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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

A great deal has been SAID
during the Christmas season
about Jesus. Enough has
been said that all Christians
everywhere should be able to
stand faithfully and firmly
in the Christ Spirit.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BY rejecting the Mind OF
the Christ, not only one day,
but 365 days in 1853. will
give US spiritual strength and
christIike understanding.
A thorough understanding,
"a small measure of under
standing can be built up)
OF the Truth which cannot
be bent or twisted by the
fears of evil, for error cannot
communicate mesmerism TO
the divine Mind. And 1t can
not communicate false beliefs
TO Minds ideas through
hypocrisy.
The good reflection we give
in daily life will help others
see the light of the every
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Two Boys. Not Of Christian Science,
8,q, Start Block PITTSBURGH Fire

MILLION 5 Loss - 100 HoMElEssI
" HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT THE BOYS
WERE MENTALLY RETARDED
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OF PARENTS, CHURCH. EDUCATION, CULTURE.
THERAPEUTICS POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. Rscps.
ALTON. SATURATED WITH MYTHICAL.
DEvILisH, ANTi-cHRisT, ADAMLEvE. MuRpERo,ls
CAIN. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO "MATERIAI.
CREATION .a4el.
lsss TWO BOYS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Two American Judases!-
Jimmy Hoffa And Devil DeadIoeking
Juror-A Spiritual lunatie! J.

STREAMING AT CHATS AND SWALL OWING CAMELS"-
Jesus characterized Of those devils Adams!
TWO AMERICAN PATRIOTS? NO =
TWO OF THE DEVILS ANTl-cHRIST ADAMS GOD
CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS'-Hebrews l2:7, 8
BOTH OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvlLisH, ANTI
CHRIST. ADAMEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS
kNAvES AND FOOLS, PSEUDO CREATION AND
ITS FASHIONABLE LUNAcY"-A CHARACTERIZE
TON |, GOD, TO MRS. EDDY, TO YOU. RE SOME
or THOSE DEVILS ADAMS AND EvEs
(see TWO AMERICAN JUDAsEs. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

"oFFER TO SEND AID URGE BLOW AT WEST"
free Press)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Devils Reds Naturally Enough,
Advise Stealing Western
Operated" land Built Up) Businesses
And Exploit Their Profits As Egypt
Has Done With The Suez Canal!
AND THE REDS COMMEND. NATURALLY ENOUGH,
"INDoNEsIAs CURRENT TAKEovER OF DUTCH
ENTERPRISES :" AND 1T IS REPORTED THAT
THE REDS HAD A HAND IN THAT STEAL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Study Points Up Plight Of Mental
Hospitals"

mot SINGLE STATE HAS ADEQUATE STATES.
NURSING SHORTAGE WORST"
BY Earl Ubell. Science Editor
my Tribune, l2I2N
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE MYTHICAL, DEviLIsH. ANTI.cHRIsT,
ApAM.EvE MURpERous CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND
FOOLS. PSEUDO MATERIAL" CREATION Is
PEKpETuALlY IN THE DOG HoUsE'I - UNTIL A
DIVINElY SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL
.KsslKIH IS FORCED UPON THE REPENTANT
SUFFERERS. THE CHRISTENING OF THE LoRDT
AND THEN SLOWLY THEY FIT THEMSELVES TO
BECOME NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
'see STUDY POINTS UP, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

4 WHY HitotitN~ va 1Oos titu
as we continue to search the
Scriptures, we will find Jesus
continuing His mission in a
high spiritual sense to Soul"
duty in every act he per-
formed.
TRUTH AND LOVE
SUFFICIENT
The fears and false beliefs
OF the human consciousness,
in It's skill and cIeverness
in planning, Is not sufficient
TO carry out Gods plan for
His spiritual creation. And
because Gods ideas are Of
His own spiritual creation,
the Christ Spirit has always
made them free from dis
gvise and deceit, and led
them into the glorious honor
Of divine Love, harmony,
end peace.
DAILY STUDY
And as we 60 on prayer
fully studying our Bible les.
! tconfipyed on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Attention Weather Experts
CESSATION OF RAINY WEATHER END
or CHRISTMAS DAY-sAME AS LAST YEAR
COLLECTIVE THINKING Reflected
Rain and Snow Are Preeipitations OF
Mortal Thought!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MATTER" IS A MENTAL PHENoMENoN-cresk
thinking 100000 3. c. THE UNIVERSE Is EXCLUSIVELY
MENTAL, ALSO ASSERTED.
JESUS RE cAUsATioN: GOD Is sPIRIT"-THE ONE
REAL SUBSTANCE OF EXCLUSIVELY REAL AND
HARMONIOUS ETERNAL LIFE, AND THE UNI
VERsE-THE ONE REAL PARENT-"cALL NO MAN
-. FATHER"l
(see WEATHER EXPERTS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
REDS Woo Afro-Asian Nations =

"oFFER TO SEND AID. URGE
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Pres. Eisenhower and Sec. Dulles
ON Tv RE NATo AND REDS
InvineibiIity Of Christian,
American Ideals .!
Close Of 1957-Let's Count Our
Blessings" !-President's Fine
Recovery
No Pearl Harbor! No Korea!
by Andrew f. Eiuehouf CS. +++


lueD0uL oo-'~'""
s s. Gs:~ Cod m Same Devils Political Raheteeng
s :s '1 s % % Bunders Into The Infamy Of Pearl
" luther .a '} - i; s :s 81 Harbor!- aSs
eA our textbook '' PEACE TO he n ans
& STD Sf IL; 1s sRo1tE sputnk Birth Challenge Will Speed
Up America Spiritual Regeneration s" SAID
MESSIAH 75 szsHs seGI@ @
We
~ Ss:ss S ,sSss; 5
1T Mu1Is,oN aaa
Ass 1si vo1 TO @ % o1sS;ss sS9yet0 TO %
4o us1sso o uss 1s zoys as4 s 21s sHe RAM
;;. ss UNIVERSE s. S Mo s4l8s ,5 11sszo BEVERAGE %
v1 x0s + IsSa s ss AN f fosse LIKEWISE daily
m Ds5s 155osMTss % MsU% n rso01ne see the
LIAR A,
ss PUBLISHERS CHRISTMAS Page
can Judases j EVANGELIST BILLY eeAHAms SERMON
Devil Dead|oekinu Thinkers Born Around $1,000 Dr.
ritual lunatG- DID MOI DAvo4s H "fo'NRSls
No s~A OWING suas EDDY Born 1920
sc, " nose devils Adams" Was Mr. Graham Paying Tribute To
Christian Science? Wishes For More " MEN
Dtsos OSvM ss, ANTI Weekly Testimony Meetings. sg4
D PSEUDO eRsA 1S' AND
Satan Bound R. Priesthood VERSE
US AND M EYES, Opposes Mrs. Sangefs Humane,
Relatively Scientific, Controlled w..
oAsian Nations Parenthood! stud
URGE @ sO e a 1SSs5s Our
'su"s The Devil That Gigantic "''
Naturally Enough, Fraud and M-y-t-H
R il p: EVE t UURDI s CAIN DAs xsxs AoA.a
r Profits As Egypt ,o, LEA ION 'sssa
The Suez Canal! Rsssnt
Il q es 'S s TINE
That O''e s. SATAN BOUND" p.m ''*'
wine Right 10 Run Two Boys Not Of Christian Science, six
cations, Pope Says 8,9,Stat4 -Bloek Pittsburgh Fire
State DeembD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Publisher S Christmas
One Gorgeous Dinner, Three Visits
Six Families

WE REJOICE THAT THE YEAR CLOSES WITH pkEs
EIsENHowER,s REMAINING GODS TOP POLITICAL
REPRESENTATIVE - FULL TIME PRESIDENT.
AS GOD DICTATES. AND NOT AS PER DICTATES or
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE BLuNDeS:Nc ASSES
or 100 BILLION LAUNDERING, PLUNDERiN0,
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC MI-S-LEADERSHIP, WITH
TIE DEVILS LABOR BOSSES AUcMENTNG THE
COLOSSAL CRMINALiTY or THE DEVILS
RECOGNITION AND BUILDUP or THE COMMUNIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
ON THE
AGENDA
TOMORROW

Little John B0yden Chap
ter DAR-12:30 pm. at home
of Mrs. Clifford w. Hurley.
Ali Ellsworth drive. Silver
Spring, luncheon meeting;
speaker. Mrs. A. H. Haus-
rath. on "Vietnam."
Officers Wives Club Of
U. S. Public Health Service
IL noon. Naval Ofhcers' Club,
Bethesda. luncheon meeting;
speaker. Mrs. j. Howard He
ginbotham.
PetwOrth WOman's Club
IL noon. Petworth Methodist
Church, meeting.
Twentieth Century Club
IL am. YWCA. dramatic
presentation. The Editress."
Junior WOman's Club Of
Chevy Chase-8:15 pm, at
nome OF Mrs. william Hobbies,
jr.. 1928 Mayfield drive. Be-
thesda. drama section meet
ing.
University WOmen's Club,
Inc.-l1 am. poetry group:
2 pm. Red Cross surgical
dressings.
WOman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-10:30 am. interna-
tional relations study group:
10:45 am. to ~ noon, French
class, advanced.
Board Of Managers Of Pres
byterian HOme-10:30 am,
at the home, meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
Register and Tribune syndicat.

@N$bAee~e 340 ~ @AA~eeN
Makeup is meant to en-
nance, not to camouflage your
complexion. How many times
have you seen an extremely
attractive woman or girl
whose appearance was spoiled
by poor skin?
Even heavy makeup does
MT cover a mass Of large
pores. pimples. blackheads or
other blemishes.
Once coarse skin was an
occupational hazard In the
theater. Actresses had trou-
BILE coping with the heavy
greasepaint. This is no longer
true, thanks to a better I'M
Outstanding Of the impor-
lance of soap and water
cleanliness.
Neglect
Today, nine times out of 10
bad skin is due to neglect.
It is amazing how many
women who are meticulous
in other ways are plagued by
cosmetic skin because they
haven't worked out a regu-
lated beauty routine based on
cleanliness.
Soap and water is best foi
cleansing If you have a nor
NAL skin or one which is oily.
Many women find that even
a dry complexion improves
with the use of some soap
and water as well as cleans
ing and lubricating creams.
Just for the record now
many times a day do YOU
wash your face with soap and
water? To keep your skin in
best condition you should
give yourself a new face twice
a day.
Scrub briskly for deep pore
cleansing upon rising in the
morning and before going to
sleep at night. Do not skimp
in the morning just because
your face was clean when
you went to bed at night.
During the night your skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
why GROW oLDa
Soap-Water Facial
Essential for Beauty

has exuded oils and many
impurities which need to be
washed away--not packed
down with q foundation or
base or powder. This holds
true even for the dry skin.
Essential Routine
Washing also. is an essen.
tial routine for those few
women who use few or no
cosmetics. Wash your face
thoroughly with soap and
water twice a day (unless
you have a very dry skim.
This is not only cleansing
but Is stimulating and helps
your skin do its own work.
Also be sure to launder
your powder puff once or
twice a week. Ditto your
compact puff, which gets
even dirtier quicker. Suita-
BILE makeup. cleverly applied,
will make you look lovelier
II your skin is clean!
If you would like to have
my leafiet about skin care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
|SuHy Mansion
Open House
BEING Planned

Plans are being completed
for the open house at Sully,
a historic mansion near
Herndon, Va, to be held
April IL from lis pm.
The mansion, now owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Noting. will be open to the
public for the first time in 20
years.
The property on which
Sully is located was where
one of the first white settlers,
a man named Cain, spent
the winter of 1706 trapping
beavers. Gains glowing ac-
count Of the country induced
Capt. Henry Lee to obtain a
grant from Lord Fairfax for
the land.
The property then passed
through several generations
Of Lees. relatives Of Gen.
Robert E. Lee. then to Will
liam Swartout, and then to
Jacob Haight.
The Noltings are hoping
Sully may be kept open as a
museum. although it is To-
Gated on property now sched-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Club is the former home of
President Monroe and it was
from there that he was es-
corted to the Capitol to take
the oath of ofiice as our NTH
President.
In addition to the birthday
celebrations. the club is also
making plans to dedicate a
room to the former President
this year. The room formerly
occupied by Frances Ben
jamin Johnson will be re-
christened the Monroe Room
and will be used for official
meetings.
Mrs. Harold Brooks is in
charge of the celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

send "a stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope with your
request for leafiet No. Al
to Josephine Lowman in care
of this paper.
Tomorrow: 1--WE All Worry
But Guard Against Excess
sive Worry"
Released by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Group to Award
SCHOLARSHIPS

The Washington Panhel-
lenic Association will award
$1,000 in scholarships for the
l958-59 school year. accord
ing to an announcement. Two
scholarships will be given at
Maryland. George Washing
ton and American UNIVERSE
ties. and at the District
Teachers College.
Eligible to apply are sopho-
more and junior women who
have attained an 80 scholas-
tic average and have proven
ability as leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Arts Club
Will Honor
james Monroe

The 200th anniversary of
the birth Of James Monroe
next month will be marked
by q gala celebration at the
Arts Club Of Washington.
A Monroe exhibit will open
with a tea April ~ and q
birthday dinner and party
will be held the following
day.
The clubhouse of the Arts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
wow!

When the worlds most exciting eIostie
bro (thoYs Twiee-Over) comes in q new
woist-lensth version (thoYs Twiee-Over
Longtime )-wow! Moidenforme styles it
to make you seem sizes simmer! Fits like
custom-mode-ond II storts at Just 5.o5!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Perish D0nce SET

The st. James Annual Par
ish Dance will be held April
IL, beginning at $3.50 pm.
in the Crystal and Emerald
Rooms at st. Bernard's in
Riverdale, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

uled TO be part Of the new
jet airport at Chantilly.
Funds from the open house
will 60 to benefit Sully and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

pretty handdang combined with easyocareor Dacrone
fabric make these blou charming White paste Left with
bowed vneckline overbouse right with rounded collar
Sizes 1898. l495 each. Mail and phone orders invited
National $780, Boue Fifth Floors Spring Valley and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

the activities Of the woman's
Auxiliary Of st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church in Hern-
don, the sponsoring group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

ORGANs-KITT's offers Washing.
used olr s for Som. o. or h church af
Free home trial. free instruction
KITS. 1880 O st. NV. RE. q.
62l2. Alex. store open I'll Q pm.
1881 Nj. Vernon ave. Ample park.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-MD,
EMBASSY AREA

RIVERDALE-Lge. liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit, pvt. bath: comfort. /;
fnrn. UN. 4-2607.
suTTLAND. Md. M, Andrews AFB-
lge.. rms, LIST a.: ell utilG. fur
nished; sos q month. Redwood
6-797S.
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APIS. UNFURMIsHED-D.c.


APIS. UNFURNISHED-D.c.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n;w.-Elev;;. 3 bedrms:, liv, rm..
sli5. IA. $3.50.
CATHEDRAL AvE.-s lge. rmS.,
incl. cple. AID. 4-2i33.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-i bedrm.,
liy. nm, kit, bath; avail. April is.
$50 80. incl. all utils Apply 1888
HALEY terrace. Apt. /.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1920 r
81, n.w,-Spaeious . bedrms, liv,
rm.. kit, and bath apt. 9 flre-
places; $50 mo. Mr.. YOUNT,
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC d,
FOGGY BOTTOM-2 rms, kit. and
bath, nrepl.. patio, 3 exposures;
Sllb. ST 3.S22Q, FE. 3-26l4.
MT, PLEASANT = 0 lovely rms: 4
STU sfpIt' m or rs i 9.gssyS u'ii' incl
PA. AVE. sE.--3 rooms, pvt, bath,
incl: $3.50, III. 4.7sos u'N'
80 FORESTER ST. s.E.---Apt. 4,
2 rms. dinette. kit. and bath
REDEc. Refer. and stove. Only
Sb7 90 mo-. incl. heat and hot
water KEY Key Apt. /. Inspect or call
5ei KEARNY ST. NE.-Apt. /
Rtb6RRcs S S1His''f :S5 f!S S mo- N inal
heat and ", OPEN. Inspect or
1920 18th ST. NV. ; Apt. 4.
Turn. s12 mo, Key Ant. /. Inspect
or call co, b-0222.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

BED, Hollywood single, complete
with headboard: VI. old; 600
cond.; $50; RE. 6-34S7.
BEDS. oak / double and ! singl
with mattresses and springs,
scr. doors, dozen tension SCI
62x3l. aluminium. LII. 2-2656.
BEDRM SUITE, new, res. S27a
lawn furn., all kinds at wholesale
$50 dinette, S4b; etc. 4017 MINI
ave. ne, LU. SCOOP.
BINOCULARS. pr. 7x5Q Lett
German made with case, like new
10. S-S47S after q pm.
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TVS-USED

1VS-USEO
$30-S40-$50-$60
All Sizes. Screens Available
Open . AM. TO 8 Pm.
written Guarantee With Each r
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ROOMS FURNIsMED-M.W.


BENTON ST. NV, 37aO-Furn
room with porch No smoking
Kitchen privilege. Pc. 7-4lel.
conn. AVE AND WOODLEY RD,
vlC.-2707 Woodley pl. nv
Suit. or .. Reas, AID. 4-5e34,
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES.
29l7 2sth ST. exposures: 81
conn. AVE, 27II-Large from
studio room: attractive. modernist.
ically furnished. DE. 2-4l45. ~
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 r. !. ave
n.v.-Nice sgle. rm.. maid serv
linens: So vk. RE. 7-274s.
EMBASSY SECTION, 2I20 r St
( Quiet. conf. dble, sgie: maid
kit pTivils Also. sgles Spec
rates for gentleman students. Ex
cellent transportation. CO. 5-7l37
KENNEDY ST.. i440-Lge., attrac
rm-, . Ice. closets. Il. h.k. privils
nr. bus: $35-S4O mo: girl only
MADISON ST. NV. IaIs-Larg,
cor. rm.. next bath; maid service
home privils. RA. 6-l7O3.
n. n. AVE. NV, I535-unuSualil
nice single rooms, near bath anC
shower: 81 and 50 so VIZ.
vANNEs HOTEL, llOl 18th st
n.w.--Attr, rooms. ~ day up, OF
$40 Q week up, Dl. 7-7sss.
WY0. AVE.-Mansion. sele.. pvt
bath: newly decor. artistic home
Use steinWGy. $50 mo. DU. 7-3iS3
1883 1etb ST. N.w.-Bus. women
single. double Tms, /. clean, beaut
furn.; mod. baths. NO. 1870.
18th ST. NV. 3II1-Double anS
single. Phone AID. 2-25S7
18th ST. NV, 15l3-Beaut furn
rm., run. water: lovely house: $36
Maid. phone, bus. DE. 2-6530.
IN A LOVELY HOME, room. EN-.
ployed lady, or married couple
White. references. RA, 6-2OSS.
1888 PARK RD.. lovely clean rms
YOUNG men. single, double. mAic
serv.: park. SIS wk. Du 1854
1870 10th ST. N.W.-In formel
legation building; for employed
ladies: comfortable. spacious rms
under careful MANAGEMENT: un.
usual privileges; S25-S46, Cal
weekdays from 2 70 pm.
1I2G 9th ST.-Nics Kris rm; 3,
70 " Wk. and privils. Close Il
bus. stores. RA 3-722d.
SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM. 81 week
Private home: use of phone. ia
g-2e62 after Z pm.
QUE ST. NV, i766-''The Ken,
merit" lovely single rooms will
running water. 81 and $3.50 Wk
WALTER REED AREA = ModerI
furniture In private home. Cal
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS. pouits. Feed anc
poultry supplies. JAMES FEEL
STORE. o19 X st. NV. NE
6-00S9.
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~ PIC. TUBES-SETS

Nv PIC. TUBES-SETS
Picture tubes. new. 81 inch. guar
" W. su. r. pHSuPosT. is Iise FIN M nv
AID. 4-g636. 1910, -.
TYPEWRITER. recond., Ike new
guar; large stock standards Snc
ssins, CIRCLE. eis Sts st. NV NV
TYPEWRITER RIOT
100 iBM electric black models
Remington ana Underwood eleetfi,
typevriters priced from 500. so K
81 49, so. 100 Grey A model IBMi
priced from Sle9.5O TO S249. so
80 Grey texeeutiye A modell
priced from $500 so 70 S349 so
Easy terms; seen weekdays ct anI
g. g. I pHisTR si TYPEWRITER CON
5iv S 1a ano soas "a. ave ave. w s,IysI
Spring. Nd or call NE. 6-l00i.
VACUUM CLEANER, 0-E, swivaI
top canister, with All attaehments,
SIS; will deliver Agt. 10. s-6656.
VACUUM CLEANERS, at give-aWay
pIACcSt ONeI lVU ClehQeIbs some
new, used reprocessed: none priced
over S34 so. 2ll4 Pa. ave. NV,
Pc. T-265S
WASHER $50 Montgomery-Wart
AUTOMATIC, Good condition; SlO(
or best ODER. ". $3.50.
WASHER, late model, semi auto.
matte. In good cond.; S3b; vii
deliver. Ii. 1888.
WASHER. 1852, o-E, wTinger-type
good condition. Sl5. VIII. 6-g553,
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore
automatic. $50. Phone KE. 6-0526
WASHER AND DRIHR comb. tgas)
save 30es. no down payment: In.
! stalled in your home at once with
low mo. payments. CO. 5-0S95
wATCHES-40ss disc. on intl
I known fine watches. 5Oes on nm
ievelry. radios. allieator BAGS
! SAM ORBAcH. Seweler, ala Blu
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WHEEL CHAIR, nne quality, Suit,
I able for heavy person; S45. CO
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APIS. UNFuRHlsHEp-D.c,
lcoNrlNuEp)

5O6It And ST. SIC rms. bath.
porch; supply own gas heat;
3e4 3ith ST. s.E.-Apt. 4. 2 rms,
dill cite, kit, bath and scr. porch
Redec: Auto. gas heat. Only 500 80
nc soa OPEN Inspect or call co.
2 BEDRMs., liv. rm.. kit; bath;
newly painted: vacant S0D.50;
i4ss Columbia I'd. NV.
3s6i D ST. Sc. : Kit, dinette,
5 S1na' . w so incl utiis. ia. g.
I0i GALVESTON RI. s.w., Apt, 2
= rms dinette. kit. and bath
REDEC.; $40 mo, incl. all utils
Key Apt. /. Inspect or call Co
5-6222.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL around the
corner from this eficieney apt
S with puilman H. arsa syn poren'
20O7 FAIRLAWN AVE. s.E.-Bed.
rm.. liv. rnl.. .dinette, kit. and bath
$65; tenant furn. elec. OIL. 4-3624
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bachelor and efficiency in modern
eleV.-apt, bldg., newly decorated
S %snsRsf Until ~ pn lScr Sf 1861 81
$3.50 MINI, AYE. Sc, Apt. =,
. rms. .dinnete kit, bath ant
scr. porch; REDEC.; only S07 .bt
mo so incl. heat and INV Gail CO
OH KENNEDY ST. NV. Apt. Il
9 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette. kit,
bath and scr porch; Tede Gao auto to
Kew Apt. g. Inspect or call co
5.6222.
1915 18th ST. N,w,-s rms. kit.
viii decorate to suit tenant
/ Ige. rm., kit. and bath. SOL So
mo. incl heat and INV. To IN,
spect. see res. mgr. or eau Du
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS Z SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, AT.
TICS. rec rms; free estimates
terms Call WHITE, VIII. 6.0o4i
AIR DUCTS, heating. repairs. sheet
metal work. Free estimates. All
WORK guaranteed. RA. 3-7a20
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REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS

Eir:t;egality 9xl2 broedloom ans
$50 .95. ORIENTAL RUG MART
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COL0RED-I334 @ ST. N.E.-Lge.
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