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Evening star., 1949-07-24
COMMISSIONED

NOIVI IIOO1O1N III
BY a senior naval officer to find the
best buy in nearby Va, with these
requirements:
4 bedrms., at least 2
baths Top neigh
borhood
ConvenienceS and reas.
price. Low down
payment.
I have combed the whole area,
called numerous agents, inspected
and eliminated poor buys and
wound up with several excellent
values. II the above requirements
fit your needs you can save your
self this hot, hard work and get
beautiful home at a reas. price
WILTON & SCHREINER. INC,
OV. 81 Z: ewes and sun. TE. 4l6S.
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THE UNDAY STAR
suINcToh n c SUNDAY JULY "a, le49
SUBURBAN SALE-viRGIkiA
ALEXANDRIA
BELLE HAVEN-$16,500


OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6
A truly delightful and spacious J.
bedroom home fronting on golf
course in an atmosphere Of beauty
and stellar environment. 1st fl.
contains well-planned liv. rm., with
fireplace, large din. rm., study, "a
bath, electrically equip. kit and
screened porch. On the End Il. are
3 exceptionally fine bedrms. and
full bath; basement. built-in ga
rage, h-wh, and numerous other
features. The grounds are pretty
and the back terrace is shady and
secluded A rare bargain with i'm
mediate possession. To reach: Drive
through Alexandria on Hwy. !.
cross Hunting Greek then turn left
on Fort Hunt rd. (entrance to Belle
HavenD. bear Immediately right on
Woodmont then right on Belfleld to
No. 10 and open sign. Phone OW.
1885.
ROSCOE C BANGS, EXCLUSIVE.
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ALEXANDRIA

nIHZAI1IN1 1IC1I1
Beautifully restored old house with
walled and shaded garden; large
liv rm. and din. rm., fireplaces, 3
bedrms., . baths; admirably situat-
ed for nursery school or kindergar-
ten, near grade school; also for tea
room.
ROXANA B. DORAN
All 500 0V 3343 %
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3 bedrms., > tile baths, ] bedrm. and
bath on 1st A.; attractive liv. rm.
with flrepl., din. rm. with bay win
dows, equipped kit, side screened
porch, sun deck, Lear gar; full
bsmt.: excel. shaded lot We think
1t can be bought for $lS,950. terms.
Arlington Realty Co.
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SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGikIA

w n OII. I III0 O1NI 0O
2-story brick on large Handicapped
lot in Fails Church, conv to schools,
stores and buses. Liv rm. with fire.
place, din rm. and kit. on lst A.;
. lge. bedrms. and bath upstairs;
finished recrea. rm. and 81 bath
in basement. May be financed for
GI. Only 300 down and month
ly payments like rent FILA flnanc-
ing avail. for nonveterans. This
is a real buy at $4,000. Direc-
tions: Out Lee hwy. tn Broad St.
right on Broad to West ST.. right
to Lincoln ave, left to end of street
and open" sign at 3O2 Sycamore st.
ROACH & PROSISE
CONSTRUCTION co.
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OLDER HOME

OLDER HOME
In lovely Fairfax; in a setting of
ancient trees, this house sits high
on an acre; 3 lge. bedrms., tile
bath. den. lge kitchen, din. rm.;
full bsmt.; gar. for . or 3 cars:
orchard. garden space; all In pretty
cond. and avail soon at S16.95O
With min. $4,000 cash. Shown by
<pointment.
CARROLL BICKLE
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1884 N. 18th ST.
OPEN 2-6
First time offered. Don't fail to see
this lovely English stone and brick
home, situated on lge. wooded corner
lot in N. Arl.'s most conv. and de-
sirable residential area. Spacious liv.
rm, banquet size din. rm., lovely
lge. kit. with breakfast area, and
2 bath on 1st f.: 2nd a consists OF
master bedrm. as lge. as small
dormitory and > other good size
bedrms., Hollywood bathrm. with
separate glassed stall shower, stair
way to lge. f1oored storage attic;
attached gar, built Of finest pre-war
construction; ideally located; walk
ing distance senior high school;
shopping and fast transp. Priced at
only S19.50O with attractive finan-
cling. To reach Out Wash. blvd.
right on Glebe rd.. right on 10Th to
open sign. ~.
Les Farnum & Associates
4R32 N Wash blvd OW. 10O4
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Mel LEAN

IICLEAN
2-bedrm. bungalow on large. fenced
lot Full bSmt; det garage; mr.
transp., school. and shopping. Rea-
sonably priced. Dial operator and
ask for Elmwood 325 or 322 (no
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
MnI
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OPEN TODAY
FOR EVER MODERN

This new style will satisfy your
every. want and need in housing;
tile bath, conv. work-saving center
hall, 7 good-size closets. very at
tractive liv. rm., din. space and
kit. plus utility rm. Some addi-
tional features are parquet flooring,
disappearing stairway to attic, new
S-ft. refer. tabletop range, a
wealth of cabinets, garbage dis
posal and Bendix. All included in
the GI price of S14,950., To reach;
Drive out Columbia pike to So.
Wakefield ST., right on So. Wake
field to Sth rd. and left to our
open sign and house.
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COLUMBIA PIKE

Location promotes fine living, with
the ground ample for large garden
House has 3 large t~rooms and
nursery, ] u baths, large living room
with fireplace and end porch, family
size dining room, equipped kitchen
and first-floor bedroom. Full base
ment, oil heat. garage Many other
fine features. Price, Sl6,950; $1,000
down. S105 per month, or splendid
discount fer all cash.
EASTMAN 2y SFAV
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Sc 600

Retiring7 Buy this comfortable Cane
Cod house on 12-acre lot in delight
full wooded community 80 yards
from the Potomac. This Is really
an exceptional opportunity. WHIT
TON & SCHREINER, INC, OV. 6717;
ewes aud SIM TIE 41RS
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ARlNGION
1St-FLOOR BEDROOM

AhllNGlON
1St-FLOOR BEDROOM
Beautiful white brick Cape Cod. in
f,ne location; large living room with
fireplace, center entrance, full-siZe
dining room. l bedroom and "a bath,
1st floor; 2 large bedrooms and bath
and sun deck on 2nd floor; recrea-
tion room with IA bath in basement;
priced right Out No. Washington
blvd. to 6115. Others to choose
from.
Macpherson & Potter
CHI. s761. Builders. OK. 1884.
ARLINGTON, VA.
5 rms. and bath, asbestos shingle
bungalow (extra large rms), front
and back porches, oil burner; entire
house insulated; fruit and shade
trees, shrubbery. garage; lot 50x
100: close to everything 90 min.
by. bus to- center of Washingtonl
Price, S9,950.&REIBLE, Agent, OK.
0516, GIL 1925
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
1000 IT.. land, 7-rm bldg,. business
prop: near new blvd; In CleShdon,
Va. Fairfa4 9oS-W. Era
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Beautiful Corner Lot
SIX-ROOM BRICK

l1l wa 4kSA ASSS
SIX-ROOM BRICK
Such spacious grounds with lovely
landscaping and colorful flowers
are seldom found in home OF this
price. The housekeeping has been
perfect, aid if you are the lucky
buyer you will walk into q spot
lessly clean home. Built with pre-
war materials and planned with,
cheerful liv. rm., din. rm. and
equipped kit. on list floor: 8 COM
Portable bedrms. and tiled bath on
End floor; attached garage, side
porch. lee bsmt. with entrance to
yard; oil heat. slate roof, storm
windows. Owner leaving country
is asking only S16.750. Prompt
possession.
OPEN 2:3O TO 8
2501 N. FLORIDA ST.
Drive out Lee hwy. tRt. 211) beyond
Glebe rd. to Florida St, right
approx - blks to property
Evening star., 1949-07-24

GOLFERS, ATTENTION
Looking for house and like to play
golf? Consider this fine custom
built brick Colonial, 2 yrs. old. over
looking Belle Haven golf course. only
the street separates the lawn of this
property from the golf course; liv.
rm. 24x13 with fireplace, din. rm.,
fully equipped kit. and u. bath on
1st f., 3 good bedrms. and bath on
2nd f.. full basement, oil INV h;
TRANSPORTATION blk: Is min, by
auto from Washington; price, ST.
$50
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OPEN II
OWNER-Charming 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler; din. rm.. Hollywood kit,
way, bsmt.. oil ht. Approx "a acre
with stream. To reach: Out Column
bia pike to Annandale. left at An
nandale approx. 1'2 miles to Brad
dock rd., rt. on Braddock I'd. ] blk
to Fairland ST., left on Fairland to
open sign. Call wkdavs., Gil. 5273.
Doctors, Apt. and Residence
Close-in Clarendon; rms. 1st f..
3 rms. 2nd f.; new brick; wired
and plumbed for doctors use; u
block of Wilson and Fairfax dr.;
$1,000 cash will handle. J. Full
LER GROOM REALTY CO.. OK.
1dSE GH d1S1
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkiA

Only 4a minutes to the Pentagon
near bus. shopping is this 3-bed- !
room home on a lovely large wooded
lot: full basement. garage, picket |
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OPEN 2 TO 6
$500 DOWN-GI

full price. @-hedrm. bricH-
Lge. closets Gus and schools close.
by. See 1t today
ARFAX REALTY
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlkiA
OWNER SELLING
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Must sell practically new broom
brick il excellent Arlington loca-
ton There are > bedrooms. tiled
bath. screened porch, fireplace, full
basement with outside entrance,
fenced rear yard, combination storm
sash and automatic hot-water heat
Priced for quick sale. Drive out
N. Wash. blvd, turn left ! block at
PoWhatan St, then lett again TO
CON
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-10
The Courier -EIerQld Wont Ads

EARL {. SMITH
TRAILER HOMES
N. w. LARGEST DEALER
We represent some Of the
better Eastern & Western
Trailers, such as
Ironwood, Kozy, Royal,
Columbia, Ideal, etc.
TRADES, BANK TERMS
We service all trailers on
arrival from the factory,
and follow UP after.
wards, if necessary
Ask the man who bought
one from us. Visit our
beautiful and well
lighted sales lot.
Two courteous statesmen to
meet you at all times.
Locations:
RichIand Hermis+on
Moses Lake Portland
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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-10

PRICE CUT FURNITURE
New-take used in trade at
retail on new.
SPECIALS
$685.. 90 Launderall automatic
washer, like new ........S149. so
r.inoleum rugs, 9x12 $3.50
Kitchen cabinets (discon-
tinued) wholesale.
Used davenport and chair
tO.K.) ......--............--......S9.95
9x2S rug and pad
tgoCdD ....-.-......................S19.S5
Davano tfair) ........S4.S5
$3.50 box spring Cmattress
free) good 4.95
Open Sundays and Evenings
Phone S447
1921 Columbia Ave.
fRiver Road i'm Kennewickl
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Yale Article on Fb|
Is Inaccurate, Echoes
Red Talk, Hoover Says
BY the Associated Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Mar. 18.-
j. Edgar Hoover contends that q
Yale Law Journal article which
asserted that there is danger that
the FBI is becoming a "secret
police" was full of inaccuracies
distortions and misstatements."
The FBI chief, in a letter to the
journals editors, published in the
current issue, declared the author;
viewpoint on the FBI is similar t
that Of "The Daily Worker. tht
publication of the Communis
Party"
The original article was critlcs
of the FBI's work in investigator
the loyalty Of Federal employe.
and declared the whole loyalt
investigation program was a threa
to civil liberties. It was writer
by Thomas I. Emerson, Yale Law
professor and former chairman o
the Peoples (Wallace) Party OF
Connecticut, and David M. Hell
field, graduate fellow in the Law
School.
Their Competence Hit.
Mr.. Emerson and Mr.. Helfeld
in advocating greater civilian
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Two Steel Men Await
Sentence on Charges
OF False Testimony

Two steel company executives
are awaiting sentence in District
Court, following pleas of nolo
contendere (no contes0 entered
by them yesterday to information
charging them with giving false
testimony last June before
House Public Works subcommit-
tee, which was investigating pos
sible gray markets in steel.
They are William w. Voisine.
owner of the Wayne Sheet Steel
Co. of Michigan. and Edward c.
Sauve, general manager of the
company.
Voisine entered the nolo con-
tendere plea to two counts. One
of them accuses him of falsely
stating that neither he nor any
one connected with the Wayne
Sheet Steel Co. had ever asked for
or received any premiums for steel
above invoice price.
The second count accuses him
of stating falsely that he had not
received a check for 1921 above
invoice price from the Moline
Pressed Steel Co.
Sauve also entered pleas to two
counts, one charging him with
falsely stating that neither he nor
any one else connected with the
Wayne Sheet Steel Co. had asked
for or received sums above invoice
price. The second count accuses
him of stating falsely that no one
connected with the company had
received a sum above the invoice
price from the Moline concern.
Judge James w. Morris, before
whom the pleas were entered. set
bond for each defendant at 81 900.
pending sentence. No date for
sentencing was set. The Govern
ment was represented in court by
Assistant United States Attorney
Joseph F. Lawless.
The offenses carry a maximum
penalty of a $4,000 fine and a
sentence of from, 20 months to
five years on each count.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Capt. Beach Defends
Accused Restaurant

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board had the novel experience
yesterday of hearing a police cap
tain tell them that q restaurant
charged with a violation Of the
ABC regulations is one Of the best
regulated places on M street NV,
and that the violation charged
was, in his opinion, "an isolated
incident"
Spiro Catarda and Constantine
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ~ BIZ
ls,

so drunk he fell of q stool at tho
bar. The other two told Of ar
resting drunken Marine in the
place.
Mr.. Bonos told the board the
old man fell off the stool after
some one had tried to pick his
pocket and that he had had only
one glass of beer before the police
man arrested him. The Marine,
Mr.. Bonos said, did not have a
drink in the place. Later it was
found he had a bottle of whisky
in his pocket, the proprietor said.
The board took the case under
consideration.
Evening star., 1949-03-18

the FBI to identify (what are to
|him) unorthodox views with Com
|munist views" they wrote, Throws
a revealing light upon the atmos-
phere in which the FBI operates
We cite it as a further sign Of the
direction in which that agency is
moving"
The authors declared their con-
clusions on FBI practice were
based on Official documents" and
"the statments of two former high
officials in the Justice Department,
a former Judge of the New York
court of appeals, a former FEC
commissioner, and eminent au-
thority on civil liberties, and six
highly respected journalists"
Evening star., 1949-03-18

A. Bonos. proprietors Of the Pc.
tomac Restaurant, 3239 M street
NV, were charged with two vio-
lations of selling liquor to an in
toxlcated person and permitting
those persons to remain on the
premises.
Capt. Beverly Beach, command
ing the No. Z precinct, said the
restaurant was one of the best
conducted in his precinct and
that there had never been a COM
plant against the place.
Four policemen told the board
that, on one occasion, two Of them
had arrested an old man who was
Evening star., 1949-03-18

control" over the FBI, had writ
ten:
"A secret police established to
investigate the loyalty Of Amer
ican citizens can develop into a
grave and ruthless menace to
democratic process. There are
signs that the FBI is moving
dangerously in this direction"
To this Mr.. Hoover replied:
ANY doubts that I have had
about the authors sincerity or
competence to write on this sub
ject from the standpoint of
knowledge of the various ramifl-
cations of the loyalty program
Evening star., 1949-03-18

were completely resolved by the
above statement.
II realize, of course, that large
ly it is the opinion of the authors,
which they have every right to
express; however, I find such
opinions most frequently ex-
pressed on the pages of the Daily
Worker !"
Lawyers Reply.
Mr.. Emerson and Mr.. Helfeld, in
an answer to Mr.. Hoover's criti-
cism, also published by the Jour-
nal, contended that the FBI chiefs
reference to the Daily Worker sup
ported their point.
"This readiness by the chief of
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Musical Program Set
At Women's CITY Club

Miss Mary Midyette, mezzo-
soprano, and Gordon Barnes, bari
tone, will sing in a musical pro-
gram at 4 pm. Sunday at the
Women's City Club. 1893 I street
NV. for the benefit of the clubs
civic and welfare fund.
Miss Isabelle Terrill. violinist,
also will take part in the program.
The artists will be accompanied by
Miss Rhea Winters on the piano.
Evening star., 1949-03-18

Here's real buy This fvepy table has birch top
available wheat Peochtone finishes has hoirPn style
legs and when closed 30x40 when is 30x5O
Comes with chairs that rs" shaped construction and
chrome plated Upholstered red blue simulated leather
Knns-Fm
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Curzon Reveals Superb Playing
In Local Piano Recital Debut

The means by which he does
this is the use of an inexhaustible
command of tonal tinting. He
has innumerable varieties of touch
which he employs with extreme
skill while his tone remains always
velvety in quality. His scheme of
dynamics is individual and his
pedalling discreet. From the mi
nutest pianissimo to the stark
thunder required In Liszt's Soma
ta in B Minor" there is never
an overstatement. an abuse, or
dramatics for public appeal. 1t
was music making by a musician,
an enthusiast and q poet.
His virtuosity, that in itself is
untroubled by difficulties. sank
into the background beside the
fascination of his structural power.
Although. on the way, beauty
piled on beauty, these were welded
together in a construction which
the artists mental vision of the
entity Of the work was completely
Evening star., 1949-03-15
By Alice Eversmon

Piano playing such as Clifford
Curzon presented last night has
long been absent from Constitu-
tional Hall. It is an unforgettable
experience to be led so deeply
into the heart of music without
any consideration Of mechanical
means by one so amply endowed
in all-around pianistic technique.
But this is what Mr.. Curzon did
in his debut recital in this city
and by so doing, revealed himself
q considerable notch higher in
artistic conception than many OF
his renowned colleagues. He re-
placed Artur Schnabel. whose i'll
ness has cut short his concert
appearances for the time being,
on Patrick Hayes piano series.
It Is not an exaggeration to say
that until one has heard Mr..
Curzon, ones musical education
and listening enjoyment has not
been completed. Names Of other
great pianists rise up Immediately
to protest this statement. yet one
by one they are put aside for the
lack Of the ultimate in interpreta-
tive ability. Brilliance, finesse,
musicanship. individuality, they
all possess yet none has been able
to bend them so superbly to the
full creation of the music as does
this British pianist. In penetra-
ton and play Of Imagination he
outshines them, as also by his
power to put his musical findings
into his fingers.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Janitor Faces Hearing
In Assault on Woman

Hearing on a rape charge
against o janitor here has been
set for next Tuesday In Municipal
Court.
Rudolph D. jackson. 43. colored,
of the $500 block of Eleventh
street NV. faces the charge
under $4,000 bond set by Judge
Almond w. Scott yesterday. A
delay was asked. pending recovery
Of the 24-year-old colored victim
from head injuries.
She told police she was beaten
last Saturday night in q basement
apartment. Two Of her front
teeth were knocked out. and both
eyes blackened In the assault, she
said.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

il. With pierced and Godroon border, this mary
uses bowl has steodyne weighted base. Sterling
:. Cleaning cream and sugar duo in the
Georoion manner. Sterling siIver----------$45
dinner coffee service. Sterling silver coffee pot,
suoor bowl, cream pitcher ----------------$245
Round troy sterling silver r----------------$e
+. >. Hurricane lamps you easily transform into
condIesticks. Sterling silver with weighted bases,
etched GLOSS globes. Por----------$ $3.50
Q. Wide fIuted bowl for soIod or flowers. Ster-
lino silver
h Footed sterling silver lO-ineh shel-----$60
=. Cleaning on your hospitobIe teo tobIe our
sterling silver Plymouth teo service. Tea and coffee
pots, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, waste bowl 80.
The troy, sver-pIoted ---------------$
Evening star., 1949-03-15

realized. How vivid imagination
and poetic sensibility cal operate
when directed by q talent such as
Mr.. Curzon's was illustrated in
its full scope and variety in the
Schubert "1mpromptu in E Flat
Minor" Brahms "Intermezzo in
e Flat" and that in c Major. Cho-
pins "Nocturne in c Sharp
Minor" and his "Tarentelle.
The larger offerings on his pro-
gram were Schumann's ".Sontata
in G Minor" and Listzt's Sonata
in B Minor" dedicated to Schu-
Evening star., 1949-03-15

account Of Haydn's "Andante and
Variations in r Minor" followed
by q charming pictorization of
the small fury of Beethoven's
"Rondo . Capriccio." known as
Rage Over a Lost Penny" It was
a program of familiar pieces, yet
Evening star., 1949-03-15

mann. The delivery of these
monumental works was beautifully
cleancut, brilliant in technical Sc
curity and iridescent In coloring.
Yet all these appurtenances of a
virtuoso served as medium Of a
profound Interpretation. poign-
antly romantic in the "Antantiro"
of the Schumann and marvelously
contrasted in light and shade,
drama and fiery song, in the Liszt.
The recital opened with a lovely
Evening star., 1949-03-15

seldom have they seemed so new.
Mr.. Curzon's puissance as inter-
prefer disclosed such a wealth
of unrealized beauty that the
audience was enraptured. The
result was q triumph for Mr..
Curzon and a memorable expert
ence for his public.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Potrcion from Denmark Donish Lotus -tlot-
wore -. masterpiece in sterling silver by W. & S.
Soerensen q distinguished pottern to choose in
individual place settings or separate pieces. The
"extros, too serving pieces and the specialized
pieces thot round out your service beautifully.
individual place setting includes dessert fork and
knife, teaspoon soIod fork. hollow handled butter
spreoder and bouiIIon spoon. pieces ---$4s25
After dinner coffee spoon, 81; fruit spoon, $S.75;
iced-teo spoon, $3.50; oyster fork, S7.25; cream
IodIe, $s.75; oroy Iode, $'s.25; tablespoon,
$3.50
q -. CondeIobros hold shining topers high.
Branches ore removable. Sterling silver with
weighted boses Pair -$looso
b. Toll sterling silver condlestcks with the much
liked 6odroon border. Boses weighted Pair. $3.50
WAL-Silver Room First Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Success
and Happiness
Are Yours
i130 csaa. Ave. NV.
1850 Mess. Ave. NV.

Men and women in all walks
of life have turned in count
less instances to a Christian
Science Reading Room FORM
spiration and healing. There
theyhav read from the Bible
and the Christian Science
textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
As a result there has come
to them the revelation of
spiritual truth which has sup
piled courage and enlighten-
ment - sometimes in the
face of desperation. Sickness
hasbeenreplaced withhealth,
failure and unrest with sue
cess and rich satisfaction.
They have recognized some
thing of the perfection of
Gods man here and now,
and consequently have left
the Reading Room refreshed
and healed. This can be your
experience, too.
At the Reading Room the
Bible and Science and
Health" together with other
authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, bor-
rowed, or purchased. You
are cordially invited to avail
yourself of these opportuni-
ties.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
READING ROOMS
1901 ! S., NV
1892 Connecticut Ave., NV
III { S., NE
I4sh and q sis., NV
Soi csisEsds Dlds.
i4sh 81. end Park Reed, NV
Risss ssnk sIds.
1876 Wisconsin Ave., NV
1917 r st., NV
Also. Christian Science Reading
Rooms in Bethesda, Hyattsville,
Silver Spring, Alexandra, Airing.
ton, and other nearby communi.
ties.
Information concerning free pub.
he lectures, church services, ana
ether Christian Science activities
10 ouoilable in these Rooms.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-30
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY J. c.

Youngstown, O., June 30-LaSt
weekend Youngstown travelled to
Cleveland East and added an
other victory for our team. 1t
was a short and exciting game.
with Youngstown defeating East
by a score OF Il. We want to
thank East for she delicious
luncheon and or shwing us a
good time. We hope to be able to
do the same for you some time.
Next weekend we have a bye,
so we will have restful week
end and win our next game, right
fellows:
We also want to congratulate
our new T. S. ]. A. officers. The
best of luck to all of you. We
want to thank the past officers
for doing such a swell job. Thanks
90 to New Castle in putting over
such successful affair. From all
reports those that did not attend
missed a grand time.