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to back, a factor that will cut
down on plumbing costs.
The house is planned without a
basement. Instead there is a
central heating room that will
serve both sides.
Specifications are as follows:
Cubic content, 27,500 cubic feet:
basic overall dimension, SO feet
six inches by A feet six inches.
The house has 1900 square feet
OF living space not including the
carport and porch.
Editors note-The cost is not
given. What you could build the
house for in the Washington
area would depend on the bids
you might receive. They might
range from $40 to SIS per square
foot or more, plus land.
I'm case you wish to order
blueprints. you may do 50 by
filling in the blank form below
1Check or money order must be
sent with your request: do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come specifications
and a material list. Provision Of
the syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to suggest that
you should not consider consult
ing an architect. in case you are
planning to build a home.)
Mail this form to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Here's q Short Cut

When putting up a great
many studs-as in the finishing
of an attlc-there's a way to
avoid the seemingly endless
measuring to get them Is inches
on center.
Put up the first one, then the
second. being certain the center
OF the first is exactly is inches
from the center Of the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Rock Creek Hills Split Level

End fireplace: screened porch garage; deep tree
shaded lot Transfd., owner will sell in upper sos.
Details, OIL 2-5041
out Conn Are Easwesi slant right
Parkmdy 70 Berh right OLD Spring. lett 5o0lev
"Details OIL. 2-50jf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

Then cut q piece of wood that
fits snugly between the two
studs. After that you use the
wood as the measuring stick
with no chance of making q
mistake in one OF the measure
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
TRANSATLANTIC ss00p5 IN hleHI g. 8RNOs 30 ~
eyNIztzng zlvb0r5 dl11d ]
screened the marts Of Europe

screened the Of Europe reted the best from
prices hand juicy American
savg Thousands dollars worth of exciting imports ready for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
FULL sRRUllIG CLOVIS
m WASHABLE eoTToN

We've O host Of novelty styles In
these lovely ltolicn made gloves IN
yeor-round populor white. Unusual
cuts, dainty smbroideries oil
styled to please q womon Of dis
eliminating tosts. Sizes SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
|NCHA Gets
Permits for
New Housing

Thlrty-three permits for the
Kenilworth Courts project Of
the National Capital Housing
Authority were among recent
building permits issued BY the
District.
The NCHA permits cover 422
units OF apartment housing and
an administration building for
the project. which Is bounded
BY Kenilworth avenue. Douglas
street and Eastern avenue NE.
Justement. Elan ~ Darby
are the architects for the pro-
iect. Estimated total cost Il
o2.SoT,000.
Other permits issued BY the
District recently are:
Eoinsat Realty Co., 20 ss2sr. sgs ?
MI Won is RsiasSsS,'e si ri si''
By ilvias Pi y 1 :s.s
ffS Sfmsn. Realty CO.. owner. pQa 3
kaFl Won Helehslbachs architect: ~
vllls). 1870 irVlnS s. n.s.l cost. $50
@, d A. n. Miiisr DEVELOPMENT
NV; Inward h. Npano, architect %
b1nd Ter, nlu.i eost, $4,000.
Y, RIqnsid ". Anterior. eEn,.s,a saf
sleFs .ssrshSuis. aa6i sbth o. ma;
s.sssa H ss sald.i 81 .. isass VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

Mentsomsgy isna. nsthssdas cost sls.'
600; nYehiieea Ninandof q coupafd,
cables consiruetien Co. 1900 Fem
s Sams yss saess q so. aoY SSs AK Az
architect Frank Naftlnelli = son.
Weoaaegss cepslrue,lon ceEp. oIQl
builder, DWELLING 81 kola DeFonehirl
az. nslhssaas cost. $4,000: architect
Patterson 4 Woriand.
p. y. plsblsr. ~, $500 Barron a,
aso e ksE snsII ss saiI ssy asi
lhs.da; sosl: S'ooo; srs6issss
Asyilh cqEpss ssh unlvsrsisy hl.4,
a. Easscrest and Westchester dIk,
SlEss ssysn is seISe,r. sa 81
vGsa c'1 Willi Se's saoo pe,ns.u,.r "a,
loekyllls. owner and builder dyslllnl
g saQl RRlndsxtsr lane Roekyills'
~. ys;hs o ssas.l. a Grafton a.
Weslpath Waf, nelhesda; cost $50, 00Qi
ss ',ilas Pasisssen Wesiana'
posIss.vlIis. sv asse:1 tenant aasIlinE a
eugaFian6 RI, poolosViIia: cost SfN.-
300; builder, Friendship Homes
~: John 4 Hsl2 a ,,,,Ns. qsisIhS.s nss.:
d baHsssss. wsedhsiS "a. Damascus
'0f Barley i me- s.issrs . Nsmskasan I'd /,
RgIgnlpg Tree fd.. Bsthssdas epsi,
. Indspsnds9es cesslygssion CO. SOC
eqldsF; e dyslllAss q turkey branch
John a d;Kpsnsisf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
Montgomery Issues
Permits for Homes

tsoi and uAsQ2 Qfanihaw avs ns-
sSS.nsiE';;rs sailSsi. J.S. flhss 4
Nen,ssnsss County Board q Eas-
alter and extend fxieting public school
ln:.s.:lhesda, cost 5000; aFehitsst,
Edw 4 criseaele. t0eQ3 Keller a.
ssivsr snslnR' esneSi ewe!IlnE q s9yt
ssS.6co; SuiIdsifi. ava. Baiidsrs's ''''
Heart, ef0l heckvIlle pike. bslkesda,
owner; extend sehool and eQnyent
architect. Murphy 4 Locfaft.
casey DevsieRmsnt Corr. e0I
s saHele' sS sshns ssAs h. GMasr ~
Sais ksfssurss sss .siS'Oo0 each:
HvIng Z. chasen, Investment nlog.
ys nss:l..s ssasr' s SSssllins. ~. a
Cohen; builder, L D. Nsiia:r Assoc.
Bert n, Trass. 1897 y 81. nv.
wAshineton. owner and builder. dwell
s sss .. S9e E.s ,s,s.r "a silver sss,e n.
warren Eockvood. 15i0 Edssuefsr
pkWys silver epFing. owner; duslllns
slpllg: cost sis'0o0 architect. Dsrisk
Hsrrs P. noase It. 1. o,ney, swn.r
and hulldsr: dwsiling % NelbanFns
ave. SILVER opEinqi eosl. &I6.oQ0s
one ave-. Takoma Park. owner and
enildey dvelling a s2I3 Hermitage
Fnrene n vrs~kt II Ie-ii,re -
silver epring. owner: dvellinr 81 50
boniflnt I'd, silver Spring; cost,
ilt 600; sFshllest william !. naiilss:
bnildar, nalliaa Hroa.
Dan ostTow. 40s names 81. silver
spflnR, owner and builder. q dweilinNa
q. 10000 bloek University blvd west.
SILVER epEinfs cost. $4,000 each
architect Jack G, Cohen.
teutheest clnsiruettcn Corr tae9
& 500 So.tT Gssss Ss .s ss:li, es.:
sa5 600 each architect. Rinsudoi 4
coupard: builder, Robert eiiverman CO.
McntRqmery County Board II Kdn-
eatiog, Rockville owner and builder;
extend elementary public school AZ
Oalena arN Macon rds., Rockville
seAs. seo0,000: architect, Cornelius h
b II Desh,ss. s7os E.ss.w.ss hwy.
cnexg chase. egner and builder: Dwell
cost e sesooo: sr n II Teas
Raluh yarnick. ~. 1905 oainfs ha
:s 4 en- V. 4: .Sain.sSs ar =.
Wm. y NagsL lsli Mentgemery lans,
neshe,aa. esnsr and saildsF: sxssHe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

| llsn Ksnel. ershiieeti 70 sfssl -,
Peter Waisfinsa, awnsr. tsal Ala.
fsa, Y aE ngllfsr re- . ss,selse'
!.e.slery aysllIRE' ~ hrandvSins q
keal. esIa1lIlo owner, aaey nsl.I.
more ave, Tnkoma Park: william NJ
Morrison, builder: William H shoe
Vol n :ssss 'a' ssss
fSnioIids,sa aynaiesis. toe, owner,
12Ht bkpoklend IT. Chevy Chase Pen
AelEoW CQnetruetion Coz 1nos builder;
Jaek g; Cohen architect; y erect one
s (. e sS. aEi sla saso Eastern ave
phsv cksss supsf.BuiI x Homes sss inss..
erect one 0ns-stofy dwellIng, 1854
heselspd n nv, q cogt ie.e00.
builder i ~. ss.ls oHsss! s.b ase. ns
dsellIns soia kssSs 4, " n' an''. cox
s:., S ss... sss... ,l' sog Ross n, n
e s,ses yos.Pe !sslpls .5,shltset e
Nsi vs., IN 81 NV 1.i' est, 'sisb66. s'a'
builder. Viz SSsh RsIi VIZ
nllehsnhaqk, arehlteef; 10 erect one 1.
sioEs qyellllgl aae6 nlaEden ave, nv;
.ed q. .slsgs s,,s sshs g; sI.s.s..g
I. w. Qlles, architect; 70 efecl o1le
iI..lofy aE gd aisi hsis, ave. al
J. 4 dsrdsid = Julius ssntin own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

Neupert Hills CONSTRUCTION Co. ?, o,
nas eSe, ksnslnelon. owner and hulid-
brlnf: cost sis,ooo; architect. jack
sanford slAvin, 3 Packs mn rda
Asshesd.: owner. aSellins a eslas Rsg.
ssshlssrt. I. I. TSss: Saiidsr. fsIsss-
80 q Tsssy: ISL n .. NJ.
3: isO Ss:A', s.s SS sl''' Ss sslas
Is sSsln.al. 1910 burton q, sIIysr
egEins espee,, and e9ildsr; two qwsii-
soSn i. TSenpsssss;S. X !, pisE.r-
sss.ls ssas1 cost sisSOS suiiSsi..
81 q Z v hs1I o.,.Ae,seuss, owner;
s :s9snss iScdS9 slidsr. TSS Srassss
william nriggs, MHneaster Nil
res kealnna. cwnsr: dgelllne ~ Maa-
sss Iss, NV Il h mralana' cost sls'ooO
Nashinston w. white. vi. SUM
Re 81 Goshen I'd, dsltheEsbufs; eqs:.
$4,000; architect. H Clay AsnhT;
". hasson. 5000 saul I'd. Ken.
ailFtpn. owner: dveliing al 3onl saul
ID. KenslnFton: cost. sA1.o0os haildef.
BuIten Builders. Ing,
Ariggs \ Day. Inc. 4gOe Cerdsll
Avea Hethesda. owner; nctoF hotel a.
I14o Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. cost,
$500 900: architect. John = Siam:
knllder. nrlan1 CenstTueyion CO.
II n Hampton. e01S Wisconsin ave.
Dethesdn. owner. commercial hQildlng
- 1888 Old QoorEetqvn I'd. Bethesda;
cost. SIS 900. architect STANLEY Ar
0pf: builder. Bouiing y Gardner.
T. =. nFeaninGer q soma. Inc. 1850
II 81 nv Washtnaton, owner ana
builder; dwelling q z3q0 GRANADA a..
David Mcdonald. 1907 ,August Dr..
Silver eprlng, oWners dwelling 1t ass
OFaat Oak I'd. NoFhpck; cost, S3s 0li0.
aTchltsst, Ronald 3. Senseman: builder.
Carter Const CO.
Awhile Core, ash W. University
blvd. silver SpKinE. qwnaFi dweilines,
81 MnsecreSt DR.. Silver Suring, cost,
&lA.000 each, architect. Jack G. Co
hen builder. fnwoo6 Constr. Corp.
oxford Homes. Inc, 1913 18th 81.
nv WashtnGton. owner and builder.
Z dwellings Ct caynEa ave. Bethesda:
sesl $4,000 each; architect James I.
wooasias Msshoais. church. $3.50
0eorsis ave. Silver Spr.ng, owner;
alter exifting church a. $3.50 GeorKia
.,s s,ls 81, Ssfsn coat 5000 .'II.,
Chevl Chase Hpil4eFs
nqheft p TineE. 100 Fort dr. ne,
WashinGten eunar; ? dwellings 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

en- ga!s|Ll. !coan, az, = - Julius san
sIggSs'';sssH ls.g $50 Sssssns ': sss u e.
cost xllUn0.D0n.
United WaFshouse D, Inc. owner,
paI Inv nldf builder not selected
70 erect one History warehouse. $3.50
% $50 v IT, me- cost. s4D0.o00
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Seftens Up The Devil Adams
And Ewes Sos My Christian
Scientists Can 60 10 Work On Them!

REV cxA-Ls SHARES TIE DEVIL OUT OF
MGNY OF T4E SEEKERS 10 EE stsED.
HENCE T1Ey WILL COME 10 NJ CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS GODS c-osEN PEOPLE ALL Tls
SOONER ME NlLL GET ITEM al. STEP ~
STEP HERE AMI HEREAFTER JESUS BEING T4E
MODEL CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
GNc ~. GODS INCOMPATIBLE, DAUGHTER
sEvfLt7oS -1sc1EsT REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
JESUS WARY BAKER EDDY. INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES --Ls FULFILLED JESUS AND NY
PROMISE AND PROPHECY 70 THAT WICKED AND
AOyLTEaoJs GENERATION" Or ANOTHER
COMFORTER 7-.-E COMFORTER WAC WILL
ABIDE WITT yoJ FOREVER AND TEACH YOU
A-L TrilNcs'a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09


Christian Science teaches.
Searching <or she origin OF
rusn. s,hc is she reflection Of
God, is fike inquiring into
fhe origin of God. fhe self
existeuf ane eternal Only
irupcterf srrcr s,ovic seek Sc
vnise Spirit with msffer.
coed wsfh evil, immortality
wiSh snortsIify. and call rms
sham Esnify man. rs " man
were me Offspring OF bvfh
Mine and rnsffer. ct boft
Deity end humanity. Crestion
resi- ON . Spiritvss basis"
The question arises many
times, who were the rs and
10 whom was Coo speaking
when he sand lei rs make
man.
Christ lJesvsl fhe snointed.
she Messiah. was sawsys with
Sod. in Spirit. and that Is why
he could be fhe rssdistor ,.snc
Ssviovr Of se-csiled man.
sffer he had sinned in fbe
myth Of msffer. 'fhe flesh
which 'prefsesh nothing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Premature Deaths, And
'Retrospeetion And lntrospecton

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
That avotston-she rifle Of brief autobiography q nay
incopsrsbIe Dsvghter-Revelsrr Mary Baker e6ey-svs
pests imperative OF Christian scerfss millions
~ the human races PRIVACY, SOLITUDE, AMPLE
PHYSICAL RESI- AND sELF-ExkMlNATIoN are very
important fulfill Jesus and MY invitson and sdnonifion
~sE yE THEREFORE PERFECT. EVEN AS YOUR FATHER
WHICH IS ~ HEAVEN I-ornnipresens-1 IS PERFECT!
ABUNDANT STUDY or NY CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH AUTHORIZED LITERATURE IS IMPERATIVE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Christ came 10 reagsu,-e
Adam-Fve man and SHOW HIM
now 10 gain q new grasp on
ms spiritual citizenship
exempted from SIN. disease.
death. and everlasting pun
lEhmert.
The Father and Son. dwell
ing together forever, enabled
the Christ Spirit 10 redeem
and exempt man from the
parching OF ms soul with the
ruv1hs of the he'll fire ut
materially. Through TIE Mes
slabs resurrection. and the
ascension, he proved al
thinzs-
These are some Of the rev
elannns we receive through
prayerful, daily grndy and
reason The treasure chest Of
SOUL is opened through the
strength Of spir7tuahzlne COD
snousness, which Is the vital
part Of man, woman and
child
The highess virtue and
fCont'd On Page .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Pplso BOY DIES. 400 FLEE SCHOOL FIRE.
Mount Air, ~ CUPys
GOD TO MS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
ANOTHER MYTHICAL rrpp,r~,.,> $1,000,
THOUGHT PHENOMENON, rEsrlFyTNc To re
okEAI NEED or MILLIONS OF coNvrpr,ssc IN
~ Ikos. PURE. AND COMPLETE CHURCH
AND RELIGION or ALI RACES AND PEOPLES
sss JUST COULDN'T WALK. psos d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Freedon Of he Press visIsted ~
The Dev1n pse6c and Uiea Labor

TIE DETROIT TRIBUNE Is MOT uhAoNfxEp-
pF COURSE T-E CAkkEl-TiE pErIl-MAkTS
TO GET HIS MISE NTc TIE TENTS
GOD I'd Ills DETROIT TRIBUNE.
representative ri fs Press Unpns sei ypU ffsy
TriupR fhs freaopm uf fine Prcsk
slr sievi pnfir ing ahpr. fs "ssfsnir
naessy" ~r rsrpgnlzes fhs KrsmiIn spiritual iunsfi.
cpsrssa criminals mu-ue-srx anc hiunnerse info
xnraa mas arasSs grvpusy rohbsS fs
American press Df zrseriDrn-
EEcAusE-Tp MEET THE DIAPERS TO DEATH
SECURITY DEMANDED Es TIE DEVIL W UNION
LEADERSHIP, IN HIS DETERMINATION TO MAKE
TIE EMPLOYERS PLAY odd publishers Of newspapers
exrep previous = 6 NpntDr Incompatible Detroit
tribune 4ns rising Of publication
+has ts unrer tremendous accept so
ve-1isnr detrimental fns pIoiir interest
The MICHIGAN CATHOLIC PUBLISHES sTRoA BREW
Ezg ADVERTISEMENTS FROM TINE TO TINE
WORKING FOR Ts4E DEs1L-usins more fhan hall
page
Anr Oeror Jewish News a5verrtse naturally
enouyh-AND BOTH ARE GUILTY or GRIEvoUs SPIRIT
uAL ADUL TESg-as rnsfe-saitssir perversions Of spiritual
anc divine rese!sfionsl
B,fh Coo condemned spiritual 'basssr6 s3eh- l27
g. fheosoyesl.t
See FREEDOM Or Tr-E PRESS Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Live Longer = And Enjoy 1t"
Heart Ills Often Are Imauined'

BY o.. Peter J. Seinerohn Free Press spee,I wr;,.r
GOD 70 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear Doctor THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE Is TIE
MANIFESTATION or THOUGHT. zoos. TnE In,MaN
BODY IS A MYTH
W IS a REMARKABLE. MORTAL THOUGHT pHENoH
eNoN TRULY - SEEMING TO BE A WONDERFUL
CHEMICAL LABORATORY. MECHANISM AND MANI
soI. The THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
t-hLY-T-5+c-Al-l WHILE THE THINGS NOT sesN
ARE ETERNAl"!-ss Paul
tsss LIVE LONGER, Pace a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
"Restospeeion and Intospeeton'
And The Passing On Of
Mr.. Archibald Carey, C.S.B., 73

Mr. Carey did very we'll exceeding fhe average life
pectsncy BY several But he might have eqUsed MRS
Eodrs triumphant entry into her Soh year. in 1910. had
ne dared De true 20 himself and reject hrs respponfnen
Christian Science lecturer last June QUALITY NOT
QUANTITY service is what !. your ~FATHER1hoTHER
GOD. ALL-HARlAokoUs." DEMAND,
Christian Science lecturers submit enough sol
fv6e, refrosPecfion and nfrospecon especially
speciion. 70 discern their spiritual MRS EDDY
had 70 Withdrew from fhe departments Of healing Ieevrns
and teaching after these departments were well esssb
Isheda
See RETRosPEcTIoN AND. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Evangelist Billy Graham Halls
Student FAITH"

Amherst College IMsssJ Annual embassy - keynote
sPesker-ssd that between 800 and 800 Yale University
students publicly committed themselves 10 chrisY!"
God will speak 10 generation through the students
OF America arm convinced that there is going be
en OF students 70 Christ IFS already starting California
and in the Northwest"
Mr. Graham spoke despite high fever and virus"
which suggests he statement from fine Christian Science
Textbook THE EXERCISE or WILL BRINGS on a Hyp-
MOTTO STATE. DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH AND m
TEcRITY or THoUcHTI
lses EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM. Pace n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Adult Polio Is Called On Iuereas,e, =

PROTECT YOURSELF WITH y,JTs Now
Nree Press, 7T7sl
GOD TO ms DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT INCREASE or THE POLIO MYTH HAS
The PRoWDENTiAl ASPECT or FORCING SATAN
BOUND HEBREWS ROMAN CATHOLICS, PROT
tsss ADULT POLIO IS CALLED, PsssiD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

20 sacred solitude divine retreat,
Choice 81 fhs prudent. envy Of the great.
In fhy fair shade BY rty pure stream.
We court fair wisdom,
That celesfisi rnsid"
MRS E66ys serrnon-~Christisn Science vs.
Panfheisr'r
tsee PREMATURE DEATHS. Psge I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Violence and the Milk Stri
What Happens 10 Union Funds?"

N. T. Tribune EoIforiaD
There is no longer any mystery 70 why financial
records Of he Tesmsers union in the Pacific Northwest
dissppesred Or why Of the officials in that area
refused 70 testify before Senate investigating committee
Or why Dave Beck fhe Unions president suddenly left
Miami for Nassau during union convention and then con-
finOsd on TO Europe instead Of coming back the United
States after he had said was roo sick 70 travel 40 te
Senate committee hearings
isss WHAT HAPPENS TO UNION FUNDS. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
FEAR NO Evil
Sr.,a y Rkeal.s.

The Rible tells rs ID Genesis l-26 AND GOD SAID,
LET Us MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE AFTER OUR LIKE
NESS AND LEI THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER :"
ALL
BECAUSE Spirit If perfection and everything Winch
rrsais6 created by the OnnipUtent power ID God IBIS
Er,irfrual ldeak perfect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

REALLY SECURE. DIVINE PROTECTION IS MOST
UNCERTAIN OUTSIDE or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HOMES, CHURCHES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS BECAUSE
ALL ARE CONCEIVED ~ sIKi-yob-ExcEPT
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED CHRIST yEsUs-THE
DEVILS cARNAl MALE EGO ExclUDEDt
THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR soesIed
MATERIAL" WORLD ARE DEULisH. FRAUDULENT.
MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT
CouNTERFEiTs AND BURLEsoUEs or DIVINE IDEAsHs
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL EMYTHcALlL
WHILE The THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"I-
lsss CHASE BALL INTO SWAMP. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Rev. Billy Graham Is Immensely
Superior 10 The Satan Bound !"
Christ Void, Hebrew Rabbinate
And The Roman Catholic Priesthood,
From Parish Priest 10 The Pope,
See EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM M DETROIT, 9. II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah Word Healing
+ Wei ee1 psh r.
ts..se.sn h n.zxk.M


- - t0D0L P0-DFT - H9U'
Evassefst Billy 6rakan In Detroit
~ Aakew & Hvek& CG ~
Modern Christinn Science CRUSADER
Ms5u Frophea uf -ou fsthes-f6pthes God. ali
hsruoniuns" a. 16, Science and Heslth with Key 40
the Scriptures by Mary Baker EDDY with world
susesssre and shc wildly the grace ut God
do Frnehnrf- Martin Luther job tim sgeili
And NOV. Science K Health. t<xrbpoEs Gods
Liberatur Of The Eibie
HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE Or
GOD THAN THE POPE Al ROME. AND TIE
WRITER Is HIS rRIEND- AND Or HIS PEOPLE
TOD
Sssus -ssvss righteousness sns hsae6 inquiry
Five Of Us in me psrksf Olympus sss6Yr-
COD TO MS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR BILLY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Temple Baptist Church Pastor,
CD. vick,

ACCEPTS Is REAL Is GODS NAN. The DEVILS
LDAJs-EvE-FEAUDULEkT, MYTHICAL
COUNTERFEIT AND eURLEsoUE or GODS ONE AND
ONLY REAL NAN. Ger. iszsr
AND GOD SAID LET vs. tFETHER4MoTtER GOD.
LLL-hAsJhoNgoUsl MAKE MAN ~ OUR IMAGE
AND LIKENESS. AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION
OVER ~ ALL
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BUT REV WICK. LIKE ALL The SATAN eOUNi
Nok-cHslsTlik SCIENTIST clergy. PICKS THE
INFERIOR. MEDIOCRE. THE MYTHICAL MAJ
AND WOssLk The DEVILS ADAM AND EVE CREATE
FROM The DUST or THE GROUND, MORTAL
T-H-c-U-cH-Ti.
the THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL lMY-T44I-
Gall BUT The THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL,
g. Psvi.
AND MARVELLOUS. PosT-ciWL WAR, DIVINE
REVELATIONS DEMONSTRATE THE UNIVERSE IS
1907 THE MANIFESTATION or THOUGHT!
BUT ONLY THE SPIRITUAL AND CHRISTINE ARE
REAL.
See TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

See EyANcELlsT BILLY GRAHAM ~ DE7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

sss~syr., 2 1924, Ty and Rad,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
kome what's Wednesday night
Woodward Lohrop make fashion
COLLEGE FASHION SHOW

Wednesday, August l4th, at 7:3o pm.
Presidential and Congressional Rooms, StotIer Hotel.
Admission by ticket only make sure Of yours
by calling for It early at our College Shop. Bird Floor,
Washington Store or at the Business Office,
Chevy Chase or Corners there's no charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
Auto Men Plan
1,S42,50 Cars
lin First Quarter

DETROIT, Jan. 3 (P.-The
auto industry is scheduling pro-
duction of 1.842.500 passenger
cars in the first quarter of 1857.
the second highest volume ever
produced in January-March
period, Wards Automotive Re-
ports says in its current issue.
The statistical agency says
this volume would be topped
only by the 2,129,0l8 car as
semblieS early in 1855. The first
quarter of 1856 netted l,742.938
car competitions.
Wards says CAT, 400 cars as
scheduled for January compared
with $4,000 last month. 1t
adds:
1.-THE fact that auto produc-
ton in 1857 is getting a Sc per
cent faster sendoff than in 1856
can be partially explained by the
difference in dealer inventories
over the two periods. On jan
uary /, 1857 they numbered near
a % days supply, contrasting
with 33 days a year earlier"
Wards says htere was an cas-
ing in overtime car building Of
Pontiac. Oldsmobile and Buick
in December lin an adjustment
to sales trends. AS of late De-
|cember. plans were to continue
such scheduling in January"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
Buyers Erase
Overdue Debts

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 8 (P.-
American buyers erased overdue
debts at a four-year record rate
in December, the American Col
Ilectors Association. Inc, reported
today.
The associations collector in
dex, which measures the COL
lectibility of overdue consumer
bills. reached level of LOT last
month compared with the pre-
vious high of SO in September,
1856.
The index uses conditions In
November, 1852, as the basis fol
its rating, and gives that period
a figure of 100.
An association spokesman said
there seems to be a trend to-
ward payment Of old debts. with
an accompanying drop in new
credit buying. People JUST don't
seem to want to be overburdened
now with new installment and
credit payments"
The index has shown a steady
rise since March of last year,
when the 1856 low If 1872 was
recorded.
The largest single factor in the
upward rise since then has been
a decrease in the average num-
Der of reposseSsions, the associa-
ton said.
Consumer credit still out
standing continued to grow dur
ing 1856 but at a slower rate
than in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
Electric Firms
|0f kcGraw,
Edison Merge

CHICAGO, Jan. 8 Dr.
Thomas A. Edison, Inc, of West
Orange, N. j., and McGraw Elec-
trio Co. of Chicago have merged
into one of the largest firms in
the electrical industry with an
nual sales of $3.50 million.
The merger was worked out
through an exchange of stock
and split of shares. Stockhold-
ers of both companies approved.
McGraw stock was split 2 for
l and Edison stockholders will
receive one share of McGraw
for each share of Edison COM
mon. Before yesterdays trans
fer of assets McGraw stock
closed at 80 and Edison at 40.
Charles Edison, son of the in
ventor and former Governor of
New Jersey. became chairman of
the merged company. Max Nc
Graw will continue as president
of chief executive officer.