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first Church, The Hague, Netherlands,

tells with gratitude Of the rsnovsns Of its Reading Room and
Of the lively interest in lis reopsnns The for free H..
srsvrs has been great and the Of literature
available for distribution has been twice great before
The Dutch Navy and Red Gross helping distribute The
literature conveying parcels especially New Guinea and
Dutch Guiana THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Is being
appreciated and used by The Teachers The high schools
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PeriIs Of Compulsory Union
Membership

speech over nationwide radio network June n, 1851
few weeks ago friend and saw detailed movnq
picture based on the National Soap Box Derby composition
u thrilling exhibition Of the Industry enterprise and
See Perils of Compulsory Union-Paee
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Japanese Christian Scientist Reports

REPORT or THE TRUSTEES OF THE CHARITABLE
INSTITUTIONS, READ BY MRS MiYo MATsUKATA
OF TOKYO. JAPAN
As in water face snswerefh TO face and in love eonti
nsnfs clasp hands the Of God includes also His
presence those whose hearts unite in the purposes Of
goodness" miscellaneous Writings p. l52) So wrote
Leader Mary Baker Eddy TO First Church Of Christ Scientist
see-Jspsnese Christian Scientist Reports-Psge
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Reports From Around the Globe
First Church, London, England,

tells Of increased Attendance encouraging response 10 fresh
methods Of literature dstrbvton many inquiries 81 the
Reading Room concerning spiritual hsans good healing
fvsss Of the lectures life and vsor indicated in the reports
See First Church. London, Englsnd-Page
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Second Church, Melbourne, Australia

reports continuing activity and growth Eighteen members
formed group which outlying district Newcomers
Christian Science noticed the services and instances
See-Second Church. Melbourns, Australis-Psse
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FIRST CHURCH, ATHENS, GREECE, rsioiess in The ded


eson Of lis church edes within the year and in the greater
interest increased attendance services and the Reading
Room since the occupation Of the building Deep gratitude
expressed for the translation into modern Greek Of
two Of Leaders writings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16

Lieutenant former Christian Science Sunday
School pupils in both World Wars have testified
veous Divine Protection which averted seemingly nev-
table crashes And have testified to marvellous
ton crashes which would have been fatal the
Hebrew, Catholic Protestant!!
HONEST TO GOD CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN
ALL BRANCHES OF AIRCRAFT ACTIVITY DO NOT
COVER UP SPIRITUAL UNREST WITH THE
PRODUCTS OF THE FALSE GODS OF THE DEVILS
BILLION DOLLAR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
AND TOBACCO INDUSTRIES.
Prayer and study of Gods divine wins PRED, scien-
thc Chrstlke Spiritual WORD uices for these Chosen
of Cod Thus they COLLABORATE with the STILL small
voice of Cod whereas the alcohol tobacco user dupe
dope is defrauded by the devil-anma gne tism-and
dulls his of nsecuryhe suggestion of in
complete mastery-whoh accompanies the faulty dscip-
line of Hebrews Catholics Protestants and other Adams
and Ewes who have submitted the discipline of the
STILL small voice of God operating through Gods Christ
Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah, which fulhs
Gods revelation of 5000 years ago in the first chapter
of Genesis: God has given domination all the
EARTH
incidentally, a we-loved Christian Science hymn saws
"ln atmosphere of Love divine, live and move
and have imperishable triumphant, Christ
like being!
ar.vr
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All-Harmonious" planned ev-
erything good for all eter-
nifty.
And as we pray, study, and
wait patiently, we find the
everlasting presence of God,
acting permanently in every
thing that concerns mankind.
FROM THE BIBLE
Nov when Jesus was in
Bethany in the house of
Simon the leper, There came
unto him a woman having
an alabaster box of very
precious ointment, and pour
ed it on his head, as he sat
at meat.
But when the disciples
saw it. they had Indignation,
saying To what purpose is
this waste" For this ONT
ment might have been sold
for much and given to the
poor.
"When Jesus understood
it, he said unto them why
trouble we this woman? for
she hath wrought a good
work upon me. For in that
she hath poured this ONT
ment on my body. :"
Jesus said; Verify | say
unto you. wheresoever this
gospel shall be preached in
the whole world. there shall
also this, that this woman
hath done be told for a me.
mortal of her."
Masters Business"
Mary Baker Eddy says,
His pursuits lay far apart
from theirs. His master was
Spirit their master was
matter. He served God; they
served mammon. His affec-
tions were pure; theirs were
carnal. His senses drank in
the spiritual evidence of
health. holiness. and life
their senses testified oppo-
sitcly. and absorbed the
material evidence of sin.
sickness and death"
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must be Subjected to the Discipline
Of Gods Christ Science Messiah!)
B, ANDREW r. FRUEdAUF. C.s. = = I

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c..
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, all
harmonious %. 16, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do a Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age!!
And how! Science & Health, textbook is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
AHICHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND. AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated iniquity!
The "lukewarm' live in q FOOLS paradise!
Wednesday evening VISIT TO 9TH CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST with Lutheran minister:
The hymns inspiringIikewse the SeriPUrs selee
ons The eorrestve passages from precious Textbook
Gods Master Miracle Worker Educator dictated 10 Mrs
Eddy Gods daughter Successor Gods beloved Holy Ghost
conceived Messiah Son. Christ Jesvboushi out the meta
physical the spiritual the healing OF the Scriptures
Herewith substantially. the writer's testimony
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60, if You Must, to the Dungeon or
The SeaffoId, But Take Not Back
The Words Of Truth.

many there ready suffer for righteous TO
stand long take hs front rank face the foe and be
in the battle every dsy?" MeelIsneovs Writings p 99
CHURCH MANUAL RESUMED
To the purity of the institution the Rules and
Bylaws in the Manual revealed to Mrs Eddy by the
same Mind that showed her how to found her Chruch
with Science and Health the revelation in the Manual
complete Nothing change this textbook and moth
ing change the Manual What of JOY this Is
to us church members! The Manual provides with
what need for guidance. In obeying the Manual
feel ourselves loved energzed protected Ssfeguarded by
Truth, bulwarked by Soul surrounded with the
care of divine wisdom, sprngne from the Mind which is
God. Mrs. Eddy writes Of
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JULY c. S. JOURNAL REPORTS;
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MOTHER CHURCH"
COD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE RE FOLLOWING
EXCERPTS PERTAINING TO THE MANUAL or THE
MOTHER CHURCH: PIP. 339
n must be obsyed per Mrs. Eddys frequently stated
positions FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRISTI
As Jesus defiant and fearless regarding religion hv-
man law politics medicine Christian Scientists!
Jesus was defiant spiritual wieksdnsss in high places
provoked the devi-snnsl mssnssm!-fo attempt to de-
siroy him in the crveifxion!
And that earned the PROMOTION, the RES
UR-R-E-C.T-tO-N and ths AScEksIoNl!l
And dear Christian Scientists. don't forget that
sndsd Ny beloved DsvghferSveessor TO the Master Mrs
Eddy 10 proclaim in Chicago 1885, recorded in Mises
lsneous Writings" in SCIENCE AND THE SENSES
Men and Of the nineteenth century, you
called higher Of Science? Then obey this call
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Saturday A. M. preceding the 4th of July
LIEUTENANT OF THE AIR FORCE AND OUR
VIEWS RE
Maximum Aircraft Safety, Gods
Protection to Christian Scientists in
Two World Wars and Korea in All
Branches Of the Military Service
Incompatible and Superior to That
Of All Other Peoples!
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(SV IL, p. %
To Show the Intelligent
Life of Man

There are no false restric-
tions in Spirit. God, to bind
any right purpose. or idea
with erroneous carnal limi-
tations of material beliefs.
And thus we find Gods
ideas welded together in the
oneness of Mind, and moth
ing in carnal. mortal mind
operations can hinder the
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Excerpts From TOWN MEETING
Speakers: Or. Winfred overhoIser, DR.. Mabel Ross
=. Ray Power
Moderator: Cvnnar Back

Broadcast from Saint Ezabehs Hospital Washington
BULLETIN OF AMERICAS TOWN MEETING or THE All
Broadcast Sundays ABc Network pm. Eastern Time
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rs LABOR NOW A SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENTS"
Clarence <. Manjon
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The Manual

The Manual
Cart. XXXV. Sect. -, at stands alone,
Uniquely Adapted to Form the
Budding Thought
and hedge IL about with
Divine
Love"
See-Annual Meeting of the Mother Church-Pase
HOW TO FIND
HEALTH AND FREEDOM
from {. s. SENTINEL
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Nothing Succeeds Like
A-u-d-a-c-i-t-y"

or PAGE ! OF A SECTION OF A NY. SUNDAY
NEWSPAPER SEVERAL. DECADES AGO
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Fear. No EriL
Life In God Is Perfect
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
"BE THOU EXALTED GOD, ABOVE Tuj
HEAVENS: AND THY GLORY ABOVE THE EARTH
-(Psalms los: s.
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The success and happiness of mankind depends upc
God who has protected and sustained the human rae
the And since He has saved and besse
we should give Him gratitude and Thanksgiving.
e. Cd Of A.
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PART III
Evening star., 1955-02-10

entire plants. offiees or depart
ments in much Of industry and
commerce will be operated by
electronic control mechanisms
within the coming decade or two.
"And in the offing." he contin-
ued, ''is the development of
atomic power and the possible
practical use of solar energy.
Productivity increases in the Pc
riod ahead may well be tremend-
GUS, making possible the creation
Of abundance in terms un-
dreamed of before"
Would Ease Transition.
He called for development Of
"foresighted policies" which he
said can enable us to pass
through the transition period
without human suffering and un-
dermining (of) our national
strength"
He said the Presidents eco
nomic report makes no mention
of such developments, but con-
tinues it's "paSt policy of digging
its head in the sand when con-
fronted with economic prob
lens"
An expanding labor force re-
quireS the finding of more and
more new jobs, Mr.. Reuther said,
but II fail to find any evidence
for confidence in the continual
ton of even the present modest
pickup through 1885,"
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Reufher Sees PeriIs
In Aufomation Age;
Asks Congress Study
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CIO President Walter P. Reu-
ther asked Congress today to
study "the economic and social
implications Of automation" and
to seek ways of avoiding the un-
employment he said it might
bring.
He made the request in telling
the Senate-House Committee on
the Economic Report that the
Eisenhower administration has
failed to indicate how the Ma
tion's tremendous potential for
growth can be utilized to sustain
full employment"
EIectrOnic Factories.
Attenuation is the term used
to describe the growing use of
complex machinery, much of it
guided through intricate pro-
cesses by electronic devices and
capable of turning out complete
units in a single operation.
Mr.. Reuther said in his pre-
pared testimony that automation
makes possible the automatic
Office, as well as the. automatic
factory, with the likelihood that
Evening star., 1955-02-10
BY the Asseeieted Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-President
Eisenhower is "our greatest ma
tional blessing" says Attorney
General Brownell, and the Ma
tion's security is firmly an
chored" to him.
Mr.. Brownell termed Mr..
Eisenhower "the one person,
apart and above all others among
us, with the military experience,
sagacity, leadership and tenn
perament to plot a course Of
peace through the turbulent,
war-charged waters of. our
world"
Speaking Of the Presidents
role as commander-in-chief, Mr..
Brownell said the national Sc
curity is in capable hands. He
recalled the Presidents budget
message statement that the Ma
ton never has been so well pre-
pared in peacetime.
Mr.. Brownen. addressing the
Union League Club at it's 18th
anniversary dinner last night,
chose as his subject 'The Presi-
dent of the United States" be-.
cause he said the question most
often asked him was: what is
the President like?"
The Attorney General, one of
the Presidents closest advisers,
said: Amidst the turmoil of this
Evening star., 1955-02-10
GWU Operation
OF Tax-Free Parking
Lots Upheld by CourI

The tax-free status of parking
lots operated by George Wash
ington University for about 1T
faculty members and employees
was upheld today by the U. S.
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia.
The courts opinion was split,
2 to /, with Judges Henry w.
Edgerton and Wilbur K. Miller
concurring and Judge John A.
Danaher dissenting.
The majority opinion recited
an act of Congress exempting
from District taxation university
grounds reasonably required ami
actually used for the carrying
on of the activities and pur-
poses" of said institution.
The majority declared the
univerSity's lots (which facili-
tate access of its staff members
to their work" come under the
exemption provision.
In his dissent, Judge Danaher
cited evidence indicating the
university plans to extend its
parking areas. Under the ma
jority ruling. Judge Danaher
Evening star., 1955-02-10

stated, such extension would
place ian additional tax burden
on the remaining taxpayers of
the District"
District authorities said the
city currently is losing about
$500 yearly by the exemption
granted the university's park
ing lots. Today's ruling upheld
previous decision by the Dis
trict Tax Court.
The university was represent
ed by Attorneys Cary McN.
Euwer and j. Edward Bur-
roughS. jr. The Districts case
was presented by Assistant Cor
poration Counsel George c. Up
degraff.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
BrowneN Praises Eisenhower
AS As'GreotestNdtionuI BLESSING

day. a fact has emerged: That
this commander knows what to
do, how to do it, when to act,
and when not to act"
1.-The acid test Of national
leadership lies in public conf
dence," Mr.. Brownell added.
"Never before in OUR time have
the people of this Nation been
more self-aSsured."
Evening star., 1955-02-10
January U. 5. Bond Sales
Are Highest Since 1916
Rx the Assoeinied Pres,

January sales of savings bonds
were higher than in any January
since 1916, the Treasury reports.
Purchases of series E and H
savings bonds, the most popular
types. totaled $573 million, 18
per cent higher than in January.
1854. and 80 per cent higher than
January, 1858.
Sales outran redemptions in
January by $3.50 million. 48 per
cent higher than year before
and the best record since Janu-
ary, 1947.
Individual holdings of E and H
bonds reached an all-time high
of $38.5 billion.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Orthopedie Hospital
Gets 5000 Gift

The Anderson Orthopedic Hos
pital in Arlington has received
a check for $2,092 from the
Plumbing and Heating Con-
tractors Association of Northern
Virginia to assist in construction
of the hospitals new rehabilita-
ton center.
The four-story center. now
under construction, will cost
about $500,000 and is being built
with donations of money, equip
ment and labor.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

weeks after an operation for
removal of the kidney stone.
The 50-year-old crooner will
go to his Holmby Hills home to
tape series of his. CHS radio
shows, then take off for Palm
Springs for few weeks rest.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Bjng Crosby Goes Home
3 Weeks After Surgery
BY the A,.oeinted Pies.

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Feb.
10.-Bing Crosby goes home from
the hospital tomorrow, three
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MOVING VAN

MOVING VANS
Ford. V.S. lS-ft. closed furniture
Ford, VS., closed vanette.
I'LL SLIGO CREEK PKWY
Takoma Park, Md. JU. s-ie10
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lhvEsTMEhT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR stLt

1 ZION ACRES with e42 It. front:
CO. s5c SC. It.. HE. 4-35oo. HP.
NEW SMALL SHOPPING CENTER,
8 stores; construction 70 begin i'm
mediately in olney, Nd, Fast
growing new s ,rs.:, IDEAL Tor oEnfsSIo;
TAX a sP Loss CORPORATION - H Real
estate with $40. 600 carry over.
Reasonable. write Box ALA.
800 800 NICHOLS AVE. Sc, corner
W--Solid two-story. brick, occupied
eyer ~ years BY drTEstoTs ,,r Man.
Pa Praneis n nParson. Dodge srs &C.
tivizing neishborhood. GEO. s.
KiNG CO., REALToR, 2iiO
Nichols ave. Sc. LII. 4-2b0l;
SMALL PARCELS, zoned en- In
large housing DEVELOPMENT that
demsnds n, ShoppiEp 5o. center sTt: z si.S 3,
wss saa; ". VI Tic IhW II ryE HExRr
OF the triangle. with Tree PUBLIC
parking--Ideal for any type Of
business. Owner viii guarantee CO
commercial coming. Large ,7-rm.
home. With high full DRY bsmt;;
S.5s5 50, 4. IN tract with 73.ft.
frontage; $4,000. EXCLUSIVE with
ASHLEY. INC. 10. ,6-2323.
corner locations left fronting on
3 large Wide streets. modern brick
home which can be economically
ENLARGED for business and home;
$4,000. Exclusive with. ASHLEY,
INC, 240b Price ave-, 10. b-2323.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

- ACRES LAND on paved Route
$4,000. Terms n $3.50 .sSs'0e cash. rt Ssi,
ance due In 5 years. interest. So
Commission to licensed broker &c,
tlally making sale. BEALL.
I ~ N.,,s e co. lti9o Vernon,
10. Ems e eninss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
Story Book Rambler

Story Book Rambler
$1,000
st. James Church and Parochial
School, Just short walk from this
charming white rambler; only Q
years old. looks like new; i60-ft
lot with towering trees. Much better
DOWN and SIS per month for vet
Grams; appraisal in hand. See
this today!
Parker, Smith & Donnell
naaI4Ays IA rR1Rt nnan q IN q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1854 ps-ton pickup;
1850 or best oiier. jE. $40 ss.
CHEVROLET 1913 I-ton panel
truck; slsan. OWNER. Best offer.
A-I USED TRUCKS - Hi-vaiue used
trucks. all models. makes and sizes
TE Ra fisessiGn H GssSFs fia s sG
CHEVROLET 1854 atom pickup:
low mileage, like new, sl,o95. XII,
IsTUDEBAKER 1858 M.ton pickup s
July reecndt.icneq, Ready to &C, to
FORD PICKUPS, brand new: as low
TAKoMA FORD. JU. $4,000. IA
STVDEBAkER as ls-ton, pickup: 8
eos. MARTIN STUDEBAKER, 1900
Hampden lane, Bethesda, OIL. .
FoRD TRACTOR 1883 F-so0: sood
shape. good tires: will sell without
dump truck use. RE. s-7sis' ~ ~
FORD '55 P-35O; la2" w.b., parcel
delivery. parcel seat, Eordomatie
transmission: Olsen body, model
color you wish, Come in and make
US. an offer, No reasonable offer
refused. LOGAN tFord). iii 18th
FORD 'b5 F-6oo lao" w.b. CSC
standard 2-speed axle; heavy duty
clutch. 4-speed transpmission. heat
er. equipped. and ready to so to
work: will sell at dealers cost. LO-
GAN sFord). I'LL 18th st. NV,
QI I-5SOn, la
FORD SO panel, new. s-cyi.; will sell
at dealers cost or win take any tyne
car or truck that will run or will
trade. LOGAN tFordl, I'LL 18th
ST, NV, DI. 7-5S00. lie
GMC. '4S traetor-traiior; good tires,
good mechanical cond.: ready to 40
70 work: 18th wheel in perfect shape:
S4a5. LOGAN Ford, I'LL 18th st.,
ISfhERiNaTifosNssNIG la4s walk-inl,s y
ton: S2p5 or best offer. Can be seen
81 1904 Fenton st. NV. lie
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BUICK 194S 4-dr.; T. and h.; good
condition; SITS or best offer. Phone
OY. $3.50 after 9.
CADILLAC 80 '-62' hard top eounes
r. and h. hydra. must see to APP
preciate. $1,4a5. THACKER NO.
TORS. 18th and r. !. ave. me-.
CADILLAC Isl cleaning black A.
sedan hydra. r and h., Wv.
nyion tires. Sc. one owner, excel
lent value at 81, 495. 470l Upton ST.
CADILLAC 1919 Coupe De vile;
r. and h, hydramatic. Wv. tires.
original iet-black finish; must see
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. l7lf r, I
ave. NE. DU. 7-S30O. LA Z
b., Wv. tires. hydramaftc. beau.
tiful maroon finish; must see and
drive to appreciate: 81. res. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES I717 r. I. ave.
CADILLAC 1919 Fleetwood; r. and
b.. hydramatie,sw.-w tires. One Of
the sharpest in town. Only S99S.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1717 R. Z
ave. ne. DU. $4,000. Ia :
CADILLAC 50 Coupe de villet
white with dark gray top; equipped
with hydramtic; power steerins:
electric windows and seats, etc.;
like new throughout; S2,195.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13

CADILLAC 1858 coupe: fully
equipped with power breaks. power
nish cont iGss plus sp. ad x fssI
looks like new. A car that you
would be proud to own. This car
is being cared for like q baby and
driven BY owner. Cash, teruns or
Mr.. HERsoN. DE. 2-47oo
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Parker Smith & Donnell
Realtors. Open 0 70 Q. ia. 1851
HELLO

Read this ad, it's value packed.
Brand new 3-bedrm., 2ls-bath, brick
rambler with large liv. Im; sepss-
luxe kit. full bsmt, and imagine
this priced at SCI, g50. Don't lin
ser. Excel N, Ari. location.
Better Homes Realty
Realtors ia. $4,000
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LOANS

Cash for FAN Expenses
We have moved to q modern loea.
ton and are opening our doors
for new customers. Call US fol
any fall expenses such rs fuel
school or future holiday needs.
Phone me today. JU. p-34O0
TS49 Eastern ave, Silver Spring,
Md. LII
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Tors, ACREAGE ron SALE

POTOMAC HUNT AREA, isist %
River I'd, beyond Congressional
Country club--TBeautifui rambler
site Of over 4 acres. eompleteiy
fenced. with 265-ft. frontaee on
paved road. JOHN W. PARSONS,
RE 1887. OIL. $4,000. ia
FALLS CHURCH-s iee. lots. street
and water in. $1,000 ca. THE
IicKET co; a 8, olebe I'd. All
POTOMAC. MD.--s wooded acres.
Oh Pals I'd. no frontage: 5000,
OWNER. oil. B-7720. -f6
8 CHOICE LOTS, on Grade: sewer
water. gas. elee. In: plans for spill
level. also approved VA. CRV IN.
slpassoSd Must IT,. sell I a w SHee csS6
--13
LANGLEY. vA.--Beautiful homesite;
city ysssra; restricted 70 nne homes
M. TRIDELFHIA LAKE--b0 rollins
s asies IN ,9ysiy M oI ss5ass area
price goes ~. next spring. OWN
ER. SPRING 4s9400. III !.
LOTS, over lO0-ft. frontage each
All utilities Including street. RAY
MoNp J. LYNCH CO., 10. 4-e40O
ia
CLOSE N--50 acres, all utilities
ficKIrT COMPANY. 81 3. oieSs
rd., Arl. IA. 6-2b01. --14
LOT FOE SALE In the finest com.
munity Of Bethesda. 92xl10. Al
utilities in. Price, So. 500. We spec
1slize IN custom built homes. SOILS
CONSTRUCTION Co, ~. 9-4646
II no answer, can 10. 4-716s.
RAMBLER SITES, 2O0x34O. wooded
Clinton. Nd. 81. 900, 5 yrs. or more
10 pay. 10. 6-5b33. 13s
FALKLAND AREA. Two level acre,
on Columbia I'd. with home under
construction. Material included fol
partial completion, S7,700 on terms
RIPLEY 4 RoMER. ~. 4-04ii: Il
no ans, JU. S-303S,
10 BUILDING LOTS with sewer
water and streets: ready TO go;
located of N. H. ave. mr.. Hiilendale;
priced riRht. viii subordinate. Cal
PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATES
Choice acre or more building sites
Level lots. tan oak shade trees
These are the first lots. over thu
line In Loudoun County where taxei
are low; ga mi west Of Fatrfal
on Rte. 80. w, H. SPENCER, Jr /.
Rte. 4. Herndon, Va. Herndor
3A4@WsX. III