how to
preserve leaves for a scrap
book? Am interested in max
ing a collection of local tree
specimens. Information on
preserving wild flowers would
also be appreciated.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Readers Clearing House
BUTTERscOTCH COOKIES

BUTTERSCOTCH COOKIES
mrs. W. H. D.. Siluer Spring.
Some time ago Mrs. D. A. c..
Seat Pleasant. asked for a
recipe for butterscotch cookies
that will turn out soft and
waxy." I've not noticed Are
ply. She may like the follow
ing. which has been q favorite
in our family for Is years.
Butterscotch Cookies: Cream
2 cups brown sugar (light,
dark or mixed) and " cup
butter Il use margarine). add
2 whole, not beaten, eggs. Add
teaspoon cream of tartar !
teaspoon soda dissolved In .
tablespoon hot water, / tea
spoon vanilla, 31a cups flour,
" teaspoon salt. and "A cups,
chopped nuts. The chopped
nuts are optional. Roll in
waxed paper. Chill. Slice and
bake at $50 degrees until done.
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PROBLEM RECIPES?
IL. S. G., WaShington)

IL. S. G.. Washington
I need recipes that do not
require salt, soda, baking pow
der or butter. I would partic-
ularly like to have a recipe for
pancakes or waffles which
eliminates these four things.
\ X y X
SOUR DOUGH BISCUITS?
(R. r., Washington
Could some reader give me
the recipe for the old-time
Sour Dough" biscuits? AS I
remember them, they are fiat
and have taste like salt
riSin'" bread,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Information and requests
sent In By the tolloUing haze
been forwarded to those for
tChon1 they were intended:
WashingtOn-Mrs. e. A. NJ,
M. D., Mrs. L. E. A., v. p. M.
r. R., Mrs. M. E.. Mrs. j. T. p.
Mrs. e. F. s.. Mrs. j. A. H,
M. w. c., Mrs. T. j. P, E. c..
Mrs. e. w. S., Mrs. H. c. c.,
e. H., P. w.
Alexandria-Mrs. G. B. Arl-,
ington-Mrs. j.. v. r. D., M.
B. A., Mrs. B. L. F., M. s. D.
Bethcsda-Mrs. c. S. j., Mrs.
D. r. s. Cheverly-Miss L. B.
B. Chevy Chase-Mrs. w. q.
B., Mr.. e. M. Fairfax-Mrs.
A. M. G., Mrs. w. r. T. Gath
ersburg-B. D. HerndOn-Mrs.
r. w. T. Manassas-Mrs. e.
G. Mount Rainier-MrS. D.
r. Silver Spring-Mrs. M. A.
A., Mrs. l.. r. K. Takoma
PaFk-E. M. University Park
Mrs. B. H. e.
y \ + y
KEY LIME PIE.
mrs. E. +. H., Alexandria
For Mrs. c. S. K, Washing
ton: This recipe for Key Lime
Pie is from the key West
Cook Book" put out by the
Key West Woman's Club. Take
4 eggs, 1 cup sugar, u cup
lime Juice, / tablespoon gela-
tine, l lime rind grated finely,
u teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons
angostura bitterS. Beat egg
yolkS. Add u cup lime juice
and salt. Cook in double
boiler until the mixture coats
q spoon. Remove from fire and
add gelatine (Which has been
soaked in u cup cold water),
add bitterS and rind, mix well
until the mixture begins to
thicken. Fold in beaten egg
whites to which the remaining
u cup sugar has been added.
Pour into baked pie crust.
Spread with whipped cream
Just before serving.
\ + \ Il
SAN ANTONIO?
Mrs. C. L. j., Siluer Spring.
Would love to have informa-
ton on the city of San An
tonic, Texas. We expect to
move there shortly and am in
terested in hearing from people
who have lived there. Would
like to hear about the climate.
residential neighborhoods,
schools.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
CURING SALT HERRING

CURING SALT HERRING
mrs. M. @. j., Arlington)
Someone asked recently how
salt herring are cured in the
Northern Neck Of Virginia.
This is the way we do 1t and
we think they are delicious.
Remove heads and tails and
clean fish thoroughly Cover
with very strong orine and let
set for three days. stirring
once each day. After the third
day, remove from or'nc and
drain. Now pack them In a
stone jar as follows: Sprinkle
each flsh inside and out with
black pepper and place care
fully in jar with back down.
Be sure to put plenty Of salt
inside and between the fish.
When you have finished pack
ing a layer, squeeze the juice
of u lemon over the fish and
cut up the rind and scatter it
on. Now completely cover the
layer with salt. Continue this
way until all Of the fish are
packed. Then make u gallon
Of strong brine and pour over
the top to wet the salt. Good
luck and be sure to cure plenty
Of them!
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ATTACHMENT?
I'M. C. H., Washington


I wonder If any one can tell
me what I can use to fasten
against our wall in the bed
room to hang our bedroom
lamps on. We have used a nail,
but that is not satisfactory, it
eventually became loose. Re-
Gently we painted the walls with
a water-Soluble paint and,
therefore are unable to use
those fasteners that attach
almost like adhesive tape and
hold up to Is pounds Of weight.
I would appreciate any ones
helpful suggestions.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
RADIANT VALLEY

2-bedroom rambler, S14.S5O. Expan-
dible attic with 30-in. fan, COM
pletely equipped kitchen, washing
machine, wall-to-wall carpeting
aluminium storm windows and doors.
Perfect condition, recently decorated.
Terms. OWNER. UN. 4-l9S2 -25
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FINE OLD TREES

A lovely brick home in charming
Hts. on a good street. in a neigh
borhood Of other fine homes. fence
inclosed rear lot for the children's
safety. Priced at only 81 900 or
terms. Phone now, LO. 7-SS37 ol
10. 1912" until 8 pm.
JIM BRITT
1920 Indian Head Hwy.
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AN AUTOMOBILE,

Will cost more than the down pay
ment required on this 3-bedrm.. 2
bath. long. low country rambler
with separate liv. rm. and firepl.,
family~siZe din. rm., heat kit. rear
patio, fancy yard. ATTRACTIVELY
so MUCH ACTUAL SPACE YOU'LL
BE AMAZED. Have you seen this
much house for S20,950? Phone for
Appt ia 10000,
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Colonel Retires

Must sell riltramodern 3-bedroon
rambler. located IN beautiful Forest
Hts. fine large level fenced lot COM
mandinE macniflcent view OF the
p,ctInTreeS69nnee Potomac River. Priced
speCticn. Phone now. 10 1-SS31
or 10 7-9l"2 until s . m.
JIM BRITT
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EYE CATCHING

New brick rambler, redwood trim; 3
suitable for den; Cathedral beam
ceiling in huge liv. rm., field stone
firepl.; all-elec. kit; full. daylight
bsmt. Price, under $4,000. This
home is for the more discriminating
purchaser. Shown by appointment
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
81 OO0 DOWN

$50 A MONTH
A 2-bedrm. semidet. home with equip.
kit, incl. washer; home in peri.
cond.; fenced yd. and concrete drive
way. ! blk. to bus. 10. $4,000.
ASK FOR MR.. DIXON
Evening star., 1953-09-19
SECLJJSION

Within 10 min. drive to Nations
Capitol. Just think of slipping away
from the ONCE to the wife and
kiddies, to a home OF your own
nestled in the trees on quiet dead
end street. And. that convenient
built-in garage. Then, stairs up to
a woman's dream kit. big enough
to eat in. din. rm., spacious living
rm. with flrepl. and picture window,
3 beautiful bedrms. and tile. bath.
A step to real security and happi-
ness would be made by purchasing
this home. Priced to sell at S19.950.
Excellent terms can be arranged.
Seen 90. Phone IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
NATIONAL HOME WEEK
EXHIRIT HOI1SE

NATIONAL HOME WEEK
EXHIBIT HOUSE
BEACON HEIGHTS
SPACIOUS 3-BEDRM. RAMBLERs
Possession in 48 Hours
NO RED TAPE-wE APPROVE YOU
MODEL OPEN TO 9 PM.
FULLY EQUIPPED. WITH BENDIX,
REFGR.. VENETIAN BLINDS
$11, $50, $78 Mo. Up, 81 500 Dn,
From Peace Cross to Edmonston rd.,
left to Riverdale rd, right to 66th
ave. Follow Beacon Heights sign.
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345
4O39 34th ST., Mt. Rainier
Brick bungalow. rms; lge. lot: ga
rage. Vacant. New cond. Wanted
5000 cash. Open Sun. Will ex-
change. OWNER. IA. 9-7010. IL
IN CAPITOL HEIGHTS
BUNGALOW, three bedrms, new cond
recr. rm.; near everything. $500
TO 81 900 cash. Vacant. Like new
OWNER TIA Q-SOJO 30
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STEALING

without a penalty is when you're
lucky. Come see this 3-bedrm.
brick rancher in heart of n. Arl
and BE LUCKY. Modern liv. rm
contains floor -to-ceiling tlrepl, ant
picture window. large dining area
equipped kit. Completely Anchor
fenced yard. Walk to schools.
blk. to bus; 1 bedrm. paneled. Nc
hills. no steps. Can't be duplicated
at S16,500,, Low cash payment
Phone now to inspect. IA. $1,000
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California Redwood

Assume $1,000 A. loan on this g.
bedrm. rambler; lovely setting. airy
liV. rm., firepl, dining ell. equip. KIT,
large porch. carport: conv. to schools,
shops and transp.; rcaS. terms
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-9400
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcon..D

By OWNER -- Attrac. white frame
Cape Cod with picket fence and oct
2-car gar; restful rural comm; lge.
cd liy; rm stone repl ,ep Sd din. gTn rm,
b.nsia sfs!mi iall SsRs' scFs s1oo6 FL S-sn aa.;
$16.500, CT or FHA. Browning
eoBEBDRMa. eBEBDRdMa DUPLEX in nearby Arl..
near schools, SHOPPING and buses;
yard and porch. $1,000. Can SH as-
sumo 20 81 loan. Call ewes. or week
COUNTRY PLACE-can be made ex-
ceptionally attractive, although in
E bsR III nSw srss poroSeS eS@
fireplace, II acres Of land. small
Washington. Price S14.95O. Phone
5; JE; Sz65I1 RA, 3-7037; 30
fRlcA rm reeIsae nessLEf se Sefreauppsd Ssfr%s S
kitchen, 90xi5o-ft. lawn surrounded
by white country fence: driveway.
Near school, S15,75O. so. 5-4399.
BY OWNER. in Vienna. va,,-$l3,500
VIII buy this house with $1,000
12-acre lot. l block from school and
shop. center. Lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place. kitchen and din. rm. comb
with beautiful picture window. tile
bath and hot-water heat. Directions:
Bridge I'd. to Vienna; " from t Ariins- %
ton go to Falls Church. turn on
Leesburg pike to Tysons Corner.
turn left on Chain Bridge rd. to
Vienna. turn left on Center ST., Cat
sSsffeWay Ssf+ nn snrie Store; 60 one block tgrn urn
Vienna 311 from 200 to 500 pm.
$1,000 CASH. payments less than
rent; 3-bedrm. rambler on fenced
WOODED vn@o lot. lge. Nv, rm.: Youngs;
sEALrY. fSG1 ~ yE' E0I 5-s4PSRo:' sa4PSRt'' call LYNN
MODERN STONE HOUSE, stone gar,
basement. Hot-air oil heat. Borders
Jn gE. s-4gsskl 4sgEssssk. s% acres $4,000 $4,000
BEAUTIFUL SsMya5 u. TREES. lge; lot. Fall Falls
din. area, equip. kit, bedrms. and
dormers and roughed-in bath. Price.
payment; wARDR1PS S'REaNLS Realty OSo.' CO.,
ASSUME IS a15fes ICE. 'E t. f4fs Gf 4Rusr-Total
price, S17 400; down payment fex-
with .firepl,. equip. kit; 8 bedrms.
and bath ,@nd A.; full bsmt. Most
SsI,,;o cony; neighborhood IN n Arl; for
TY CO, IA. 7-33@S. JE. 2-4445.
CUTE 2 STORY HOME-Almost new;
pine paneling; auto. washer: "a
acre lot; SlU.750 $1,000 down, $50
Sgstieme9Et; set n9ESo under $40 mo. San
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-o large
Colonial homes for sale within Z
minis. of Pentagon. Complete GE
kitchen. full dining room, large liy-
Easement %ith Uffh0S Snitimn m xaPase Pases Iib Ia1
eral financing with 1st trust up to
$4,000 at 4Hae6 interest. Direc-
tions:. Out George WASHINGTON Me-
mortal Parkway (under Key Bridge)
to Lorcom lane. right on Lorcom lane
to Quincy St. right 3 blocks to 25th
9i7 18th 1 st. NV. ST. 3-asss.
4seFT. 81 E-0cR1 0GcRR1Esrwoop RAMBLER Msl in
N. Arl.. is, one of the. few that
are priced to sell; this immaculate
home has many extras. such as side
and is selling for only SCI. 500
"a; 7.4s5s. sSaSE; JE. SsAsSMiN s4ssia. REALTY ia
BY OWNER. N. Arlington-Large
$21.5oo or best offer IA. 2-74f7.
24ee s. OAKLAND ST, Arlington
R S4ief home home Years Se 6Id; Im can Se%iqsf fo Gf
Call PENNY" APOSTOLIDES, RE.
1924 or RA. 6-3790. 30
$I2,500-2-bedr home in the fast
rm. with fireplace. separate din.
rm., equip. kit, full basement. AS
ARFAX REALTY. JE. 2-I45O. 80
Evening star., 1953-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FALLS CHURCH
RUSSELL ROAD

finest neighborhood Il
reached via this artery. Minutes tt
big shopping center. churches
schools and many bus lines. Choice
home presently being vacated By
consists Of long, wide living dining
rm. with ultra modern fireplace
well-planned kitchen. Rec. rm. ir
basement designed for entertaining
Maids quarters and bath. Just the
bedrm. sizes you dreamed about
Just the baths you wished for. Stor-
age space galore. Porches. VIEW:
Low price for immediate sale OF
S26,950 makes this a competitor OF
any similar value. See BY calling our
office, 90, ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

Beautiful 11a-Story Brick
On corner lot, with inclosed breeze
way and 2-car garage. First a.: liv.
rm. din rm., bedrm.. kitchen and
bath: End A.. 2 large bedrms.. bath
and plenty Of closets; basement
has firepl. and Law: storm windows.
awnings. Anchor fenced back yard
with flrepl. Custom-built home,
practically new. Priced at orig. cost.
WA T-S10Q 30
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HOUSE TOO SMALL?

Then here's a real opportunity tC
gorgeous. red brick. Colonial home
COMPLETE VENEER CONSTRUC.
TION. Large studio liv. rm. with
og-burning firepl.. banquet-size din
rm., powder rm. adjoining kit; !
good bedrms. and bath. Stairway
to attic. Bsmt. with built-in deep
freeze. Porch. Garage. This Is Q
best value on today's market al
S2O,950. Good terms. See 1t now
Inv calling IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

732 18th St. NV. NE. S-4IOO.
Days or Ewes, ia. 2-4O32.
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Cute BUNGALOW

On a trim corner lot. Attractive front
awning covered patio. Lstticed pic
ture window. A decorators delight
liv. rm. with flrepl.; new bride s
dream kit. 2 nice bedrmS.. tiled
bath, stairway to more bedroom
space presently foored ana InSu. lnSu.
$1,000 cash will handle. Must be
sold. You'll buy 1t when you see It,
Shown at your convenience. Phone
us now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1953-09-19
RAMBLERS
CHAS. B. YODER'S
RENT RFATERS

Four bedrms.. " baths, S17,GaS: in
Arlington County, with 81 ,:}4S cash.
Three -hedrm, ramblerS, Falls Church,
wall-to-vall carpeting; SI5.950.
Three -bedrm. brick ramberS, Arl-
ington, Sl5,q50 To see these Vlr-
Einia BEST BUYS. call MA. S-3Ol5,
NE. S234S, every day, Q It'll 9.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

2422 s. OAKLAND ST., Arlington
Open Sun, 2 to 6 pm. Semidet
brick home. years old; can go GI
Call PENNY" APOSTOLIDES, RE
1924 or RA. 5000. go
$I2,500-2-bedrm. home in the fast
growing town of Fairfax. Large liv
rm. with fireplace. separate din
rm., equip. kit, full basement. AS
sumo large 4ec loan, 1.500 down
ARFAX REALTY, JE. 2-145O 30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
VANDALISM

We stu near OF and ism ov Young men crash
no nr ATE nartes had group o NoIng
neope cannot gather in their private homes fof t
endowment without being posed upon bv inloes re-
haps would be good thrg N these nes 10 M ponce
protection. even tre sms est gatherings
However We feel that the teen-agers can % ORDERLY
and nat thew can be MADE 10 understand thai sgans'
n. law 10 crash in The homes OF Others The who
are continuing wold not like for others 10 brea"
in nd tear 40 their homes AND they shOl not nave an
desire al al 10 annoy others Therefore. every community
should pos> civ start out in me right 10 ofsei ronp
and Of melting Die
In he first place violent sno wild disorder not ~ God
nor it snv par OF His hiloren. Tor His creation
orderv and lovely oispie all or the seeming conf son ~
he universe snce all disorder onv false eoncen
order there something stil len OF tha Sho.ld 10
lone and me Young people h2Ie been confessed by
older people divided thinking one side belle
ng other side oeNing IN the sl,v
rats character the But il should he under
stood thai. that which is false false and perhaps he
een-ages need scientific guidance toward engaging
righer intelligence meas red By tue Principle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

Ry continuing 10. study.
praverfully. the feeble knees
We're made strong. and | was
able 10 not only walk up
and down stairs. but to run
and even skip steps, Just 10
prove all pain to be false be-
liefs, to be overcome with the
manifestation OF Soul.
And "a we are transform
ing our thinking by 1.-The re-
neWlng of yoni~ mind We
ind the healing power for
the nations il not in matter
and material things, but all
substance dwells in Soul.
Christian Science services
are also held At Christian
Science Churches on We'd
nesday evenings and at the
Shubert Theatre on Wednes.
days at IL o clock noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
By LUTHER WEBB

would have been at stake
probably as to whether we
would succumb to the slave
tactics of communism, or
proceed down decadent road
OF socialism.
If. as some Americans
contend that We have tray
eIled the road towardelimit-
ed socialism over the past
~ enty years. We would,
without defending democra-
cy on every front. including
Korea. been rushing along
that trail today.
To compare our nation
with Great Britain along
these lines is hardly posi-
bile. For the British may ~
in for a particular trend for
a while. on a gradual scale
but deliberate enough To
turn back before chaos com
pletely Overtakes them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
KOREANS ARMS PACT
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Win the signing Of the Korean Arms Pact one o. ,nS
i. ,hat the sons OF America will have 10 replace
s.h,,,g soldjers who will return home he troops VINO
- =, o. viii have 10 police South Korea
Many OF the young vino must go are sun ~ = q"
ai.,,,,hsd ~ en- though the shooting war IS oNe =
- aftermath OF the war will have 10 be cleaned up an"
"a song 10 take plenty OF strength courage lsnn nope
CHARITY and understanding for all OF ne Yong me" "
survive y.l.,.,f,
It'll good thing me mas sighed deelSl s'o'
oledorC resistance TO re-opening me war III horeS
- - Ararie. who will have 10 go over should nave
courage Because Of the knowledge tha' wnen > ~
eared 40 they viii not be compelled TO retlfn 70 Snoonp
,e,ner he held as prisoners OF war BY the enemy And
oat ~ pure thoughts Of helping others 10 tines ~
,,ohle our brave soldiers should ther thoughts
toward Our Father-AIother COD mai mos o. M
b.rdshins ~ IN, Korean az will De earer tnsn can
=. hunanlv expected And he coming winter y y ma y
easier for those viii have 10 over thAn vas 10"
those who through the nsrdsnip' on me o@ueneu
last "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
Publishers Mail

Mr.. Andrew r. Fruehauf
Hotel Statler
Detroit, Michigan
Dear MIR. Fruehauf:
II seems right to tell you
how much ! approved your
article in the Tribune Of
August lst on polio. The arr
ticle was appealing to any
one and every child could
understand il. The names Of
diseases, Scientists know, are
only letters; the word polio
scares everyone so much be-
cause of the great amount Of
so-called education about it..
Best wishes to you and the
Tribune.
Yours very truly,
A friend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15
WHAT THEY'RE 81 YANC

America on the other h,,.
one of the most prosre,.,'.
nations in the world. on.'
dedicated to a task. lea.
no stones upturned tow,,i
accomplishing the prim,,s
objective. That we have 4.
Tended democracy, on ev.,.
front, and promise to do !,
on others, make chance, a
any foreign ism infiIt,.,
ing, practically null and
void.
Although the truce (,
Korea al present appeap,
bit shaky, diligence. pstier..
and earnest and since.
prayer will help. we beIie,.
bring about more han ,
temporary peace our Ri,
weapons are good and wei
however. We feel that on
material potentials must h,
supported more strongly h,
our spiritual polenlisls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-15

Now. these words are always
uttered in an attitude of sweet.
ness and light and everybody
who says them al one time or
another really means than. II
is true. that people who de
serve praise should get il. and
il should not be given grudg
inslY.
However the failure 10 GIVE
praise where u Is nde does not
necessa IL show a lach Of app ~.
for the person vine has
turned IN .feglne pc loimapcr
Withholding pause Is man,
times 4 sofi Of leil-handrd con-
pltment for il recognizes the
performer as threat to his con
iemporares q threat ia thai he
ep resents competition
This has come To mind during
The past wees since the death Of
ne distinguished Senator from
OHIO Robert A Taft
II one were 10 believe the
comments from MS opposition
during his lifetime comments con-
his abilities. his caiecr nj. mo-.
ives, his beliefs and his tactics.