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Evening star., 1953-02-27
SPRING

Is Just around the corner and Is
when you pay for the scenery and
the .temperature of the day. But,
here's an Opportunity you can't af-
ford to miss Just Before the flowers
start to bloom. Delightful scenic
Virginia Forest where every home
Wide deep wooded lot goes with
this spacious 3-bedrm. rambler,
Bright bSmt., paneled throughout.
SlI,5Q0 is the. selling price. SO, 500
cash. Inspect this today. IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
Don't Ignore It

Cause You'll Adore It
1st H.. liv. rm., full din. rm.. lge. kit,
1 bedrm. and bath; end a., 2 lee.
bedrms., full bsmt. with partition
for recr. rm.. completely Anchor
fenced: built in 194S. owners ask
Evening star., 1953-02-27
WITHOUT A DOI1RT

WITHOUT A DOUBT
In our minds, this is the best buy
We. have seen in Falls Church. g.
bedrm. new red brick rambler; Gift.
ny. rm. with firepl., lge. din. rm.,
kit. like what you see in Better
Homes and Gardens" full bsmt.
with "a bath and separate laundry
room; A-acre lot. $4,000 1st trust
available. Total price, $1S,95O. You
Will agree this offer is out of the
ordinary. Call ia. 10000.
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Waterfront Rambler
Is Minutes to Pentagon

Yes-you can believe your eyes. we
do have 3-bedrm. rambler on a
90x2 Oft. wooded level lot twith
pvt. docks and boathousel. Other
features: l2x17 liv. rm. with Heati.
lator firepl. and PICTURE WIN
DOW OVERLOOKING THE WA
TER. sep. din. rm. for 3rd bedrm.,
beautifully equipped, all-elec. kit
with separate breakfast rm., 2T-ft
screened porch overlooking water
Call now-thiS one won't last long
Exclusively with
METZLER-Va. Office
OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
3Sl1 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
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BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

Plus a paneled den make this
English brick Colonial, in
lovely Overlea Knolls a rare
find for the price. Other fea-
lures include full bsmt,
with outside entrance; large,
fenced lot and sundeck. Just
l2 block to bus. Price, S24,-
$50; S9.950 cash, balance at
S99.99 per month.
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$1O,65O
Sc. BUNGALOW

Only 81 900 down, and take over Gl
loan with monthly payments OF
din, lge. equip. kit, . bedrms. and
bath on 1st Il. Huge expanSible attic
With plenty rm. for the Bird bedr:n
located in Coral Hills. Just on
6outhern ave. Call MI. BerenS, lr..
FRGEpER1ccK w. BERENs SALES. INC
1873 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
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LORCOM LANE

Excellent 4-bedrm. brick rambler with
2 "a baths. living rm. with stone fire.
place. separate dining rm., modern
kitchen. full bsmt. with recr. rm.
space. lear garage, wooded lot:
beautiful view. AN OUTSTANDING
BUY FOR S32,950.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
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GROCERY in Center
Market City, 9th and K sts. NV
App. 1000 So. IT,, OCCUPIED by Safe
cellent business; imm. occup.; reas.
81 EsP sSsS ns1f's of ss fr ME- ks sEaaE a8aRnETT
BIaDENsBURG Ia fiSssTi RID. N.E-5oo" sa.
IT.. avail. March 10; suitable for
office. showroom. storage; mr.. Sears.
Roebuck warehouse; Cali MR.. KRA-
sf0RE FOR r RENT-Estsb. dry clean
ing agency: can be used for other
type bus. RIM. bath in rear for liv-
ing quarters Reas. rent. RA. 3-760e
oWNEk " HSa VIII VIII BUILD - several
oa6y SSnSs 'SsS Md sAM1EG nsaTHg T. MoBesans so9IE
INC. OIL. 4-1271.
18 18th ST. N.E.-Excel. location, next
to Safeway grocery; reasonable rent.
Can be used for any type business,
cT..T or win turn S,,rSH over sS1ablishsS dry,
sun: and eyes. RA. 3-8746. MIR.
SMALL STORE. 9o5 @ st. NV;
reasonable rent; heat furnished. j.
EDw' FOWLER q SON. MA s.Ss7s. Ss.
ND.-New shopping cen-
new stores 15x60; limestone front:
large show window; ready March l.
ssI1I.S MRI yoHNs0N; ON Jg Jp65;Sa5 51S3aS NJ
wood shoppinS center, Colesville rd..
si Seis7C. oRoBER2Ts nfGe''i z iSTIMER: Sf Ek:
OREROOM-Laree; ideal location
for most any business. 1913 Good
TaHoR % ~ 1sHnP, hoo T. st ne-New,v
remodeled store and apartment;
total rent, Sl25 per month to start.
JOHN F.. DONOHOE & SONS, 314
Pennsylvania ave. s.e.. Ii. 3-00S4.
10TH AND YOU SITS. N.w.-Excel-
For rent. Other businesses. LU.
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THE REAL Mccoy

A lovely. all-brick rambler
containing an oversize living
rm. with fireplace, all-electric
kitchen with dishwasher, dis
posal and built-in breakfast
set; 2 large corner bedrms.,
full. dry bSmt., gas heat,
aluminium storm windows and
doors; "a block to bus. Price
Sl5,750. Excellent terms with
purchaser assuming approx.
$11,700 40 first trust at ST.
per month including taxes and
insurance.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
PRE-SPRING VALUE


GROWING SUBURBS
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
De luxe 3-bedrm. ramblers at $685.
ESQ. Other homes from S13,50O.
SUITLAND
A 4-bedrm, 2-bath eyecatcher, at
S23.950. Owner must make quick
CLINTON
Three -bedrm. ranch style. S12,500
to S13,250. Ideal for Andrews and
Census personnel.
MT. RAINIER
Three-bedrm., semidetached luxury
home. S14.500. Close-in town To-
cation.
Many Wonderful Values to
Choose From
M. G. FEKETE, REALTOR
$500 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. $1,000
Q224 -27
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RIVERDALE
PRICE $135OO

Very attractive detached g family
home located in excel. rental area.
Each unit consists of 8 rms. kit.
and bath. Oil heat. Cash required,
$500 Balance in FHA f1rst trust.
Wonderful place to make your home
For details call Mr.. McGinntss, Ma.
S.5O0O: eyes,, TU. 2-23S8.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
l62S x st. NV. MA. $4,000
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DAYLIGHT RECR RIM

Is Just one Of many charm
ing features of this 3-bedrm.
brick and cypress rambler, Just
2 blocks from schools, large
shopping center and transp. in
N: Arlington. Also has l full
and two "a baths, built-in ga
rage, aluminium storm windows
and doors, expandable attic
and English bsmt. with outside
entrance. Price S25,950; ap-
prox. $4,000 down.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agcy
IA. 8-633S, 31O3 N. 10th, Arl., Va
ia. Tito.
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$11,950
pASEMENT 2 BEDROOMS

Any one can take over this G1 loan,
with monthly payments OF S66.4S
and down payment only. $1,000. Z
Of the bedrn1s. are on LIST n, and
expansible attic: spacious liv., rm.
bath and huge equip. kit, full bsmt.
and lge. lot; beaut. condition; COW;
TO Boiling Field, Andrews. Field and
Suitland; only Is min. from. town
Call Mr., BerenS, jr:, Sat: and sun
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1928 K st. NV. MA. s-oOOO
Evening star., 1953-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A LITTLE ESTATE
ON ARLINGTON RIDGE

Hidden behind a stone wall
and guarded by iron gate is a
house for living and for en-
tertaining. 1t affords the
ultimate in both privacy and
accessibility.
Four pedrms., 312 baths,
liv. rm., pantry and kit, din
ing rm., study: both screened
and open porches; 2-car det.
garage; front and rear stairs
and storage space galore.
Particularly intriguing are
the. glass-Walled dining rm.
and the wonderfully planted
spacious grounds.
Plum-colored wall-to-wall
carpet and gold draw drapeS
are included. Price. S51,5OO.
CAREY WINSTON co.
MRS. GALE, OF. 4-8567
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

HEART OF SILVER SPRING-First
commercial: large frame bungalow:
3 rms, bath, 1st fl; 3 rms. End fl.
Gas h.-w.h.: good cond.; excel.
value at $40. 500. NJ. M. NORTH
ERN' D1. 7-SS42, JU. 5-16S9.
NEAR F sT.-store on
T.Ees lot 25xlo9 snd ln,,1ent. Rent $1,000 year
Sl5O,OO0. Call Mr.. zirEie. ST. g.
CANDY & FULLER, NC, IoiS
lith In" ST. +. NV NV, between Que and and 8
sts.-Store 40x1O0 with apart
ments above. Oil h.-w. heat. Price.
$65.000. Call Mr.. Zirkle, ST. 3-240O
or XII. 9-909S. PHILLIPS, CANDY 2s
FULLER, INC, 1012 18th st. NV.
GEORGETOWN. 1st commercial
1856 1866 ssrd s st. NV. oSmS Contains stdi ofices.
2 apartments and clean dry base
ment: ideal for home and ONCE, plus
income for business or professional.
OWNER, North 1888. -27
lst COMM, DNTN.-Corner brick
bldg, 8 rms, Ia baths; financed to
sell fast. RE. 7-l774; Sat. sun. and
fHssi SAi e-9SGE. AVE-. s.E.-s.rm-,1 p
story and bsmt.; h.-w. heat; garage:
paved alley: excel. business location;
$3.50 with small down payment.
A. A. .cARozZA CO., LU. 4-004O,
MOTEL. close to Washington. D. C.
About 45 units with property show
ing gross income of more than
800 900 annually. Terms to re-
Sponsible purchaser. Box 4S2-B'
Evening star., 1953-02-27
/ ACRE

And o white rambler just q
few blocks on Shirley hwy,
offers liv. rm.. with Heato-
lator fireplace, full din. rm.,
large kitchen with breakfast
space; 2 bedrmS. and bath;
also has hot-water heat; gar
den spot. outdoor fireplace
and many murmuring pines
plus q detached garage. Price
$12,950; S4,850 cash, balance
at S69.34 per month including
taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

We have q choice piece Of commercial
property located In the CLARENDON
business district area, ideal for one
or more small businesses: frame in
construction and in excel. cond.
Priced right. Exclusive with J. IVES.
LEY BUCHANAN, INC. Radio Bldg,
Arl Va IA A-11RR
Evening star., 1953-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FALLS CHURCH
TGAY TrEU

You can ''stear' this 2-bedrm, Can,
Cod with big usable expandable attic
House and lot in beautiful condi.
ton. Move right in with small down
payment and take up excellent 40
trust at $63 per mo. including pi.t.i
about $4,000. Exclusive with
c. w. MYERS, BROKER
ia. 2-S100. IA. 7-1O22. JE. 3-1S15
Evening star., 1953-02-27
peter ]. hagan
NEARRV 6 F. MD

NEARBY S. E., MD.
A-bedrm. asbestos Cape Cod, only
yrs. old; excel, cond. Has lovely yar9 yrI
loan; 81 800 down. Call Mr.. Brew
er, 10 9-9110; eyes,, LA. 6-7S2e.
Lovely bunga., lge. hv. rm., . good
sized bedrms., huge kit, dinette, util
rm., auto. washer, alum. storm win
dows and screens. Level lot, with
Anchor fence. New-house cond; AS
sumo lge. GI loan; $1,000 down
Mr.. Kincaid, 10. 9-9110; eyes,, 10
S-6751.
IA new brk. -and-frame homes in
Forestville. Paved streets and curb
ing. All utils.; $12.750 and S12.95O
Call 10. 9-9110.
Temple Hills-New brick 5-rm. Cape
Cod. Expansible attic; h.-w. Dashboard
heat. Full bsmt. Level lot. Call 10.
0-9110; eyes,. 10. S-2437.
We have many more good listings in
Sc. D. C. and nearby Md, For
all your real estate needs. call 10.
9-9110.
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

$4,000 50. #. for bowling
alley. Long-term lease. 10. 6-OS46
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G ROOMS. 2 BATHS

S16,500
Brick Cape Cod. liv. rm., din. rn. >
kit, bedrms. and bath lSt moor;
2 bedrms. and bath end floor. Full
bsmt. with outside entrance. Side
screened porch, carport, Soft.
fenced lot. See it today.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
LACEY FOREST

Real value always Colonial brick
and frame will always be in demand
because of higher priced property
around 1t. Five years old, taste
fully decorated throughout, l3x24
liv. rm. with fireplace, separate din
ing rm. 11x13 kit. equipped and
stairs. Close to everything in West
over. PRICE. S1S,95O, WITH 5000
DOWN.
MCINTOSH g. MCINTOSH
0oaR XxJilsor pIyd Arl IA OoInn
Evening star., 1953-02-27

BARGAINS NEARBY VIRGINIA
Three acres, 5-rm. cottage; running
water in kit; 81 mi. D. c.: S6,950
34-acre mod. cottage, ideal for couple
mr.. bus; S7,950.
One acre. high state of cultivation,
5-rm. mod. home: S11 500.
Two new 3-bedrm. ramblers, ia-acre
lots; priced at S14,750 and S16,50O.
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Phi: Vienna 154-W
Evening star., 1953-02-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Waterford, Virginia
Small ANTIQUE whitened leg house,
spect phone JOHN ALLEN JOHN
STON, Broker. LeeSburg.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
WEST EVANSVILLE

WEST dYAI OV1IIE
S12,95O-Assume GI Loan
Imma aculate 2-bedrm. Cape Cod in
Queens Chapel Manor. Full base
ment. Stairway to dormer eXpansible
( attic: beautiful lot. Don't miss this
opportunity to locate In this deSlr-
able secticn. $40 per month with
moderate down payment.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
1905 r. I. ave, UN. 4-S5S5. WA.
. 7-I257. UN. 4-19S5: ewes, HO; z
On43 Ill a.2hO6. -2S
Evening star., 1953-02-27

FALLS CHURCH
Brick Cape Cod; 2 bedrms. and bath,
1st A.: expansible 9nd A.; full bsmt !:
Diet. garage; lot with trees; quiet
dead-end street, naar schools.
ELIJAH G.vARNOLD
(Col., U. S. A., Ret.l
EN- 3-4335 OV 3-4146
Evening star., 1953-02-27

4 BEDROOMS-$12,95O
Two baths. Older house for invest
ment. Partial bsmt.; oil INV. h.
Walk to Kann's and Hecht's. Bus at
door. Selling to settle an estate.
buy. Call ia. 10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy of Glebe. ia, 10000
Seward seaport record., 1953-10-23

the midnight sun smiles over mountain. Across the top is the slogan Many Magic Welcomes" and Alaska Visitors Association appears beneath. On the reverse side is the permit with the in formation as to date of entry, name, home address, make of car and information about ex- piration of permit and when Alaskan plates must be pur- chased.
Seward seaport record., 1953-10-23

has now been adopted for use on the Alaska Visitors Auto Permit issued by the officers who patrol Alaskas roads.
 The new windshield sticker, which was designed and pro- duced by the Alaska Visitors As sociation for the Territorial Po- lice Department, is blue and gold with an illustration of MT. Billiken, his arm extended in gesture of welcome. Behind him
Seward seaport record., 1953-10-23
AVA'S MIR. BILLIKEN JOINS TERRITORIAL POLICE

MT. Billiken has joined the Territorial Police Department and will take over the duties of playing official host to all travel CTS entering Alaska by car. The Happy little man who has been selling Alaska through national advertising as the trademark of the Alaska Visitors Association,
Seward seaport record., 1953-10-23
ITS NOW OR NEVER!

We are are mokins "eIean-vp deus 10 these '53 Mereurys fosf In many your present ear will more fhun cover inc down payment! Come in NOW while we have the widest selection of models and eoIors This 53 Mercury is years ahead of even inc 54 cars huf some makers have introduced! Don't miss your ehuneel
Seward seaport record., 1953-10-23

irode-in value in ifs price field throughout the nution You get DOUBLE VALUE-onee when you buy it and feel the thrill of owning inc that will oviperform all others on an overall basis And ascin when you sell if and find hut inc over-ihey years cost of owning if is SO low!
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Plans for racing day include
decorations that will make the
Laurel course look a little like
a meeting of the United Ma
tions Assembly. Flags of vari-
Gus countries will be flying
from the stands, and the
horses will wear colorful
blankets with their names
and symbols of their native
lands on them.
If the results of the first
years race are any indication,
the home-bred champions will
have a run for the money.
An English horse, Wilwyn.
ridden by 24-year-old Jockey
NANNY Mercer, ran away from
Rhue, a Yankee, last year, to
take the purse and trophy.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

EUROPEAN and South
IL American classic race
horses will be running against
United States thoroughbreds
on the turf in the Washing
ton International race at
Laurel, Md, Saturday.
And the $65, 200 purse will
be paid in good green United
States currency.
In other respects, the by
invitation-only classic will be
just like races back home for
the foreign contenderS.
Their Laurel Race Course
hosts, staging the only three
continent meet of its type this
year for the second time, have
designed the event to give
horses from other nations an
even chance at the $50, 900 win
money. .
The race itself, which at
tracted an enthusiastic crowd
of $4,000 last year, will be run
according to European prac-
ticeS.
In the weight-for-age COM
petition, a walkup, rather
than a gate start will be used,
and hand-picked members of
the international champion
set will run on grass for the
standard English and French
distance of a mile and half.
An International Commit
tee representing the Laurel
Race Course sponsors sent out
invitations to outstanding
foreign horses in October,
after the running of impor-
tant autumn races abroad.
The invitations went to Eng
land, Ireland, France, Ger
many, Italy and Argentina.
Owners of both the winner
Of the 1858 Irish Derby, Cha
Evening star., 1953-11-01
By Doris Kanier

mier, and the Derbv'S 1852
winner, Thirteen of Diamonds,
have accepted.
Silnet, a French horse that
placed in this years Arc
lie Triomphe race in Paris;
Harwin, winner of four i'm
portant races in England, and
Mr.. Black, owned by the
Argentina Stud Stables, are
also starred on the commit
tees acceptance list.
There are no entry or start
ing fees. And for those who
accept, all expenses are paid.
To make sure the visitors
feel right at home while rae
ing in the United States,
Laurel officials include an
allowance for jockey, trainer.
groom to accompany them.
From the moment a horse
and entourage step off a cargo
plane, a week to 10 days be-
fore the race, they are sup
ported in exactly the style to
which they are accustomed.
The trip is timed close
enough to racing day to pre-
vent the horse from noticing
any sudden change yet far
enough away to allow for
workouts.
Their United States COM
petitorS are selected by a
group of prominent sports
writer's, appointed by, Laurel
officials to sift the records and
determine the best candidates
to uphold our national racing
honor.
In addition to the purse,
the winner receives a copy of
the handsome international
Trophy which has been dis
played to racing enthusiasts
at prominent European tracks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
"All Flesh Is Grass

FIeh 'ond orot eot there
eproduto O
fod in
%
al phoss o wokng he ram
Evening star., 1953-07-19

another step toward future success" "
Western Unions bromide-coiners
are never at a loss for the proper
dots and dashes. Their treasury of
bon mots also includes morale
boosting cheers for the convalescent,
messages of coincidence for the be-
reaved and bread-and-butter wires
for Thank You occasions. There IS
even a form message for ascending
Pixies Peak. Practically everything
but what to wire your congressman.
NG0Ese Ditaies
PERENNIAL best seller in the canned
greeting line is the Valentine Day
message. Popular numbers include
such doggerel as: "At miles between
us we can laugh, our hearts en-
twined by telegraph
Cleverest of the Valentine verses,
however, was authOred by a young
man who rejected the oompany's
sentimental stockpile in favor of one
of his own creation: Roses are red
violets are blue sugar you're sweet
via WI WI wu." The company was
so impressed with this well-metered
Evening star., 1953-07-19
MR.. HORSE STARTED SOMETHING
Continued from preceding page

ing stations along the route were
contacted. The state police were
alerted. Finally the man drove up to
a filing station where a vigiEant
attendant recognized the car, and
the man hunt was over.
Americans use Western Unions
yellow blank to observe every social
event on the calendar. The company
has on tap a stock of suggested
sentiments" to help you observe
birthdays, wedding anniversaries,
Easter Sunday, Mothers Day,
Fathers Day, St. Parick's Day.
Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years Day.
Is your friend leaving on an ocean
trip? WI offers a Bon Voyage wire
= Happy Journey: may every mile
hold a smile. !" Is your SON about to
play in his first football game? Then
send him a Pep-igram Good luck
to you and the team. l (we) win be
roofing for YOU" Has your best pal
just been made vice-president of his
firm? Send him this Promotion back
slapper: Hard work always tells.
Your well-earned promotion is
Evening star., 1953-07-19

gem it promptly asked for permis-
sion to include it for posterity in its
catalogue Of packaged poetics.
Texts for Western Unions stock
wires used to be composed by the
public. Up until a few years ago,
Western Union would hayerewarded
you with $40 for every message ac-
Evening star., 1953-07-19

cepted. But currently the market
for free-lancers is frozen. due to a
welI-stocked inventory.
Probably the longest telegram in
history was sent by the citizens of
Birmingham, Ala, in 1884 to Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt on the
occasion of his birthday. Signed by
Evening star., 1953-07-19

over 1900 persons. it was 1890
feet long, weighed over 81 pounds
and took 20 hours to transmit. The
biggest aIl-time patron of the tele-
graph was the late Florenz Ziegfeld.
who daily would fash 5000 word
wires across the country.
Continued on Next page
Evening star., 1953-07-19

70 ssoy daay Il tha" time, choose Quest deodorant
powder. Best for napkin use, because Quest has no
moistureresstant base; doesn't slow up Absorption.
Safe Soothing Unscented Positively destroys odOrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Some News Items

'VANDALS Hack Phone Cables. Halt News and Broad
casts"
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
CIO Communication Workers"
(AP-Chcago Trbane
Tear Secrecy off Truman, F.D.R Pardons"
"Clemency Granted to 5,s56 Outlaws"
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Loyalty of 35 Under Fire in Printing Plant
deputy Chief Defends Security Setup'
Chicago Tribune
"How Burocrats Shielded No. Spy
Permitted to Escape With A-Bomb Secrets"
Efforts to Stop Espionage for Reds Baked"
Chicago Tribuns
Union Reds Peril Internationally
(AP-Detroit News
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Premature Deaths

THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN
MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF COD"i
UNCHRISTLIKE THINKINCili
Industrialist dies at age &c.
Heart attack while swimming off his cruiserl
:" the flesh protiteth nothing ~
Christ Jesus
zS-year old lnkster resident gives up the ghost"
Promoted" to the next word Thanks to the Europe"
religious crpplesl and matera medical
So-year old male-the kind of a victim
z''year old mother to Herman Kiefer Hospital viii
polio of severe type. spinal and paralytic".
bunch of zerosi in the eyes Of Cod say! BEHIND
her, she left four small children the eldest only yea"
and the youngest ~ months.
Expecting 5th child in a few monthsl
Left Missouri recently.
The dear woman left Missouri too late, unless ~
honest-to-Cod Christian Scientist liberatss hs
from all of the INVOLUNTARY prisoners I"
Satsnl Including Medical Psychologyi
Szyesr old broadcaster dies of 'uremic poisoning.
Says the Press and Msteris Medical We ssy y
died OF religious and medical errors Ignorance
Gods Christ Sciencel However. being "promos''
to, the next world" Il not such bad dealt wh'"
Mrs. Eddy is the Popeiii (smles)
Lssson Sermon ON pass ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Jesus Denounced the Crooked
Hebrew Priesthood!

AND HEALING SYSTEMIC!
IN ALL THE WORLDi-IN ALL TIME!ii
TOGETHER WITH SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE
METAPHYSICS OF INFALLIBLE GOVERNMENT
PERSONALLY
MUNICIPALl
STATE!
NATIONAL!
AND INTERNATIONALLY
GOVERNED BY DIVINE, INFINITE LovEi-
DIVINE PRINCIPLEi
THE MANUAL OF THE MOTHER CHURCH
$50 pages
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTSlli
GOODS successor to (spiritually naked) Rome!ll
and (sprituslly naked) Jerusalemll!) Det. Tribune
The writer thinks of ths Church Manual s the Chr;.t
like religious and SPIRITUAL COUNTERPART OF THE
CONSTITUTION of the United States Iis the "HICHER
MATHEMATICS" of individual self-government de.tined
to lessen erroneous interpretations Of the Constitution Of
the United States the part of Proestans Catholics and
jews (Hebrewsi We mssn>, NOT READY TO BE SPIRIT.
OALLY HoNESTi-IN A CHRIsTLIKE MANNER WITH
GOD AND MAMIE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

HORRIBLY INCOMPETENT!
THAT is WHY MUSSOLINI HAD MORE POWER WIFI
THE DEVIL THAN THE POPE DID WITH GOD
HITLER HAD MORE POWER WITH THE DEVIL
THAN JUDAISM DID WITH GOD!
AND CONSIDER HOW THE BOLSHEVIKS AND
COMMUNISTS TOOK OVER CORRUPT! GREEK
ORTHODOX RUSSIA!!!
AND HOW MILLIONS OF PROTESTANTS
IN EUROPE TOOK A TERRIBLE BEATING
IN OUR TIME!ll
THE VERY BEST THAT CAN BE SAID FOR THE
EUROPEAN RELIGIONS is THIS;
WHEN THEY FUNCTION HONESTLY AND
INTELLICENTLY, THEY ARE DOING A
JOHN THE BAPTIST WORK!
TO SOFTEN UP" ADAMS AND EWES IN ORDER
THAT GODS TIMELESS, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH,
HIS CHRIST SCIENCE, MAY DEMONSTRATE Thu
ExCLUSIVENESS OF GODS WHOLLY HARMONIOUS
SPIRITUAL CREATION, S-A-TU-R-A. TING THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!!l