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ATS. FURNlshED--MD.

1-BEDRAS, APT, $50 TO $a0----Pvt.
Cony transp. JU. 9-7347. ---le
LANGLEY PARK - 3 rfns., bath,
utils. furn. All pvt. entrance: &7b
mo: cal after 5 pm. HE; A.
cfanffEgium cfanffEgium TERRACE APgs.--Iss.
breakfast bar. Indirect lighting
S145 mo. incl. uttls. see mgr, 623
sheridan 1T. ~. S-s726. HA, q
i AM aND ! BEDROOMS. modern a.
tractive furniture. SS1 so. up. in
Guiding all utilItiee. For brochure
5-s0Ql 8. r. q o. INC Rental
SILVER sPRINGLiv. rru.. bedrm..
kit., din. bath: utilz. incl; $9ss.5.00;
coupiei refs; no pets. 20. 3-eSS9.
CORAL HHLLs-1 bedrn.. liy, Tm.,
dinette. kit. bath 500 including
TakcMz satllssiss saRk i2 s.si ssedrm apt WIN
furn.; couDis only. ~. 7-S02s,.
CAPITOL HErGHrs - bedroom.
living room with hrepice. kitchen;
private bath. privaN entfance. *1b
) ON. q saturday and sunday,
TAKOMA PARK. nr. waiter Reed
Nicely furn.. 2-bedrm. apt; I BLK:
CHEyY III ~ cH8sE--Tiv. rni.. 2i bsdrms
dinette-k Kitchen; pvt. bath mr..
country clubs and NIB, OIL n
cakvy CHASE, bgs 4. door gsSsS-
OL. 2-e67I. 1909 Conn. ave;
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APIS. FuRNIshEp-VA.

THAT WARM CozY Art. with COM
Edgewood; between IT. Myer and
Buckingham: reas. rent.
AREA bedrms., liY. rm.,
dinette. bath, kit; cenv, 70 bus,
stores. Adults; S10o. IA. 2-436S.
ARLINGToN--Attrac., eompl. inrn.
/ bedroom. cony. to Pent. and
Navy Annex; / blk. to bus. IDEAL
FOR 2 GIRLS: S97 so incl, utils.
SlLLS REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000
abingdon LIN Larss STU stgdi9 ,,s apt:
entrance, tile bath; everything furn.
Men only; S75, OF. 4-S442. liz
ATTRACTIVELY furnished and new
" redeeorated, bedrooms. near
Pentagon. Navy Annex, stores. bus.
Ideal for service couple or several
Government employees. Call ia s.
1850 bstgsen g and 2 p;m;vr;s,llo pm; ,l 0
liv. rm.. dinette. kit... bath. brick
bldg. Newly dec. and furn.: adults
only. SOS. incl. utils. so. 6-699S.
ARL., N.--Lge. bedrm.. 3 closets, liy.
rm., din, kit. bath, idry.; apt. bldg.
Nr. bus. shops; Ss4. KE. s-4sl5.
ARAS.--NeWky ueC. = DeQTmS., Nv. Inl.s
din. rm.. kit. modern apt bldg.
Near Heeht's. ConV. p. c. and Va.
buses. Suit. 3 or 4. RA. 3-03l4.
ALEx.--charm. a-bedrm. apt: liv.
rm and din. rm. wIfirep1,, Rll-elec,
kit; tile b.. auto. washer, drier:
shoo excel. transp. TIE. 6-6Ssg.
N ARL.-l bedrm;; nicely turp,,
store: ofi-street parking, Laundry
taeils.: 500 per mo-, incl ntils.
See Mr.. ConEoy. manager on
premises. SIS N. Thoraas ST.. IA.
ARIiSGToN tnear columbia pike 3
and Glebe I'd. - I-hedrm. apt;
$50. all ptiis. furn. KE- S-63S3.
$3.50 nth ST. N. ARL.-3 rms. kit.
and bath; bsmt. apt, pvt. entr.; /;
close to shopping center, bus; SIS
per mo-. incl. all utils. Pets or
NORTH ARL.--smail apt. quiet EN-
ployed cple., conv. shop. and trans
portatiori. KE. S-6721. --l4
ARL. --BedrTn.. liy, rm.. kit. bath;
utils. and TV. cail after $50 pm.
ALEXANDRIA - Eficiency ana 4
bedroom apartments iAnitor serv-
ice: laundry privileges. downtown
location: all utilities $75 to $92. 80.
Cali TIE 6-667o. between 10 am.
and n n m
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APTs. FURN.-D. c. tcoal.l

ND. AVE. N.E.--Efae. and 3-rm. apt
Excel. loc., transp. at door: S45-I
$40. utils. Ii. 4-1100.
3I6 18th ST. N.E.-Liy. rm., bedrm.
kit. bath $75, incl utils. OIL. g.
e5ii 18th ST. N.W.-Nlce, clean e.
I'm; apt; Frigidaire. stove; next
bath. Children welcome. co. 5-b14 IS.
1877 18th ST. N.w.-Loyely apt. lir.
Tm.. ssdrE1 TssSa aln. irE sssa kisas Ssth. Ia
Il41 18th ST. N.w.--Neyiy dec. apt.
Reas. HU. 3-973l, IA. s-53is.
18Th AND q SITS. N.w.-wiIl sive
comfortable 2-bedrm. apt. TO per-
SE. sSn SnE snsn 70 buy 1ss H rqTnisn ss
for S70e cash. Excellent condition.
Convenient downtown location
PRkR R isoIAs RoAb. NR. 18th N,w.nAt-
tract. 6-rm. apt... excel. location: !
Sos. includ. utils. EN-. 1854.
ANAcosTIA AREA rms. kitchen
and bath: uttls. furnisheds $40
e4So iash ST. N.W.-Niceiy filrn.
apis. in several sizes: from ! rm..
dress closet and bath, equip. for
l.hks at $67.50 to. 3 big rms;,I
ss M sIsS mo, s'u utiiisiss f4' inc nslussd, Ssf
1sSsss sss sFasfheoaTS PXRR SD. nv. vs several
sizes; / room. big dress. clos, kit.,
dinette and bath. $40 mo-: rms.
kit. and bath, S75, $50 and $50
ssk VI rn sna az Ssdrms ms k1 Al anS ins,5s,s ns5
lasi asli'is; fank sfs sD 5aRii%Sr aR%sIc.ly iarn
ants. in 2 sizes: lge. rm., kit.,
dinette, dress. clos. and bath,
S72 so; Q bis rms. kit. dinette,
dress clos: and bath, sos: gttli-
isss sss iPSs1ssSS sTl sSS.w-s dry ssns. tn rms.
Cow. several cariines and dntn.
$3.50 vk Another $40. Hu, 81
c;otaNaREss ;ta HTS. AREA-Ayaiisple
now, attractively turn. and n
bedTm. apts.; reas rent. 10; p
DguhPsoSNr CIRCLE AREA = Nicely
furn.. Perm. apt: fine neighbor-
hood; S65 incl utils. LO, 4-657g.
5lO9 CONN, AyE.--Newly deco
rated bachelor studio apt, private
bath, refsr.. uttls-; $50 mo, ,Wo.I
SY0s COM. AVE. N.w--NswIy dec
GRATED liy. rm.. bearm., kitchen
semibath, utii.; s1l0 mo. wo. g.
TWO ROOMS, pvt. bath: s5l, rs mo.
/ or 9 ladies only. 1888 Newton
st. NV. NO. 1887 --l4
2 RMS. kit. bath. Hawaii ave. ne.
ldry. facils.. close transp.. DI. =
1895. 9-b; IA. 9-6297 eyes. 10
b02l n ST. S.E.-Nr. Coral Hills,
Newly dec 3 rms. and bath. Reas,
2720 o ST. S.E.---Loveiy farm. apt, +,
nieeiy furn.. adults. Also several
3-rm, apis. good neighborhood.
wILLouGHBY REAL ESTATE CO..
loo gas ssta sT. Sc, OF Pa. e ave-
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath: utils.
mel; S65. Det. home. LU. 2-7SsS.
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PIX
Clean. nicely furn.; for Q or 8:
S25 "a. NO 7-b1{i3. 10
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RooMs. HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE - The best in
housekeeping rooms. immed. accept
ance at $50 mo. l416 goth st. NV.
--l2
e1a7 r N.w.--Refgr.. grill. sink.
clock radio. TV, African mattress.
$7-SI4 wk. Elk. 3-6633.
i4th sT. NV, 1906, near shopping
and transportation: reas. rent. RA.
8-3695 -14
1919 G ST. Sci or Q rooms: IS
for rna., or 2 lge. rms, Sl5: ey-
erything furn. incl. utiis. Ii o.
7405. -l0
iTi0 r ST, N.W.--"The churchill"; 4;
large rm. with electric retgr. and
grill, running water. $40 wk. lib
1914 18TH ST. N.W.--Large clean
room with kitchenette, refgr., stove
and sink; S12 weekly. Ill
COLORED-ROOM with kitchenette,
$40 wk. 2413 18th st. NV, at Co.
lumhia I'd. Hu. 3-S94i, RA. S-g2I7
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41ol HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line, 1 bus
fare: convenient 70 shopping een-
ter and theater; excellent bus
facilities.
Nicely furn. apt, consisting OF re-
ception hall hv. rm., dinette. 2
bedrms,, kit. and bath: $l24.20.
incl. utilities.
Plenty Of parking; lovely grounds,
Apply in person, WA. 7-6200, -14
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APIS. UNFURNIsHeD--vA.

ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at
Frederick st., Magnolia Gardens
Avail. now. beautiful and spacious
large bedrooms, latest In kitchen
equipment. parauet doors, Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures; uttls. furn..
S96 q mo: one bedroom, So 30.
For information. cali ia! S-3O1O.
ARE. NJ bedrms., walking dis
tanca ArI. Hall, l block Hechts
store; ldry, factlS ana on-street
parking; S95 per mo-, all utiiE, incl.
See MR.. CONROY on premises, b2s
N. Thomas st. Call IA. b-5626.
ARL.-New de luxe 5-room duplexs
3. blks. Arl. courthouse. wilson |
closets and storage space: 1915 N.
Veitch ST. Apply next door or phone
ia. S-S907: rents. Sll0 and Sdlb
per mo. 10
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, ada
cent TO shop. center and schools.
Lovely lawn, trees and flowers;
minutes to downtown. 3 minutes
to Pentagon.. 5 huslines at YOUR
once service. Laundry and storage
in your building. New refrigerators
with freezer tops. 2 and 3 expos
ures. and 2 bedrooms; from $75;
convenient for Army. Navy ana
Air. Force personnel Mt: Vernon
and Russell rd.. Alex. TE. 6-44OO
list FLOOR APT. in nice brick home.
/ bedroom, recreation room, n
baths. Ov. 3-1220. -i5
ARLINGTON weeks free rent IL
you move right into this. 1-eedrn.
apt: S69.50 mo-: conv. located to
busiines and shopping. Only 10
min. TO PentaTon, Call IA: 2-1661.
Ill
2 bedrms.. newly
decor: 1 blk. to bus: cony. to Pen.
tagon. excel. storage: pets allowed;
ATTRAC.. 1-BEDRM. APT. in psv
ana and tile bath. Parking. ccnv. to
stores, churches. Inquire MANAGER.
1000 S. 4th ST.. Apt. No. 8. "a.
ARI'. ilJog5 gs5.--lse. e-bedrm. garden apt,
above lge. bsmt. with AUTO. ldIys;
covers everything. incl. services OF
res. manager. )anitor and owner
Of this coop. apt. ia. 7-739l;
BRIDE AND GRooM.-Modeern
bldg. Close in. Near Memorial, Key
wooded area. bus. shopping. S79 so.
ia. S-l133. Id
ARL.-Modern eficiency and l-bed-
rm apt. Close to NV, Washington
and Pentagon, bus and shopping.
S52 so and S79 so. Out wilson
blvd. LETT on OAK st TO 1900 lStn
1-bdrm. apt, In apt.
bldg; conv. to stores and transp.: 3
min. to Pent,, nr. Ft. Myer, Navy
Annex, Ari. Hall. Adults only. EN-.
3-567S. days: EN-. 3-9O2S, ewes.
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2100 CONN. AVE.
HOTEL APARTMENT

Modern s-story apartment
building; 24.hour SWITCH
board service. Roof garden
and coffee shop. Attraetively
furnished efficiency apart
flents on monthly or yearly
lease.
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COLORED--4OiD HAYES sT. NE.
---Liv. rni.. bedrm., dtnette. kit..
and bath; tenants pay utils.
scHEUcH. NC. ST. 3-b443.
coLoRED - 1859 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. s. E.--2-bedrm. duplex; ten
ants pay utils. scHEucH. INC, ST.
CSoIooRiE;D---s RMS. bath. porch, all
outside rms, $50. l04O 9th st. ne.
MA. s-4t33Q or EN-. 2-bS42. lis
COEORED--2 ROOMS, Kit. and
mo. Heat and hot water turn. pE.
coT1SShafkD-BEAuTIFuL i1Sa In rm., Kit.
bath call RA. S-22sS or pE.
coIoRED--1say oISobRRiEiD1say KENYON sT. NV.
$50. In;i sas. ss'no EaSt not Incl. III. s-ssS4.
CoLoRED-CHAPN ST. NV, iS47
sad bee ssdr NM ~. ~ antoT & 1;; 81 aDa nfemises nas
Or cal BOSS q PHELPS. INC,
oSSHHoREiSo9sos SH sEEgsogo D ST. N.w.-TiSst-
foor front apt. and flrst.fioor rear
apt, Heat. hot water, gas and elec.
turn. Very cheap rent. RA. 6-llol, /,
COSEOkED.@SfoS a4th sT, SEE
rms, din. kit, bath; $50 mo, Key
Apt A-31o7, Inspect or call CO.
cSIoRED--I4i4 i4th ST. NV
3rd o.; 4 mod. rms. pvt. bath;
$st .sQ; alTnoss nsyy Dixie REAL
CONVERTING 10 COLoRND
2T14 26th ST. NE.--Dupiex eptn.
with rms din. kit, and bath.
$3.50 mo. Inspect eg call CO.
b-622x.
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NEAR NH

Near Naval Hospital, 8 rooms, q
baths, Eas heat Just redeecratedI
thrcushout; Sl7b per month.
PHoNr Mr.. BARROW d
de. 2-3600 Ewes, OIL. 4-ooe4
RANDALL H. HAdNER q CO.. NC.
III
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

COIaRED--S NEW YORK AVE
N.E.--Laree rm with home privt-I
IeEes; newly decorated. AID. p
6649. -lO
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE,

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Attrse RS vsss ssa1 1ss ss se Gsaiosrss arss. s
sep. kit. -dinettet modern bath.
SS4. 80, EN-. 2-S411
COLORED--I3IS 18th sT. NV,
Apt. Al rlm. with cooking faeil-
tiles; share bath: $37 80 mo. Heat,
hot water elec. furn. Inspect OF
COLoRED1NR. 81 End AND r Me-
9 rms. kit, semipvt. bath for lady:
Sb6 mo-, ntils. incl. NO. 7-6525,
coLoRED--a Rms, see Mr.. VIM
Turner, Mer.. bafnt. apt. 1909 r
st. NV DIXIE REALTY CO.,
conoikE1. 1Ssoii t1li iNicE L 'HoosMsE. e-rm. sp.,,
eple or seie. no children: mr.. r;
Capitol and Pa. ave. BE-, ref; call
wkdays. after Q, Ii 3-175S.
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New available-One- bedroom apart
mefit with modern equipment, in
duplex and S-family buildings.
Also completely furnished apart
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PLEASANT HILLS
ss'Wfs. ssr.sSSs Hssais Ia. syii NJ. and

An in-town development that offers
the 'away-from-town" atmos.
having lovely, well-kept grounds:
vet: within . one-busfaTe location.
All buildinss are modern in desfgn;
each apt with large picture win
dows; storage and laundry facilities
provided.
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ROOMS WITH soARD

EXCELLENT Fo0D, 2 days. Tvi
seniipvt. bath: dble;. SCI. rms. run.
LOVELY HOME for mother and
child: best care; reasonable. AD.
clue MASON, 1925 N. Hamp. ave.
n.w.-Residential club. Singles and
others S16.50 yk. and up. Incl.
ices. NO. T-6770, CO. 5-9349.
N.W.-PRTvATE HOME. front room,
2 meals days. for young man.
CoIUMBia IMSTO RID. NV. 1901, at
Conn. aye.--Nice sgl. or dbl. rm.,
young people. CO. s5-24a3. 13s
140l 18th ST. N.W.--fdeal residence
for business people students: Sc
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ARL.--New de luxe 5-room duplexs
3 blks. Arl. Courthouse, Wilson
blvd. and near Ft. Myer; ample
closets and storage space: 1915 N.
Veitch ST. Apply next door or phone
IA. S-S907. rents. S1l0 and Sllb
TSaF mn --l0
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SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
H. I. Rust Co, Ma. 8-810O
=
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= Washington. D. c.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1885
Evening star., 1955-05-11
Vandalism Laid
To ; Brothers

Three brothers., 8 and 9
years old-were charged yester-
day with breaking more than
100 windows at the District
Health School, Thirteenth and
Allison streets NV.
In two raids on the school,
police said, rocks were thrown
through the windows. along with
paint cans that splashed paint
on inside walls. The latter van
dalism occurred on the week end
of April 80.
The final raid was carried out
Monday night.
First arrested by Pvt. Russell
Page of No. 10 precinct Monday
night, following report of window
smashing at the health school,
the boys, who are colored, were
arrested again yesterday by
Sergt. Vernon Culpepper Of
No. 10.
Additional information on the
earlier vandalism sent the Sec
ond officer for them.
The boys admitted the attacks
on the school. police said. They
also are accused of breaking
about 35 window paneS in the
Burdick School, also at Thir-
teenth and Allison streets.
The two older boys are now
on probation, police said. They
told the officers two older broth
ers are in Blue Plains as delin-
quents. The 9-year-old told po-
lice he will be head of the
Evening star., 1955-05-11
.Searchers Find
Workers. Body

NEW YORK. May II R.-
Searchers finally uncovered the
body Of a missing worker in
wreckage~of New York's pro-
jected Coliseum early today,
then knelt as a priest admin
istered last rites.
Tears streamed from the eyes
of some workmen, close friends
of the victim, Joseph lombard,
SIS, a cement worker. Four
relatives, including a son-in-law.
stood by sobbing.
Otherwise, a cathedral-like
hush marked the solemn cere-
mony in the deep recesses Of the
debris-filled site on Columbus
Circle, in the heart of Manhat-
tan.
Since late Monday, when a
construction collapse of fresh
concrete and steel framework
sent So workers hurtling down.
ward from the first floor level,
round-the-clock crews had dug
for Mr.. Lombardi's body. The
other 81 men escaped with their
lives.
Finally, early today, men with
big air hammers cracked through
a giant concrete slab and found
the body, which had been under
IS feet of crumpled steel, con-
crete and planking.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
FRINGE LOT PLAN APPROVED

sorties over the Red China coast
al area in April.
Total casualties on the main
land were two dead and seven
wounded, the agency said.
Nationalist warships and ar
tillery fired a total of $50 shells
from Quemoy on Communist
held islands and Annoy, the re-
port added. It claimed one FAT
was damaged by Red antiair-
craft fire on May S. but escaped
with its tail aflame.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

Model for model, all low-price cars are
priced about the same. The important thing
is that the Plymouth price includes such items as
electric windshield wi pers, an oil bath air
cleaner, resistor.type spark plugs, and high
output generator; items you have to pay extra
for on the other cars. It's fact: Plymouth gives
you more car per dollar. (And don't be fooled
by the claims of so-called medium-price cars that
they cost little as Plymouth; add total prices
you'll see the difference quickly.)
Evening star., 1955-05-11

gang" until the older boys get
out Of Blue Plains.
The three arrested yesterday
were released in custody of their
mother.
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NutionuIists List
11,028 April Sorties

HONG KONG, May II (P.-
The Communist New China News
Agency reported today that the
Chinese Nationalists flew 11.O28
Evening star., 1955-05-11

Prices of the big, beautiful Plymouth are
surprisingly low! AT Plymouth's low prices
you get car that's not only larger and roomier
than all the other cars in Plymouth's field, but
actually bigger than some cars costing many
hundreds of dollars more! In its field, only
Plymouth gives you the smooth, steady ride only
a truly big car can give. And when it comes to
endurance, Plymouth leads them all! That's why
there are more Plymouths used as taxicabs than
all other cars combined!
Evening star., 1955-05-11

When you compare VALUE, Plymouth is
like the high.price cars in everything but
the price tag! It's the only lowprice car this
year with allnew, Forward-Look styling. (That
means there'll be good demand for this model
when trade-in time comes.) In powerplants,
Plymouth offers the thriftiest, smoothest six, and
the most powerful standard va in the lowest
price field. Inside, it's the roomiest, most com.
Portable car of "all g." and has the greatest
visibility of any low-price car.
Evening star., 1955-05-11


of n field sales
recordreg This
your dealer today, you'll why the suing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

BILLY GRAHAM, famous
evangelist, 10 now touring
Europe. His most recent
book 10 'sPeace With Cod
DIR. CHASE, professor Of
English Literature M Smith
College, wrote ssThe Bible
And The Common Reader. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

FoR pure poetic beauty would retain
the 9lst Psalm. For inspiration would
keep the 23rd Psalm. For instruction in
ethics would hold to the Sermon on
The Mount. For a comprehensive defini-
ton of Christian love l would retain
Corinthians l:l3. For dissertation on
Christian manners would choose
Romans IL. But for the timeless. beauti-
full, Transforming story of redemption, if
all the rest of the Bible were destroyed I
would retain John l:9, 10, ii and IL.
quoted above.
realize that there are many other
passages which briefly outline the plan of
Salvation. such as John 3:l4-18. But this
one. to me. seems to cover the whole
range of basic theological truth. 1t sug-
gests Christ pre-existence in the words.
The world was made by him." The
words, The world knew him not" refer
concisely to his rejection, his crucifixion,
and his death. But as many as received
him." connotes the free moral agency Of
man. ITO them gave he power, !" refers to
His resurrection and his oninipotence.
The phrase. that believe on his name. i"
suggests the power Of a living, vital. tn
umphant faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

RABBI sCHACHTEL, Of the
Congregation Beth Israel, Of
Houston, wrote fhebook, s'The
Real Enjoyment OF Living
DIR. NIEBUHR, who teaches
nj Union Theological Semi-
mary, i'm New York, also edits
ssChristianity And Crisis. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

1 TAKE it that the purpose is to find
passage of Scripture which will contain
as much as possible of the whole message
of the Bible.
have chosen this particular passage
because il combines the high point Of the
Christian ethic, which is forgiving love.
with reference to the whole basis OF the
ethic, which is the historical revelation in
Christ.
We are asked to forgive one another.
The charity of forgiveness is. however.
not possible as a duty. It is only possible
in terms Of the knowledge that we are
ourselves sinners. and that we have been
forgiven.
It, therefore. combines the Christian
Gospel with the Christian ethic in sue
cinct form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

We LIVE in a period when men easily
lose faith in themselves and in one
another. Communism belittles the human
being and makes of him cog in the
wheel, creature of the state.
In our own society it is easy for the
individual to become so overwhelmed by
the pursuit of material goals that he loses
faith in his spiritual identity and becomes
a frustrated. anxious. unhappy person.
So much Of our contemporary literature
denigrates the human being and calls
him, as Eugene O'Neill did in his play.
The Ice Man Conneth. !" rotten ma
nure.'
That is why Psalm 8. with its thrilling
vision of man as being but little lower
than the angels, Lifts up my thoughts
concerning myself and inbues me with
the urgency to make myself a worthy
child Of God. / am higher than the ami
mai kingdom; am soul: | am kin to.
the angels: | am a man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

s'Tbat scas the true Light
sCIsich lighteth epery mann
tls0t cOnseth into the scOrid.
He scas ir the scOrId, and the
scOrld sras made By him, and
the scOsld RsnesC him not. Bat
as many AZ received him, TO
fIsens gore he the pOsger to
become the sons Of God, epen
to thews that believe on his
ranse.''
- John 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

"WhitIser shall I 60 from
thy spirit? or sUhitIser shall \
flee frons thy presence?
If ascend uP into hearen,
thou art there: If ! make my
bed in he'll, behold, thOu art
there.
II ! take che scings cf the
morning, and dsoeu in the
ufternsOst parts Of che seq;
Eren there shall thy hand
lead me, and thy right hand
shall hold me-"
- Psalm l30: ITO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

My CHOICE of this passage rests, first Of
all, upon a knowledge and love Of it since
childhood. In addition, it occurs in one
of the most beautiful Psalms in the
Psalter, the l39th. where the Hebrew
sense of wonder and of worship is given
its highest expression; its literary value
is unsurpassed. and its translation in the
King James Version is very close to the
original Hebrew. Lastly. it seems to me
to hold within itself the Truth and the
Reality of the entire Bible, both Old
Testament and New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

Rubbi Hymon SchcchfeI
s'WIaen ! belsoId Thy heavens.
the srork Of Thy fingers.
The nsOOnGnd tIsesfars. sChich
TlsOss hast established:
What 10 man, that Thou art
EvsiEdful Of him?
.Assd the son Of nsass, tisat Thou
tIsinkesf Of hius?
Vet TgtOu hast made Jsiss bat
little lOsCer than the angels,
Assd hast crosUssed him sCish
glory ard lsOnossr.
Th0ss hast ns6de him 20 h0ce
d0nsiniOn OUer the spOrks Of
Thy hands.
-PsalDs s:l-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Democrats Pressing
In Maryland House
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, March IT. - The
Democratic majority in the House
rolled up its sleeves for the first
time yesterday and hit directly at
Republican Gov. McKeldin in an
about drive for an investigation
Of his State Roads Commission.
At the same time Senate Demo-
Gratis moved along a repeater of
scheduled increases in auto license
fees.
Majority Leader Boone, Demo-
crat, of Baltimore County, In a
windup to long and acrimonious
debate punctuated by applause
from crowded galleries, bluntly put
the roads investigation question on
. political basis.
He reminded Democrats they
had been elected after subscribing
''to criticism OF the State Roads
Commission" and that Gov. Nc
Keldin and Senate Minority Leader
Kimble, Republican. of Allegany,
first said they welcomed an in-
vestigation.
Charging that through the
threat of patronage they had
forestalled the investigation in the
Senate, Mr.. Boone cried shame to
the Governor and shame To the
Republican Party"
The delegates responded by a
humping 1921 vote in moving to
final passage an investigation by
the legislators. Only seven Demo-
Gratis left their party line. In
the Senate, it failed by one vote.
The House also approved on a
voice vote a study by the Fiscal
Research Bureau, SO the Senate
will have choice the next time.