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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
A Demoevos Acts In MIamI

A Denoerus Acts In MIumI
Edward ~ Ciaughon. the Umey Hotel
made history
Republican dinner celebrating the birthday
only stirred hornets but greatly embarrassed
past years posing
the the the party
which all Negroes could and should look salvation and strangely
sincerity.
wing and Southern and the
Southern because strength party
iisrlke which prevails South
Northern wing enjoys such nouriShment.
Mr. Claughton typical
which has apsrhed
tho South African Beers copied from Dixie
II that ouatinR twenty-five
followed
white Republican
while their Northern brethren the donkcys tail
Georgia prompt
and unanimously passed resolution pasng Ciaughton
action while tho other Southern legislators
heard this there doubt
Northern pretty phrases
civil rights Negroes
but htA pretty
tho Southern Democrats the they
they always viii
We leaders
washington who chair most OF the important Congressional
miees those party
will express regret Claughon's action
True Mayor Abe
ton for this dsgrace incident Bishop Ne
spokesman said To my IL
painful discuss
Nothing Northern Democrats do will
burning Negroes persist
voting the Democratic ticket something refusing
To vote for their traditional enemIss-rsburEh Courier
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
SHADES OF THE PAST
Sketches Of Minnesota History Prepared by Minnesota
Historical Society

passes as such in the community
in which he lives
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

what they had to do with oSng Republican Negroes
from the Miami hotel a n Republican
Said the COURIER:
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HOUSES FURNISHED tceat.l

N. ARL.-8Fiek de luxe: 3 lse. bed
rms. 2 baths, rec. rm.. scr. porch;
500. Ii. s-4sSi. "a. $500. g
ARLINGTON, vA.-Nicely furnished
convenient location. B. NJ. SMITH,
24l0 Columbia pike. Arl. ia. 7-302S.
1850 CALVERT ST. N.W.-9 rooms
ga baths; excellent condition; nicely
sonabie. EM. 3-67S4. II
bedrm. house
with good sized first ir. for enter
tanning; French drawing rm.; 2
car gar: $3.50. Call MISS CORBIN.
DU. 7-l234 or CO. 5-7624. Pa
GEORGETOWN-Lge. liv. rn.. good.
sized din. N. opening on patio, Z
bedrms., bath and "a: $3.50. Call
MISS coRBIN. DU. 7-1234 or co
7sa 0REaoixBoRo PL. N.w.-A yer,
nice furnished house; semidetaehec
heat: ssso only sieo mo. CAN CO
BRIGHTWOOD--Nice and spacious
3-bedroom home with 2 inelosed
porches, garage and recreation room
at o moderate rental Of S125; avail.
March L; 617 Hamilton st. NV.
For appt., call SHANNON q LUCHS
CO., 724 14th st. NV, MA. S-234o.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Large country home. acreage, ] Dix.
from bus: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths; 500.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

BRICK, full bsmt.; vic
Arl. blvd. and Glebe I'd. Avail. Mar
SEVEN RMS, finished basement. oil
heat. S125. Vacant. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. MA. $3.50; ewes, AP. 7-S757
TOWN HOUSE. west of Conn, near
Kalorama-Complet redo. anc
refurnished; lge. spac. rms; $500
mo-: conv. and ideal for diplomats
Cali MR.. STUART, MA. S-40S0. J
RUPERT MOHLER, JR.. REALTOR
STUDIO HOUSE. nicely furnished
freshly painted, on beautiful estate
overlooking Potomac; i bedrm.: or
busline and nr. Boiling Field s.e.
Sl00 mo-, incl. utils. 10. 3-5671
wYNGATE, BETHEsDA-For March
and April only; 1st fl. only of va
cant, l-yr -old brick 4-bedrm. Capt
Cod; complete GE kit: prefer couple
or couple with l child: will furn. a.
necessary. Call WO. 6-36Q1. -.2t
CHEvERLY "A bedrms., n baths
bsmt., garage; huge level lot; fur
nished: $I65 mo. Call til 3 pm
WA. 7-06l1, MATTHIAS co.
JEFFERSON MANOR
-2-bedrm. furn. house. with ful
bsmt. and fenced-in back yard; neal
schools and shopping: convenient Y
Ft. Beiyoir commuters: Sl16 PEI
month. Phone II. o-6644. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-24

LARGE GARDEN APTs..l and
One block to shopping center,
schools; newly redee.; fast direct
transp. downtown D. c.: 63rd pl
and Defense hwy, BladensburR, Nd
Res Mar, WA 1871.
Meurille Arms. Apis.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
APTs. UkFURNIsHED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, bedrms.. Ss5: re-
fined enayironment; a cony. location,
ARL.-Best area. close in: / and .
bedrms., dble. closets; mod. equip;
parquet ifs: wooded area; transp..
shopping; near Glebe rd; S79, 80
and S92.5O. 4O14 Columbia pike.
ARLINGTON-1 bedroom. GAIT. Iiv-
ing-dining room comb. / mile from
Key Bridge. $3.50. ia. 10000,
between 8 and 8.
ALEx LEX ps Pei ISyso Esy2 7o corner
bldgs. of s, units: | blk. post office,
S1N5 SHs; 5Shopppins ap4s sPpr ss;Sd ADULTS. Bay
ALEX. 6elrsyp-Dupiex. d pS.' Z bedr1s..
liv. .rrn., din. rm. kit. bath. scr.
porch; / blk. bus. shopping, post
ottice; to appr. family. RAYMOND
APTS., TIE. 6-3190. -26
ROSSLYN AREA = 1-bedroom apt,
all utils;; convenient to bus; re-
DECORATED SsS Jim immediate possession.
ARL.-Cor. de luxe, large bedrm.
apis; jr. din. rm.. not part of liv.
rm.; prime location, 5 min. to down
town; all conv, of home: adults.
We invite comparison. Through
Rosslyn, right on Wilson blvd, left
ARL1SefoN 1sta NNsF VA Apt 1ods S6 sortS 4esa Ken
aicove. bedroom, kitchen and bath;
gas furnace; laundry facilities in
basement: available March L: sos
per month. Call Thursodsy, from
TWO JiMA MEMORIAL AREA
Charming I and y hfdrm ant
homes With dining a alcove, d. de luxe luxe;
kit. incl. garbage disposal and twin
sized bedrms.. in an attrac. new
bldg. at 1400 N. 18th St, Arlington
tRadnor Apts1. Complete laundry
~ 1s antenna; @ Ss5 and sis. Only 10
minutes to. downtown washington
Martin, No. 3. ia. 2-7151. or
St; nv; NA. S,2345.
now; beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment, parquet floors. Venetian blinds
8 exposures. utils. furn:; 500 q mo
One bedToom: $3.50. For info. call
ARL.. close in-1 and 2 bedrms.. like
new. Walk-in closets, parouet OAK
shopping. quiet wooded area. Nc
children. $3.50 and sos. out Will
son blvd. left on Oak st.. right to
1884 18th I'd. N. Apt. 6. rs
rm., din. area. bed
rm.. kit. and bath; cony. to shop.
ping and bus: rents. S6S and $50
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
2iGas 25i3GSa Wilson blvd Arl'' Va a-.SJ ia
ARLiNGTON-New duplex home apt;
| 2 bedrms., rec. rn. Close-in. conv..
quiet. Sl05. JA. 7-4213. -25
ARL., ROSSLYN-2 bedrms., $SS;
bedrm.. S76. incl. gas. Lovely apis
S59. 5O-One -bedrm. apt, nr. Wash
| and Lee shopping center; no utils
EN-. 3-567S. days; EN-. 3-92OS. ewes
ARL., s7s. .5o-2-bedrm. apt; mod.
ern bldg: conv. loc.: no children,
restricted. McCLAINE PROPER.
TIES, 2l00 Wilson blvd, IA. 2-3300
ARL.-Large, bright. cheerful 1-bed.
rm. apt. Garden project. Ldry. fac
min. Pentagon, D. c. S15. incl
utils. JA. S-5593. ia. 2-560O. "a
lS69-One- -bedrm. apt. nr. Wash. anc
Arl. blvds.. Pentagon. Ft. Myer
Navy Annex; redecorated. EN-.
ADJACENT FIT. MYER-Clean. mod
I Lee,
Evening star., 1955-02-24
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EARL'S EXPRESS-Moving and haul
ing; small or large Jobs. Phone
Ii. T-5124. II
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
Reas. IA. 9-2sa7; eyes, RA. s.l4l6 "a.
ALCONN moves local, long dist; l.
bedrm. apt. S25: bedrms., $50:
rms. $40. TU. 2-7272. New vans.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches q speciality. 8. L. MORRIS.
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
spale'eN hpone NO o4 expsrs uS1oN pssEl1s sToR
AGE Co. INC, Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus, short
ar long notices: extra services; any
time. sensibly priced. LU. I-95O0.
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING.
anywhere. anytime; reas. rates with
guarantee. CO. 5-1762, MR. JONES
-27
Evening star., 1955-02-24
STRATFORD PLAZA

y TN LIZ TS1S< ! A1A661
8113 University Lane, s. s.
Large, 2 bedrooms. One block 70
shop. transp., off-street park. Play
yard. Newly redec., ldry. facils,
S95.50, incl. utils. See res. mgr.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

OWNER WILL TRADE 2-bedreom
Spanish stuceo house. clear. 90Q
N; + ST.. Lake Worth, Fla. and 2
Sther ct roaS,si RTSpsirt1ss ss.sS sSns rn hSSss @
Also S-bedrm. Spanish stucco With
OIL space heater, S11. 300, 8 mi.
south Of Alexandria. Va. for some
thing Of equal value, waterfront
lots, acreage suitable for . trailer
n IN west Palm. Miami. T 81 Pete s Or
Tampa. For particulars, call MEL
LIE GRISSOM. TIE. 6-2635.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

bright. cheerful 1-bed-
rm. apt. Garden project. Ldry. fac.
min. Pentagon, D. c. S15. incl.
utils. JA. S-5593. ia. 2-5600. "a
Arl. blvds.. Pentagon. TT. Myer.
Navy Annex; redecorated. EN-.
3-567s days; EN-. 3-920S, cves. -
ADJACENT FT. MYER-Clean. mod
ern apt; | bedrm.. $64 so, plus
utils. Avail. immed. ia. 7-S427 be-
fnra e -S7
Evening star., 1955-02-24

oUACKENBos ST, near Coolidge
hath brick home, in excellent eondi-
tior.. on quiet street of attractive
homes; offered at a very low price.
this fine home is terrific buy; Te-
ception hall. lovely living room with
fireplace opening onto glass Enclosed.
heated porch; very large dining room
and cheerful kitchen on nrSt nooL
second; huge bedrm. on third hoor;
basement with full bath: detached
garage: on large level lot. Call Mr..
Hall Exclusive with
JAMES L. DIXON 81 CO.
CIT q o7o0O, Fves OIL, A-O739
Evening star., 1955-02-24

NEAR STATE DEPARTMENT
523 23rd st. nW.-2-bedfm. brick
home. completely remodeIed and
restored. An mod, equipment: fenced
rear patio; walking distance Govt
Sl35. Gail Mr.. LYNCH. LA. 6.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTOR
723 goth st. NV. RE. 1855
Evening star., 1955-02-24

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-By OWNER.
Lovely 6-room house, recreation
room. washing machine. drier. dis
posal; near finest schools and trans
portation: $22.950 or best offer.
57OS Send st. NV, EN-. 3-5303.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. garage; ex.
ceilent location within 9 block OF
Blessed Sacrament School; S1s.950.
Please call Mrs. Crowley, OIL. 2.
1861. WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors, uptown Office, EN-. 2-6Ilb.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

SHEPHERD PARK, SO ,H50--A large,
fine quality, exceptionally clean.
semidetached brick home with. re-
ception hall, liv. rm. with fireplace.
family-size din. rm.. DEN, and large
kitchen with double-door GE refrtg-
orator on 1st floor. FOUR excellent
2nd floor, with stairway to storage
attic; 2-car garage. Besides having
room enough for large family. this
home is conveniently located for
schools, shopping and transp.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1. 7-l41 IL
ewes EM 3.5709, -27
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-RELIABLE LADY to share
leges; adult only. DU. 7-2552. -25
Evening star., 1955-02-24

WESLEY HEIGHTS, in heart Of Wes-
lev Heights-3 bedrooms. 2 baths:
new kitchen; gas heat; wall-to-wan
carpeting lst floor. Older home but
S4 900 recent improvements, S19 .95O
If sold at once. OWNER. AID. 4-574l.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

GROCERY, self-service; meats; To-
Gated in rapidly growing suburbs;
Is Minis. from Union Market; gross,
$50, 900 last year. Dollar for dollar
! stock. Balance and rent reasonable.
Call I'm 4-AHA7 --27
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
PoNLtry
Cold Weather Can
Reduce Production
By BOYD ELLIS

O. We are having trouble with our
white IeghOrn chickens. They seem
to be laying less eggs for no rea-
SON. What could be causing this
trouble? - Mrs. L. M, NatrOna
County.
A. During the past ten days have
visited eight counties in northeast Wyo-
ming and find this situation to be fairly
general In talking with the farm and
ranch people attending the Farm Insti-
tutes / learned that many of them were
getting poor production from their
flocks this winter.
This poor production could be caused
by several things. During the past sew
eral weeks we have had a large num-
Der of cold, cloudy days. AS you know,
this type weather will have depress-
ing effect on the birds, particularly
when it stays cold over a long period
of time.
Plenty of Water
Another thing which usually goes
hand in hand with cold weather is a
lack of water for the laying flock. A
laying flock of birds will consume about
eight gallons of water each day, and
they must have this water if they stay
in production. An egg contains over IS
per cent water. So you see, hen must
have lot of it if she is laying heavily.
Be sure your flock has plenty of fresh,
warm water at all times. Use some
type of warmer to keep the water
from freezing.
A good feeding program is also inn
pOrtant in keeping the flock in produc-
ton. During the past several months
eggs have not been at a good price and
I am afraid a lot of us have been in
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

clined to cut down on the feed supply.
That is, we have been feeding more
grain and less mash. Grain is good for
chickens but it does not furnish the
necessary ingredients for egg produc-
ton. A bird must have proteins for
high production These proteins should
be furnished by feeding laying mash
which contains from Is to % per cent
protein if fed with grain. If the mash
contains this much protein, it can be
fed with grains at rate Of 40 per cent
grain and so per cent mash.
Many poultrymen use artificial lights
to keep production up during the win
ter months. The lights are used to give
the birds a IL to 14-hour day. The use
of artificial lights not only increases
the proportion of eggs laid during the
winter months but also helps to keep
the birds in better condition. Usually
the lights are used on the pullets from
early fall through March.
Forty-watt electric lights equipped
with 16-inch reflectors are placed from
S to feet above the floor. Lights may
be used in the morning or both morn
ing and evening. Automatic devices are
generally used to control the light. With
evening lights some method Of dimming
the light is necessary to allow the hens
to go onto the ro0sts before the lights
are shut off completely.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
My Turkeys
Aren't Dumb
BY NELL WOMACK EVANS


experts begin their arguments with
sPoults are even too dumb to eat and
win starve to death in the midst of
| plenty"
My poults are not that dumb. They
are near-blind at birth and nearsighted
for a time afterward but that's the
nature of the bird. A pouIt is curious,
though, and will peck the dickens out
of a green cOntainer that holds his food,
or bright coIored object in his water
and in getting to these things he'll eat
and drink as he should. It's the green
that does it, and is liking for green a
sign of being dumb? The Irish like it
and whoever said !. but we'd better
not get into that I!
A play on the pouIts natural curiosi-
ty can be made by putting some duck
1ings in with the pouIts. This may be
in conflict with the experts, too, but
the gaiety of the fluffy darlings will
have the poults eating and drinking in
no time, playing follow the leader. If
they can do that, are they dumb?
Turkeys Love Music
Turkeys love music. My turkeys do,
anyway, and will join in with their own
little whistle. To some this may be
q dumb sound, but to the ears of a
turkey farmer, it is bread and butter
because it denotes healthy turkeys
the kind that bring a good price at
market time.
Telling time is a special trick with
my turkeys. They know exactly when
it's time to eat. IF am not there to
set the table they come after me. And
they know exactly where to find me-
unfortunately. Turkeys love their
keepers and would much prefer that
we never leave them, but they can
manage alone If they are familiar with
their surroundings.
When moving them TO new location.
therefore, I stick around until they
know where they're at /" Turkeys will
run for cover at the sight of hawks,
but they love guineas, which act as
sentinels and scare away many wild
pigeons from their food Is such acumen
of judgment dumb?
Turkeys Know Dogs
Our turkeys love our Springer Span
ieIs and follow them fondly anywhere
but let a strange dog enter their fold
and they ssSp00k." Would a dumb crea-
5ure know the difference in dogs? My
turkeys know the difference, even in
he dark, cinching the fact that my
turkeys can smell.
A favorite tale often told to prove
hat a turkey is dumb is that he will
;tarve to death with food in front of
him. The fact is, turkeys are discrini-
lating They know what they want
when they want it, If the weather is
warm, turkeys will merely look at corn
With nary a bite, while I am wishing
hey would get busy and go about get
ing that much-desired yellow look to
heir compilations But let the weather
ret cold and they think they might as
veil be killed as starved to death, 50
hey eat corn to put on a coat of fat.
What's dumb about putting on a coat?
Turkeys can't abide chickens and I
ant saw that I blame ser77 Chickens
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

JUss one cpplicuon of dern In early spring. gives sure
weev control Kill the adults now and they can't Law the
that hatch into destructive larvae on cost of
treatment is low. You need only small amount Of eIrn
spray or dust Get it from your insecticde dealer
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
POULTRY RAHSERS
Hove Yow
Placed
Your
Order For
Chicks7

N mot. better
do So n0w. A
1 a r er Sc
lection, better
chance Of get
ting them ON
the date you
want thena.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
HOME OF THE WEEK
This Versatile House
Bellies Small Size

Is d large guest closet with st0r-
age cabinets on top.
Living and dining have been
combined into one big area in
the basic plan. Along the in
side wall. which Is finished In
vertical wood paneling. Is the low
fireplace: . picture window
cheerily brightens the dining
area, and q large triple window
unit in the living room portion
overIookS the front yard.
A door adjacent to the dining
area leads 70 the compact
kitchen. Through . door ct the
left, two steps lead down to the
Ibasement-stair landing, where
another door opens to the ga
rage.
Laundry and heating facilities
ARE concentrated in one portion
|of the full basement. leaving
ample recreational space. There's 1
also d fireplace In the basement,
lin addition to q built-in grille.
for year round entertaining.
Kitchen components are con-
yeniently grouped in an =
along the entside and stairwell
walls. The range is . bslilt-in
Icounter-top unit with separate,
large capacity oven at one side.
Facing opposite is . striking
snack bar with shelves above for
fancy china and glassware.
From the kitchen. q door leads
to the study. which has two large
Evening star., 1955-10-01
By I.aRRY ,ETsINGER

This Ii the Chester, an inter-
esting nouse designed by Richard
Pollman, one Of the country's
well known planners Of resi-
dences. He has designed single
homes and development homes
as we'll as q line Of prefabricated
dwellings.
Mr.. Pollman is associated with
the architectural firm Of Palm
Quist and Wright.
Versatility is the keynote oi
the Chester. . small home that
bellies its apparent size by max
ing portions Of the living. area
do double duty.
Economically rectangular In
shape, the house proper uses .
roof projection over the entrance
and stone planting box at the
front to relieve its lines. an ef-
feet which is further enhanced
by the setback garage.
The exterior is predominantly
brick veneer, contrasted BY verti.
tal wood siding on the front and
gable ends. and horizontal sid.
ing on the one-car garage. You
plot permitting. the garage ma,
be made large enough for twc
cars, If desired.
Inside the front door, an entry
Is formed by . built-in chins
cupboard which faces the dining
area. To the left Of the entry
Evening star., 1955-10-01


windows and 4 French door fac
ing to the rear yard. The study
lis separated from the living room
|hy d ceiling high bookcase unit
and has nm open arch leading Il
the bedroom hallway
Specifications Of the house are
las follows:
Floor area. 1850 square feet.
Cubic content. i8.90O cubit
feet.
Maximum dimensions. 56 fee
8 inches, BY 81 feet 6 inches,
In case you wish to order blue.
prints you may do so by filling
lin the blank form below. Ont
lset Of blueprints will cost $40
two sets SIS. three sets $40
Check or money order must b
sent with your request. Do moi
send currency. With your blue
prints will come d manual d
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Located On Mabrook Mabrook 38OOOsq
Corner Lot with Frontage 362 Completely Sodded and Handicapped

CornrLo tuhF Completely Sodded and Handicapped
mHns hone
foyer i ssh vg % ss
va1 DlEI
hay
twin vanity taa STs5 sss
S os p@ @ %
7Muh ~ u d d-qs a 6s# s@
d. D;g sgs,, THE HoYLE CO. i 7a,s,
Evening star., 1955-10-01

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materials list and . photograph
|of the flnished home.
Mall this form to-.
Associated Newspapers,
I22s West Fcrty-third Street.
New York So. N. X. Dept. WIS
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proper amount.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
RACE FEPC
EDITORIALS

THE CHRIST-LIkE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Gods berator Cf the Bible. the Christian
Science textbook has the necessary wisdom
Heaven OUR eternal life. God. and ALL reality
(spiritual, of course), found-are discovered
In human consciousness!
"If thou would be blessed Obey Gods Science! and
b,e., others"-bv ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
UNI Extension
Courses Begin
September 70

The University OF Michigan's
late afternoon and evening classes
for adults open in Detroit al the
Rackham Educational Memorial
Farnsworih al Woodward, the
week OF Sept. 20. it is announced
Enrolment is open 10 all in
ferested persons.
Bulletins listing and describing
the courses offered may be had
hv calling the Detroit Office OF
The Universlty's Extension Serv-
ice. Temple 2-740O Iiighlighis OF
the prog am include:
Writer'S Workshop. opening
al 100 pm on Wednesday. Sept.
% Is planned for those wishing
practice IN writing poetry iic-
ton. diana. or the essay. There
VIII be d scusTon OF comm
writing problems and OF the work
Of class members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

or were not serious, for
some OF them were trying TO
entangle him. Jesus saw the
error TO be corrected and
pointed out 10 them the diff
ference between spiritual I'M
Outstanding. and material
beliefs.
Jesus answered them and
said unto them. We do err.
not knowing the scriptures,
nor the power of God.
For in the resurrection
they neither marry, nor are
given in marriage. but are as
the angels OF God in heay-
en-"
Mrs. Eddy SAYS. page 292
of Science & Health with
Key TO the Scriptures:
Truth will be to us the
resurrection and the life
only as it destroys all error
and the belief that Mind,
the only Immortality of man,
can be fettered by the body,
and Life be controlled by
death. A sinful. sick, and dy-
ing mortal is not the like
ness Of God. the perfect and
eternal.
The above statements are
important. for they open the
way TO good. clear right
thinking in this age Il is as
important now As ever. TO be
sure 10 take away the sleAk-
ness Of mortal mind. which
gives a. the (ioliaih> of this
age. David slew Goliath with
"A small stone becagse God wa.
with him. And the Goliath>
OF this age can be- thrown
down through conscious rea-
soning Effort 70 have faith
in God. in oneself. and hi-
elloWman is the natdral way
to do away With weakness
in oneself. In others and in
national society This can
be done through faith,
hope. charity and The TN
Outstanding Of loNe.
The story Of Da1id. found
ia | samuel. tel,, now nc
slcW Goliath:
For Israel and the Phil
istines had put the battle in
array, army against army.
"And David left his car
rage in the hand of the
keeper of the carriage. and
ran into the army, and came
and saluted his brethren.
And as he talked with
them, behold there came up
the champion, the Philistine