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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

GROCERY STORES 20 or 80 soot
ones TO choose from l--Come in ant
inspect our listinss. A. r. SEELYE
l400 L st. NV, DI. T-S3@5.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; -reas. rates. Call pua 5196s5 !:
across the country safe storage IN
separate rooms expert paeklng
Phone NO 7-01O4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC Established 1905
HILL, well-known mover; ms; expeI
men; closed vans; low rates; apis,
low as $50; any hour. AP 1866,
KDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rates, ia. a-2n3'-
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. S. L. NORRIS
TU. 2-ll50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOTT MOVERS-Careful reason
able. dependable Ask your neigh
Dor ia. 2-506S ewes after E.
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
service; " experienced white men
SIS hr. LO 7-S341. 10. 1888.
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Daily business. on Independence ave;
mod equip. can get lia and beer
/ lie seats -, newly dec. $4,000
down
| C. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
I nun 1lnn.,,n,,. Aua n " s,,,i4n Ano
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HOUSES FuRN. Cont

UPPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EN-. 3-532S
baths. . garages, ia. 2-3343.
" ESTMORELAND CIRCLE AREA
Summer rental. 5 bedrms.. 8 baths.
and encl garden. Ideal for enter
tanning or children. Attractive,
reasonable at $500 for 8 mos.
EN- 2-.554.
WALTER REED---Det. brk.; attrac..
clean: > or bedrms., extra bath
LIST H.. garage. adults pref;
mos. or longer. RIA. 1896.
l532 OGDEN ST. NV, mr.. Woodner
Apts.-Brick. for . families, or 8
girls; baths Kits: ,og gsrage
GEORGETOWN, for 4 to 6 wks. be-
ginning May 8; ,attrac: small house /;
ora 5earms IA o baths sapde en-
DUPLEX FOR RENT, furnished: fine
Sc neighborhood; heat water. gas
iurn;' NICE for 4 girls; $50 each.
ARR. N.--Conv.; 3 bedrms.. den. l "a
DdlAlo, ldIsG MIL Viii. / III, AlNs tiAss
flrepi., solarium, gas h.-w.h,; lear
gar. lge. lot move in. ia. s-3325
FALLS CHURCH. edrm. and den,
charming brick, completely furn.;
lovely yard: May 20 TO Sept. |; re-
fined small family only. JE, 2
IATTRAC.-4-bedrm brick liy rm.
ment; cow, loo; vacant. co. D.
NEARBY Wa bedrooms attrac.
furn.; gar; acreage elevation: 10
min White HoYse. I III ts3li9;
decorated. lear garage Call EN-.
1870 Or ~ l-32oG .,,,..,,na
homes now avail. Priced from 500
to S275 mo. NELLIE LOWE cASSEL.
Realtor. AID. 4-2llS, OIL. 2-3l35.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED a-bed-
room home. Large yard, fruit trees,
adjacent to shopping. Call after
c T NV 6 IA S;7' g !csl75 Id IDEAL
ior entertaining !. blks. to every
thing Avail, May / Semidet, A.
| rage POBIAK, JU. 5-Sl65.
3 BEDRMS.--Mod bathroom, iv.
| rm.. din. rm,, kit, all window
screened. = nice p0rcheS, Back yard.
bsmt., equip for automatic washer,
Built-in tubs. :. mod. cleo. window
fans, close to shop, school. Owner
retaining | rm, $40 mo. LII. a
or Mon, call BLUMER, Ii 7-10SS
|. 5blS after s pm. Sun. OF pm.
PARK---Semidet white
stucco; rms, 2i2 baths. gar,
M; bus ana sch. $500. DU 7-5s6s.
soft. RAMBLER bedrms., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., kit, y baths,
| fenced yard; | ) min. to Silver
Spring, Bethesda, OIL. $3.50; VIII
6-J564
ALEX. DEL RAY bedrms.. and
other usual rooms and facilities
Phone OV. 3-4959 after $50 pm
weekdays. any time Sat, or Suns
MY SMALL HOME near Chevy Chase
Club-Married couple used to nice
living bedrm. with dressing rms,
lge. attrac. ser veranda liv. rm..
charming setting. OIL. 4-0331
SOS N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Sl35
Capitol Hilf'--White brick : rms,
Ia baths; fireplace: oil heat
100 FORESTER ST. SW., $125
I--Semidet brick, Z rms. and bath;
: ." JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS
1914 Pa Ave Sc Ii. 3-00S4
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RESTAURANT. 5000

} And variety; rent 500: heat free;
!, approx $1,000 stock; loft. soda
fount income quoted 500 daily;
- shows good net profit; $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
QUICK LUNCH

26 rooms. q baths rent. 5000
income up TO $500 monthly: neal
18th and Eye SITS. NV; real money.
maker
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Unusually favorable pur-
chase opportunities. exclu-
sively listed with this once,
include.
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VIENNA

Large 2-bedrm. rambler, 14x24 liv-
ing rm with fireplace, separate pine
paneled dining rn.; over - acre,
405 Berry St Sl20.
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-1450
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GEORGETOWN AREA

GEORGETOWN AREA
Lovely town house remodeled and
available now. Lge, liv. and din
rms. = bath, and new modern kit.
on main f.; . lee. bedrms and ccm-
partmented bath on md A.; paneled
bsmt with full bath and outside en-
trance. front and rear Garage: S225.
EN-. 2-5100; ewes, OIL. 2-4401
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

Three-bedrooG rambler. tiled bath
immediate possession. 500 month
M r. REYNOLDS L. co.
JE. {-4660
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1905 X ST. s.w.

OPEN SUNDAY. "a
4 rooms. bath $50 so month.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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Beautiful completely furn. home
in embassy section with every ia
cility to share with business woman
or couple for $50 month. Refer
enees exchanged. Phone EN-. 2-3O36
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THE ONTARIO
1853 Ontario Rd. NV
OTHER LIsT1NGS

Unusually favorable pur-
chase opportunities. exclu-
sively listed with this ONCE
include:
sTHE MENDOZA. 1920 Goth
st. n,w.-2 bedrms., full din:
rm,. den, mod. new kit and
bath. Potomac river view;
$4,000; terms. Ask elev.
opr. for kew to Apt. Go.
1850 WYOMING AVE NV;
"a bedrms., . baths. tull
din. rm.; porch. LESS THAN
Sis. 600. Ask efev. opr. for
key to Apt. 304.
SpUPLEx-2 bedrms,, wood
burning firepl. in studio
bldg. mr.. embassies: ST.
900; terms.
eros LAN1ER PL. NV
bedrn. mod kit. and
bath. excel. cond.: End f.
garage avail: $4,000.
sLEss THAN sl0o A MO;
incl. utils.) AFTER :. 900
CASH PYMT. = l bedrm.'
mod. kit. and bath: elev:
bldg; nice NV. loo: total
price. $4,000.
sOther equally desirable apt
homes from $4,000 to
S45, 600
For details and or Apt.
to inspect. call MAJOR
CARNEY with
EDMUND ]. FLYNN C(
Coop. Apt. Authority Since la2
Washington Bldg. IA ~; 500
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HERNDON

Long-term lease available on this
large remodeled home; 4 bedrms
% baths, , living rms, large sep
arate dining rm, complete auto
kitchen; 80 acres OF land with barns
and outbuildinRs; 500. viii be
redecorated
ArfaX Realty, JE. 2-145C
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FQXHAIL, VILLAGE

FOXHALL VILLAGE
5 bedrooms, y baths. modern
kitchen Just redecorated Avail
able at once. To inspect. call MRS.
CARTER. MA $4,000: ewes. and
week ends. FE. 3-l91S. --29
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, nicely furn.
Avail Nav L. $40
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. completely
furn Avail. June ID. $3.50.
James c. Conley & Co.
9535 Georgia Ave, JU, 9-4I34
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HOME VALUES
IDEAL OLD ALEXANDRIA
TOWN HOUSE

> bedrms., newly redecorated fully
equipped modern kitchen full din
ing room. Ready for occupancy.
V. WARD BOSWELL, INC.
300 s. WASHINGTON St, Alex.
XII, 9-26l6 or TIE. 6-172l
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
HOUSES TO SHARE
UNBELIEVABLE

middle-aged couple to
share our 6-room home Call LA.
CAGES between l2 noon and 3 pm.
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Only 80 500 dn., you can buy this
boarding house of ~ rms. ana y
baths. Shows net profit OF over
500 monthly This owner has been
on this Conn ave corner for 10 yrs.
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Ais 40th ST. BRENTWOOD, MD
Desirable ,.-bedrm home, oil heat
in nice section: $40.
GOSS REALTY CO.
2144 K ST. NV MA. S-t351
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DRIVF-TN

Restaurant and dAity bar ultra.
modern Southern MARYLAND zeal
slot machines oppor of lifetime
$4,000 down Phone WA, f-di3s
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BROYHILL CREST
3-bedrm Colonial; full basement
dead-end street. i3I0 cynthia ct;
Sl35.
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-145C
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FREDERICK, MD.
Du. 7-ta34
SOFT ICE CREAM
BEST
VALUE

OF the tourist homes, in this down
town est. location. Up 20 ~ lou
monthly income Il rms and IA
baths. You neeG only =? 900 On,
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 til 5 TODAY
THE BROADMOOR
3h01 Conn. Ave. NV.

1 t1E 6HOA0MN1OR
1901 Conn, Ave. NV.
Unusually attractive 2-bed-
rm., 2-bath, air-cond. apt.
home, in ABSoLuTELY
Garden view; mod. kit. with
dishwaSher and disposal;
$4,000, with $4,000 cash,
2 bedrms., 2 baths, ir, din.
nm; 4th f.: $4,000. with
S1S,500 cash
- bedrms., . baths, full din,
s sgo e3 sTd M q; $4,000 with
rm. os aRd a.! s ifthi r. with ain'
$4,000 cash.
dress rm.. dinette; $4,000,
with SO, 500 cash.
Ask for MR.. OWENS at
BRoADMOOR desk,
THE ONTARIO
1883 Ontario Rd. NV.
s1sx27 LIv. RIM, . bedrms..
pantry, mod. KIT. win dis
posal and dishwasher, mod.
bath: 4th n. cor. facing
prevailing breezes. Air cond,
avail: excel. cond.: S16.-
900, with So, 800 cash.
- bedrms.. . baths. mod.
kit: Bird n 3 exposures:
S21,500, with $4,000 cash.
. bedrmS.. | bath. full din.
rm.; LIST A.; $4,000. with
$4,000 cash.
3 bedrms.. / bath, full din.
nm lst A.; $4,000, with
$4,000 cash.
j bedrm.. ] bath: 5th n:
$1,000. with 50. 740 cash.
bedrm., l bath; 9Th n:
beaut. view: $1,000, with
S3.700 cash.
at ONTARIO switchboard.
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Fairfax Country Club

Available June Is; 4 bedrms., .
baths; brick rambler; -paneled
rec. rm.: dishwasher, DISPOSAL, GE
washer and dryer; $500 mo. Air
conditioner
ArfaX Realty lie 2-1450
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1904 N ST. NJ

1904 N ST. NV.
IL Rooms, . Baths Sl00
WASH. LOAN e. TRUST BR
900 F ST. NV. MA. S-344O
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viii do well in this package LIQUOR
store NV Mostly i pts S2SH0
wkly long lease $4,000. plus
stock. you need only about $4,000
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Near and far. you can compare
More for your money IN this gift
and news, in popular hotel lobby;
over IS du0 yearly profit, s. $40.
1 Erll.
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AURORA HILLS AREA
RROYHTI,T,

DIT. 4-94lO REALTOR OF. 4-941G
75S 23rd St. S. Arlington, Va.
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GROCERY
Real moneymaker $1,000 down puts
you in business Owner quotes over
~. 100 weekly bus Has nice apt. and
81. 900 stock
SNACK AND COFFEE SHOP
4 Nicely equipped. g 600 down. Good
for couDle
II. NJ GREENFIFI d TIA g-11SS
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ArTENT,oN, rinesi

nursing home in Mont. Co., new
brick. can accommodate 80 patients
Huge rooms and a viewl 3n-ft
swimming pool Easy terms
RIPLEY a. ROMER, JU 5-S5ll.
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: : FROM

This grocery store, nearby Subur-
ban. about 500 wkly,; approx.
So nnO stock; owner will accept $3.50
dcup MANY pther ctorpc
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REST, beer-Wine, Profitable business
excellent tion beautifully
equip. large seat, capacity, Money
making proposition See TO appre
/ ciate owner retiring. Colofet
trade Splendid oppor. Wortl
S25 900, price, $4,000 u casl
req. AID n-1hhn. III 1-A4on
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DELICATESSEN. Owner wants TO re
tire. Good business and loo. Low
rent. on sale beer wine. l13t
Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va, ia. 1902
anytime.
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IIaNUWANE SIUNE = AUstIEtt
Buyer may select only as much OF
inventory as he wants. at 81 per
ST. for stock at wholesale cost,
Call Mr. Sitkin KE. 6-932S. AL
BERT H. COHEN CO, ia 81 tiGl
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e611 LoRAIN AVENUE

LANGLEY PARK MD.
S42S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
3-bedrm, semidet. brick; gas heat;
Sos mo.
HUGH T. PECK HE. $4,000
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GLN1 " 4N0 ~ - ANAN ~
(Co-Op. Apt. Authority Since go
Washington Bldg. Ma e-s1od
Residence. NO. 1-66I1
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BAR AND LOUNGE
In N. w. Owner quotes over 81 500
weekly. Mostly bar Air-cond Loca-
tion you will like.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Nishtclub atmosphere Opens at (
pm, Has tremendous possibilities
ONLY 81 900 down
II. NJ. GREENFIELD IA n-TVSS
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NIGHT CLUB, Incl prop parking
over 500 cars Open only nisht,
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IHABEKDASHERY, suburban.: Sll4,
600 inc. 1883; showing $50. 600
net. Price, $4,000. plus stock
terms. A. IA SEELYE, DI, 5-S3@5
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Halt Urged in Russian

Continued from Back Page)
of State with the exception of few officials such
Under Secretary Hoover and the Penagon feel that the
exchanges should continue long they carefully
controlled and reciprocal as possible.
CASE OUTLINED BY HOOVER
In fact, when Mr.. Hoover recently outlined to the
National Security Council the for halting the in
crease in the exchange program, several officials pres
ent Immediately asked, "But then wouldnt the United
States be putting up its Iron Cur.ain?"
The opposition to further delegation exchanges of
any substantial scale with the Russians centers on these
points;
First, American business, industry and agriculture
have great amount of chronological know-ho,v that
can prove immensely useful to the Russians There is
little, the other hand that the Soviet Union can offer
to American delegations that could be put to CONNER
e'al use in this country why should we give away
chronological secrets and get nothing in return?" q
Commerce Department official asked.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Detroiter Hit at YaIta-

Continued from Page u
Since Feb. II, l945, Msehrowiez said in communities
on 10 the House. Russia has grown by leaps and bounds
TO world peace while v. S. world leadership
has dropped proporiionsieIy.
VIOLATES PROMISES
Msehrowlcz said Russia systematically has volsied
It's promises al YsIts adding:
The sad fact Is that. despite political rserimnstons
and profesianons Of the Of judgment Of those who
participated in the Yats agreement the bitterly criticized
tactics and policies then used still In force and effect
In state department.
AN HONEST PARTNER7
we still continue 10 deal with Soviet Russia .
honest partner and vnserupvIovs outlaw And ell
this, despite the fact know much about Soviet
fresehery than did in lo45."
He said this nation regain international respect
only by basng foreign policy moral principles rather
than sxpedeney The United States, Msehrower asserted
has moral right =, build hopes OF captive peoples and
then trust their fate 10 worthless Soviet agreements
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
New Gold Hits Europe

Continued from Page u
The death toll since Feb. rose 70 at least 2s3 In
Western Europe. Italy counted seventy dead.
FOOD, FUEL LOW
Foreeasfers said the cold will continue through fhe
week end. II accompanied In most places by snow.
Communications disrupted villages we're isolated and
food clothing and fuel stocks dipped dangerously low.
The United States Army sent ssvenfssniruek convoy
10 Rome where American Ambassador Clare Booth Luce
was on hand snsshpmsnf by train Of food and
clothing for southern Italy.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
More 'Geniuses' Needed by US.

Excerpts from NY. Tribune)
NEW YORK-(UP)-Some children can be "made"
into senuises.
Having started with that suggestion, Dr. Sidney L
rres'ey professor of psychology Ohio State Unver
atty said we ought to be making" more and more gen.
fuses because lin the present international tug of war;
survival itself' may depend on IL.
Our trouble now is that we think of genius only
80 superior abilities" which inborn, he said.
But there 10 another side IT, and this IL the "nur-
'ure'' OF those superior abilities.
1t they are to grow and come to fruition. they have
to be led properly right from the sar-say from the
ages of three or four years.
Pressey critical of "a general belief that intel
eetuai preeocity 10 somehow not quite healthy 10 al
most always hazard to good social adjustment, and
should be slowed down.
rrx,,,.-,. Why, it's reached the point
n~nr. - s-,s'r S~1"SI where "in the home, the early
reading precocious child causes
-, anxiety" said Pressey.
Let's nurture" precocious children then he suss
se.ed-ets try to make they grow up into "prse
ticns genuises"
The nurturins should consist Of "earIy encourage
msn' intensive Instruction." new and greater oppor
'un't'es a. the children advance and unfanaIy agree
''s' harmonious, and stimulating social life for them
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
The Devil S Communist Conceived O0!
"IN TROUBLE FOR BELIEVING HE HAD
RIGHT TO DIFFER"

The Guaranteed Annual Wage is not simply an
arrangement between gements and unions. Il 10
public issue by of the fact that it involves State
administered funds-unemployment compensation re-
ceipts and disbursements.
In Grand Rapids United Auto Workers member
is to be tried" by his union His offense is that he
joined organization which is opposed to CAW. If
he is convicted" he be thrown out of the unon
and thereby have his chance of making a living a.
tool and die worker greatly impaired.
Whether CAV is good or bad doesn't enter into it,
What's afoot is that the JAW is denying one of the
members his right to have opinion about public
issue and his right to work behalf Of that opinion
We have heard a great deal from unioneers about
the democracy of their organizations with an especially
large volume of il coming from the UAW. In this in
stance the JAW Is delivering democratic principle a
swift kick right in its teeth.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Red Grab for Church Fails,
Bishop Says

Detroit News)
Russia has discovered that atheism Is aop" and now
Is trying vnsveeessfvy 10 dominate The Roman Catholic
churches allows TO operate In rs satellites behind ,bs
Iron Curtain.
These current Red tactics In the field Of rsIioon ws,
described before ihs First Friday Club 81 the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel Yesterday The speaker was the mos, Rev
James H. crfhs, auxiliary bishop Of New York and vlesr
general OF fhe military ordinsrias Of The United States,
This svbvsrsivs" Red campaign 10 doomed 70 failure
however s'snop crHifhs said. because The csihoIIe
churches involved will never shift THAR .Is.i.,. -
Rome TO Moscow.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
How Children Live With Bad
Heart is Told"
"Researeh May Help Them Nor"

(Chicago TrbUne
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The research completed in Ny complete. nfaIbIs,
Christ Miracle Science Messiah Therapeutics presented in
875 In My Observation-Disclosures Healer Miracle Worker,
educator Savior berato and protector of the holy Scrip
urss from fhs spiritual adultery Of the four European
religious erppIesl-PURE CURES achieved via christiks
intelligence, publication. spiritual
srsfing perfect Creator complete, eternsy harmonious
chrisiks spiritual creation sATuRATNc fhe entire uni
verse with heaven and eternal ls utterly excluding any
reality TO the fraudulent. MYTHICAL, deadly human So
called material eresfionl
HOW CHILDREN LIVE WITH BAD HEART
IS TOLD
RESEARCH MAY HELP THEM MORE
tchiesgo Tribvnsl
ROCHESTER, Mnn. Feb. 4 LAPl-Hssrt research Is
revealing reason why children born with deformed
hearts manage TO live as long ss they do.
The finding could improve their chances Of life even
more and aid in selecting the type Of surgery TO overcome
their defect.
HOW PRESSURE VARIES
u concerns the pressure under which blood Is pumped
TO the lungs or TO the rest Of ihs body.
In healthy people, the heart pumps blood 10 the whole
body at higher pressure than Is needed TO send II only
thru the lungs and back TO the heart
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
AFl-CI0 ParIeys-

Continued from Page u
THE TIME IS COMING WHEN 1T WILL BE RELA-
TIvELY COMMON PRACTICE TO OPEN UP
CONFERENCES WITH SOME READING FROM
NY TWO MAsTeRPlEcEs-THE BIBLE. THE BOOK
OF LIFE; AND ITS KEY TO cHRisTLIkE,
SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION. MAKING UNDER
sTANDABLE THE MASTERS MARVELLOUS PROMISES
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DOT
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" by MY MODERN DAUGHTER REvE-
LAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY IS THAT KEY!
AFL-cIo PARLEYs ON PACKARD FizzLE
Detroit News)
MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 9.-Nesofisions between iwo
AFLcIo committees attempting 10 settle infra-vnion
dispute work rights the Detroit Parksrd plant
East Grand Boulevard have blown up.
The issue expected TO 60 back today before the ~
Executive Council Of the AFL-co which is meeting
here.
The council had expected the seven-msn committees
TO settle fhe dispute II may request them 10 discus
sion.
The dispute about 400 Jobs involves Detroit AFL
building trades unions and fhe JAW.
OUT FOR A MONTH
II began more than q month ago when $50 building
trades vnonsfs walked out after charging that JAW
workers taking their Jobs in the "mofhbsng"
OF machinery and other tasks
About SO JAW members had been renovstins fhs plant
along with the building trades vnonsfs, make II ready
for Air Force parts contract held by the Pskrd Division
of SfvdebakerPackard Corp.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Detroit Times)
Detroit Tir
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
HARPER NURSES

To the Editor,
would like the editor of your wonderful paper to
insert If possible, this short of appreciation to b.
Harper Hospital nurses 1t will mean lot to me.
thank you very much.
Joseph F. Msnizak
Now that am completely recovered after n lonv
stay in Harper Hospital thankful to the ond.rfI
personnel who cared for me-
THE many doctors and technicians in INV e.,m,.
ZION are really true to their titles and very efficient in
all phases of medical care
To the nurses why they are the most wonderful
'nst could be had anywhere in the whole country. The
of Gods Angels of Mercy '"e ''''e
Nurses OF Harper Hospital will long be remember.
ed by people who had the same opportunity =, -.
s' was counted by the hours and minutes and only
Faith in God would be answered and hi. .Anu.,. -s
Mercy with words full Of hope and faith that nal.
living and healing easier" ''"A'
pitsIt*s harper nos
Jim
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The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Church Boom Called Real
By Yearbook Editor
Detroit Nsws)


In the following interview, leading church statis-
tician answers the skepcs about the Church BOOM
and discloses some significant findings about re-
ligious trends in America
WASHINGTON. Feb 4.-tuP)-Dr. Benson Y. Lands,
editor OF hs Yearbook Of American Churches said today
there Is abundant statistical proof that church member.
ship Is growing far rapidly than the overall u S.
population.
But he said the mveh-dsevssed church boom has been
very uneven In IFS impact Some Of the oldest and best
known Protestant denominations have not kept pace in the
phenomenal growth Of recent years.
disproporonsfsy large share Of church gains have
been registered In new suburban areas, while many city
and rural congregations have actually lost members
QUESTION ACCURACY
Dr. Lands Is widely recognized the nations esdinq
authority on church statistics. The yearbook which he edits
under the sponsorship Of the National Council Of Churches
was the source of the figures published last fall shownu
that " s. church enrolment had reached an siIme hia
OF "soOoOo or more than 90 per cent Of hs population