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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
tcONTIAuEpl

ROCKvILLE--Spae. older home;
8 bedrooms. "a baths. screened
.oreh; eautiful lot; gorgeous
trees; '176 per month. SAMUEL
ewes. Mf wilson. Garden 4-sos4.
SILVER SPRING AREA--TWo new
3-bedrm.. all-brick rAmhlers with
cleo. kit, under $4,000. Difec.
lions: Piney Branch I'd. to Old
Bladensburg, left to Buckingham.
K E!saSTs ySsp. s sSet Compton Mr.
sPRING = You can live
rent free with income by buying
this 5-unit brick apt. Il bedrm.
500 cash. OWNER, 10. 3-6Ssa.
SILVER SPRING, close-in area
3 bedrms.; mod. kit: sep. din.
rm.: lsen llv. rm. with firepl.: nm.
rec. rul lovely corner lot with
fenced I'd. For sale BY OWNER;
S17,950. Call 10. 4-0S67. for
appointment.
VIERs NILS bedrooms, S11. 800.
low down payment. Brand-new
beautiful firepr0of aluminium sid
ing throughout. Gree: foundation
and trim paint for 5 years. Full
basement. Owner in process OF
remodeling lmajor work COM
pleted). A bargAin for do-it-your-
self enthusiasts who are willing
to complete the remodeling. Cali
Mr.. cannata. OIL, 4.7l34 al day
Sat. and sun FREDEdRnlCk w.
MD. - 4-BKDRooM
SPLIT-LEVEL, Porch. gear ga
rambler. S38,500. OIL. 6-4263.
I -BRDRM.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
in desirable area: modern kit,
finished bsmt.. firepl.. fully air
cond. Assume 5ss loan. payable
S95 mo. after down rayt. and
move in within 2 weeks. Call
Mr.. Lawson, 10. 5-494I. with
THoS. d. WALSH. INC, Elk. j.
$3.50.
II Is FOOLISH TO PAY RENT
when you can own . nice 2-bedrm.
home with bsmt. On corner lot,
with payments Of $50 mo. after
down payt. Call Mr.. Lawson, 10.
b-4941. with THOS. d. WALSH,
INC. Elk. 3-6S5O.
FOR SALE By OWNRR-custom-
built, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath masonry
rambler: gar9Re; S19,500, 20
Mississippi ave. JU. 9-46S3.
s295 DOWN. non-GI opportunity
3 bedrms., full bsmt., sep. din. rm.:
compl. tedec. close to public pa
rochial schs. Why pay rent? j. Y
CALIANDRO a. CO.. JU. S-11S6
A GOOD BUY, mr.. Quaint Acres
Brk. and stone rambler; 3 bed
rms. 2 lovely tile baths, mod,
kit. with eye-level oven, breakfast
nook. sep. din. area. full bsmt.,
hot-watef heat. gas fired: con-
crete rear porch, 2-car carport.
$26,9b0. Terms or may trade.
ROGER MOSS. REALToR, no.
2-6020; Sunday. HE. 4-9292.
81. 700 Cash. ASSUME S17.2 200 OF
LOAN at 4aes, with monthly
payments Of only Sis. The
home contains 4 bedrms. 9 baths,
and is immaculate; close to
schools and located in an ex-
cellent residential area. Out
Conn. ave. Priced at only S1a.-
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000.
ROCKvILLE-New. brick, split-leyel
home. Four bedrms., 3 full baths,
den, finished laundry room, full
bsmt.. extra spacious liv. rm. with
firenlace, din. rm., fully equipped
kitchen and many other outstand.
Ing features: extra-large wooded lot
in one Of the most exclusive Sec
tons Of Rockville 10S Evans ST.,
Rockville, Nd. Price, S26,9bO.
Also. 6-bedrm.. 3-full-bath home
available.
to Fails rd., left on Falls I'd. /
block to Evans St.
Fishman Construct. Co. Pc. 2-4630
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 8 Pm.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

l.bedrm. brick Cane Cod IL
baths, full hsmt., rec. rm.. gArage.
fenced yard: Sif0 mo-; avail
Dec. /.
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HOUSES For sALE-R.W.

COLORED-VACANT
NEWLY DECORATED BRICK
HOMES
NV. NE, Sc.
$10,950H-$100 DOWN
9 RMS. HsMT.. GARAGE
LOW MONTHLY PAYTS.
$1O,950-$100 DOWN
9 RMS. BsMT.. REAR PATIO
LOW MONTHLY PAYTS.
$11,950-$10O DOWN
5 RMS, BsMT.. GAS HEAT
LOW MONTHLY PAYTS.
$13,95O-$495 DOWN
2 APIS, BsMT., DBLE. GAR.
CITIZENS REALTY co.
ME. STAG NE. s-3s2s
AFTER q. ia. Q-Sl29
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ARLINGTON, SOUTH

2-bedroom brick Colonial: full
hsmt; in Westover; 500 mo
avail Dec. 20i Another available
January
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Westlawn--3-h edru. asbestos.
shinglsd rambler squirned kiteh.
-. FENCED yard, Si0b mo. Vacant
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BYEFoRDE

II you want plenty Of living
space and . bis lot. see Byeforde.
out Conn. ave. l mile beyond
Jones Bridge I'd. 70 furnished model
house. Call OIL. 0-SS66.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL, overlooking park
20-ft. 'front.'. rms. bedrms..
lst-h. powder rm.. hardwood
floors. full bsmt.. gas h.-w h. ga
rage, porch, deep lot; Sl3,9b0.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, LU.
2-5976 or LU. 4-3400.
2s23 NICHOLSON ST. S.E.-Desir-
able 3-b.r. brk. semidet. for sale BY
OWNER. LU. 4-4309, LU. 4-0553.
MUST SELL my beautiful home,
1856 Erie ST.. Hillcrest-Beauti-
fully handicapped. roomy, quality
construction, everything conven-
lent. Make offer. Open eyes,. sat.
and Sun. LU. 4-9746.
COLORRD--4627 EASY PL. Sc
Newly redec. det.. 2-story brk., 8
lge. bedrms., full-size din. rm.. liv.
rm. with firepl.,. brick gar. No
reas. offer refused. Open 2-5 Sun.
ANACOSTIA REALTY, LII. 1-0705
or LII. 1-5002.
COLORED. TWO FAMILY
Mr.. d. c. GENERAL HOSPITAL
EASTERN HIGH
semi-det. brick bldg. kitchens;
2 baths. Small down payt. RIA.
SUERBAcH A co. DI. 7-65O1
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J. H. BENoIT, Realtor
vrE q AarE

C0LORED-REDUcED RENTALS
rms, .bsmt.. woodridge,- 800.
1888 Knlorama I'd nv.--6 rms.
front nofch. $40. D1. 7.2244.
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POTOMAC
OPEN 1 TO $40

This is without q doubt the value
Of the year for this area. Brick
rambler with 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths.
den with fireplace, and large kit:
bsmt. has finished rec. RIM. with
fireplace plus 4th bedroom and v
bath; 2.7-ecre lot with trees: priced
at $50, 500 with excel. financing.
q mile beyond Potomae). right 70
open sign.
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e ASmnHiP Porssta .bs SHUHC ca,o-
NAL, screened porch: 500.
North Arl - 3-bedrm., c-bath
brk.. sun porch. bsmt.. fenced I'd;
Arlington Forests bedrms.. den.
SEP. din. rm.. bsmt., fenced vd.
redec.; S135.
Many other nice homes avail.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
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-Four Corners, sil. Spg.

4-bedrm. house, excel. cond.:
close to all schools and transp.;
SIS 500; rHA terms small dcwn 1
OWNER. Ju. s-4274. for Apt:
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GLEN MAR PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-DARK
5o02 NAMAKAGAN RID.

Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial; lir. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit.~
dishwasher. disp.: lovely rec. rrn.
with picture window and bari
large screened porch; tree-studded
lot. Priced in the low eos for quick
sale.
DIR: Mass. ave. ext. to Glen
Mar Park, left on Marlyn dr., right
CAN OIL. 4-S4S9 or RE. s-i4ii.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
s Die as BIG Tanker Crashes

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. II AP)-sx erewmen died last night
when aerial tanker crashed landing end hyr.t int
flames at Berystrom Air Force Base near here
Three members Of the Of the B29 injured.
The impact Of the crash threw them clear Of the plane
The plane had been refveIing mission u made rs
approach for landing and crashed nesred hs ground
Cause Of the crash has not been determined.
Names Of the five dead and fhe seriously injured
not Immediately available. None Of the dead
from Michigan. Firemen fought the blaze for hours
before exfngvishing IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Excerpts from: Moral ReArmament News Bureau
Shoreham Hotel Washington, D. c.

Excerpts from: Moral Re-Armamenf News Bureau
shorehsm Hotel Washington D. c.
JANUARY 3. 1955-Eighf members Of Parliament from
eight countries vigorously sppIavded by The World
Assembly for Moral Re-Armamenf here today when they
srfievlafed diplomacy that will give life TO millions and
stop Communism dead in It's tracks,"
Pariamenfarans from Britain, Australia, Denmark the
Gold Coast India Japan and the Philippines we'll the
" S. Congress, addressed the gathering.
O. W. Dufhe, Member Of fhe Australian Parliament, saic
he was going 10 act in the future mot as politician for
the next election but statesman for the next genera
fon"
He said millions Of dollars spent TO support poll
eans who spend most Of their time diagnosing the prob
lens instead OF pioneering the Dvihs, who is Mem
Der OF the Federal Executive Committee Of shs Australian
Labor Parry termed Moral ReArmsmenf "shs new sssses-
msnshp with cure" He pledged himself 10 do what 10
right regardless Of votes his political future He said
MIRA alone can unite our Labor Party and build new
Australia"
Rvhis said he had nvrsed burning hatred against shs
japanese because they killed his brother In le42 until hs
read Of Their apology TO the world 81 s MIRA Assembly IN
Switzerland in 1852. I'll 900 miles swsy" he said ahss
apology released me from my Gripping suFoesnu bitter.
ness" Dvhls committed himself 10 work with Jspsnsss
Senator Tossno who spoke with him on the same psssvrm
Tor "sPirfvsl renaissance In Asia"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Marine Filler Dies In Cras|,"

HARVARD GRADUATED! tTimes)
Marine II. VIM e. crowfhsr-st. Paul on-fhe-L AXE
Church tcathoie, Crosse Ponis.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE DEVl-ANAAL MAcNETlSM-lN NOM
CHRIST SCIENTIST RELIGION, THERAPEUTIcs
EDUCATION, soesIIsd CULTURE, PERMITTED THE
VICTIM. As WELL AS HIS WIFE, DEAR ONES AND
tcentnvsd Next Column TepI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
MAN, Boy, &, Die In Traffie"
Theodore Safferwhife. ~
DareI Coudey, 8

Theodore SaffeFWhe, ~
DareI Covdey
Theodore saerwhite. 49, Of 52l5 ST. Clair crushed
to death early This morning between the Of his and
auto driven by Allen n. Koehenderfer, &c. Of 273ol
Grant, St. Clair Shores.
Kochenderfer, in critical condition with face head and
chest injuries suffered in the crash police prisoner
Receiving Hospital.
DareI covdey, g. Of 3276o sbIey Huron Township only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter covdey killed yesterday
when he darted from between parked in front Of
home, into the path Of driven by Ramon Novsns
70, Of 1l7I2 w. Outer Drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Fire In Hospital

CONTINUED from Page u
CHRISTMAS SUFFERS FROM A FIRST CENTURY AD
PAGAN ROME, HANG ovER!-oF THE DEVILS Bill
LION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE RAcKETs
THE DEVILS BILLION S TOBACCO INDUSTRIES
RAckETs! AND THAT ISN'T ALL!
NY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN
sciENTIsTs!-WILL SCIENTIFICALLY cHRISTIANIzE
AND sPIRITUALIzE CHRISTMAS AND ROOT THE
DEViL-ANnMAL NETISM-MATERIALiSM-
OUT OF THE SACRED CELEBRATION
PART z
DETROIT, A CHARITABLE CITY, BUT THE DEVILS
INTRUSION INTO CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES WAS
INDICATED TO CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN THE
UNREASONABLE, DAMP, STICKY WEATHER OF
DECEMBER, UP TO THE oath INcLUSIvEl
Weather reflects fhe collective thinking Of community,
city state nation!
December 25ih Weaiher-eoId. crisp, pleasant, and
normaI-Beeavse the pressvre (menta Of the month Of
December drastieaIy subsidized upon The enjoyment Of
nights sleep! Soft thinking became REALISTIC!
WISDOM, ECONOMY, AND BRoTHERLY LOVE"
CURED the Manual Of The Mother Church. The First
Church Of Christ Scientist, in Boston.
NY, Gods, Ho for Ny infaIIbIe wisdom end leadership.
revealing the ONE CREATION AND UNIVERSE Of omni-
present heaven and eternal life! requires members Of The
Mother Church manage their lives with dvnsy scientific.
chrissIke wisdom economy. and broshsrIy Iove"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
8-Mi||ion S Bomber
CONTINUED from Page u
Pilot In B|indfo|d Test, B-52 Crashes


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (AP)-A B-52 Jet bomber. It's
pilot partly bndolded to test his reexes crashed In Can
ada today with the loss Of four to eight lives.
The Air Force reported the only arman known to have
survived the unusual training accident he man being
tested the controls Of the $8,0000 900 bomber
His not Immediately available here, but o. fhs
Lorng Air Force Base at Limestone Maine he denfi
fled It. Joe L. Church. copiIot No other names hsvs
been released.
III the fourth crash Of the huge eishfief bobsrs
since being placed in service.
The accident occurred Andover, New Brunswick
Province about miles Of the international boundary
and less than twenty miles from the Limestone base.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
THE DEVILS r. c. AGAIN
House Inquiry Proposed Over
Luther Movie" tchie.so 7r's


CANCELLATION OF A ~ SHOWING VIA WeN-Tv.
Chicago.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM HAS SOUGHT.
FOR 400 YEARS. TO THROW DUST INTO THE EYES
OF THE WORLD RELATIVE TO MARTIN LUTHER
BEING NY CHOSEN REPRESENTATIVE -!
Tribune Publisher asks r. c. priest question:
Reverend. who appointed Jesus, Martin Luther and
Mary Baker Eddy-ihe church Cod?
No forthcoming.
ANSWER When corruption Is rampant in religion, l.
Cod appoint the reforme The church Is incompetent to
reform itself! Hence. the appointment Of Ny beloved Mes
sish Prophet Son. Christ Jesus
Judaism, Of 1000 years ago, in the Devils control
via mvrderovs, spiritual Ivnae high priesthood, which
demanded Jesus crveifxion before PLATE for fear Of
loss Of political and religious power and presfissl
HOUSE INQUIRY PROPOSED OVER LUTHER MOVIE
tchicago Trbvne
Four church bodies asked the house committee Of un
American activities yesterday for Investigation Of WcN
TVS cancellation Of showing Of the motion picture MAR.
Fin Luther"
The request. contained in a telegram, charged The
fons decision IAN Infringement Of freedom OF speech
and de facfo censorship by single secisan organization
also protested fhe refusal Of WcNTv officials to confer
with The groups representatives.
The message by the midwest region of the Ma
siona Association Of EvangeeaIs behalf Of itself
fhs Baptist General Conference Of America conserva
live Baptist association and The Evangelical Ministers Eel
iowship Of Greater Chicago.
About 500 churches in the Chicago area are affiliated
with one or more Of The organizations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Civil Rights Progress

(Continvsd from Back rFo0e)
The ulsriaq hssdIines. telling Of mob fhrssfsnFWv
Nsgro children on the wsy 70 school, OF hooded cross
burners rsshtns some Of their fires Of resistance OF SEINE
covernors seeking ways svsds fhs Supreme Court do
not reflect an nsovbe robem they reflect our eonesnfrs
fion upon solving the problem.
We are solving II steadily. psrsissenf'y visiby some
times painfully In gavgns the struggle that still lies
ahead Is we'll 70 look al some Of the reassvring evidence
Of progress.
The record Of progress in civil rights ilom ''4s to 's
has been compiled by the American Jewish Committee IN
New York which, in doing hes performed . valuable
public service in helping US oil to sec This problem IN
perspective is impressive story tscfosly told us con-
trail fact during the past nine years there have been
29S SEPARATE solid significant aeons-vdeiai, Legislative,
administrative and voIvntayfaken by Federal stare snd
municipal government and private groups all advsns'n9
and securing equal rights Of citizenship in the following
ways:
Presidential that paved the way for indignation
in the armed services.
State and local laws barring discrimination the Job.
in public housing and in unsupported colleges.
Court rulings ovfIawng racial segregation IN PUBIC
schools and in wide variety Of public accommodations
Spontaneous actions Of private citizens end groups to
further political equality.
Here are some Of the steps which show American oemoe.
raey action, demonstrating that u has within 'fse me
seeds of adaptation and change and sefreform:
u Supreme Court aside death sentence OF Georgia
Negro because Jury was chosen on racial basis
Democratic state primaries opened TO Negroes in Arksn-
sas Georgia. Louisiana and Texas
u S. Supreme Court rules compulsory segregation In
public schools is Unconstitutional.
Moves toward desegregaion are initiated in close to
1000 school districts and units in Southern and border
states BY October 1856. desegregaon Is under in 7V
school districts affecting $4,000 Negro and 100000 White
children Some ITO Of 208 unsupported Southern colleges
now admit Negro students
Poll Of $4,000 Southern college teachers reveals that 70
per favor indignation in professional and graduate
schools
Big league baseball start using Negro players and
Pacific Coast League hires first Negro umpire.
Discriminatory advertisements by employment agencies
rejected by telephone directories.
Journal Of American Medical Association drops designa
by and creed from Situations wanted adverse
menfs.
Federal District Court last restriction ihs
right Of American Indians TO vote.
Miami color line in its library
Southern Presbyterian Church votes TO absorb eoored
Presbyferies in white synods.
National Press Club elects first Negro member.
And so forth and so forth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
SOCIETY, TO Dc ROBBED or TWo'TH'Ros
Is ils HUMAN so.cALLED LIFEl

SOCIETY. 70 De ROBBED or TWo-rHIRps
OF HIS HUMAN socALLED LIFEI
BUT, FORTUNATELY, ALL -tsuMAN'AND
MATERIAL PHENOMENA ARE Mv.TIttC'Atl -.
couNTERFEITs AND euRLssouEs OF ~ Fl1s's-
LESS tha-AATERIAL, SPIRITUAL, cHRISTIiU
OFFSPRING OF THE ONE AND oNL Y'R-eaAL eHeA-
TIoN AND UNIVERSE OF oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
THE DEVILS ANTI-cHRsT ADAMEvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR MYTHICAL DREAM WokIO
OF MATTER" WHICH IS MERELY VISIBLE,
MORTAL THOUGHT, PRESENTING sHADoWY.
yMlRAoELikE IMAGES or Externally HARNNON-
IoUs. DIVINE IDEAS. WERE WELL CHARACTERIZED
BY NY INCOMPATIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. IN OUR PosT-civiL
WAR FUCFILLMENT OF THE PROMISE AND
PROPHECY or ~AN0THER coMoRTER"-T-H-E
COMFORTER -. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS" Jesus in John l4)-NAMELY. 1.-THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL so-eaIedl EXSTENcE"-
o. III, Chrsfan Science textbook
MARINE Filler DIES IN CRASH tTimssl
Marine L. William e. crowher who married Elaine ~
Sehenek society wedding ocf 20 in ST. Paul on
the Lake Church. Crosse Poine killed near Charleston
N. c.. yesterday in plane crash.
George E. Sehenck Of 400 Lakeland notified OF HE
sonnaws death late yesterday but the marine corps with
held details Of the crash
sehenek and his wife left early this morning for It. Crow
theirs base Cherry Island, NJ Co. TO Join their daughter.
Crowhe native Of Fall River Mass The young couple
married while he fvrovgh. He entered service
with the marines after graduation from Harvard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

MYTHICAL, TRAGIC. PATHETIC EPISODE. TYPICAL
or THE DEVILS ANTtcHRIsT. MYTHICAL,
ADAAkevG4DRsAM WORLD AND HuMANdAAcEsl
MERELY DUREesoUnS OF Externally PERFECT
HARMONIOUS. PLEsHLEsS. IAsNATERlAl.
SPIRITUAL CHRISTINE eEINcs, NY VERY IMAGE
AND LIKENESS s-A.T.UR-A.TlNc TIE eNT'RE
UNIVERSE WITH oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!l! -
HENCE. JESUS FULFILLED PRoPHEcY-FoR
HMsELF-"THIs WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY!
ALL HUMANS ADAMS AND EYES. WILL HAVE
THEIR ASCENSION SOME TIME ~ THE DISTANT
FUTURE, WHEN THEY HAVE COMPLETED THEIR
AWAKENING, AS DID JESUS 40 DAYS AFTER HIS
RESURRECTION.
WHEREUPoN, JESUS MAD NO NEED FOR FURTHER
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE [MY.T-H-I-C-A-ll
WORLD" OF MORTAL THoUGHT-SocAlIeD
"MATERIAL"--AND ITS so-esIled FLESH AND TIE
DEViLi-THAT "MURDERER," FRAUD, LIAR,
WHO ABlDES NOT m THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE
IS NO TRUTH [R-E.A-L--T-Yl IN HINT
BUT ONLY THE PURE IN HEART"-PURE ENOUGH
TO BECOME NY CHOSEN PEoPLE-cHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SciENTiSTs!-cAN UNDERSTAND SUCH
PROFOUND. DEMONSTRATE REVELATIONS!
(Times) Dr. r. IA. Michele. Of Pittsburgh, was
fatally shot in his office by patient who then committed
Suicide The patient Woo Bing reporedy dissatisfied
with treatments received from Dr.. Michele.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Report II Die In Buenos Aires
Air Liner Crash tchle.so Tribune


GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ARGENTINA IS A ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNTRY!
THAT ALONE WOULD BE AN ADEQUATE ExPLANA.
TON TO MILLIONS!
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE HIS REPEATEDLY
ExPoUNDED THE THESIS THAT ROMAN CATHOLICISM
GIVES A PATHETIC, INFERIOR, COUNTERFEIT
PROTECTION, A BURLESQUE OF THE INvINcIBLE
CHRISTIANITY OF NY BELOVED SON. CHRIST
JESUS, IN WHICH THE PERMANENT PROMISE WAS
MADE "BEHoLD, HAVE GIVEN you POWER
-. OVER ALL THE so-eaedl power OF THE ENEMY!"-
DEVILS antichrisf AdsmEve ego and psychology Of
all human births embracing SIM disease, deformes DEATH
disasters pestilenees wars Communism fhe eonvvons Of
nstvre!-"AND NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT
YoU"!
And all Of the foregoing phenomena ARE MERELY wis.,
BILE. MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT BURLESQUES
OF DIVINE IDEAs
REPORT " DIE IN BUENos AIRES
AIR LINER CRASH (chieago Tribune)
BUENoS AIRES, Argentina, Jan. II tAP)-A two engine
passenger plane crashed and burned Just after taking of
from Bvenos Aires airport today Reports from the
said " persons had persisted and that at least Is
injured.
The plane. regular flight to the seaside resort Of
Mar del Plata rammed into ihe wall alongside River
side the pilot apparently attempting TO land the
Plate river
The plane owned by Lneas Aereas del Estado Estate air
lnesl British made Viking. One engine apparently
failed.
Evening star., 1957-04-28

It's the gift for cool cooking and hot, health
full meals all year roundi New Open Handle
design prevents slipping during washing, per-
mits sure, easy balancing when pan is filed.
Coppertone Cover, $4.O0; Glass Cover, s.. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Divinity Professor
To Give Lectures

DR.. Paul s. Minear, professor
of New Testament, Yale Divinity
School. viii be the lecturer on
the 18th annual lectureship
series Thursday in the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Howard University. His theme
will be New Testament Insights
Concerning the Church"
The lectureship series is spon-
sored by the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches, Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary and the School
Of Religion, Howard University.
DR.. Minear will talk on The
Church AS an Army" at 1890
am; The Church AS New
Jerusalem HAS am, and THE
Church AS The Glory Of God. /"
2:15 pm.
Prof. Albert T. Mollegen of
the Virginia Theological Semi
nary; DR.. Lawrence D. Folkemer
representing the Washington
Federation Of Churches, and
Professor ]. Calvin Keene Of
Howard University viii preside at
the respective lectures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Cherry Blossom Photo
Contest Closes TuesduY

The 1857 Cherry Blossom
Festival photograph contest
closes next Tuesday, Contest
Chairman William Eichner adj
vised prospective contestants
today.
He said photos must be post
marked midnight. April 80. Top
prize in the contest, sponsored
by the Greater National Capital
Committee. is a round-trip fight
for two to Hawaii and a seven
day stay in the islands. Other
prizes include cameras and
camera equipment.
Contest entries should be
mailed to the Cherry Blossom
Festival Photo Contest Commit
tee. 1916 K street NV, WASH
ington 6, D. c.