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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Teen Drivers Safe

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cHRisTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE NY
CHOSEN PEOPLE AND AS GOOD sAAARITANS,"
BROTHERS KEEPERS" ARE EXPECTING, STEP
BY STEP, HERE AND HEREAFTER, THE "DEcLARA-
TON or INDEPENDENCE" OF ALL ADAM-EvE
DUPES FROM THEIR MYTHICAL MASTER, THE
DEviL-ANIMAL MAcNETIsM-AND HIS ADAM
EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS PSEUDO CREATION
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
MESSAGE Of Israel" 1913 Abe

CRIEVOUSLY IN ERROR RE JEW
THE RABBI iMMoRALLY ENORMOUSLY, SPOKE
OF THEIR OLD TESTAMENT, THE JEWISH BIBLE
cRIEvoUs INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL DIS
HONESTY!
HOW CAN A cHRisT-REJEcTINc HEBREW
RABBNATE SPEAK OF THE OLD TESTAMENT AS A
JEWISH BIBLE, RATHER THAN HEBRAic, IN VIEW
OF THE HISTORIC FACT THAT !, GOD, HAD TO
RAISE UP JESUS TO REPUDiATE THE MYTHICAL,
DEVLiSH, ANTi-cHRiST, ADAM-EvE MURDERoUS
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLS. PSEUDO
MYTHICAL HEBRAic CONCEPT OF cREATIoN2
THE CORRUPT, SPIRITUAL LuNATic HEBRAIC.
NOT JEWISH RABBNATE, FORCED PLATE TO
cRUcIFY JESUS
AND THE SPIRITUALLY NAKED-cHRIST.voID-
GERMAN HEBREWS MOT JEWS y PAID WITH THEIR
LIVES-iN BELiEF-SIx MILLION
HOW, IN MORALITY, PURE HONESTY CAN YOU
CALL THE OLD TESTAMENT JEWISH AND THE
HEBREWS THEN AND SINCE, JEWs7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Dull Satan Bound" =

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS HAD TO CORRECT THE
ILLUSION AND DELUSIoN OF THE WORLD BEING
FLAT.
NY, GODS, DETROIT TRIBUNE BEGINS THE
CORRECTION OF THE IMMORAL. MISUSE OF THE
WORD JEW!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Devil Billion S 'Raekets' GUILTY.

ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF
LETTERsl
Radio and Tv fragrant OFFENDERS
SATAN BOUND"I
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BILLION S RAcKETS!
AND ToBAccol
AND DRUG STORE MEDICINES - SOOTHING
sYRuPS TO PAcIFY GUILT COMPLETES, FEELINGS
OF INSECURITY, FRUSTRATioN - THE DEVIL
SEEKING TO COMPENSATE FOR THE "PEAcE OF GOD
WHICH PASSETH ALL t-CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH VOID UNDERSTANDING" !-oF 1.-THE
GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF COD" |!
roo EARlY7 DOCTOR ASKS
TEEN DRIVERS OK WITH LETHAL WEAPoN3
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. tAP)-Hgh school-age young
sters may be TOO young TO be trusted with potentially
"iefha weapon" - the automobile California surgeon
said Monday.
Dr. Forrest Young senior surgeon Of the RedIsnds Com
mvrty Hospital said high schooIers better drivers
than their elders from the standpoint Of having faster re-
hexes but thew prone TO take lot more chances with
high-powered car"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

ANTLcHRlsT ASPECTS or MARYs
HEBRAic ADAM-EvE HERITAGE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FURTHER AID TO HEBREWS
JESUS ERRoNEousLY CALLED GOD, CORRECTED
AND MARY, THE MOTHER or oop"i--
DEVILS EFFORT TO STEAL PRESTIGE FOR FLESH
-"MATTER"-THE M-Y-T-HI
SPIRITUAL LuNAcv i-REJEcTED. REPuDlAvEp.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Destiny Of Evil: Suicidal Reduction 10
Native Nothingness !

WORLD oNcE-OvER
RUSSIA TRIES TO HUSH UP FLU EPIDEMIC
PEOPLE SEEN UNABLE TO OBTAIN VACCINE
free Press Wire Services, 1918
United States officials are getting increasing evidence
that Russia has been ht by influenza epidemic
Soviet censorship apparently has made " difficult 20 re-
port fine full story from Moscow dispatch from mere
Tuesday night did. however, quote the Sov'sf press
saying 500 doctors and vnspseied number OF medes
students had been recruited TO handle Asian hv victims
In Moscow hospitals
information rssysd 10 Washington gives the following
picture which United States officials believe to be senersT
correct;
tconsInvsd next column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Lesson Of Millions Of Hebrew Deaths
Under Hitler "Waqes Of SIM!

THE RABBNATE AND THEIR cHRisT-REJEcTlN(
DUPES ARE sAULs OF TARsUs, EVERY SINGLE ONE
sAULs SPIRITUAL LUNAcv THE REBELLoUs
NESS or INTELLECTUAL E0oTISM. ULTIMATED into
PHYSICAL BLINDNESS CAUSE AND EFFECT,
SOWING AND REAPINC'l
THEN, IN TRUE HUMILITY, SAUL CRIES OUT:
LORD, WHAT WILT THOU HAVE NE TO Do7
AND SAUL WAS DIRECTED TO ANANAS, THE
GOOD CHRISTIAN, WAS HEALED, AND, STEP BY
STEP, BECAME THE HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE.
ST. PAUL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

Christ Second Coming" Of Civil War
Birth Pains Christian Science. The
Answer! -SauIs Becoming Pau|s!
Jesus Here Again! Now! Void Of The
Flesh Of Mary! The Mortal Thought,
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
SOviets Blast US. Communists For 'NationaIis1n'

MOSCOW, R-A Soviet Com munist Party newspaper says the right wing" of the American Communist Party is ''propagating bourgeois nationalism disguised in Communist terminology."
 The blast was fired by the mag azine Soviet Russia. It hit the di- vided American Reds just before their national convention in New York Feb. 9-12.
 Some of the American party s top leaders, notably 76-year -old chairman William z. Foster, have been at odds with the right wing" since Khrushchev launched the anti-Stalin campaign year ago. Last September a resolution adopted by the party's national committee for sunbission to the forthcoming convention pledged allegiance to the United States. Ii called for social reorganization in a peaceful, constitutional man ner."
 The article in Soviet Russia at- tackled this brand of national Communism" branding it as ga refined form of bourgeoise na- tionahsm." This sounded like the criticisms Moscow used to hurl al YugoSlav President Tito during the Stalin era.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Neuberger Hits Eisenhower for
 Kings Welcome

CLEVELAND, tRESen. Rich ard L. Neuberger D4Ore) told a Democratic Party luncheon here Saturday that the Eisenhower Administration breaches one sci of doctrines, but practices an- other.
 An example of this, he said, was the fact President Eisenhow- CT made an unprecedented trip to Washington's National Airport to greet King Saud, ruler of a hand where human slavery is tolerated. but extended no such courtesy to Winston Churchill and Anthony Eden, leaders of Great Britain, where basic freedoms are de- tended and safe-guarded."
 'Yet," the senator continued the Presidents inaugural ad- dress paid extensive lip service to liberty and human rights"
 Neuberger said there has been considerable talk in the Admins nation about self-government yet the President "has eouivocat- ed for four years concernine statehood for Alaska, where 225,O00 Americans are denied the privilege of selecting their owr governor and representatives"
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Egypt Still Defying United Nations Order to Evacuate Caza Strip

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. R- Israel stood fast in the lGaza Strip and along Egypt's Gulf of Aqaba coast today, defying the U. N. Assembly's- sixth resolution call ing on her to withdraw her troops behind the 1949 armistice line. "s ssf~sr
 The Israeli cabinet in Jerusa- lem announced it would still keep occupation forces for the time being in the Gaza Strip and in,the .Sharm Ell Sheikh area on the Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba. .,
 A foreign ministry spokesman said 'no guarantees have been obtained yet for definite stoppage of Egypt's; belligerenee and sea blockade of Israel"
 The 80-nation assembly late Saturday night adopted a resolu- tion calling again for IsraeEs withdrawal without delay" It approved second resolution authorizing deployment of the U. N. emergency force (UNEF) on the armistice line plus sother measures" to keep the peace.
 Israel had been seeking guar antes against renewal of Arab commando raids. from the Gaza Strip and resumption of Egypt's artillery blockade of Israel-bound shipping through the Gulf oi Aqaba. +-. 't
 The UNEF resolution plainly did not satisfy the. Israeli govern ment. The spokesman said Egypt's continuing maintenance of a state of war against Israel" was ''the root of the tension to the area" He. held that the as sembly. had failed to deal with that.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
i. .7.---a: .!t Gas Explosion Traps and Kills .37 Coal Miners

BISHOP, Va, RAA .rumbling gas explosion trapped and killed 37 miners. today in the cavernous Bishop coal. mine that. straddles the mountainous Virginia West Virginia line. g .,A Rescue teams said this number of bodies had been counted be low, ground. Apparently the entire crew working in a section of the sprawling tunnels fell victims to the whistling, dusty blast.
 The. blast jammed the elevator that had carried the men in on the Virginia side and rescue work had to. be routed through another entrance two and half miles away on the West Virginia side.
 The grimy masked workers who pushed through to the ex- plosion site had all but aban- doned hope for any survivors by the time the first nine bodies were found.
 Identification went on below ground before any bodies were brought to the surface. The blast site was described as about a five minute walk" from the bot tom of a 337-foot shaft.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Family Gets Flu Shots, But Found. Passed Out
 From Carbon Monoxide

CLINTON, Ill, Ri-A doctor in- oculated the Howard Rasor fam fly for influenza when they all complained of being ill simulta- neously-but the trouble was in the furnace, police discovered
 Rasor called a physician at 3 am. yesterday when he and his wife, two children and a visiting cousin all awoke with aches and pains. The doctor diagnosed flu. :: : Several hours after the. physi--. elan departed a relative arrived for visit and found the family unconscious. Mrs. Lyle Miller, Rasor's sister, smelled fumes, opened doors and windows and called a fleet of ambulances.
 Police found a faulty Hue in the furnace The Rasors and their cousin are recovering from car bon monoxide Inhalation.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Three Teen-Age
 Girls Jailed After Run From Home

The three teen-agers who de- cided to run away from home last Friday and were missing for 12 hours were located after broad cast Friday afternoon over AFRS.
 The girls had with them a coaster sled, sleeping bag, rifle and a few food supplies
 They had been seen from the US. Smelling Co, power plant heading east and when the broad cast went out the authorities were notified by c. Langhus.
 {; Had they. not been located by dark an intensified search was : planned by volunteers.
 Parents and authorities agreed :, that the. girls should De held over .-night.in the City Jail, stated Pc lice Chief Webb, and brought be fore the City, Magistrate for, an einfornia1 hearing on truancy Sat urday with parents before being released and sent home.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Unknown Americans
 From World War II Will Be Chosen May 1858

WASHINGTON RLPlans were announced today for selecting two unknown Americans" who fell in World War II and in Korea for burial beside their World War l comrate in Arlington National Cemetery.
 The Army, Navy and Air Force will share in a ceremonial selec- tion, with re-interment scheduled for Memorial Day, May 30, 1858
 Selections will be made May 15 next year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Grandfather Beams as Adlai Stevenson III Is Christened

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, R-Ad- Tai E. Stevenson III, 13 weeks old, was christened' yesterday while his grandfather, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1852 and 1856, looked on proudly.
 After the church ceremony, the Rev. George A. Buttrick, .Presby- terian minister who officiated. declined a christening offering and asked the parents. to open a bank account in the child's name.
 Grandfather Stevenson told the minister: Here is one infant who can credit his baptism and you with his solvency."
 The infant is the first child of MT. and Mrs. Adlai sE. Stevenson Jr. 4 |f
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Meter Reader
 Spends 2l Hours Trapped by Truck

MARSHALLVILLE, Ga, RHA man who spent 21 hours trapped between tree and the door of truck was recovering from the narrowing experience today in a hospital.
 Doctors at Peach County Hos pital in nearby Fort Valley said Frank Hester, 49, of Fort Valley, suffered badly mashed left arm, shock and exposure, but was get ting along satisfactory"
 The unusual accident occurred Saturday while Hester was read ing meters for the Flint Electric Membership Corp.
 Hester stopped his two-way ra- dio equipped truck and got out to look at meter. The truck began to roll and an open door pinned him to tree.
 Three hours later he heard a broadcast of his disappearance on the truck radio but couldn't reach the microphone to report his pre- 'dicament. He blew the trucks horn until the battery went dead in an effort to attract attention and then he waited.
 Two men found Hester about noon Sunday after an all-night search by citizens and officers of four counties. Dr. Willis Webb spotted him from a private plane about the same time and landed in field nearby.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Tables Turned as Judge Meets Former Sergeant

BALTIMORE, REWhen the next case stepped up in northern district police court yesterday, Magistrate Henry l.. Rogers did a double take. .T The defendent was OrviHe Shaw of Baltimore, 45-year-ol unemployed bricklayer, who was arrested late Saturday on a drunk charge. It was 16 years ago, but both remembered when the de fendent was first sergeant with the 10th Field Artillery Battal- lion and the magistrate was as signed to KIP.
 Ten dollars and costs" said Magistrate Rogers. Do you have any money to get home on?"
 Mo- said Shaw.
 The magistrate got change fol a dollar and gave his old sergeant 50 cents. M
 Thank you, judge" said Shaw
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Senator's Bill Will Limit Individual Contributions To Political Campaigns
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, RESen. Gore O-Tenn today said he is drafting legislation to limit the amount any single individual can con tribute to political campaigns in any year.
 Gore headed a Senate elections subcommittee whi e h reported during the weekend that the 1856 general election cost at least $33, 187,725.
 That was the total only of "di- rect expenditures the subcom- mittee said it could trace down. The actual outlay, it added, liar surpasses that figure"
 Total contributions from indi- vidual persons ran as high as the $73,614 reported by Landsdell K. Christie of New York.
 Gore and Sen. Mansfield of Montana, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, lolned in a formal report which contended that Republicans out spent Democrats about 2 to I last year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
Officials Probe
 Island for Cause Of Airliner Crash

NEW YORK R>-Investigators roved Rikers Island today, closely examining scattered bits of the wreckage in an on-the-spot hunt for clues. as to the cause of the Northeast Airliner crash that killed 20 people. (See story on Page S..
 Instruments and other parts of the plane were spread all over''' the island, an investigator said. None of the fragments has yet been moved, so as to permit mea- surement of distances between them.
 A dozen expert investigators took a police launch to the island today, and began the minute, painstaking inspection of the re- maining structure of the plane, and the widely strewn sections.
 In the party were representa- tives of the Civil Aeronautics Board, the Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration, the Flight Engineers Union, the Airline Pilots Assn, the Douglas Aircraft Co. and Northeast Airlines.
 Capt. Alva R. Marsh, pilot of the plane, says he doesn't know what caused the crash.
 T didn't know anything was wrong" Marsh said, until Co., pilot Basil Dixwell informed me the ground was coming up at us.'' T was looking at the instru- ments at the time. They were all working properly" he added.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
MOTORIST ARRESTED FOR
 HAVING CLOSE (?) SHAVE

HOLLYWOOD, R-Fifty-five miles an hour normally isn't too bast for the Hollywood Freeway. but motorist Jerry A. Prod, 19, of North Hollywood, got ticket.
 Traffic Officer s. w. Combs who cited Prod yesterday, made a notation that, under the circum- stances, the motorist was beyond the prudent" speed limit. Prod was shaving with an electric razor.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
44-Year-Old Boy Browns Crossing g Snake River

..Jeffry Komonaseak, 4-year-old son of Silas Komonoseak, was drowned, Saturday while crossing on Snake River in what is re- ported to be hole caused by the pressure under. the. ice. Funeral has been announced from the Community Mthodist Church for Thursday afternoon at 2 p. 1n
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-04
TEN YEARS APART. AND STILL TOGETHER

OKLAHOMA CITY, RLThe Rev.; and Mrs E. L.sPowell cele- brated their 50th wedding anni- versary yesterday.
 A member of the party helping to mark the occasion here was Mrs. Margaret Ramsey, 87-year- old mother%of Mrs. Powell. The Rev. Powell is 77 and his wife 67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

COUNTRY LIVING, on "a acre;
81. sou dn.: . berrms, expandable
attic. masonry Cape Cod. lge. kit.
Aforementioned l!v, rm.: lovely
patio and barbecue. among trees
and flowers. Possession in 10 days.
Only $4,000. See 70 now. Call
RORscHACH REALTY. l1O7 West
Broad st. Fails Church, JE. 2-3l06.
BY OWNER IN ANNANDALE--spllt
level: 4 bdrms.. 2ia baths. 13x23-ft.
living rm. with brick firepl. vail;
mod. kit. with disposal, eye-levei
oven and dishwasher; rec, nm.
fenced back yard; firepl. equipment
and Wv. earpeting in hallway and
stairs INCLUDED. Adjacent to An
Mich ers Ccatholcl. Dir: Rte, 23s
20 Ravensworth I'd, 7/i0 nj. 70
Roeart ter. 70 5000 Pomponio pl.
G. a-21al. Price S22.bO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ASSUME A LOAN-S2. 900 cash anc
$50 mo. pays all on this like new
lot, near Fails Church. Ewes. JE
2-Sl4S. LYN THOMPSON. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

By OWNER, IN VIENNA---Ram-
bier, 3 yrs. ole; 3 bedrms., full
bhsmt acre; FENCED do lot; 20 min.
101 Plum st Dill h-Sn1R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

FAILS CHURCH - 4-bedrm brk.
Cape Cod. | ~ acre Anchor fenced
lot You cant heat this at Sl3,-
$50. OF, $4,000, MONAHAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

ilY--2 bedrms., fun bsmt. with out
side entrance, fenced yard: very
economical: $3.50 down To- respon-
Guiding 4 minutes bus service TO
D. C. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC, FEALTORS, Radio Bldg, Ar
lington, Va. ia 4-II55
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HOUSES 70, SALE. We. Cont. }

FALLS CH.-owNER: Si5,Ta5 brk
Three bedrms den, heated rear
pch.. res. neighborhood; close Ia
center. churches. schs.: large shaded
lot; excel. financing, FILA, mil Nc
AGENTS. .IE. 3-Snf0, 30s Riley st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

A HORSE FOR SALE. S23.35O. sor.
~. no trading stamps vi this price
but We will throw In a lovely IL.
acre farm. within 80 miles of d. c.
complete with 3 bedrms.. house
barn. garage. grainery, tractor
shed. etc, etc, etc. STARNES
REALTY Co. CIR. 3-2511.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
ARLINGTON--opEN u 20 9

BRoYHI1L PARK-S.bedrm. brk.
tamily-size kit. on 1+-a, fenced lot.
81, $1,000 or $4,000 non, q
1880 n. uhle st.. Ari. va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

View Of D. c, s Min. Pentagon
Q Rms. 8 Kits, 3 Baths
Suitable for td Home s or TS T propeft'
1907 s. Goth St. Arl. OF. 4-s15e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Executive Transfer

PRESTIGE AREA - Custom built
3-hedrm.. 2-bath home: only = years
old REvERSE-PLAN LIVING RIM
AND FAMILY RIM with sweeping
views OF beautifully Handicapped lot;
reception entry, mahogany-paneled
fireplace wall with buiit-in bookcases
delightful mahogany family rm. open.
ing onto huge patio; FIR construction
Throughout. Dashboard hot-Vatel
heat bullt-in garage This Is Q house
OF distinctive architecture In an ex.
elusive. elose-in neighborhood. VERY
fe9sonAbly priced AZ only s32 .g6O.
toward Fails Church to Buxton I'd.
riRht 10 villa Ridge I'd, right "a
Van Buren, st., left to our open sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

Eye APPEAL PLUs--Most unusual
tiled baths. beaut. liy I'm. with
hFepl.. sep. din. nm THAT WON.
DERFUL HOT WATER HEAT. Full
daylight bsmt. with fifepl and
bath youRhed in. Lge picture vim
dow, very attrac porch, breezeway
ana garage. is-acre lot with lge
trees. ONLY S23,950. G. NJ, Hal.
LEY. REALTORS. JF. 2.7D44, l2d
z. Broad 81. Falls Chi. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

OPEN sun, . TN DARKIN,s,v
one of N. Arlinetons finest resi-
Dental areas, True center hall
LiV rm. with flrepl., separate din:
rm.. big de luxe kit. 3 bedrms,. :
baths: full bSmt.. roughed-tn }rd.
bath, firepl.. and sarage. Priced at
S2S,300 with excellent terms, To
inspect. Out Lee hwy, right on N.
Glehe I'd. to N Woodstock st, and
home, THE DARBY CO.. Realtors,
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HEEPY HOLLOW AREA :

AEEPY HOLLOW AREA - Open
Sunday as; exciting contemporary
unique 3-bedrm. home on beautiful
wooded y acre. In highly desirable
neiRhborhood walk 20 Fenwooo
Bath a Racquet Club; only SCI $50
with excel. I'm, Dir; Out Sleepy
Hollow I'd, right on Valley Brook
d.. left on Devon 10 202 MILL
CENT cHATEL. REALToR. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

RURAL ATMOSPHERE ana conn
Portable living In 2-bedrm. house
with Ice. firepl in liv. rrn;; lge,
screened back porch and detach.
garage. Price, $4,000. Open sun.
Dirs. West on Lee hiRhway 70
Left 10 house. corner OF Park st,
and Kinsley I'd, Vienna. MoNcUEE
AGENCY. 68l2 Lee highway. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

DON'T "DROOL," BUY IT! This
Spanish bunealow mas Charmins
features. Living room with stone
fireplace. pine paneled kitchen and
breakfast mock, pine-paneled den.
finished rec room with attached
garage. S17.950. HOLLEY REALTY
sSO0 ea NiehWav KE S.ER5p
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FPRNGFITID- yH.-Ioveiy a-bed

bPRINGFIELD. vA,-Lovely 3-bed-
ru. brick rambler with earport
fireplace. de luxe eiec Kitchen.
wsEhpr, drier; large screened porch
on iiy. I'm like-new wsll-to-van
carpet: ! n blocks 70 school: $1,000
down: 5so6 Gloucester ave. Fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

LINCOLNIA. near Parklavn. Column
bia pike--Beautifu i-aere lot and
white ranch fence surrounds this
3-bedrm. brick home Liv. rm., FIRE
pl.. din. I'm. lge, equip. kit. side
screened porch. bsmt: 2-car ga
rage. Large stone patio and bar
hecue. A rare find in this neishbor-
hood at the lew price Of Si6a50
CT or other Be first TO call. BLAN-
KENSHIP REAL ESTATE, IA. g.
n Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

NORTH ARLINGTON-choice en-.

h.ick rams'. with . bedrms. liv.
ra1. with fireDl. sen. dir. ru1.. over
size kit. with tuilt-in BREAKFAST
rOok: fun bsmt with huge I'm rec
rnI sep launoTy I'm lovely lsud-
kcaped, fenced yd. with fshror q !.
rear screened perch. In finest cond
Mt. shopping buses. schools and
rec. areas $50 800 DILLON LAND
co. REALTORS. sE. 1900.
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LAKE BANCROFT AREA-Aimost.

new. brick-and redwood rambler
carport. 3 hedrms.. ga baths, G-E
kitchen, . fireplaces Full daylight
tiled bsrt Assume $4,000 4i2et
loan. at Sill per month Low down
payment, liberal terms. Ss3 geo
Make offer. Open for inspection
Can OWNER. Clearbrook 6-i553
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

MODERN s rms and bath on beauti-
full & acres. Garden house. grtll.
laundry. basement: r mile Lake
Jackson on Rte. sos: SD. 700.
s. 500 dn. will finance. Manassas
o~a.J-1 no O-lon4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

IL ACRES, near Fairfax---4 bedrms,,
@-car garage. sep. din. rm., "a
baths. sep. unfin. apt: Ice stream
in rear. Call for sppt. to see. ASH.
ing $4,000. %. STARNES REALTY
60 CR 1-oSl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

SPRINGFIELD-crestood 45-ft. brk,
(ground level at rearl. s2xi27 lot,
a asnssd yH v r 4o With pa aeS T sep
din. rm, 3 twin-siZed bedrms..
l"s mod. kit: 81 800 DIN pvmt..
4isG Gil loan: swimming pool mem
bership avail. BY OWNER. S1S,-
NSO ri 1.SQEa