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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

RECEPTIONlsf for front desk and
secretafial service switchboard: lEe
new apt pro, ..a. in nearby Va
essSry. We Win train. See msr.
Arlington Towers Apis, wash
Bldg.. Ari. blvd. ATl.. Va. No
phone calls please
RECEPTIONIsT- PIX. downtown:
8 days; start $50. ABBEY PER.
eONNEL. 1898 Eye NV.
RECEPTI0NIsf-TYPIsT md. areaD.
taetful are 70 30: 70 S325. Ma
TIoNAL EMPL. SERVICE. lIOs
18th 81. NV. at L. Ex. 3-7s7O.
RECEPTIONIsT-PBx. oeorgetoVn
ARA. some typinE. young. days:
ICE. l1Os 18th st. NV. 81 l. TX.
REcEPTlONIsf = General offies
switchboard helpful. Mod. air-eond
furn. store. Excel. working eonds
TOP pay. SCHNEIDER FURN., 900
9Th 81. NV.
RECEPTIONIsf. good typist. with
eAONAS18C Va 9ASt9 AAADNAN AOl BAnl
Law once; age 25-3S: $6b. SNEL.
LIMO q SMELLING A0cY. SOS
llth 81. nv. ST. 3-0sss.
REcEPTI0NIsT -fYPIsT. personnel
once. Silver Spring. 70 SIS. AB.
Boy PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye nv
RECEPTIONIsT-DEsK GIRL for en-
elusive beauty salon: good refer
ences, neat and GOOD personality
experience In beauty shops: 5-day
week. Call for interview $50 pm.
70 $50 nm. Mon. thru Sat. Sill
Wan. 1903 Conn. ave. DE. 2-keHe,
EXPERIMENTATION. s or 5h.
day wk.: steady pos. See Mr. BUR-
STEIN. 727 eth St nv.
9ECEPT. SECRETARY Geo. pays feel,
ne. area: moderate shthd. s. days:
70 $500. NATIONAL EMPL. SERv.,
l10s 18th st. nv. 81 L. tx. 3-7270.
REcEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT: attractive
young lady with Good telephone
voice for interesting position in
leading Co. Hrs. e-5; 5 day. $40
No Res. Pee, MANAGEMENT CON.
sULTANTs INC. Suite 1901, i436
q NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
CLERICAL ASSISTANT

Our sales department can
use tcp-noteh young lady
Who can keep an eye on bust
ness while the boys are bustly
engaged elsewhere. We need
an all-round utility clerk who
can converse intelligently and
cleverly with busy clients gtvtng
price information. schedules.
and keep Q thousand and one
details at her finger tips forty
hours each week. Excellent
typing plus speedy completion
Of secondary clerical tasks ex-
peeted. Applicant preferred
should be auiek-Witted. familiar
with seneral once routine and
Be between 30 and 81 years
old. Write swing full particu-
lars Is 70 prior once experi-
enee. stating degree of contact
with CUSTOMERS clients or the
general public. Include salary
requirement and availability
date. Box &c. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
SECRETARY

Excellent oppor. for capable. In
telligent yne. woman with growine
national business research organiza-
ton; must be well uualifhed. tyinn
and shhd: interesting work: mod
attrac Conn. ave. location; excellent
starting salary with periodic In.
ereases Call MRS. CARTER. RI
S-Rb2R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Secretary, Part Time

secretarial assistant 10 sales ex-
suite; So hr.; permanent. hrs.
daily: shorthand. typine, knowledge
Of bookkeepine required. For sppt..
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CLERK

Light bookkeepinG or general once
expef. for accounts receivable. typ
inG required. but speed not neces-
sary: B-day wk.. excel. Workine
conditions. Cal Mr.. WAY, RE.
7-1Qae. for amt.
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hELp-W0MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., must
be experienced sor engineer con-
tractors ONCE: permanent po-
sition, $50 q wk..: pleasant air.
como. once: Call ST 3.13S4.
SUNDAY. u 70 ) Call III. 7-1675.
less. yon have experience and are
available at once.
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SECRETARY
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY.

InterestinI secretarial position in
enginsering dept, Requirements:
ing, 55 w.p.m.: dictaphone tran
scription; high school graduate, 20
TO 3b yrs. old. Only ambitious ladv
interested In permanent position
need apply. Call OF. 4.6404. Ask for
Mrs. Dovell. Ext. 4.
vICKERs-ARMsTRoNGe. INC.
800 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl., Va.
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HELP-M0MEn

OFFICE AssIsTANT-Good posi-.
ton. part time; must have good
references. Phone mornings for
Appointment, 4 miles from D. C.
FURNITURE FAIR. INC. Mclean,
Va. FL. $4,000.
OFFICE CLERK
Able to operate calculating machine
and have accurate mathematics
ability. Age Is to IS years. high
school graduate. 1 year general OF
nee clerical experience preferred. Ex-
cellent employe benefits including
annual and sick leave. group ins
and other fringe benefits. Apply TT
MYER EXCHANGE. Building 3l3
IT. Myer. Arlington IL. Va.
Pat. Law Secy.. 500 Wk.
Private Law secy. start $4,000
CAPITOL HILL secy. -- 81. 900 up
Secy. to Judge $50 wk.
30 others DAnY-ali kinds. visit
Miss Grant tsT. a-asse
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th & G
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sECY.. to ADMIN; 2 yrs. col: shthd,,
is ss Wp NhI, AZ; ~ ESbr sal sTyv =
i10S 16th st. NV. Elk. 3.7270.
SECRETARY BO0KKEEPER, n o
over 40. shorthand essential.
mornings weekly. $40: 1-girl up.
town once. permanent. Boz $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God, a
harmonious" Up. Is, Science and Health with Key
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with worl
message and mission, who wildly the grace of Go
do q Fruehauf-Martin Luther job in this agell
Liberator Of The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE o
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEi AND TIL
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOOL
Jesus '9oved righteousness and hated inquity"i
The 'qukewarm" live IN fools paradise."l
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Germany, MISUNDERSTANDING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
War On FiIth"
Letter 10 the Free Press

Letter 10 the Free Press
Do you think special effort could be made on The part
OF the Detroit newspapers TO try TO clean up the
stands Of the filthy magazines that sold in Detroit and
surrounding towns?
After what has happened 10 little Mary decsvssin and
Barbara Gses and oil the other little children these poor
sick spvrred these indecent acts through
the filth they find TO read.
Please we beg OF you, the parents Of three small
children do your best help fight for good clean reed
ing for all IN the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brsmos, Rosevlie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03

and death"
Our Duty: Courage and
Perseverance,
Our duty Is 10 try to live
. practical Christian Scientific
life, with courage and perser-
verance over all fsIsities Of
material beliefs. And we can
demonstrate what we under
stand in our daily life. When
the way seems dark and
weary, we can bring our So
called problems 70 an end by
rising in Spirit and soaring
tsr above material beliefs.
Ever since the time of Cain
and Abel there has been the
mortal thought of strife and
evil brooding up in the con-
seriousness of men causing
their contenance to fall.
When Cain and Abel
brought their offerings to the
Lord Abel'S was more on the
spiritual side than that of
Cain.
The narration in Genesis
Chapter e., tells us,4
CONTINUED phRsse q,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Initiation important To Investors
tsee TOBACCO SUBSIDY, Page 2
as per Thomas r. WiIImore Co.
Investment covnseIors : Detroit

Starting two days after Pearl srbor these letters have
taken periodic looks al the imitation picture which s so
important TO investors.
Imitation commences and Is accelerated whenever shs
exchange media tmoney and credit ere increased a. a
greater rate than The increase in production This phsnom
enon always with war.
From l'4 10 l947 which period covered the years Of
The war and carried Us two beyond the money supply
increased 1907 Gross national product increased s4ss
This imitation.
tsss INITIATION IMPORTANT. Peg. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
British Paper Says America Was
Freed From German YOKE"
tChlesgo Tribvns)
GEORGE III, A HAM
LONDON. IuIY %

LONDON JULY IS GEORGE ~, A HAN
ovERIAN," A c-E-RMANI
ALMOST HALF THE BRITISH ARMY IN AMERICA
WERE HEssIAN. [cERMANJ MERcENARJEs"
THE AMERICANS WHO FOUGHT AGAINST THEM
WERE MAINLY ENcLisHMEN OR THEIR DESCENDANTS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS AT ONE TIME A BRIcA-
lses BRITISH PAPER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03

WIN SsbsbsO ~ VvOss
David said Psalms $3.50:
There we're they in great
fear where no [cause of fear
was. :"
Many centuries later Jesus
said, Fear not little flock;
for II Is your Fathers good
pleasure 70 give you the
kingdom"
Christian Science teaches:
"Yov must rise above both
fear and SIM" And like the
Patriarchs and prophets of
old. Mrs. Eddy listened to the
voice of God and rose far
above matter into Spirit.
On page I'll of Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, she declares:
THE so-called laws of mat
ter are nothing but false be-
liefs that intelligence and life
are present where Mind is
not. These false beliefs are
the procuring cause Of ALL
sin and disease. The opposite
truth, that intelligence and
life, are spiritual never ma
terial, destroys sin, sickness,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Feeling That The World Is So
Wicked, Asks Rev. Billy Graham;
why God Does Not Judge!
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Mr.. Graham gives impressive from the Holy
Scriptures, BUT, SINCE HE Is NOT YET LIBERATED
FROM THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, ANTI-cHRiST
ADAM-EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
BIRTHS AND HUMAN PARENTHooD-AND LIKE
THE HEBREW RABBIs, THE MILDER ONES WHO
HAD NOT ACCEPTED JESUS. so MR. GRAHAM
NOT YET HAVING MADE PUBLIC ALLEGIANCE TO
MY. GODS INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE
IMPERATIVE, POsTclvIL WAR BIRTH AND 'REsuR.
REcTION OF THE SEEMINGLY cRUcFIED CHRIST
TO PHYSICAL SENSE-IN THE CIVIL WAR,
DAMNABLE, SPIRITUAL LuNAcY or THE WHITE
SOUTH! WHICH PREPARED MY HIGHEST REPRE-
SENTATIVE SINCE JESUS, WOMAN" Matthew
1888, MARY BAKER EDDY, TO MAKE HER "DEcLARA-
TON OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE DEvILIsH
ADAM-EvE So-cALLED CREATION AND MATERIAL"
WoRLD-HE COULD NOT GIVE A COMPLETE
PURE LBERATINc CHRIST TRUTH SCIENCE
MESSIAH ANSWER TO THE INouIRERl
tsee FEELING THAT THE, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
"Z7O Drown As Russian Fishing Ship
Sinks!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TERRIFYING. TRAGIC, BUT FORTUNATELY ONLY
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT couNTERFETs
AND BuRLEsouEs or Externally HAaMoNIolJs
DIVINE IDEAS!
AND SINCE CHRISTIAN NATIONS HAVE SUCH
AFFECTIONS, IN BELIEF, HOW INEscAPABLE ARE
SUCH NEEDLESS suFFERINcs. IN BELIEF ToA
NATION OF WHOM THE DEVILS SOVIET SPIRITUAL
luNATIcs. HAVE STOLEN coNTRol7
40 DROWN AS SHIP SINKS -
--. Detroit Nsws
IsHskAN. iran, July I5-tAp)-Prsss rspor,s rssehInu
here said 40 persons were drowned lvhsr p,IssrAN
rIsH'No vessel Yves wrecked Yesterday In The CASPIAN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
FEAR NO EVIL
Tie light efeGeys Shines

BY Elizabeth Ellington
''THE FEAR OF THE LORD TENDETH TO LIFE: AND HE
THAT HATH 1T ABIDES SATISFIED; HE SHALL NOT BE
VISITED WITH EVIL" proverbs 1929
LOVE IS PERPETUAL
Because God directs the Of life for his spiritual
IDEAS The purpose Of life love and hate Jesus proved
the perpetual existence Of satisfaction which with
love, by overcoming evil with good and rising from the
grave Of doubt and fear into the light Of divinity which
- L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
"Tobaeeo Subsidy May Be Pfobed'

BY Drew Pearson FIRES Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
No Subsidies Whatsoever For The
Production Of The Devil Billion S
Raekets-Tobaeeo And
Alcoholic Beverages!
THEY ARE HORRIBLE BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE
IDEAS. THE ONLY PURE COMFORT. PEACE JOY.
DIVINE INSPIRATIONS
STILL. SMALL, VOICE" FOcGED!
DIVINE GUIDANCE AND PROTECTION. THE
PEACE OF GOD WHICH PASsETH ALL UNDER
STANDING" !-oMNIPREsENT TO THE PURE
IN HEART" BUT APPREHENSION THEREOF
DELAYED BY THE SATAN BOUND" EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs !-soME OF WHOSE CLERGY
EVEN INDULGE IN THESE DAMNABLE FALSE
coDs-ALcoHoLIc BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO
AND THE DEVILS THERAPEUTICS OF ALL THE
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS. PRAYERS INCLUDED
WHICH EXCLUDE NY TWO HIGHEST REPRESENT
ATvEs SINCE JEsus-cHRsTIAN SCIENCE AND
MRS. EDDY!
BUT MORE POWER TO THOSE WHO PRAY
sINcERELY-THEY WILL AWAKEN TO
Jesus, Present Here and Now!-
Devoid Of The Flesh, The Mortal
Thoushts-Adam-Eve Residue
Of The Devi|!-0f Mary, Virgin
Mother-Jesus Having Suffered Out
0f-Liberated On The Cross -!
tsee TOBACCO SUBSIDY. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Dean Clarence (. Manion re.
Fascist, Saul Of Tarsus',

BURNING WITH INDcNATIoN-NoT RIGHTEOUS.
BUT OF ANTI-"sEcoND COMING OF THE CHRIST"
IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. WHOSE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MONITOR SUPPORTS ESSENTIALLY, THE
EISENHOWER IDEALIsM. WITH LEAGUE OF
NATIONS VALIDITY. AND WHICH WAS. INCIDENTALLY
CHARACTERIZED BY THE LATE SEN vANDeN-
BURG AS THE TOWN MEETING OF THE WoRLp"l
tses DEAN MANIoN. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03

JESUS TOLD OF THE HOUSES cLEANsED AND
RID OF DEVILS"
BUT,-A LACK OF VIGILANCE AND PRAYERS
AND DEPENDENCE UPON SUCH AS THE MASTER
cHARAcTERiZES
"BE NOT LIKE THE HEATHEN WITH THEIR LONG
PRAYERS AND VAIN REPETlTIONS"
HENCE. THE DEVIL RECLAIMED POSSESSION OF
THOSE HOUSES AND THEIR LAST STATE WAS
WORSE THAN THE FIRST"
NOW, THINK PERSONALITIES INSTEAD OF
HOUSES" AND CONSIDER ALL THE SATAN BOUND
ADAMS AND EWES OF THE MYTHICAL
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soesliedl ExIS-
TENcE"-p. 272 S&H.
PART II
BEER DRNkERS-ALl ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
USERS-DEVL's DUPES -ALL ~
MY. GODS. CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLIKE CHRIS
TiAN SCIENTISTS OF MY ONE TRUE, PURE AND
COMPLETE, TRUTH REVEALING CHURCH. THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST. HAVE MADE THEIR cHRlsTLY
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM THE
FALSE GODS OF THE DEviLIsH, MYTHICAL, ANTI.
CHRIST ADAM-EvE suPPosITIToUs CREATION
AND WORLD OF MATTER, THE MYTH" ~!
tsee MUNICH [cERMANYL Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Testimony, 10th Church OF Christ,
Scientist 10th Testimony In IS
Christian Science Churches In
Z Months

UuUuSuS
We are highly privileged TO hear such inspired and
inspiring selections from the Bible and Gods Christian
senee) textbook participate in those lovely hymns
For a Of my IS years Christian Science has been TO
me the grandesf treasure in the universe.
INSPIRED VISION
Before entering World l. was inspired with the vision
of making myself he best possible Christian Science stu
which would enable to render the best service TO
country and my comrades with the result that put
5000 hours study Of fhe Bible the Bible Lesson
sermons-od and ones, Mrs. Eddy's other
writings and divineIy inspired periodicals.
Within month after returning to Detroit. early in July,
1912 inspired TO to Boston, Mass, TO select my
Christian Science teacher and my privilege TO have
the first Director of The Mother Church IA class
taught student Of Mrs. Eddy and had the profound pvi
sgs es going through class in September right here in
Detroit.
PART
FIRST MOTHER CHURCH VISIT
NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN
SPEAK THE TRUTH
ST. PavIs words engraved the wall back Of The desk
Of the First Readers "PREAcH THE WORD; BE INSTANT,
IN SEASON AND OUT OF SEASON. REPRovE. REBUKE.
EXPORT WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DOCTRINE"
And Mrs. Eddy from c. S. textbook: WHEN ERROR
coNFRoNTS YOU, WITHHOLD NOT THE REBUKE OR
THE EXPLANATION WHICH DESTROYS ERROR. NEVER
BREATHE AN IMMORAL ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE
ATTEMPT TO PURIFY IT."
And like TO think IMPURE instead Of immoral; It
seems to me more aIerfins and comprehensive.
tsee TESTIMONY. Page ~
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
MILLSBORO
Mrs. Il. e. Carey
Phone MillsbOrO s241

The flowers were placed in Grace
Methodist Church, Sunday, in mem
ory of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Dob
son by their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lin
go and DR.. and Mrs. Leslie Dob
son.
Revival services are being held
in Grace Methodist Church, Fri
day and Saturday and nightly next
week at 7:45 p. m, by the Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Brookshire, from
Kentucky.
Thanksgiving Community Service
were held Wednesday evening in
the Pilgrim Holiness Church. The
Rev. Elmer Baker, of ST. Marks
Church will be the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Morris
have moved into property on Nor
ris Street, recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Bachelor.
Mr. and Mrs Don Belts and chill
dren, Jimmy and Donna, of Will
mington, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nuber from
Rydal, Pa, are also spending
Thanksgiving with the Belts.
Miss Kathleen Dobson and Mrs.
Ruth Peck were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton M Dukes,
at Wilmington Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Ayres have
returned from Philadelphia, where
Mr.. Ayres recently underwent sur
gerry in Wills Eye Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Richards
are now occupying the former
home of Mrs. Virginia Lawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Garthe of Will
mington, spent Sunday with Mr..
Garthe's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Egil Garthe.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Mumford had
as dinner guests on Sunday, RTSs
Maggie Mumford, Mr.. Horace Num-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. James Mu....xscc::-Sss q
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mumford,
Miss Darleen Mumford, Mr.. Mar
shall Mumford, Mrs Verda Num-
ford, Miss Denise Mumford, Miss
Grace Mumford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
ford Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Mumford and children, Dennis
and Diana. Miss Peggy Mumford,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob West, Jr., and
sons, Jay and Billy and Mr.. ]. Frank
Donaway, of Millsboro; Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Roster and children,
Mickey and Janan, of Laurel; Mr..
and Mrs. Manford Parsons and
daughter, Patricia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Denver Wootten, of Frank
ford Mrs. Franklin Shockley and
children, Mark, Mike, Brent and
Brenda, of Seaford; Mrs. Betty
Short and daughter, Linda, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Mcgee and son,
Terry and Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Num-
ford and son, Ronald, of George
town.
Mrs. John Gordy and Mrs. Jen-
ME Hudson spent last week in
Gainesville, Ca, and were accom-
panied home by Mr. Gordy, who
had made business trip there.
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell spent last
Wednesday in Philadelphia.
Sgt. William Tingle, who has
been with the Military Police at
Fort Carson, Colorado, is on a 30
day furlough with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Tingle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parron Vickers,
Mrs. Bob Wharton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Vickers, of Stanton,
attended the graduation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Parron Vickers' son, Harold,
from an engineering school in Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
SHOP AND SAVE IN MILFORDi
Bargains Galore In Every Store!
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29

Children on Chinese junks have
gourds tied about them to act as life
preservers if they fall overheard.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5139

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, pastor
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-GOING GARDEN CEN.
IEk. Landscape and sod business.
Excellent location in Oxon Hill
area viii sell equipment or bust
ness or both. For further infor-
ewes IA. a-al1a.
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ANLINyiIUNi NUhIH-nlIV' o SvW
ford Vi Hirh. "a acre: lovely dog
wood and other trees. Large stone
barbecue bedrmsI Ia baths
plenty closets. screened porch
Basement Ask-uSl REALTY CO.
IA kInnn
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SP. 3-63OO
ApTs. uMFuRR.-vA.

spi, niSs s. cSsdt cSrs l-S s:Sc.s
yard. earpeted railways: S7b plul
utils, IA, b-3s24, il. s-65i6
5; ARLINGTON--I bedrm.; ecny
per month. ia. S-67sp,
ALKX.--Air-cond. apts., enc, s1li
dl. sssar rS XII pi 5! sSSl XII Ri os:s q y
A s,.s n. Nj l, and 9 sedrn .p,
Hal and Hecht Co; off-sl park
w AZ goo ID, 'ransp, -, sSs ,,, 10 e u.d
Mr. MORGAN on premises, Apt
|, SEQ N Thomas st, IA. sci SO
As NJ; eloss.in , bsdrms mod
Wilson blvd. left ON oaR Il 'H IA
1900 18th I'd. NORTH "a s.IisS
ARLINGTON. n. Monroe---s rooms
s Fs sn 8, ss.e eoob beat furn'; $50
ALEx.--cony. to ~. Belvoir: new
s.nedrm. apt 500 per mo-; utiis,
AL. = DECOR. clean. i.bedrn,
apt. sI6 incl utils. Mgr., Art. No.
q, 1904 N Pierce, IA, 5-1Bb4.
AlEN.--l bedFm.. SIS: top loca.
ton. Ienned environment avail
nov ov. 3-e397, 92a s. Wash. 81
ARR bedFms. bus across 81
cow, pentagQn and d C: petit
allowed So so mo. stills REAL
ESTATE ia $4,000.
: BEDRMs.. SIS incl. gas; an con.
yeniences at hand. ia, b-Ogf7
1900 ". Oak ST.. Arl.
ARL.--l br.; mr.. Pent.. n. MyeF
Clarendoni = huslines; new FefgT
apd stove. exhaust fan; wired FOL
ar eond and ~: complete ldry
% PARKING. adults All utilities
$3.50. ia 4-l706 after s.
Ssll n. etTH, ARL.. LIST fr.. pvt
home, 5 rms, bath; lee. yard. al
utils. Turn. except cleo. Cow bul
and stores SIS JE. e-ssfa
l.DEDRM, AIR OOND, apt. elosl
In N Art; birch lit pract. new
~ . 30 per mo. CAN Agi.. IA
1 HEDRM.. KIT. liV, Fm.. dinetts
and bath, Rent ineis. ufils., $50,
Ss2 50. New refgT., freshly redec
Avail immed See res. mgr, al Ant
Io3-B 20 g. Old Glebe I'd. ia
sire & NJ WILLIS 4 SONS
ARL.--s7S, i-bedrm. apt In apt
s eIas I ,.in.n inc mr. n, n NY.
s-Ss7s days: EM. s-s2os ewes
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UNION STATION PLAZA
Newly Remodeled Corner
1928 d ST. NE.


Laree 4.bedrm. brk. home, oil
h. -w.h. new-house cond only ST.
500 down, balance ike rent. To IN
speet, call teves) Mr.. Walsh. OIL.
rios. D. WALSH, INC.
s1A nth 81, NV Elk, 3-6SS0
COLORRD-shsA DOwN-vacant
semidet brick 9 rms porches'
R patio, s.ea ssp' Gas heat Ia res sS..4s ~
COLOREp--IogI CONSTITUTION
AVE. N,E.-4-bedrm. stuceo' ~.
school; bAreain $3.50 down. $50
mo. LA. 6-00Sc, -
COLORED-NR. tth. AND r. l.
AVE.--Six rms, bath; new .eond
$500 70 $500 cash; might rent
or exchange, OWNER, ia. p-1OlO.
COLORED-RRICK DET.--very lse.
lot, rec nm. picture Window M,
vide avenue, vacant; SlOO-SoVV
cash. OWNER, TIA 0-70l0. -
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1921 F ST. NV.
1915 MASS. AVE. Sc.

1915 MASS. AVE. Sc.
rooms. kit, bath; rent reduced
70 SIS month. To inspect. ootAiI
key a. res. mgr.. Apt. l at l13t
Mass. ave. Sc
B. F. SAUL co.
aes 18th 81. NV. Ma, s-2lot
COLORED-I5OS TRINIDAD AVE
NE.-6 rms. bath. auto. heat
basement. enclosed porch: newl
redesorated Apply dickson
M6ALrY GO, sos You st. NV
COLORED-NEAR 18th ST. AMI
FLORIDA AVE. NV. - 3-stor
! brick home, newly redecorated.
lge. rms. : baths, fun bsmt. O.
Mann NAN 'SSl s. s sSS 90. MN NAO
COLORED-IiI6 4. l. AVE. NV
--3-story and basement semldel
brick home 10 rms. g baths
ri R hf SEuMA NM s op s,ss5 6de INC
COLORED--aOOi 18th ST. NV
Di' 7..a4S; ewes. IA. s-7.60.
coLORED-lII EYE ST. Nv
.-StoTy bsmt brick. 8 rms. bath
coal heat. SIS per mo. GEOR0l
I. BORGER, INC, Ma. S-0S60.
COLORED-Ii3s @ ST. s.E.--Lee
2-story- and -bsmt, semidet. briel
home 20 rooms. 2 baths. : kiteh
enSl. extra lot on side OF build
ing brick gArage, oil heat CHlL
DREN WELCOME; only Sis mo
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED--s0s.5O PER MO.---sil
rms. bath. porehes, osmt.; ~.
Kentucky ave. sc. To see cal
ST. 3-3657.
COLORRD-GOOD S.E. LOCATION
Three bedrms., full bsmt.; So
mo, DOUG NJ. SMILEY, Reaitor
UN 4-S2dO.
COLORED-3aa SOUTH CAROLINA
AVE. s.E.-Six-rm. -and-bath row
brick. Al shape: only $40 so mo
Mr., NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-IeOl 18th ST. NV
hree-storv-and. bsmt. brick home
10 rms. baths. NV h.; com 81 =,
Mann MANN INA, s.s7oC' O Nv
OOLOhEO - VIZ MEnHIEM -
N.W.--6 rms. and bath with ful
basement. asphalt.tiled moor
auto. cas- heat completely redec
ONLY Sil0. CO. S-6222.
COLORED-IOOt g ST. s.E.-
Small d-rm, -and-bath row brick
gas heat. Venetian blinds, avn
ings, AL shape. only $40 30 mo
Mr. NEUMANN, MA, $4,000.
house Will
. apis. ige front and back yds.
fenced in, Call ia, a-adaS,
COLORID-N31 FLA. AVE. NV
z rms, Pa baths large basement
Well located. Convenient 70 trans
portatlon, shopping, churches an!
schools, Rent, 500. NJ, PAU
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV. Nh
S-AtOO.
COLORED-iiI BYE ST. NV
brick semidetached 6-rm,. homi
yard. can Be rented for parkinl
purposes niving income OF Abcu
PAUL HHNSkN. TsS FIN y
ne, NE. o.4lOO. q
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/ N.W,--Jan. june, our cher
!, attractlyely furn. and
ped home ? bedrms.. washer