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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-14
EustIuke

OF Loke Shore Blvd; 21a-bedroom
bungalow with basement attached
garage. In beautiful wooded sec
ton; double lot. Priced right.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-14

1880 FORD 2-door, good condition. "
l-8042, 1756 Burgess rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-14
AUTOMOBILES roB SALE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - soc MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 75c
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WEDNES-
DAY. NO CANCELLATION OR
ALTERATION AFTER S p. Nj.
TUESDAY,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
Farm Are Welders

MOST FARM ARC welders are built
for long life and will normally give
little trouble even though they usually
work in surroundings where dust,
grease and moisture are present. Give
them an annual check-up. Unplug the
electrical lead and remove the ex-
ternal case to clean it properly. Use
an air pressure blower or tire pump.
Tighten all electrical connections. clean
the relay points and clean the plug-in
fingers for better connections.
If you have a DC generator
type welder, you may need to replace
the brushes and clean the commutator.
Use sandpaper; do not use emery cloth.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
Tow Tractors
AT Low Speeds

TOWING OR PULLING tractor be-
hind truck or car is not only unsafe
for the operator, but likely to cause
damage to the transmission. Pulling a
tractor at speeds higher than the trac-
tor would normally travel under its
own power causes the gears and bear
ings to rotate terrifically fast and if
continued for any length of time will
cause overheating of the transmission
bearings and eventual failure.
If the final drive from the transmits
sion is located at the top of the case,
there will be no circulation of the gear
lubricant when the tractor is towed.
Thus the shaft rotating at high speed
receives nc lubricant and the bearings
are often damaged.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
Farm Mechanics
Use Premium Oil
For Hydraulic Controls
E. B. WILSON

WITH HYDRAULIC controls, the OPP
orator can raise and lower implements
as well as control depth or height of
cut by merely operating a lever.
All hydraulic control units consist of
pump for maintaining the hydraulic
fluid under pressure, system of
valves for regulating the hydraulic
fluid, master cylinder for remote con-
troll, hose connections and safety valves.
Many different pump and valve ar
rangements are used.
The most commonly used hydraulic
fluid is motor oil. In most cases the
motor oil used for the hydraulic fluid
should be of the premium type or the
heavy duty type to fully meet the re-
quirements. 1t should not become too
thick at low temperatures or too thin at
high temperatures. The oil should also
have very high resistance to oxidation
and it should resist foaming. The
premium type and heavy duty type of
motor oils have these properties to a
greater degree than regular type of oils.
The primary requirement in taking
proper care of hydraulic equipment is
to keep dirt from entering the hydraulic
system. A very small amount of dirt
in the hydraulic fluid can cause con-
siderable operating difficulties.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15

MORE POWER -"I pulled the FordsOn Major
with two other tractors of different makes
that are rated higher in horsepower. The
Major was still pulling its load when both of
the other tractors had killed their motors"
y. L. COder, EIsUOOd, Neb.
HANDLES EASIER ct have two other diesel
tractors but the FOrdsOn Major handles so
much nicer and is so easy to start compared
with the others. Besides that, the Fordson
Major cost me less"
Elmer EIOfsOm, Wheaton, Mimi.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
Saved nle'500 in {
the first year,"

says Henry MurkIowifz, South Haven, Mi
my Fordson Major Diesel Tractor saved me {
$500 in fuel the first year used il" says He
Morklowifz, "ond that was from farming
acres of lund. It's hard for my neighbor
believe how much save on fuel over n
tractors, but I've got the foefs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
] will trade your D. C. house or
trust note on one Of our lovely 81
{ bedroom ramblers. from SO. 500 to-
$31 300. Call Mr.. Tasker. 10. =
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor
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Continued on Next PasD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PIKE-A superb COOK
SCOTT. tract, ideal for major de-
partment store or other important
retail uses Streets on all sides
and In area Of immense growth.
Situated between P. ]. Nee Com
pany's new furniture store and
Food Fair Super Market. and direct
ly across pike from big Congress
sional shopping center This is
probably. the finest single big-store
site around Washington. BROKERS
co-operstion invited. DERMoT NEE.
ARLINGTON - Center Clarendon,
brick once bldg. 5 rms. plus utility
rms: / "a baths; Al cond. Suitable
real estate, insurance, doctors.
Partly furn. Price, Sl9.750;. terms.
OWNER. 10. 2-0s00, ia 7-lS23.
COLONIAL 1s-rm.
brick comml., 8 light rms. LIST A..
and IL light rms. above: 4 rest
rooms: Duke SITS best cor Ideal
guesets, orig. clinic; hush-hush re-
search work. Tremendous bargain.
GRENADIER, XII g-7222. %
582-FT. RONTAGE-224.0 900 SO. II.
Ideal for motel, filling station. etc.
U. S. No. 30l. All or part. Reas.
Terms. NJ. LEO STORCH. AP. q
L,
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

NEW OFFICE BUILDING. 9TH and
Kennedy SITS. n.w.-Space, 900 to
10000 so. #. on each floor; air
conditioned; elevator. all outside
rooms; ideal for drafting. large OF
small organizations. viii partition
to suit tenant. Plenty OF free park
ing bus service TO all sections OF
3. B. ALLISON, RIA. 3-05l3. Ia
A BEAUTIFUL l,500-sa. 1T. suite in
modern conditioned ONCE bldg
All new elevators. lighting, bath
rooms, floors. ceilings, etc. Located
in the new Conn. ave. office build
In Ing ,d district. sS75 WI INCLUDES free
TWO ATTRACTIVE single ofices In
larger professional suite In air.
conditioned ONCE building, new,
private lavatory, acoustic ceilings.
sts. 3: FRANKLIN KAHN, ResltOT.
d az; Ffsil BLDG RIM. in pvt.
i seIf iGsa RE- tSF msngsa'tuEer
aaia NJ ST. NV total Of 2
rooms in this attractive bldg.
owner has his own office here so
you know it is Ok. Air-conditioned
and now vacant. S242 mo. includes
sIsetytGiiyi NC Cal, s.ssT WAoeAMAN-
e8O6 BLADENSBURG RID. NE. -
2-story house, suitable for Offices
or studios. VIII remodel for long
term lease. Call LA. 6-1Ss5. IS
SUITE, Ist Fla lge. rms. with
or without air cond.. newly dec,
other Offices for immed. occupancy;
excel: parking area. 1917 18th NV.
ST, 3-553O. --12
OFFICE, air conditioned, free park
ing. store front. share expenses,
storage room. 1922 14th st. w.
tn. 2-34ls. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

ARL. - c.. good location. for
R RnSna ss D sa store Of enc.
with income IA. S-2659. Ill
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON-Fou unit
apartment house and garages; less
than times gross. Call kE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

!, O.. 600. 81 900 On. sss Mo.-Belts-
4 den space. gar, tool shed, chicken
: house. Taxes SS4 VI. Poss. HE. A.
$500: ewes. Ju. 9-304l. W. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
PANORAMA DRIVE

es-FT-6-RM. BRK. RAMBLER
la-acre fenced level lot; 2S-ft. liv.
I'm. with ultra mod firepl. arrange
ment,. uniquely appointed rec. nm.
duisite throughout. Sure it's different,
but in q way that will bring instant
approval. Call Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-S136
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HOUSES 10, SALE. ND. Cont. }

NEARBY and 5 bedrms., bsmt.:
Tot. trees. needs repairing: nr. all
= cows; S300-S500 dn. Might rent
. oFsexchange. OWNER. Ia. e-70l0.
A. 4-BEDR0OM BEAUTY for SI4.-
500. This bright BRICK home mas
. separate dining room. large
screened porch, detached garage.
de luxe kitchen, tiled bath and the
xsii-isndscsped yard. Where can
YOU see all this for this price?
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-si00. -
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Stunning
Enslish cottage. most desirable To-
cation. lovely Hyattsyille Hills; bus
eons aGrnsL ''q oS COST saRes I'll Ra
beat, de luxe newly equipped
cutting the market at S1L550:
1880 per mo. 10 vets or easy
EEPA term, terms, vi ! r. n HUGHES Co.
STRIKING ENGLISH BASEMENT
Opens out. at ground level upon q
handicapped rear ,yd. In this j.
bedrm. brk. rambler Is q nice lge.
liv: rm.. de luxe kit. with breakfast
many man 'se extra ira features feat First time
uffered, only Sl5.95u. Gil or con-
ys gnntiso Exely gsSe with BOWERS
4. saGSi; On t CAFE con in close in
ssFV sa4.a fun 0s Tesi gu Say in Older
type home for $4,000. viii 81.
ROBERT s. DAVIS g. Co.. NC.
BRICK COL0NIAL-Near conyen-
lent Langley park, six spacious
quiet street. near schools. OF ap-
proved, $l4,500. HUGH T. PECK,
NIAR 81; BERNARD's-s-bedrm..
S SsaG1 osriaa & sisss fe esi
I'll 9 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
TWO FAMILIES? Sl2.5oO will buy
2 hunsalows on lse. lot on prac-
tsins ) rms, the other rms. and
bath. Property is in AL condition.
ideal for rental or Joint occupancy.
II you can make . substantial down
payment you will get stoa 4 buy; Gal sll
= 81 p : gi5', AMI W. Co. o-Sg ne. ROBERT
a WHAM DiNGER is the HUGE
elaborate kitchen and breakfast
room in this comfort plus BRICK
home. It's a real beauty! There
also separate aiming room,
light living room. 3 bedrooms and
81 q KING SIZE screened porch. over
looking level. Handicapped lawn;
full basement. First time offered.
$15,950, CT or conventional Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. hP.
sjo:soo WILL BUY this redecorated
bungalow on lovely wooded corner
lot in Landover Hills. Stairway to
{ 4expansion attic. PAYMENTS low as
: $50 per mo. CT or FLA. Call It'll
8 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
/. 81 600, 81. 900 On, S55 MO.-Belts-
vile. Nd. 3-bedrm. mod. bung. gar
4 den space. gar, tool shed, chicken
!, house. Taxes Ss4 yr, Poss. HE. A.
$500. ewes. JU. 9-3041. W. w.
; LEW1e.
fANHAM PARK-oI approved; S14.-
900 with $500 down; neat Cape Cod
! ?-rm. bungalow. with fun bsmt. on
level 100x1S0 lot
MT. RAINIER-oI. $1,000 with
!, $3.50 down. and $40 per month IN
eludes all. 2 bedrms.. plus den. bum
) Ralow. with bsmt. and garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

PINE SPRING CONTEMPORARY
By OWNER: for easy informal
ling rm. With firepl.. h-acre fenced
lot. 30 trees, 2 patios: blk. on Arl.
blvd, nr. Melpar. cow. schools.
shcps;, transp.; FLA financed. JE.
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GI APPROVED-S21,5 500

| Yes. sirl You must see this s.
zbedrm., 2-bath home to realize the
aValue. Large exceptional kitchen with
Nsun deck Excellent location near
schools, shops and bus. Call for appt.
to inspect.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. 4-40NO TIL Q pm. RA. e-36OO
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HOUSES for SALE. VA Cont HOUSES 70, SALE VA tcent

LAKE BANCROFT
white brick rambler with 9 beau
8 bedrooms. full baths. with q
finished daylight recreation room;
reasonably priced $4,000.
LYN THOMPSON IA. 2-212l
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HERNDON. VA,
NICKNAME

About 400 acres of rich chcstef
loan soil. located on a hard -surfac1
road, z miles from Rockville, 34
miles from olney. 1 3 miles from Dis,
trict line. Over / mi. OF hard-road
frontage. 2O0-yr, -old home. stonel
and-brick 7-rm, house, lge. liv. rnl,
bsmt. This is one Of the few igs;
tracts avail. so close In. $500 ped
acre.
200 acres, beautiful location on
old Route $40, edge OF Frederick
S county; improved l1oo with 4 stone housH
10 rms. and 4 baths; full bsmt.. oil
heat. Mod. dairy barn. so stallss
lge. silo, bank. barn and tenant
house. An ideal spot and close I'd
the cloverleaf OF the new freevey,
HICKMAN CUSHMAN 7!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
LANGLEY PARK

Charming 3-bedrm. rambler
tlocated on 75-ft. fenced lot with
Efuiiy equipped kitchen; close to
schools and shops; ideal home for
Eyoung couple to get started. Only
aSl2500. 81. 500 cash will handle.
Ask to see 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
$4,000

Country club view (Arl-
inston). Aforementioned lux
ury rambler. Center hall, 2S-
loot living room. huge dining
kitchen, breakfast room, 4
master-size bedrooms, 2 baths.
Wardrobe closets. plus 35-foot
magnificently finished club
room with bar. Finished maids
room and bath. Garage. Club
room adjoins open terrace
overlooking golf course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE. near p. J. Nee's
new furniture store-Severai out
standing light industrial tracts. all
for sale or lease at very reasonable
prices. viii build for qualified
tenants. Separate parcels from
10000 So. IT, UP to 10000 so. IL.
See your broker. or DERMOT NEE.
OIL. 7-050O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

sALEX. AREA-Opportunit of q life
time for a CT with little cash--Very
attrac., 2-bedrm. semtdet. home,
pine-paneled rec. rnn., fenced yard.
200. Owner will accept less. LICARI
XII. S-7100. -
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-Centrally located,
nearly-new apt. bldg: $4,000 cash
required to handle. Shows excellent
mead. HoLMEAD D. BAR. JU. O.
INCOME. $3.50: expense. si.7so;
occupied by Z. tenants; owner sup
4 s sS4yF FiA ~; t s.%1s 7ms
in Al cond.; mod. baths; ideal for
Mr. Terms, DE, s-7545. THOMAS
ATTENTION INVESTORS or specu-
lators. S10.S00-6S NJ st. NV
Row brick. exc. condition; IL
rooms. 2 baths. arranged into 2
apartments; bsmt.; oil heat;
rented to tenant at present for
s125 mo. viii take $500 LIST
trust or more. Must have quick
settlement. FALLIN REALTY CO.,
II. 1890 or 10, S-6094. Ill
lIpI,!G !. e. ACRES acres; commercial s s
d seGIfh e All MSGod Baf AoIMEA fl
cation; $4,000 gross rent netting
over Is per cent. substantial cash
required. A really worth while in
vestment. KELLEY<& BRANNER.
DI. 7-774o; ewes. OIL. 2-6S44. %
ARLINGTON
A brick apartment house, 10
units. Income. &9.34S an
nually. plus. Tenants pay for
their own utilities. Good To-
cation; near bus, shopping
and churches Phone evenings
only. after $3.50 pm, TIE. g.
4457. - \
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Pc. 2-9442
HEAP-O-LIVIN'

This fine old st. Marys Counts
farm estate Of approx. $50 a.; Ice,
] -rm. home and summer kit.
tenant houses: 3 ,lge. tobacco barns;
other necessary bidgs: 40 a. till.
able 30 a. has ripe hardwood TIM
Der, tobacco In barn and marketable
timber about equal asking price: AZ
mi. D. c.
JAMES L. ROWLAND !
DI. 7-5645 Ewes, LU: 1-706a
b :,
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$32.50O

Fairfax rambler, within IS
minutes drive to the White
House. Gorgeous brick-and-
stone rambler situated on q
large. level, shrubbedss lot with
picturesque garden walls and
lovely old trees. Honest-to-
goodness 30-foot living room.
12x16 dining room, 2 MASTER
size bedrooms, den, Q baths.
Utility room. Oversize Lear
garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

. tAFHAM PARK-oI approved. s14,;;
: 900 with $500 down; neat Cape Cod
! 7-rm. bungalow. with fun bsmt. on
level 100x1S0 lot.
MT. RAINIER-oI, $1,000 with
|, $3.50 down, and $40 per month In
eludes all, 2 bedrms.. plus den. bum
) saloy. with bsmt. and Earage.
LOUIS MILLER. REALTOR
: uN 4-2723 Ewes, WA. 7-6012
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
NEAR LANGLEY
PERFECTION

Is hard to find but here is a beauty
that is outstanding even in this
area noted for its charming custom
designed homes, this spraying
rancher has Just about EVERY
THING, Gracious foyer entrance.
tremendous living room with mas
sized bedrooms and Carrera glass
baths, full basement with attrac-
tive recreation room and bar; at
tached garage; breakfast nook in
equipped kitchen, 2 huge patios
and many, many other delightful
features too numerous to mention.
Call US to see this magnificent
home today, as It is priced well be-
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
LANGLEY PARK, $13,95O

Y JLANGIEY FAfLfA, SIo ,SJU
= Desirable 3-bedrm., corner brick
sYambler, GE kit. will go 81.
HUGH T. PECK, REALToR
1880 NEW HAMP. AVE, HE. 4-640a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

! GANDOVER HILLS AREA : Mod.
! 4-bedrm. and bath home, has spa
scious liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
I rm.. de luxe kit. Bendix washer. full
ibsmt.. lge lot with patio, barbe-
scue pit; price $4,000; 81, $500 dn..
. $50 mo. For details call Mr.. Nc
GINNISs. ewes. TU. 2-23sS. List
FREDERICK w. BERENS
1 SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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$24,500

Country club community
(Arlington). We invite your
immediate inspection Of this
lovely split-level Colonial sit
uated on a quiet cul-de-sac,
where it's safe for children to
play and in q community Of
discriminating families. UNIQUE
floor plan consisting Of full
dining room, a gem Of q kitch-
en-, big living room, plus
3 twin-size bedrooms and IL
brary. Built-in garage. Also
available one center-hall, s.
bedroom, 2-bath rambler. Full
dining room, de luxe kitchen.
Priced at S25,a50. Both houses
offer unusually favorable
financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK RAMBLER

1901 Underwood st.-5 years old.
Large living room with fireplace,
dining area, bedrooms. 2 baths,
modern r., tchsn VIII Utility son rSSn
sonable offer. r. G. dunno. WA. 2
aO7S2: HO. 2-0700.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II
ORAL ROBERTS-Aefs "
With Grow Indians
Impressive Apparent Cures

But teaches Adam and Eve creation as Gods! my!
myi The devil using Gods word for his purpose!
Mssf 7:2o 10 end.
There DEVILS Adams and Ewes In Gods perfect
and only universal per Genesis ch. The material" Is
merely . shsdowy visible, mortal THOUGHT bvrIesque Of
The REALi
]. plain Feather" 81, bad hearing eyes,
z. Diabetes -. Il am all right now"
g. Boy alcoholics (3 OF hel for years years. IL years
e. Woman, cancer, bad heart husband healed Of aleo
holism previously.
8. Man. TB.
8. Boy. born with eIvbfooi inert leg
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
Are You Untidy?"

BY DR.. A. e. Wggam free Press
DO MANY MEN, AFTER MARRIAGE DEVELOP
A TRAIT DISAPPOINTING TO THEMSELVES?
Your Opinion .....-..-.....
Yes il study by Wabash psychologist r. S. Orr 70
bs found generally He studied 100 husbands and wives
and found the husbands extremely disappointed in Them
selves in mot keeping clean and tidy during court
ship. Since this group all college folks they wouldn't
be expected around evenings and Sundays in overa
However, they seemed TO prefer being ashamed and
Portable with coats off, ties vnshaven etc. than TO put
she dog al home.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01

Jesuit magazine Amsries from which ihs above paragraph
quoted Sept L. 1856 issvs the veePrssdsnsisl race
indeed drama Of he first order For months preceding
the eonvsnfen ss Roman Catholic hisrsrehy laying
plans fos placing Catholic the Dsoerssc sees. end
with many prsivdess down. hs political plum fruit OF
much sber for ths first time in years seemed within rsseh
That Nv. Kennedy lost was no major encouragement.
the proved important fact 70 Roman Cath
oes everywhere: that his religion not bar 70 his
Wsassion. No~ continues fhs editorial "hsd he
bssn nominated would have hindered his election The
"dresry derimnation Of recent years dated and
indecent The Chicago convention made This LUMINOSITY
clear"
These strong words in country founded upon
Protestant principles. Whether not Roman Catholic
could win the election is question for the next political
ration to decide. but the ties between the Roman
Catholic the American Government have been strength
sned And assured that ths hierarchy will not
grass grow under their feet during the next four
Mr. Kennedy will be heard from again." predicts fhs
Jesuit editorial st before the next national convention
Of fhe Democratic party In the eyes Of these editors
There is question that the choice based politics.
not religion"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
WOMEN SAY So TOO
"Headaehes Just A Pain In the Neck
To Student"

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2-tAPl-TroubIed by recurring
headaches? Your chances Of having them strongest
you're ID under TO- ~ unmarried and (3 college student.
Other likely victims business executives professional
people and housewives Women have headaches than
men,
These findings reported today by Louisiana doc
TOR in describing Of the extensive surveys
made Of the distribution Of Of mankinds
most prevalent disorders The study involving nearly 5000
persons showed that per Of the general popv
tsfion have headaches"
FACTORS ARE LISTED
Dr. Henry Ogden, Of Louisiana State University School
OF Medicine results Of the study scientific exhibit
al the opening Of the soth anniversary meeting Of the
Southern Medical Association.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01

eternal order OF divine
Science. taking away the SINS
of the world is the Christ
has always done. even before
the human Jesus was incar-
nate to mortal eyes (S&H,
p. 334)
Daniel through Spirit was
saved from destruction in the
lions den. The three Hebrew
boys came out OF the fiery
furnace, without even fhe
smell OF fire.
The Ten Commandments,
the law of God, came to Moses
through prayer and by the
Spirit.
The end of the law Is obe-
dience."
THAT THOU MIcHTEST
FEAR THE LORD THY GOD,
KEEP ALL HIS STATUTES,
AND HIS COMMANDMENTS
WHICH I COMMAND Thee,
THOU AND THY SON, AND
THY SONS SON, ALL The
DAYS OF THY LIFE; AND
THAT THY DAYS MAY BE
PRoL ONcED." tDsvf. 6:u
For this to be done in our
time we must put our trust
in the eternal everlasting
God, through whom all things
are done well.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
Fear No Evil

tContinued from Back Page)
can unveil the Truth which
casts out false fears, reforms
sinners, and make the way
clear.
The time for proof by DEM
onsiraiion is here right now.
This is the time for Chris
tians everywhere to rise up
in the Spirit and prove the
nothingness of all wrong, sin,
and sorrow. to such an extent
that they flee away as chaff
in the winds.
Prayer in the church, home,
on the job, and even while
walking along is the way to
spiritual progress whic h
makes manifest in this life in
some measure the everlasting
and eternal law of God.
Jesus said, go YE INTO
ALL THE WORLD AND
PREACH THE GOSPEL TO
EVERY CREATURE"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEACHES: THE invincible
Christ was imperceptible to
the so-called personal senses,
whereas, Jesus appeared as a
bodily existence the
h u m a n, material concept
OF Jesus disappeared while
the spiritual self, or Christ,
continues to exist in the
The Detroit tribune., 1956-12-01
EdseI Ford Passiru On at so!

THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDcA. AND IMPURE,
IMMATURE, INFERIOR Religious DISHONESTY,
THINKING, AND LEADERSHIP. AND SENSUoUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH VOID OR DEFICIENT
EDUCATION AND so-esIed CULTURE, TAKING
PEOPLE LIKE EDsEL FORD FOR IS 10 30 YEARS.
WHAT A DAMNABlE oUTRAcE
"a KILLED IN AIR CRASH NEAR PARIS
l3 YANKs ABOARD AS PLANE HITS HOME
EF free Press)
PARiS-tAPl-An italian sirIiner headed for New York
crashed and burned skeoH from orIy AreId early Sat-
vrday killing "a persons, al least l3 Of them Americans
The victims 80 Of the "a aboard the four
ensned aircraft and young boy in house il struck when
fell in nearby suburb Two other in the house
were injured eraveiy
Names Of the victims the plane withheld by the
airline LAD until relatives could be notified.
An incomplete passenger list issued by the arne's Of
flee in New York included Guido caneII 3syear-oId SYM
phony orchestra leader who proege Of Arturo Tos
eanini