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ROOMS FyRNIsHED-N.E.

1917 18th ST. NE. Furnished
room, kitchen privils.; S25 mo.
Apply any time Sunday; week days
NICELY htsfa 7 piTTiN pfTRN. front rm;; twin
beds; nr, bath; mod. quiet home; aont
after $50 wk. days. FIR. 07o5.
COR. 3rd AND r. 1. AVE.--Lovely
bright bedrm., connecting bath,
share l other. for lady with refs.
aqS sqs At iob dooF Sr esy bldg sinse M3 Sgo rms
nice private home, blk. car or bus,
1909 800 BLRDENsBuRG SLURlDDENsBuRG RID. N.E.ILge.
Ink: room, for couple or two; PVT
g8I h9me isaEkWoo6 PhEklRE faS sTEee ER 44s front
rm., newly redec., sgle. or dble.,
1901 N. CAPIToL sT.Wsleeping rm,
near near transportation, privileges. DE.
51Iss EAST CAPITOL N.E.-Large
posure; also smaller room; reason
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1882, lge.
front rm, adj. bath with shower
gentleman only; $40 wk. is
Or single person; privileges; con
1925 AMEs ST. N.E.-Large. clean,
comfortable front sum sunny room r,a for
stores and transportation. LU.
Mr.. 10th AND X SITS. N.E.-Twin
beds; nr. good boarding house; nice
1h9a | ST.EhEe 81 he Sinenas rm next to to "a BATH;
pvt home: conv. transp. TR.
LARGE FRONT H,K. ROOM, util.,
etc; etc. conple. two babies 'os OK; S-9s, no Ta-
die diq; nike mixed s.: d I5S I ; st, ne.
ON CAPIToL HiLI0For gentleman;
RfSats Fon s. hQme Week closf at to sosSS
: twin beds. next bath. Phone aud
KIT; priyils,: ladies pref. NO, 4766.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1929 14th
ST., St; n'fMsingis m a4as room. next bath;
sEETTiLED MAN 20 or woman pvt. fam
ily;, near hns stop: $3.50 wk. ,22s
CsPdroL aff 81 fifi hI11-1n a tourist home
suitable for l or ., $40 ea.; l rm.,
dble. Ii. 4-S920 -23
I2O 3rd ST. N.E.-Larse room, 2nd
floor; with a ,glassed-in porch, ,ele-
gdnlly luEnlSneu' n plock from
Supreme Court; S35.
DOUBLE ROOM, in private family,
for 2 ladies or gentlemen. private
bath, telephone and laundry pNvilS.;
S25 mo. each. Dupont 2291. 10"
1900 BLK. L ST. N.E.-Lge. rm.,
twin beds. adj. bath. Ii. 3-2093.
LGE. FRONT RM.. in Brookland Sec
ton, will be painted to suit tenant,
turn. or unfurn. Phone, lge. yard,
laund. kit. privils. CO. 5533
LGE. BRIGHT FRONT RIM. with or
without breakfast; COW. transp: for
gentleman with refs. Woodbridge
section. MI. 0S03
QUIET COUPLE or 2 men, with
Priyiieses; PIIE4; cQnv. neishborhood. Ii.
WOMAN, II cheerful room. near transp.
LGE. FRONT RIM, Suitable or .
gentlemen; close to transp., reStau-
rants: 1885 Hamlin ne. at 18th
and r. I. ave. DE. 3553.
40 11th ST. NE, Apt. 4-Nice
single rm., conv. to carline. for re-
fined person. TR 642S 10
633 LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-Front
,rm.. in excl. neighborhood; can
be seen at any time. Ii 7-6642. II
1899 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Large
rn1.. semipyt. bath. / or persons:
tranSp. at corner DE 4039 IL
$50 EAST CAPITOL-Lovely lge, twin
bedrm.. share bath with one; COW.
to Navy yard; Lincoln Park car
passes door. 90
Evening star., 1950-09-17
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
TRIPLE OR DOUBLE studio rc

TRIPLE OR DOUBLE studio room,
refrtgerator, radio or TV. $15-s2I.
2I47 F st. NV. Elk. O653. go
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Very large room
cooking facilities; good location and
1910 P ST. NV, THE Churchilr'-
Efficiency apt, bed-liv. rm., mr.. bath,
maid service, linens. $50 wk. NO.
RooM-convenient transp.; $40
per mo. 1926 18th st. NV. lis
SHEPHERD dIs AND i 5th-Large: pleas,
girls; , S45 per mo-. 1, S35 mo.
ess 3 1ith sr. ,N.E.-Larre front rm..
near bath; new. sink, stove, refgr.;
REnRM IaitsSe Gns ASn or s1TT,S tTI; SO ne ne IL
cooking facil.; refined NV. home;
emp!. men, couple. Box 354-X, Star
1174 MASS. AVE. NV, "The Oak
mont'-Attrac.. twin-bed rm., new
an-elec. kitchen; l, 2 or 3 adults.
MT. PLEASANT. 1891 18th st. nv
Bedroom and kitchen; empl. couple;
H9 Sem5pvT; LOB ssth, AD. 6911. 20
poIrtation; lh,k.' good size; SO,
COLoRED-e NEATLY FURN. light
housekeeping rms. for employed cou-
pies; all privileges. AK, 1929. II
COLORED-2 ROOMS, Ink; also
apt quiet empl. couple. HU. 5734
1921 PA. AVE. s.E.-Refned, young,
empl. couple furn. housekeeping
rm. in owners .well-kept home; rent
reas.;- gentle home.
1854 KENYON ST. N.W.-Bedroom
and glass-incloSed porch. lefriger-
? or 8; S7.50 each.
419 NEW JERSEY AVE. SEE
rooms, accom-. 2: utils. incl; $40
719 L. CAPITOL sT.-Gentleman
ideatohi SaaTf hS rms MS S sar!i9ss a9sG excel.
INTER Glacial INTERHATioN,AL r; N 4
TERRY HOUSE; studio room. Ink.
privileges; any race acceptable;
must be Of good character. DU.
/ LARGE L.H.K. ROOM. stove. sink,
Frigtdaire. for 2, SAT so; also sin
gle room, running water, 81. HU.
NEAR C; w.-Lge. light housek seping
r Tm;' " ME sITo Sgea sgle rm- l242 21st St
1Io3 Il. i. AVE. NV lge. fur
sgle,. 50 and $40: dble., S11 and
sTUDio RM., refgr.. elec. grill, s35;
single or double; lztl and Park
.rd. NV. HU. 4736.
1i5 18th ST. S.E.-L.h.k. rooms,
next bath, new Frigldaire, S35 and
$40 monthly. LU 4-7514.
500 +. CAPITOL ST. rms, pvt.
Tetgr., stove and sink; cony. tranSp.:
$3.50 per month. 10
&c K ST. NV.
Large front rm.. 8 windows, refgr. !;
couple. Also rm. without refgr.,
next to bath. is
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.

CoLoRED - COMFORTABLE single
rm. for middle-aged lady, trans
portation conv. MI. 0740 after
COLORED-ROoM with home prev
ileges. children accepted. Also /
single rm. GE. 0339.
CoLORED-LARGE double rm. fol
gentlemen in good NV. location
CoLoRED-LARGE furn. front rm.
cooking privs. Sl1.25 per wk
CO. 0066
COLORED-LG. front rm., for empl
cpl. or men, home privileges. Cal
CoGORED-IO6 ELM ST. NV. Small
furnished room for rent. Call after
8 pm. IL"
for l. Home privileges. RA. l46s
COLoRED-DoUBLE, SINGLE OF
twin-bed room, in pvt. home; conven
transp. RA. O776,
COLoRED - you ST. NV. = Large
front rms, S1o.50 and ST., so
cooking: no Children. MI. 9533.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

CONN. AVE. vIC.-Lge. sgle. rn., new
home. modern bath and shower,
a.-c.h.: conv tranSp. Gentleman.
MASTER AsiflSI IIv.-BEDRM.. newly deco
rated, sunny and cool; pvt. phone;
coav to car and shopping center;
excel. location for 3 or 4 young peo-
pie l435 Fairmopt St; NV, 10
men-expensively furn. and deco
rated studio rooms; semipyt. bath
and shower; daily maid service;
walking distance Govt. and business
aSoS StnSei; KA1oRANa OR IaoT: RD. N.w.-Ntegvly
decorated room for l girl or gentle
man. Apply in person. 30
GEORGETOWN-Quiet room. bath;
overlooks garden; every conv,; young
prSf man man prst yE S52; soo MI; Ii, l22g; soor,
for sentleman II apt, near bath, m
LARGE DBLE. FRONT RooM-Pvt.
phone; near carline and bus. 1923
NR' FaiFR9RE F9RTER Fl nE ANb co ooSS&Dbi SS9 or
sgle. rms; lge. closets: kit. privs.
or grill; $3.50 wk. per person. IA.
AVAILABLE to young man; nice room,
AcRoss saa SsSsi FROM RaSIf' VI WALTER SrER REED
Lovely rm.. newly furn.; sgle or
dbl; twin beds; phone IN rm.; maid
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Large. at
tractive. clean room; twin beds,
sem ssnjpyt. Y bath; private home. 3S1a
col IN TEwREsBuRY Fl wfR;EEssBuRY PL. N.w.ILge.
from express bus; S35 per mo-; ga
1oO6 1sth 9Th ST, ST N.W.-Across from
Statler Hotel, downtown rooms: at
20i7 KALoRAMA RD. NW.-Lovely
2nd floor front rm.; twin beds. large
closet: z block Conn. ave. bus.
1fSS 4 oS1; ST. - Single, double, clean,
shower show; BATH bath Ex n H. 1857 aha 0eooIiEsu' ml4
18th AND observation-disclosures front
room. good innerspring mattress;
esso esssntlSmGanni MGnn T TT. 1856 ov0,v LIZ stor
bedrm., pvt. bath; twin beds and
also bedrm., twin beds. lge. closets,
1s5S Sii N Sis:TnE ST. NV. ": M. Conn. ave.
Large front rmit and dressing rm:;
SINGLE is' RM. with sleeping porch;
GENTLE, home: eonv. to 10th st. bus;
1sg! s9pl' raSYEoR laSY. "a 81. s9S2. Xw-1ge el1 T
next to- bath: refs. TU. 1869. IL
A GOOD RM. in pvt. home for a
gentleman: uper Georgetown, quiet.
congenial atsmos. OR. 1856 ~
1855 P ST. N.W.-Beautifully .furn.
and newly decorated Ist FIR. front,
sgle. rm., nr. bath. 10
LGE. RM. for married, employed cple
Cooking and laundry privileges; nr.
transp. TU. 1896. IL
WOMAN, large front rm., downtown
area, unlimited phone, semipvt. bath.
ST. 1856. liz
GLOVER PARK-3so2 w St.-Large
double rm., twin beds, inner-spring
mattresses, private home. OR. 0l21.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

COLORED I137 NEW > JERSEY
AVE. S.E.-Double and single. rms;
man. Ii. 4-2046. IL
COLORED-RM.F FOR COUPLE in ex-
change for care of 2 children; 5
days; privileges. VI. 3199
COLORED-SINGLE and double rm.,
COLORED-NICE ROOM, Single OF
double with privileges. AK. 1923.
CoLORED-EMPL. LADY or gent,
nicely furn. rm., pvt. bath, kit
priyil. Ii. 4-6l46.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
COUNTRY BOARD

MOUNTAIN LoDGE-vacation in the
Blue Ridge, 90 miles from Wash.
with board. MRS. ZORN. RID No.
/, Front Royal. Va. Phone .20-F-3
or RA. 9043 Mon. to Fri.
CHILDREN BOARDED while parents
are employed: age 2 to yrs. MRS.
SIMON CRAVER, Brookeville, Md.
Phone Ashton 2l02
Evening star., 1950-09-17
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

FRONT ROOM, also middle and kit.
MR. BORCH. SIS x st. ne.
2 ENGLISH BSMT. ROOMS, bath,
pvt. entr, Office or studio 212
MARYLAND ave. ne, Ii. 3-7727. i S
COLORED-EXTRA LARGE front
room; home privileges. Ii. 6-1550
Evening star., 1950-09-17
SENATE HOTEL,

LARGE FRONT ROOM
Twin beds 2 closets. FIR. 2970. II
COLORED-MODERN single room =,
bright beautiful. immaculate; cedar
closets; for gentleman. 1921 Lang
pl. ne. Ii. 7-573S.
CoLoRED--NICE SINGLE RM. in
modern home;,. conv: transp. and
shopping; middle-aged lady pref. VI.
COLoRED-II2o aIst ST. NE. Apt.
10, Rooms furnished or unfur-
nished; single person or couple. TR.
COLORED-RELIABLE, sober couple
will give room with small salary in
exchange for wife's duties. Ii
COLoRED-1oOO BLK. sth st. NE
On carline; lge,- rm. for employed,
coLoREbM1515 fI mai g. TRIRIDAD rIIShf; ave.
n;e;-;Large front room; furnished;
COL.-LGE. UNFURNISHED room;
utilities incl. 35 Wee st. ne. AID.
CoLoRED-2 FURNISHED rooms;
COLORED-ROOM FURN., twin beds
employed men or women; homelike
atmosphere. 1906 Trinidad ne. Ii.
CoLoRED-LGE. FURN. RM.. plenty
trans AT. 3147. 155 18th st.
COLORED-EXTRA-LGE. RM., use Of
kitchen; will take l or 2 small chill
dren under 3. Ii. 3-2723. --17
COLORED-1O2212 9th ST. Ne
Double rm., furn.. light housekeep-
CoLoRED-ATTRAC. RM.NFor empl.
couple, 2 girls or men; man to
share rm. or girl to share rm.; a
real home for the right people; use
OF telephone and kitchen; decent
company permitted. LA. 6-7654
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for couple; laundry and cooking
privileges II. 7-20in after : pm.
COLORED-RM. IN QUIET HOME.
For empl. cpls Cooking. priyyil. 11I5
Montello ave. ne. Ii 4-5322. III
COLORED-124I G ST. N.E.-Sin-
gle or double rm. for empl. men.
COLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
rm., next to bath. For man. Call
Ii. 3-4143.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

WENDALL TERRACE. pleasant rms.
maid service, laundry privileges. ex-
Cellent so meslS dsdnt and ! transp SO o4Rg per
e YOUNG MEN to share rm.. with
twin beds. next to bath, pvt. home;
good home cooking. MI. 1899. -l7
YOUNG WOMAN college instructor
desires room and board in private
er s pm, SH. 1912.
SLAUGHTERS, 1927 10th st. NV
tnr, Dupont Circle)-Clean, comfort
able rooms; daily maid serv., phones
in all rooms; semipvt. bath, lge
living rm.; social privils. choice
Wk.; rates reas. no. e767. 20
ACROSS the street from the beauti-
full Dupont Plaza Hotel. 1904 10Th
st. NV; beautiful End fl. front near
bath. suitable for , or 3: other va
cancies for men and women; dou-
BILE rooms, twin beds. Good home
1855 FATRMoNT ST. N.w.-Lge
single rm.; 2 meals 6 days week
excel food. HUI. 5000.
ROOM with board offered to en-
pioyed mother with child in private
ROOM AND M, BOARD, Mon.-Fri., tor
fer girl. MI. OS03.
1904 QUE ST. NV. -- Clean rooms
good food. single and double, good
ROOM a5eHSp0F'sFIGTi WITH NGj BoAR6-work,ne aHR4,
mother with ! or children; good
| location, mr.. tranSp; best of care
given children; pvt. residence. OR
FOR EMPLOYED LADY-Nicely fur.
nished room with good meals, all
conveniences; no other roomers;
convenient to bus. Avail. Oct 10th
DuFoNT up sS1P'i CIRCLE AREA - Lovel,
for man., unlimited phone for each
leees. CLUB MASON. No. 677G.o
ELDERLY PERsoN--Large rm. with
closet space, adj. bath: home cooked
TWO DOUBLE RMS. twin beds. good
Mo Meals; S4s8 geo 10th st. NV or gall
1901 NG' Del 1aLAF1ELp PLACE NV
Rooms and board private guest
home for elderly. ladies; widely det.
fefs. fef Sfs3nq R2! a1qs & front; tray seTyce'
1910 N. Hamp. Ave. NV.
Retinsd sfis4 guest home has available,
. people; private bath, elevator and
maid service; good food. MI. 8165.
WESLEY HALL
pacioQs ,dble. rms. in remodeIed re-
dec. bldg Running water ir every
rn. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rin.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S48 to $3.50: 1896
21st st NV. HU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan: excel
switchboard and elevator service
HO. 1865
RO-CAR HOUSE
Doubles and triples for men anc
women. Daily maid and telephone
service. 1901 2lst st. NV, HO
1900. Prices start at S4S.50. III
Evening star., 1950-09-17
SHIPLEY PARK
TAKOMA PARK

1921 FAIRVIEW AVE.
De luxe apis. in new 6-unit bldg. |;
choice location; 2 bedrmS.. liv. rm..
din. nm, kitchen and bath. S1O2. so;
l bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm., kitchen
snd 6. path. $50. ooGGo W. HOLLAND.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
POOKS HILL
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch.
board, utilities, three elevators, car
two large parking areas Storage
space on each floor; roof garden.
Resident manager on premises.
-lT
Evening star., 1950-09-17
66 Z ST. NV.

90 K 81. N w,
Large front rm.. 8 windows, refgr :;
couple. Also rm. without refgr
next to bath. is
Evening star., 1950-09-17

CHEVY CHASE-Attractiv double
room with private bath. laundry,
phone and breakfast privileges; buses
at door; clubroom for occasional en-
tertaining. WO. 1451.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
RO-CAR HOUSE

Doubles and triples for men anc
women. Daily maid and telephone
service. 1901 21st st. NV, HO
200 Prices start at SAS.b i
Evening star., 1950-09-17

MODERN 2 BEDRMs.. uv. rm.. kit,
and bath; 1914 Kenilworth ave n e.;
open for inspections; $50, incl. utils.;
conV. to stores, transp. ia. $500.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

GAITHERSBURG. MD.-Liv, rm.. bd-
;S75. H. W. BECRAFT. Gathers.
burg. Gaithersburg 731 or 244. III
DETACHED ,t.l HOME. entire End a.;
rm. and kit; adults; $3.50 mo. 1859
Montague st. NV, GE. 6O53, is
QUE ST. AT 18th N.W.-Ige' hskn'
- NsemIpVt; bath, S65. DE. 1866. III
N ST; At C0NN.-Attrac. lge. liv.
ss peopTe peopm sIio III ad pu fe9lgyt sHs1 bath
2-RM. FURN. APT.Gshare bath,
hedrm: 1438 Spring rd. NV, II
NICELY FURN. liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
PAIN; iaund: privil,., free phone: 2
BAcHEsLoRO APT.@EEe, Ttn Et; h;m Tm., dressing sd
tied tele. ext. Sat. Sun. or after
Mt 4 PIP PLESsaNTE&s.H EESssskadaEs. Hu; t,f f6675: .117
refgr;;;; light cooking facilities; ideal
Tor 2 adults. 1717 Kilbourne pi.
1850 COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Liv. NwLMil1 rm,,
oedrmi extra-lge;, well-furn. Kit.
Closets, eea ai3esif sirls csme; SAP ga pvt BATH
MT. ,PLEASANT-Bedrm., screened
R2rch 1A9a and kitchen, semi-bath, $50.
coNAN 'Aii5 AVE-. $500 BLock-1stl1nIoor BLock1M1I
suite of rms, kit, bath and porch:
Sl25 mo; adults. To inspect, cali
AD. S05S or BOSS g. PHELPS, INC,
1417 K st. NV, MA. 5000. II
GETOWE-Bachelor' suite: Eli
ropean flavor; 3 rms; . fireplaces;
bookcases; f0eR unfurn;o @ $3.50; partly
SLIGO PARK HILLS APIS, 1o4
Schuyler rd., Silver Spring-Parquet
floors; Venetian blinds and tiled
bath with shower; utilities paid; l.
bedrm. apts., $3.50 to $3.50 mo-;
2-bedrm. apt, S93.50 mo. To in
spect, contact MANAGER. 81. 1866.
- -1S
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom modern apt,
18th and Park rd.. for 2-bedrm. apt.
in upper NV. section. Box ga. Star.
ARL.. vA.-Close Clarendon; 2 apts.:
ES.rsS NTH 5f s0 nS each; Sso oath
sseh; soaa incl. utils. Adults only. ,cH.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

521 PEABODY ST. NV.
2 bedrooms. living room. dinette.
kitchen, bath; tenant pays utilities;
500 mo.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Twin beds 2 closets. FIR. 2970. II
COL0RED-MODERN single room. b,
bright beautiful. immaculate; cedar
closets; for gentleman. 1921 Lang
Evening star., 1950-09-17

CULUhED = FOR KENT = large
room, l small; furnished; desire
couple and single person; near bus
and streetcar lines. 1919 N. H. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV

Double and single rooms. some witt
private bath; American plan: excel
lent meals; home atmosphere: "a hr
HO. 1865
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-29
7iOenr Questions
on C1wI Liberties

You believe in the Bill of Rghts--but exactly how
much civil liberty do YOU think should be allowed in our
democracy?
The following quiz will tell you where you stand ac
cording its complers the American Civil Liberties I'm
ion ITO Fifth Avenue, New York TO- NY which is seek
ING contributions membership for its fight for civil lib
critics The Union Is against Communism Fascism and
the XXX.
If you with the statement, put circle around
(for 'Yes) if not encircle N (for NO..
Government employees accused of dsloyalty should
have right know the of information against
them cossexanine their (YD
Police and other censors should be allowed 20 ban books
such Studs Lonigan' D
Personal ability alone should determine an applicants
right job regardless of his religion
Labor unions should be permitted to contribute
The right to restricted by poll taxes
white primaries OD
Colleges justified in quota 0 limit
members racial and religious
Gerald Smith and Paul Robson should have
make public speeches other political leaders )
Trade unions entitled to restrict their membership
basis of color religion national origin )
Any private individual has the right criticize any
government official anywhere the world Y)
10 Police officials should have the right TO listen pri
(N
Employers should be permitted their
gadng their workers (Y)
plays and books should be suppressed
leous -~-~ (Y) N
10 government prosecute
ynhers when states or local communities fail to act V)
Il Lahors right to picket includes the right to deny ac
70 plants by (N
religious schools should financial
from the government . \ (N)
The Attorney General is justified issuing his list OF
without them
(N)
y The ovenn,ant ! ;,s,ised in barring foreign visitors
their political other beliefs tN)
All rental should have us. immigration
basis other nations (Y)
10 Tests employees loyalty should be
fined jobs where national security is involved tY) N
and college should be required
to special Communist loyalty. oath tY) N
Play FaifDont check until you answer all twenty
In ACLUs opinion you POINTS each for answering
YES numbers g. H. 49, 49, 10; and POINTS each for
NO numbers g. s. g. TO- r. H. Is l6 IL, 90
II believe in almost exception
to the principles of civil liberty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-29


A Generation more of Animal
Magnetism" u m s ked
Stripped Nalked!! The Ser
penf." Bondage. and Rackefeer-
ing of Sex for all of the Human
Race
BY Andrew S. Fruehauf. c. S.
Gods Condemnation of Sex and
Human Reproduction,l! Jesus:
This world shall pass away.")
The Childless Jesus Defied Old
Testament Scripture, BE Fruit
full and Multiply" But Adams
and Eves--Sinning, Stupid, Blum
dering. Human Animals-Sons
and Daughters of the Devil!
multiply like rabbits"!!,
Jesus trained himself 30 years
for three years work. but COM
pletely rejected the devlish folly
of having human offspring. And
what wonderful sons and daugh-
tiers he could have had And
what a posterity of leadership
he could have had,
Jesus: Blessed Are the Barren,
the Wombs that Never Bare. the
Paps that Never Gave Suck
Luke 1929.
And Jesus: Woe Unto Them
Who Are With Child and Give
Suck In Those Days!'-Luke
2l:23.
More on leadership. Jesus knew
that whenever the works of the
devil are ripe for destruction
inspired leadership arises. ct is
always in process of prepare
tom
Il am The Way. The Truth
and The Life Jesus words too.)
And His. MY Works And
Greater Shall Ye Do"
And His. Why Do Ye Not Tn.
derstand Ny Speech? Even Be-
cause Ye Cannot Hear Ny Word
Ye Are of Your Father the
Devil, and the Lusts of Your
Father Ye Will Do. He was 9
Murderer from the Beginning
and Abode Not in the Truth
Because there is No Truth in
Him: When He Speaketh Lie,
He Speaketh of His Own: For he
is a Liar, And The Father of it,
Common Sense and Inspired
Wisdom: "Of Two Evils, Choose
the Lesser.
Thus is scientific birth control
and birth prevention given di-
vine endorsement.
See "HUNGER AT TIL F
PEACE TABLE" The Saturday
Evening Post, May l2-
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-29

In opinion you get POINTS each for
YES T. H. 49, 49, 10; and POINTS each for
6, g. TO- r. H. Is. l6 IL, 20
II you believe in almost exception
to the principles of civil liberty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-29
Christian
Healing

Divine Thunderbolfs of Truth
A Generation more of Animal
Magnetism" u n m . k d -
Stripped Naked!! The Ser
penf." Bondage. and Rackefeer-
ing of Sex for all of the Human
Race
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
Mrs. McCune Hostess
To Missionary Society

The Woman'S Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
met at the home of Mrs. Forest
McCune, Walnut street, last
Thursday evening.
The meeting was opened by
hymn and prayer and was fol-
lowed by the business session,
The devotionals and program
was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Raymond Moore. White
Cross work was done after the
program.
Refreshments were SerVec {
during the social hour.
Members attending were: Mrs
Elizabeth Dilley, Mrs. Cd n &
Wehr, Mrs. Roy Wikander, Mrs
John Morris, Mrs. Ed Ickes, Mrs
Tina Cunningham, Mrs. Jennie
James, Mrs. Harry Colley, Mrs.
Harold Bpown, Mrs. Raymond
Moore and the hostess.
Guests were Mrs. v. S. Stick
el, of GAINESVILLE, Miss Lilly Har-
ris and Leona Keyser.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
Circle No. 3, w. S. c. S.
Meets At Smith Home

Members of Circle No. 3, w.
S. c. S., of the First Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs.
j. E. Smith, Playground street
last Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock.
A delicious dinner was served
cafeteria style.
The after dinner program
with Mrs. Bessie Christopher
presiding, featured solos on the
Hammond organ by Miss Wava
Williams and Mr.. Smith, solos
by Mrs. Charles Kirchner, a
quartette, Mrs. Iva Cutler, Mrs.
Miss Alice Cutler and Miss
Sarah Finley, singing whisper
ing Hope" A reading was given
by Miss Effie Warren entitled
"Towser Must Be Tied Tonight"
Mrs. 0. o. Wilson gave some re-
marks and a report was given
by the treasurer, Mrs. Lois
Ziler.
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A Journal Classified
II. Will Pay Dividendsl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-10
July Marriage
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Dyer, Cald-
we'll, are announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Kath-
leen, to William Sopko, of Coal
Ridge.
The single ring ceremony was
performed Saturday, July Is, in
the sonage of the First
Church of Christ with the pas
tor, Rev. Reece G. McGoldrick,
officiating at the service at 200
o'clock. The ceremony was wit
messed by members of the inn
mediate families.
The bride wore a dark blue
frock with flowered design for
her wedding and a corsage of
red roses.
Attendants for the couple
were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roberts, of Coal Ridge.
A dinner and reception was
held following the ceremony al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Lori, Coal Ridge.
The new Mrs. Sopko attended
Caldwell high school Her hus-
band attended Belle Valley high
and is employed by the Penn
sylvania railroad.
The couple are residing on
Main street in Caldwell.