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= To cain and maintain physical weIbsng. including per-
feet vision Christian Science teaches that must seknowl
edge actually understand the truth Of the Bible declaration
in the chapter Of Genesis that God thing
that he had made and behold very good" In other
words need 10 discern clearly that the man OF
Gods creating expresses the divine perfection continually
God good and good alone Man forever MAIN
tanned Gods likeness Healing when awaken to
this fact when TO the truth that man IS
Gods Ikene-ovr real seIfhoodis always complete per-
feet whole every faculty and function Of his being
Sometimes tempted TO accept the false. material
Of things real But close study OF the heslnss OF the
Master Christ Jesus reveals clearly that IL he had accepted
all the sickness deformfy and suffering that seemed
others he could have performed his marvellous
works Speaking OF these works Mrs Eddy writes in her
book Unity Of Good" p ~: He turned the water into
vine he commanded winds, he healed the sick-a in
direct opposition human philosophy and soesIed natural
scenee He snnvled the laws Of matter showing them
be Of mind Of God He showed the need Of
changing this mind and IFS aborfive laws He demanded
change Of and evidence and effected this change
through the higher laws Of Cod"
You because the Master regarded perfect sight
dvney natural in accordance with Gods law that he
able TO heal blindness He Gods creation in its
completeness and perfection Christian Science
teaches that because sight really faculty of God divine
Mind be impaired lost through accident dis
age. So to be accepting limited view of
things. correct this by claiming consistently
heritage Of spiritual Inspiration purity and reeepvy
to good Our thought clarified strengthened brought into
true focus learn that map is not dependent the
physical senses for his true perception.
AS you keep thought in constant harmony with God you
find vision Such correction Of thought whatever
would limit dim obscure the spiritual Of things You
recognize that the law Of God already in operation right
where you The result is restoration Of harmony the
body, right adjustment, and perfect vision.
The true nature and Of all that God gives is
brought very beautifully by Mrs. Eddy in Science and
Health with Key the Scriptures" where she writes 1885,
Sight hearing all the spiritual OF eternal
They be lost Their reality and immortality in Spirit
and understanding in msiier,-henee their permsnence
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Some Political cleaning
CONTINUED from Back Page)
GOOD PAY FOR a DAY"

THAT'S good pay for anyone working Fridays only and
lust cleaning his pockets Sachs said Another emPloys
told he had Shaw in The cashiers sIiho
he chief cashier II anyone wants TO give $l7995
day III give him my clothing business"
Sachs said he doesn't get kick out Of firing anyone
IN daily diet" He pointed around his office and
said You've before Have you clean?
When walked in here before the election wouldn't even
keep pigs here
Reporters asked Sachs reaction 10 the statement Monday
by shaws political sponsor Matthew W. Bieszcza 10th ward
alderman and Democratic committeeman. that Sachs should
drop dead"
CALLS REMARKS BRILLIANT"
mr.. Bieszelst honorable man, said Sachs. u hope
With the type of language he uses he should be
governor Of The Maybe he be President His
remark really brilliant
Mayor Daley pondered short time when asked il he
thought Sachs actions good for morale OF the precinct
captains then said: No II isn't encouraging But you have
10 anaIyze his problems"
Daley said Sachs talked 10 him in generaes about hsv-
ina personnel problems and that Daley told him personnel
problems burden OF the elected official and he would
have 10 handle IT,.
The two employees ovsted last Friday Chief Clerk
Bernard Weaver and cashier. Stanley Nykie
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Sunlight From Guatemala

Continued from Back Page
slight shy who saved Guatemala from fate much worse
than these farmers could have imagined
No had he assumed the presidency than Castillo
Armas beesguered by groups The extreme
right OF whom had supported the Dictator
ship Of President Ubeo mporuned him 10 Join forces with
them He refused The ua-bersIs likewise sought his
port. He refused
u do like hardsheIled deooges" he is quoted as
saying like TO think of politics as neither right nor left
prefer TO think OF the march upward"
History already holds niche for this modest Guste-
raan the first Latin American leader in history 10 eject
communism from his native land by force. For this service
70 democracy The salute President Castillo
Arrss and wish him we'll he faces the tasks shesdSsn
Diego lcslf) Union
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"Faith-Cure"
From PROSE WORKS Other Than Science and Health
with Key 10 the Scripiures')
BY MARY BAKER EDDY

From prose WORKS Other Than Science and Health
with Key the Scriptures
BY MARY BAKER EDDY
pp. S455
1t is often asked Why faithcures sometimes
speedy than of the wrought through Christian
Scientists? Because faith is belief and understanding
and is easier to believe than understand spiritual
Truth. II demands less crossbearng self-renunciaon
and divine Science admit the claims of the corporal
and appeal to God for relief through humanized
conception of His power than to deny these claims and
learn the divine way-drnking Jesus cup, being bap-
tzed with his baptism gaining the end through persecu
ton and purity.
Millions believing in Cod good. without bear
ing the fruits of goodness having reached its Science
Belief is virtually blindness when il admits Truth with
out understanding it, Blind belief cannot say with the
apostle, IL know whom have believed" There danger
in this mental called belief for If Truth is admitted
but not understood mag he lost and may enter
through this channel of ignorant belief. The faith
has devout followers whose Christian practice
in advance of their theory.
The work of healing, in the Science of Mind is the
most sacred and salutary power which be welded
My Christian students, impressed with the of
the great work before them, this strait and
path. and work conscientiously.
Let fellow the example of Jesus the master Meta
physician, and gain sufficient knowledge of
strOy it with Truth Evil mastered by evils it can
only be with good This brings out the nothing
of evil and the eternal omethngness vndicate the
divine Principle, and improves the of Adam.
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An Awakening

Continued From Back Pagel
called. Mother COMPLETELY HEALED IN that ONE
TREATMENT She lived the age OF eighty robust health
on helped many others 10 hope and health in the she
had found them
After became student Of Christian
Science and for than forty years have had the Prv
leee Of proving the power OF God 10 heal.
One Of my inspiring experiences several years
ACC. HAD WORN GLASSES FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS and
day decided that the time had 10 get my freedom
questioned my motive TO If il pure desire TO all
things with spiritual diseernmen Just desire 10 get rid
OF the glasses because they nuisance For in the text
book Of Christian Science Science and Health with Key
The Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy writes p 326 Working
and praying with motives. your Father will the
way" clearly that must gain spiritual
OF oil things IL wished my vision clarified.
In thinking how should proceed decided TO check
my obedience Christian Scientist all that necessary
10 gain spirituality Although had studied the Christian
Science textbook for many years began the first line of It's
Preface which reads To those leaning The sustaining in
finite to-day big with blessings, and questioned myself as
slowly pondered each line through the book During
this study, pages which knew we'll became vmined with
light and in The 10y Of what being revealed 70
my glasses became Of small importance although still
them.
One afternoon went the movies and usual put
my lonsdssnee glasses blurred
Thinking that The glasses dirty, took them of and
cleaned them but still found could not the dis
tnetIy So decided 10 go home and put my glasses in
bag Upon arising from my my glance fell upon the
and 70 my sma1emen everything stood out as
clear crystal.
When got home opened textbook TO find that the
words smed leap from the page black and plain
tho letters. was healed
Thar five years ago. and have
glasses since that hour though read deal day
thread the finest needle and read the smallest print
in The New York telephone book
The commentary as follows:
Your experience brings out clearly. Mrs Verra that
healing Christian Science is the result Of persistent pure
desire 10 know better II through effort
Gods creation really spiritual perfect and complete
You friends Christian Science teaches that true
vision spiritual dseernmen' correct understanding OF
Cod though guest had been studying this religion
than forty she still needed TO reject specifically
The universal theory that eventually almost everyone will
have glasses But finally she realized that she needed
and could have vision through spiritual awakening
The turning point in her experience when she will
inq herself what she really wanted most OF awhsther
her motive was 10 God better she put u, lust
desire get rid Of the glasses because they we're NUS
snee This led her that her mead not Just physical
relief but 10 spiritvsymindcd more eonseov,
" the expression Of God, divine Mind.
Continued next column. TOP)
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Ted Williams -


Continued from Page u
You will recall perhaps. that Of the ten Ispsrs healed
by Jesus. ONLY ONE stranger. ssmsrifsn-seknowl.
edged the great blessing received from God His beloved
Son. The other ninspresvnsby Hebrsws-did senowl-
edge blessings received
The devil TY Cobb Of baseball because Of in
iesetvaI and spiritual dishonesty and ngrsfvds towards
God and God used Ty Cobb spiritual guinea pig
back in April 49, 30. 1871 The writer spending about an
hoUrll:oo 10 midnighi-on that Saturday nishi-snd
sorting that cobbs last place sshsvins only and
Continued next Column TOP
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the Arsenal Of Democracy In two World Wars and ..
usi Arsenal WELL thanks TO Gods independent eru.,d
Detroit Tribune.
Personally. think Detroit rates so much huhsr H.
New York. in Gods estimation that repea The TIGER, eo,
win the World Championship this very yesr they could
overcome the moral and spiritual weakness Of their owr
who continues be sucker for the devil in radio and ,
vision brosdeasns. ENABLING A BEER BREWER TO CON
TRIBUTE to ADULT AND JUVENILE DELINUENcY!u
So If the Tigers individually dare TO be law vr,o
themselves according TO Christ they work miracles,
know God has been working miracles for many years. os
erafion-for mel
With kind regards and best wishes, am
Sincerely and cordially yours
AFF:m Andrew r. Frvehsvf, c.S-
EncIs.
p ST. may not let Ted Williams have copy of the reeen,
Detroit Tribune whose first page published the mes
sage sent you, but God alone knows tsmiIes). did
Say hello TO Trout and vanPatriek for me.
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Faith Cure
Continued From Page y


MOVING PICTURES OF THE ILLUSIONS,
DELUSIONS, THE FALSE BELIEFS THEREIN!!l
Hence, Jesus fulfilled declaration: "THIS WORLD
SHALL PASS AWAY. 1t did for Hmi-before wit
nesses, in the Ascension.
His body being image. NOT PERSON. 3-dmen-
sonal mortal thought image IN and of, the total of
human CONSEQUENCES reduced to its native nothing
ness"!-Cod dictated to Mrs. Eddy the MYTHICAL
nature of the human mind and body!-the human con-
of world the temporal exchanged for the
na-that marvellous compound, complex, spiritual idea
of God, of which the material so-caed world is only
MYTHICAL mira ge-like counterfeit of the divine !!
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The Spiritual Nakedness Of Baseball
Owners and MANAGEMENT

accounts for the 1opsded pennsnt have! II
team like the New York Ysnks after years Of organization
and THE late Jacob Rvpper beer brewery dollars Of
the DEVIL has been able TO monopore dispropoonsfe
HAND-ths spirituality Of David, who knocked of coiahl
plus Christ JesUs"ihe Way, the Truth and the Life and
the Christ promised Comforter" Gods World Messiah!
The Scriptures say: "A false balance sbomnation
the Lord And Classic in Christian Science literature
the srtiee"cods Law Of fvnefionins night
and day OF every day of every year!
Which in this would mean that the wovdbs sIsyers
Of Gosih better lay of their veesihe false gods Of alcohol
and fobaeco!!l
CHARLEY DRESSER COULD HAVE WON THE WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP LAST YEAR lF he HADN'T BEEN THE
DEVILS SUCKER FOR THE FALSE GODS OF CIGARETTES
EASY MONEY! - coAsT-To-coAsT SPONSORSHIP
PROMOTING ADULT AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY!
You cannot Join Christian Science Church - Gods
chosen PeoPe!-if you either alcohol obaeeo!yov
unfit unworthy nslisibe You entirely welcome
definitely visitor. however.
The enclosures should be Of interest and profit know
you will be thrilled and intrigued the first page message
recently sent the Tigers.
The writer would like wish you happy and successful
season, and many more happy years in baseball.
am. with kind regards and best wishes,
Sincerely and cordially yours.
AFF:m Andrew r. Frvshsif, CS.---i-4
Enels.
Herewith. from our COLUMN OF "a MONTHS AGO
April ", 1854 mr.. FRED HUTCHINSON. THE MANAGER"
Detroit Tigers
Dear Mr.. Hutchinson:
III Joy TO the Tigers friends 10 see that they have had
their best week Of the season.
The enclosed copy Of letter TO Ted Williams shared
with you, should work the greatest good for The
number"
DETROIT IS A VERY WORTHY CITY. IN GODS SIGHT
Continued Next Column TOP
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ADMINISTRATIONS. JULY 2. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
3-PiEcE SWEATER SETS
M EASv-eARE MYloM

Soft, warm, non-irritating
for baby! Nylon knit sets
wash and dry fast, won't
shrink. Cap. long bottles,
sweater, with dainty en-
broidery trim on pastels.
Gift boxed!
Evening star., 1955-11-13
'GET-ACQUAINTED'
PARTY TO-DAY

Al aGet-Acquainted" party
will be given by the Board
of the Chevy Chase Junior
Woman's Club for IS pros-
pective new members at 3
o'clock this afternoon st
Battery Park Club. Glen
brook road, Bethesda.
Mrs. william Fahr Is IN
charge OF the party, assisted
by MRS. Bernard Bang, MRS.
Stanley Belts. Mrs. Herbert
Haller, Mrs. Jackson Heck
ert. Mrs. Frank Maddox.
Mrs. Brooke Farren, Mrs.
Dewitt Slay. Mrs. William
Strauss and Mrs. Paul
Ragaia.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
CLUB
CALENDAR
Continued From Page Dis

ine. chairman Of the National Defense
Committees, and Mrs. Hall H. Harden
Woodiawn Plantation; speaker, Dr.
James D. Atkinson. chairman. Pc
hticai Science Committee, oeoreetoNni
pi9triss nasslaiss; iDsss;ushtsrs Il me American
Revclztisa = Today. gsnw w,Ii,sH, msss
speaker. y. lus Miss Miss Mabel 1. WtnsloN. state
chairman Of Approved schools COM
mittee. Approved Schools, Icmor-
row. 2 p.m.s Army and navy Chapss.,
y Bishcp. State Chairman 81 Araeri-
bring Christnas presents for children
Of DAR-apprpged SCHOOLS ana y 10
Cart. Molly Pitcher Chapter, chapter
house: speaker, Miss MAbel- Wins.
low. State chairman Of AppEcvea
sshoo!s q cgTRittsss aR sssbooI esns TooHroE nGap T.
hsias PM, pesorsE Knapp chaplss1T,, 4,
with Mrs. Frank l.. Purse. 5l0l
Cathedral avenue NV. Tonnosrow,
pm. Kathsrine Der MonssenssTs Spssss. eisi isPi
spsrtins rcad NV; speaEsr; Mrs.
State State Museum Committed, CHAPTER
house; Egssker. NJ. sissMnses Ms 4 VA "a
storms Paintinss.' Tuesdays p-m:.
Capitol ChapteT with Mrs. y. Edgar
Robinson. 8e0b Laurel street N.W;:
sEsss PEssssesh sh.ismsn M5s snSs Ss.ionai pstsns:
tuition Chapter and Independence Bel
Chapter, Joint meeting, chapter houses
spssssr yOT, 81 EEs.nIs EsTl AsaaS cSap.ss 4sS
MS. PAU 4. Walker: !. 4SQl M1. EH5syy Hsny,
IS BeIbes: snrisstianaty'sw wiansaasas Eslss1Sn.
sn.R saso e D.ns. 3 Marcia Burns chapter,
charter day reception, chapter nonse.
ton chapter. meets n National q DAB 4,
sssSsmslly ssST n Nstsonai SDoR Id BAR muse museum q
follow meeting ThNTsdey, PM,
Ann hin Chapter. with Mrs. Leah
Scot sa Ms 49, hsnSg N senn 45rsdas ssGss
SPIN, Columbia Chapter, meeting anc
reception, chapter house Efideys "
a-n.,, CHAPTER Hogse Eorp; nge.n \,
spn.sr seaps.sr Hoss soSss' corr laas Chapter house
Friday, ii am. State Htstnrssias
/ pm, Capt. Joseph Magrnder CHAP
pshs9a nr. sna sis 5ssss asaross nssn daTs ars
Richards. .sobserYing the Inllnenc!
81 the Church on American 1dea,s;
~ HoteL Si60 Massachusetts ave.
nue NV; motion pictures 70 follow
Friday. 3 Pm. etate-Approyed hen9oa
Committee and state CcnsefyhtlcL
house. Saturday, 1880 p.Izls petoma,
Chapter, luncheon meetire. enepssl
house. Saturday. 1850 pm. Hayal
franklin CHAPTER. luncheon meeting
street stree NV. Saturday, PM; Key
Stone Chapter. with MEg. 0sQLk
Chevy Chase. epsAkeEA -
Jiinior xnerItnn Gltlxenss COMMITTEES
ehS cESirmnn @ II Btadsnt Loan. ana schoi
nYShip COMMITTEES. 6AturaeH. R,Ea s!la
Al ThoTnuscra, 85I Longfeliow street
AgltnFton: spenk6f9s Mrs. James
Burns. Ihe Role of the Church ~
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Volunteers Needed

A call for contributioEls q
being made by the Lloyd Keller
Chapter Of Deborah either 10
the form Of rummage dona-
tions sor assistance to help
maintain the groups rummage
store, now in operation at 1913
Seventh street NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Cool coloune

You can keep your cologne
In the refrigerator. too. but an
even simpler solution has been
thought up by smart packagers
cologne In Aerosol contain-
ers. Your spray Of fragrance
is certain to be cool and re-
freshing.
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CONTINUED from Page 26)

that meets the needs of their
souls. He made his platform that
both Reform and Orthodox have
common task of winning the
non-religious groups to the spirit
ual call of religion.
(S) In Great Britain there are
two constituent organizations af-
filiated with the World Union.
fourteen congregations in the AS
ISOLATION of SYnagogues in Great
Britain. and seventeen in the
Union of Liberal and Progressive
SYnagogues. The latter group was
organized by the late DR.. Israel
Mattack of London. whose pass
ing last year was memorialized by
a special service at the Paris
meeting of the World Union. In
his memory a fund has been
started in Great Britain to carry
out a project he had conceived
for the training of young men for
the Ministry of the British liberal
congregations. Toward this end
the Union recently appointed DR..
Abram Spiro as director of Jew
ish Studies. DR.. Spiro is an Amer
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Center of the Peach Belt"

held in addition to its regular
activities number of week end
conferences.
The Ministers of the Union
have prepared new Children's
Prayer Book and have revised the
Home Service Prayer Book, and
they are now planning basic
course on Judaism and Jewish
history for private study. The
British have the same problem to
be found in every other country
OF finding sufficient teachers for.
their Religious Schools.
(6) The work of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
Central Conference of American
Rabbits. National Federation of
T smple Sisterhoods. National
Federation of Temple Brother
hoods. and the National Fedora
ton of Temple Youth. the five
American organizations affiliated
with the World Union. is too well
known to bear repetition in this
report. except to note that the
American groups through til cir
SOB congregations have been the
backbone of the World Union in
manpower and in financial assist
ance. The five American groups
comprise the vast majority of Re-
form Jews of the world. so that
American Reform and World
Union are almost synonymous. In
the United States the terms lii
beral." Progressive" and Re
FORM" are used INTERCHANGEABLE.
DR.. Maurice Eisendrath pointed
out the new emphasis in Ameri-
can JewrY has been in the field
of Adult Education.
CD In France the Liberal Syna-
gogue of Paris has grown to the
extent that another Reform Tenn
pie is being considered. The con-
gregation that acted as host to
the World Union convention is
headed by Rabbi Zaoui. 1t now
has about 800 members. In l945
at the end of World War II there
were twelve remaining in Paris.
The increase is due to returning
families, plus a growing aware
ness by French Jewry of Progress
sive Judaism. Since Sunday is a
vacation day in Paris, and nc
public schools hold sessions on
Thursday, children attend reli-
CONTINUED on Page 2S)
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MACON, GEORGIA
Macon Rob Dbl Reports
On World Conference

lean Jewish scholar. who has had
d distinguished academic career.
he was a chaplain in the United
STATES army and his researches
nave been published in the Pro
ceedings of the American Acad-
envy for Jewish Research" He is
responsible for helping in the
training of Liberal Jewish Min
lsters and directing high educa-
tional work for the Union. Pro-
gressive Jewish groups are in
existence at the Universities of
Oxford and Cambridge. and Cam
bridge particularly has benefited
from DR.. Spiro's residence there.
A social issues committee, COM
prlsing the Ministers of the
Union, and several distinguished
lay leaders. has been formed to
exert its influence as effectively
as practicable on such important
issues of Jewish, national. or in
ternational concern, as call for the
moral judgment or guidance of
Judaism in general and Liberal
Judaism in particular.
The Union also has set up a
special committee under the
Craftsmanship of Sir Basil Henri
CUES TO inquire into the aims
which should guide the youth
groups of constituent sYnagogues.
The Federation of Liberal n d
Progressive Youth Groups has
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-29
Rainier Beach

Lake Washington view 8 We 7
old cozy Cape Cod. Large living
room. hardwood floors bedrooms
with pine-paneled recreation or
third bedroom, roony kitchen tile
and large eating space. utility room
with one full wall of cabinets. All
this on one level Auto, oil forced
hot air heat to every room De-
tached oversized garage has stor-
age space for extras Level fenced
lot. One block to bus and 2 blocks
to school House has recently been
painted inside and out Owners
work takes him to Tacoma SIP $50.
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q FRIDAY February IL

3pm TO 10 p m.-Registration in
Kaika lobby
p.m.-Basketball drawing in
Kaikan
pm to 1920 p m -Basketb III
tournament in Kaikan and Junior
high school gym
7 pm to 10 p m Monte service
in Hondo NV Young Adult meet
ing in Buddhist Church parlor
7 pm. to am Bowling tour
ney at Lincoln Lanes Yakima
1870 p m. to IL midnight-Cet
acquainted social in Kaikan
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-01-29
FACE FOUR
Larger Evacuation Claimants Group
Seeks $4,000 As Start For Lobbying

machinery is permitted to take its
own course.
A bill has been introduced before
Congress to enable settlement of
these large claims as quickly as pos
sible
The National JACL, working as
backbone of the new evacuation
claims committee, has retained Mike
Masaoka as it's representative to
lobby for passage of this bill in
Washington.
Inagaki's job it was said is to
meet the large claimants in North
ern California to raise the necessary
$4,000 for legislative work in the
nations capital.
WILLINGNESS SHOWN
Some of the top claimants have
already expressed willingness to go
along with the National JACL in
the current movement, Mas Satow
director, explained.
Haruo Ishimaru, besides his work
as JACL regional director, has been
active in contracting some of the
large claimants in the Bay Area for
some time in the past.
SMALL CLAIMS
Small claims Cbelow $2500) total
ling $25, 900 900 have been paid to
21,000 evacuee claimants by the
Federal government Many Nisei
and Caucasian lawyers who did the
paper work" for evacuee claimants
are believed to have profited by this
windfall receiving 8 to 10 per cent
of the final checks received from
the Federal government. The Ma
tional JACL received $50 900 for its
endowment fund by voluntary con-
tributions from these small claim
ants