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Friden. sT-1o. beaut,
cond., bargain; also Monroe auto
elec., $50 50 RE. 7-2sa9.
cALCULATOR SALE. Monroe. Bur-
and up. CENTRAL 2oio i4th st,
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. ai.x3H
fissh. met meter; eaiarssr; esasF asTnsx sxtTas' ~
HOLM HILLS. Alex. Va. l.
CASH REGISTER. National. $50;
sslestrIc s,drsser So @ /, SAsH G1S BEG BEG
COOLER 12j. bottle. Jordan. s TT.
sacrifce. $3.50 each Tu. 2-es35:
DIAMONDS. lady's. ga cts. pear
mans rnn3s sS" ets,. slSS; iSS ladys s' 81. % Cts
81 395; laoy's as Ct. $3.50: lady S
q Ct. s125. LIVINGSTON & co,
1423 H st. NV. NE. S-526S. .
DIN. RM. SET. French Prov. cherry;
shown in model home: orig. $500:
sac. S345l HU. $4,000. .-31
'DINETTE sETS-5-piece chrome or
wrousnt iron; new: perfect. Orisl-
nally $50 so, sale $40! HU. 3-S900.
EQUIPMEST-Man
nikins, forms; drssSmakers findinss;
ASoSOtto-t-Nt y - ~ u. :
DRYER SPECIALS
Famous GE 1885. fully. automatic
dryer. / year Tree service. 10 Y.
or 22O v. operation; all brana-neT;
drastic price reductions. Isl time
in GE history. while they lssL; sLe-
TON ~ l. APPLIANCE CORP,
9423 Ga. ave, 5. s, Nd. III: O.
u.S2 I'll - p.n -ol
ELECTRIC POLES. quantity oi
Grade-A creosoted. straieht; 2b to
As #. S per #: IA 5-4466
FILE CABINETS
Government surplus :. drawer. wood
legal SIZE; slu,"5; d51draSer mahog,. Ss,
lent, parts cab.lets: new 4-draWer
s Cabinets. % s.33 80 N FRANK & son
Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974
FOAM NJ, RUBBER: cut nNs Any fhsps:
v2nN 2i45 N,,,n. + n,T.. Ex. 5-o933; ,.,o,d
eadnr S9mnfis sanpment
owner leaving town. IA. 9-3533; ,
FURNITURE Unclaimed sofa, $35;
| HOLLYWOOD bed. $50; Dresser with
rni5Gn mir5o5 SS Lawson sofa cSs,y wits Ss5
| occasional chair. innerspring mat.
| tress, $40; studio couch. $50: sofa
bed. SIS: coffee table. Sl5. roll
| away bed. S12' Chippendale wins
char s49 col sDFiag s3 ,ird,s Esenea g,
| double bed. $40. end tables. 81. 80
telephone table and chair, sig
kitchen table. 81 so; Victorian chair
$40 wing chair, $50 club chair
S1O Lawson loveseat S55 We alst
10 sS~t, 1n&, ssa4 Gv1se 70
net work furniture cleaning drap'
cries and cornices, custom made fur
niture. slipcoveIs. sofa and chair
$40 extra chair. S17.95, sofa anc
chair reupholstered. $50: labor ant
| material included. l6 colors Of tex
tured materials and stripes HOFF
MANN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th
ST. NV. co 5-5116, IL
Evening star., 1955-03-31
SITUATloNS-WoMEN
SiTUATloNS-DoMESTIc

SttOA btONS-OOme ~
OOK-G:H:W., white, exper.. desires
work 11-7 pm. 8 days: $27; NV
section 81 city ii only. SSa,lIl Friday after
G0VERNESsES,. white, ! Scottish,
age 40: Irish, age %. Only GOOD
positions considered. QUEENS. Ex.
HoGGsiEIkiEEPER. white. reliable, good
cook; live in: salary, S20-$25 q
week. Boy 30-Y. Star. 31'
EMPLOYERS = For above-average
domestics. white and colored. call
QUEENS, Elk. 3-S3l6. Bond Bldg.
WOULD YOU LIKE to place my
maid: wants day work. in Silver
Spring area: can furnish excellent
references Call after pm. at
CoLoRED GIRL desires l.h.w. and
child care, 3 days week. Live out.
Recent local references. Ii. 4-3496,
GIRL wants Job cleaning
Offices or apartment. Ii. 4-SO32.
COLORED GIRL desires full or part
time days work: local ref. SP.
3-SSS5. Call after pm.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HElP-W0AEN

ACCOUNTING OFFICE POSITION
Good typist required; some ma
chine and accounts payable expe-
rience desirable; employe benefits
include free tuition. Call EN-. 3-
ACCOUNTING cLKs., secys., stenos. j..
bkkprs.. clerks, typists,. PIX recep-
tionists, comptr; oprs.. bkkpg. mach.
est salaries. ATLAS AGCY., 1920
.SsIs;1sS1 y K; sys hoo hSokkEEIpER HM; Ias CASHIER,
real estate ONCE; experienced pre-
ferred; must be good typist; 5-day
week; downtown office. MA. $3.50.
AUTO TITLE CLERK, Buick, dealer
in Bethesda: experienced only; sal
at eAiTHNEss BUICK, INC, 7700
Wis, ave, Bethesda, Md, OIL. a.
BEXUTICIAN. Top salary and COM
mission. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK,
1913 Michisan ave. ne. LA. 6-lI.ol'
sEAuTICIAN. experienced only in
styling and color BERNARD ADEL-
PHI BEAUTY SALON 2a22 univerI-
sity lane. Hyattsville. Nd. HA, 2
siiEiA1GrICIAN -MANlCURIsT. hair
stylist with following. LEE STUDIO
OF HAIR DESIGNING. MA, s-22l3
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or, part
time: also shampoo girl excel; sal
BEAUTY SALON. 1900 Mass. ave
BESUTY I: AZ ~ oPaRAlrioRs AND MANI.
CuRISTS. men or women. part or
full time. modern Arlington shop,
cali MIR. GEORGE. JA. 5-5965:
Washington shop. call MR.. AN
BOOKKEEPER, automotive exper or
well educated in acctg.; good NV
loc all empl benefits; salary open
Box t4a-Z Star i
BOOKKEEPER. rapid typist; interest.
ine work: GOOD future. Call EN-
3-2i9S. ID
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CREDIT CLERK

1906 9TH St. NV. -
DICTAPHONE TYPIST; permanent
position, with advancement oppor-
tunity; conditioned ONCE; 5-day
week: many employe benefits. DI.
7-2900, Ext. 215.
DINING ROOM MANAGER, white. to
run large dining room; breakfast
and dinner Experience desired; apt,
furnished. Apply WESLEY HOTEL,
213l Q st. NV, bet; 3 an. and II !
CRAFTSMAN. experienced in topo-
graphic drafting. including contour
and Leroy pens, for established engi-
neering arm. Modern aforementioned
offices conveniently located in Ar
lington. Permanent position. Call
"a; 5.S500. weekdays. MRS.
FOUNTAIN otMiAiN' GIRL. white. 3 ewes. yes. a
s5c7 an hour. CONCORD PHAR-
MACY; 1879 New Hampshire ave
FOUNTAIN, GIRL. white, over lS:
evenings, 4:30 to 1880. DISTRICT
boro Pike. District Heishts. Md. RE.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, must be expert
enced. to work q evenings a week
from 3 pm. till 9 pm. Apply CON-
GRESSIoNAL DRUGSTORE. ! IL
independence ave. Sc. .
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER-Must
be accurate typist and willing to
operate small PIX board. Perma-
nent job Call Ii. 4-1O52 for sp'
HAT RHFntIfnEi CHECK GIRG: white. apply in
TAURANT. 1909 X st, NV, -31
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HELP-woMEh Cont,

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT - Per.
manent position. 5-day week lgood
adding machine operetorl. group
disqualification. see Mr. Myrice. Mac
NAMES. INC. 1919 @ ST. NV.
BOOKkEEPER-Able to handle pur-
snoT.dss fhass So0k o psyfon assSdp's
tipping and monitor board expert
enee helpful. For Hyattsyiile con-
struction once. Telephone UN.
BO0KKEEPER, with knowledge of
operation Of bookeeping machine
for wholesale optical company:
permanent position: 5-day week;
conditioned once; D pleasan I
working conditions. Apply HOMER
OPTICAL CO. 1922 N. Y. ave. NV:
BKKPR. TYP, Courthouse So $3.50
Secy. to personnel director 295
Recent. -secy., Dr.'s ofilce 80
Editorial asst, coll: deg. ------ 3ls
Clerk-typist. Falls Church e so
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-03-31
TYPIST
TYPIST
Q DAYS PER WEEK

IHE EVENING SIAR
ll0l Penna Ave NV
WANTED. !. MATURE sITTERs. / to
sit through night with mature
volving light Housekeeping and
WAITRESS-Night work. 5 pm. to
:, am: Sundays of: SD wx. Cal
in person. KNOTTY PINE TAVERN
9o9s Baltimore blvd. College Park
WAITRESS. white, must be expert
enced. good salary, good tips. and
son THoMPsoa ShesSes sEAPoop APR5e ,n Res Rs5
TBARbsAsri BetbesaS'r NSd SIss' Wisconsin aye
exper Necessary msn'fa SppIy sff in 's Defson. NO.
2lO0 Kirkwood rd.. Arl.. Va. Il
MATTRESS. experienced. for bar and
grill. Apply after 4 pm, 331la
WAITRESS, white only; sa5 week.
FSL3 Pssi Snd rtVERS sPE Cal! 5sof of''F 18th DI 1
ne Ia 6-0S42, -;.I
RESTAURANT. ii9 independence
ave. Sc Ii. T-2O44.
MATTRESSES wanted. Apply s1i Pa.
ave nv, VIENNA BAKERY AND
wASstSSHs'i ASB5 aSs7Fs Ss ss5
WAITREsS, white. exper.. must t' be
neat and dependable; apply in per-
son. CARRfGAN'S RESTAURANT,
Conn: ave. and S St. NV.
WAITRESS sss.shi white In: a to S5 night
son. RANDY's RESTAURANT, lila
18th ST. NV g
Evening star., 1955-03-31

washington, ~ v.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1855
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANOS FOR RENT-oniy s26 down.
ss mo. tno hauling ehargel puts
6sT 0sT same! famous Difns RHNT + s0pP PuReaA fSf
plan KITS. 1880 G st. NV. RE.
1-6.l2. =
PIANO. Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
model: mahogany finish: floor DEM
onstrator. Regular list. S796; rare
value at s595. Carries l0-year
HUGO WORCH
925 G Street NV. Ma. s-4s2s
PIANOS. BENCHys. $40 new, new
Lester Ists. so, s2,ne,S consoles: ,l,;, nai Small
soe sas: tR tPo aot S nDris Mtfe stis,I 'Dnn med.
uprt. and steinway grand; all rsss.
Free delivery, free bench PAUL
GoLLIBsART. 1855 Columbia rd;; AD.
spTing piano sale. larGe selection,
Spinets consoles and grands. all
offered for sale at large reductions.
BuV now and save, New pianos as
ISs,e IlGSS 6 siIss ss coRe 5SRee 'rsS isSo ts'@s:
PIANO. steinwsy grand. good condi-
tion, outstandinc value At less than :
"a of new price. KITS. 1890, q
n, s. nv" RE 7-62l2.
fuii-Seyboard s5inets. only si5o..
Nationally advertised price, $685.
Mahogany finish: l0-year guaran-
tee. Also many aiues in used spinets
and consoles, ST, 3-63Oo. PIANO
PIAN0S-Drastic reductions on fioor-
sample spinets and consoles Of many
fine makes. Also plenty Of bargains
in used pianos. ST 3-6300 PIANO
MART, f0l5 9TH ST. NV. Dust above
the Library. Open Thurs. ewes. II
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or
monthly up. Hauling extra Jos-
DAMS, corner 18th and @ sts, NV.
tPhone ST. 3-9400D and 9332
Georgia ave. Silver Spring tPhone
~ 5-ll05J. Silver Spring store
open every evening: Downtown store
PIANO. small baby erand; Just like
Chase. KI: S-1313 any time. =
PIANOS We have good selection
spinets and Consoles on sale a
Easy terms. tsTs 3-a4oM JoR-
NV. and a33a Gcorria ave. Silver
Spring lJU, 5-I105i. II
PIPPIN BACK HOE and Davis Loader.
mounted on Ferguson 1880 trac.
tor; all reconditioned. painted and
ERICKsBURG EQUIPMENT. INC.
no. Jefferson Davis highway. nhone
Essex .J-3l6t. Fredericksburg. Va
PIPE. galv; piack. copper. cast iron.
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC,
I146 Lee hwy, ia. $500
PORCH SCREENS, aluminum. excel.
lent condition. Call OF. Al 81
POWER MOWER. is-in. Craftsman:
sale or trade for elec. rotary mower.
Call JE. 3-2092. d
RADIO AND TV test equipment and
some. stock. Good condition. Call
RErRIGERAToR. II 12ER crosley. 7 GU. IT.
Late model, with freezer. Good as
new. $50. Ii, 3-SSSl. --3l
REFRIGER iTOR. FriGidaire. 9 GU.
| it.; bed-diyan; both excellent con-
| dition. LU. 4-5627. -3
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cQ.-ft Westing-
house.. freezer. chest, brand-ne
never, been used, Guaranteed; Sl75.
RFfR1GERAToR and washing ma
chimes. used; rebuilt. painted; s95
He feKs' sons fNc sua5 soo5 etf i4tb 81 Fn1EA niT
REFRiGRATORs. GE apt. size. SAC;
guar and del DUNMARK. 4I30
Ga ave n u TIL o-4S3l -
Evening star., 1955-03-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BondStOne Your Home
And add thousands Of dollars to the
insulates is fire and termite proof
never reeds painting See our new
. and = in ribbon stone Free es,i.
mates Nothing down. 3 yrs to pay
CAPITOL CONTRACTING co, OIL
4-bl33. after D pm. OIL. 10000.
BRICK WORK, chimneys and flre-
places and garages. r. G. SPACH,
TIE. 6.2635. Ov. .3-gS61.
BRICKWORK, walls, steps, porches,
chimneys, and all repairing: first
class workmanship: evenings. NO.
7-SS1S g.
BRICKLAYING - Alterations, fire.
places, patios. walks. all types mas
onry. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-lq95.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
SITUATIoNS-MEN

SITUATIONS
BOOKKEEPER-O OFFICE MANAGER
Mature, capable, thoroughly expe-
rienced Ludlow 2-6749.
pvt. or commercial. well
acquainted with D. C. and surround
ings: excel. 3-yr. ref. TU. 2-1f27.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT,
IL yrs. exper.. age A.; available
now; best references. WA. 1880.
wants work with builder,
20 years experience. white. has
truck. some equipment. JE. 3-0774.
double your rate
OF growth on needed product; exper.,
honest. white married man. Call Ii.
3-2554. 3s
MAN. colored. desires odd Jobs clean
ing. painting, waxing floors, etc.
HO. 2-5611, JAMES DADE.
YOLNG FAN wants any kind Of in
side wor.; Ii. 4-4915, after u pm
YOUNG MAN with
years experience in general plumb
ing and drain service wants Job as
plumbers helper. OIL. 2-s17U.
EXPERIENCED OFFICE MAN-Cierk-
typist, steno.; hours to suit you. MR..
HERNDON, Ii 3-7729. 31'
Evening star., 1955-03-31

ROOFING. ALL TYPES. painting, ext.
and inter-. cutters. downSpoats re.
placed. Any standard size roof
painted, S35. Repair work q spe-
cialty. Ii. 6-3043.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
MATTRESSES

LADIEs-PART-T TIME WORK
White. Can you be away from home
Is hrs. a week or more? You can
earn about 50 hr. For appt. call
YOUNG LADY for ONCE job in Jewell
ry store; must have pleasant person.
ality and willing to learn. This Job
requires small amount OF tipping and
is 6-day week; paid vacations:
pleasant surroundings. Apply in per-
son, no phone calls please; 702 9TH
st NV II
Evening star., 1955-03-31
NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION..

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Bookcases. si.95: drop-leaf mahog.
tables. $685.; Hollywood beds.
S24 .95: mabog. 4-poster beds. S9.95
each: mahog. lamp or coffee tables.
S595 each: Lawson or. Sheraton
love seats S49,95; modern table
lamps. new. S395: desk. Sc4 e5;
lined oak lamp. or coffee tables,
new, Sl3.95: sofas, S3a.95: ivory
finish bedroom suite Of . single
beds, dresserS plus mirror, night
stand, S59.95: rollawey beds plus
mattress. Sl9.95: chest of drawers.
Sl9.g5; vanity dresser plus mirrors,
S9.95: sofa beds, $50 .a5: large size
mahoe. china closet, S5aa5; recon-
ditioned coil springs. 50 95; recon-
ditioned cotton felt mattresses
Sl2.95.
Hundreds of other attractive items, in
stock. Open Friday and Monday
evenings. Budeet terms. Free de-
livery.
Evening star., 1955-03-31

STFNOGRAPHER in real. estate off1ce;
insurance exper. helpful but not
necessary: 5-day week. 30; pleas
ant working conditions. other bene-.
fits. Apply 1929 K St. NV: call
MR.. Ped. MA. S-0352, for appoint
sTENoGRAPHER part.time 2 or or .
afternoons per wk. Exper. Prefer
ono living in vic. WIS ,9yso and
swITCHpo sRn iGSPrRaTOp and typ
ist. exper., for busy once; only
those with excel. refs. need Apply
Call bet. 10 and =, MRS. BENTZ,
TU. 3-1136. -...
SMA.t .,..UAI.D OPERATOR Relicl
operator telephone order taker;
daytime work: 5-day wk.: expert
enced handicapped preferred. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. t21st and Nj
to 12 am Mon. through Fri %
TEACHER-Resluen to care for
small fEo1p Of eehildren, in pFiyaa.e .pdiyaS
TEACHER, to coach shorthand for
high school girl. Call DE. 3-4263,
TEACHER. white. for the fall, chem
istry, girls school ADAMS TCHRS
AGCY. 1881 G st; NV. RE. 7-393s.
only for HOME IMPROVEMENT
CO.; salary plus comm. RA. 3-224l.
Evening star., 1955-03-31

Building, Alterations
Additions satisfied customers for
over 25 years. Terms Cali Mr..
LAWRENCE. RA. 6-e70S.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
DRYER SPECIALS

Famous GE 1855. fully automatic
dryer. / year Tree service. 10 v.
or 22O v. operation: all brand-neT;
drastic price reductions. Isl time
in GE history. while they last: sfe-
clal sale price, S159.l5. WASHING
TON TV & APPLIANCE CORP.
9423 Ga. ave, 5. s. Nd. lu: O.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
FILE CABINETS

ELECTRIC POLES. quantity oil
GTade-A creosoted, straight; 2b to
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Square D Plans
Early Merger

Square d Company, Detroit
and Electric Controller and Manu-.
featuring Company, Cleveland
have called special meetings 0!
shareholders for December % 70
vote on merging the two com.
panies, it was revealed today.
In a joint statement T. w.
Magin, president OF Square D,
and A. G.. Patterson. president o.
Electric Controller, stated thai
directors Of both companies have
now approved the merger plans
II was said that in combining
operations, which require m
support OF two-thirds OF "
shareholders of both companlA
Square d, as the surviving corp
oration, would become one Of ln'
largest manufacturers OF elecul'
motor controls in the nation.
Such products have wide sp
plication in automation and re-
lated industrial mechanlzail0'
systems.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS 1855
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The Detroit Tribune brings YOU Christmas Greetings
May s lulede bring everyone of our readers
Merry. Merry Christmas.
The 10Y for which Christmas is meant can only be
realized through spiritual The Acknowledgement
OF the Christ brings consciousness Life abundant
~, IN daily experience.
We hope that the Christ Spirit will be the KEY to your
greater success in home. community, business work and
play May all gain higher and better understand
ing OF health and the pursuit 70 happiness not only Christ
mas day. but every day
Now. take glimpse at the New Detroit Tr-
hume IN 1850 viii be found that through many struggles
20 rise from where il had fallen few wears ago: we are
nov large medium in the consciousness of the reading
pubnc And by perseverance. reaching many
thousands OF and old readers We have taken them
community by community, from house to house We have
been able to reach them by writing Of the things Of
human interest we'll the spiritual which we under
stand is the greatest need Of the of man.
ne reader may question. Just what does this mean?
II means this that reaching of the largest
markets with purchasing power in the United States And
too we reaching those who able buy not only
the less expensive merchandise the expensive also
Among readers those Of better credit risk because
most Of the workers Detroit have the distinction of re-
ceNing high and aries than in many other cities
We have gained the confidence and interest of the
Detroit reading public. In readers are the hope of
greater city Of Detroit These among the citizens,
who are shining light Of the present and the future in
habitants Of the good old American way of life.
he Detroit Tribune is reaching weekly large
segment OF those who know the best and want to buy
the best for their that obtainabe and when mer-
cnant advertise in the Detroit Tribune, they never
oNefcharged Tor space And there is at all
times hearty welcome TO pages. And we will make
room for kind Of merchandise that advertise in
this growing forward march newspaper.
We consider The Detroit Tribune. not only local
paper OI now We are reaching states the United
States and found many foreign countries Our read
ers tell the foremost in the consciousness
of clean ne" papers in America Thus making this publ
cation leader in the lives Of the human race.
Again, We bring you Christmas Greetings A
Merry, Merry Christmas
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
3-Cent Stamps
Get 1st Class
Mailing Service

Reporting that his Mail Early
for Christmas" campaign is real.
ly in high gear, Postmaster Ed
ward L. Baker this week gave
some helpful hints on how you
can be sure that your Christmas
cards will reach everyone on your
list before December IS.
"When you use three-cent
stamps on your Christmas cards,
you get first-class mail service.
he said, "first-class friends de-
serve first-class mail and the use
Of first-class postage makes il
certain that your Christmas cards
will be delivered promptly.
Also, use Of first-class postage
insures forwarding -ervice if the
addressee has moved or the card
will be returned TO you if the
recipient cannot be located.
"Then, too. on Christmas cards
sent by first-class mail, you can
include handwritten messages
making your greetings more per-
sonal."
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Union Passes
Million S Mark

Packard Employees Federal
Credit Union passed the 81 mil
lion mark in assets at the end OF
November, according to Eugene
Kelly. treasurer.
Kelly. who has been treasurer
practically since the organiza-
fion of the credit union in l949.
noted that growth had accele-
rated since the credit union
passed its own offices two years
ago.
The credit union serves 3,40C
employees in 3 plants-the main
plant on East Grand Blvd. the
Conner plant and the Utica plant
Membership in the credit union
is open to hourly-rated, salarieo
and supervisory employees Of the
Packard Motor Company.
1t is the first credit union or.
ganized in an automobile manu-
featuring concern in Michigan
aside from the Big Three (GM
Ford and Chrysler) to reach the
81 million mark.
Officers of the credit union. ir
addition to Mr. Kelly. are Johr
II. Dubois, president; Edgar Prior
vice president, and Willis P
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
CHRISTMAS TREES
THURSDAY

Detroit YMCA Y's Mems Club
will sell Christmas trees at all
their branches in order TO raise
money for youth activities. St
Antoine Y's Mems will have
their trees for sale at the st. An.
tome Branch, 635 z. Elizabeth
street.
The Christmas tree project is
an Annual Information project
and Us men throughout the
world give up their time to sell
their trees for the benefit Of
youth.
Their slogan is Buy Tree
With Heart" get your tree from
Y's Mems Club. Further infor.
nation about Christmas trees can
be secured by calling ST. Antoine
Branch Membership Department,
WO. 2-l400.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
EeN1. No Ea,iL
Continued from Back Pa9e)

together as sons and daugh'
ters of God.
a.. n-f
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

many things with Christ
mas, that we lose the mean
ing of such a great event in
the history of man.
Mary Baker Eddy. Discov-
erer of Christian Science,
has written a beautiful mar
rative, 1.-THE Significance of
Christmas" Certain occa-
sions considered either col
lectively or individually and
observed properly, tend to
give the activity Of man in
finite scope; not mere merry
making or needless gifts"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

TO rise above the mist,
through Mind, not matter.
The "all-knowing, all-see-
ing eternal God did not
cause man to fall, nor did he
surround him by the mist.
The Christ mission is here
right now. to redeem man
through intelligent Mind,
and show him that he has
God-given ability, knowl-
edge, wisdom, and integrity.
And that every man, woman
and child should express JOY
and gladness for having the
faculties of divine intelli-
gence.
II Is Good To Stay Sober
We should not have to
hear of any drunk driving,
nor calamities due TO sense
less beliefs of enjoying the
yuletide season. We do not
have to mix any detrimental
things with the real joy, to
help us realize that the
Christ Spirit is real, and is
here to lift the race Of man
far above every form of evil.
This is the Christmas sea-
son, and let us not mix so
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The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER


When they the star they rejoiced with exceed
ing great JOY.
And when they come into the house, they saw
the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down. and
worshpped him and when they had opened their trea
sures, they presented him gifts; gold, and franklin
.cense, and myrrh"-St Matt. 2:1O,11.
Mary Baker Eddy says:
Glory be to Cod and peace to the struggling hearts
Christ hath rolled away the the door of human
hope and faith, and through the revelation
and denomination Of life in God, hath ele- The
waited them to possible with rolled away
spiritual idea Of and his divine Princi-
pie Love."-S&H, p.45.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24
Biased Barber
Gets 500 Clip
FRIDAY
= =

LAKE GEORGE, New York
(CNS)-Negro orchestra leader
William Lowery sued the owners
OF the Lake George Barber Shop
when they refused to cut his hair
on July 10Th and this week won
an award OF 500.
Lowsry told ihs Jury that
barber George Dupuy declined
TO cut his hair and said he was
not Trained TO cut eolored pso.
Piles hair and didn't care to
learn"
Thereupon the owners OF the
shop were found guilty OF VIC.
lating the Civil Rights Law and
were fined the 500 by Judge
Harold Clsssbrook.
The Civil Rights Law bans dis
elimination In New York State on
grounds Of race, creed, color In
places Of public accommodations
amusement or resort.
DRIVE SAFELY
The Detroit tribune., 1955-12-24

Our Defense
Our defense is a little un-
derstsnding Of the allness
and ever presence Of God,
and the supremacy Of the
virginity Of Christ, who came
and taught man the way.
In his preparation which
was Of Our Father-Mother
God. all-harmonious," alone
enabled him to know how to
deal with the human prob
lens Of mortal mind beliefs.
IL was the Spirit that en-
abled him TO show man that
in reality he had never fallen
into errors. captivity by the
will of God, but man had
consciously, or unconscious
ly, permitted himself to drop
down into materiality as a
mythical god.
No Fall In Divine Mind
So then. while cherishing
matter, as the substance of
life, and leaving Spirit to be
found after death. mankind
got lost in a fog. But Christ
came to show mankind how