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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
British Commonwealth

tconiinued from Back Paae
NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH.
THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS FORMS
TODAY, AS 1T DID IN lo45. GROUP or NATIONS.
INTELLECTUALLY. NUMERICALLY, AND MORALLY AS
STRONG, IF NOT STRONGER, THAN EITHER The UNIT
ED STATES OR THE Y. S. s. r. The fact that the land
involved scattered does NOT that the nations Of
the Commonwealth divided their postwar performances
speak for that.
THE MOMENT UNDERGOING COMPLETE REVISION OF
ITS PARLIAMENTARY AND COLONIAL SYSTEMS; AND
THE NATIONALIST CHINESE ARE HIDING OUT ON AN
ISLAND.
THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH IS AT PRESENT THE
POssESsoR OF THE HYDROGEN BOMB AND THE SEC
RET OF FUSION ENERGY yet your writer puts Com
mvnist China ahead of II as world power"
No wonder Americans get under British skins
Randolph. Mass. Dr. James T. Duhig
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The death toll could rise. Late Sunday hours after ihs
first sxpIosDsn. ABour 20 PERSONS sTtLL Wgg9 MISS.
no. Aho DoME or wsG asur1p WeNE sAauuRep WERE
1ue0sD - BADLY WAT they ARE NOT EXPECTED
TO LIVE.
Fireman ahsssd Ahs blaze ivst few sss Snort f shs
Cssho'ie Home for eplspsIe Children the rear Of the
apartment house.
Nuns prayed and placed pictures Of saints in windows
facing The MANAGING Asmss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
FIGHTER, Is. DIES OF INJURIES IN BOUT"

Sioux City Ia-Nate Simon. Los Angeles lightweight.
Detroit Tmes)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PATHETIC. MORTAL THOUGHT. ADAMEvE
MYTH! HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS PROT
EsTANTs AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL.
THE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS !, ARE DEVILS DuPEs
AND DEPUTIES FOR THE MYTHICAL.
DEvILIsH. ANTI-cHRIsT. PsYcHoPATHIc.
ADAMEvE. MuRDERous CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN
PARENTHooD 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE" or
ACCEPTING AS REAL a so-eaIled MATERIAL"
CREATION AND uNIvERSE!-A COLOSSAL FALSE
HOOD. SEEKING TO ANNUL THE ETERNAL TRUTH
PERFECT CREATOR ONE PARENT. CREATION
UNIVERSE. VERY cooD"l-cenesis l3l-voiD
OF HUMANS. ADAMS. EYES. MuRDERous GAINS.
JUDASES, KNAvEs AND FoolS--M-Y-TH-s ALI
VOID TOO OF DEATH DISASTERS. DEFoRMlTiEs,
PESTLENcEs. WARS-MoRE MYTHS
EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY PoPUlATlNc. SUPER
sATURATINc, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN WITH
EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT
-uNlNvADABLE. iNcoRRUPrBLE.
iNvuLNERABLE
a.. collapsed 81 The end Of the ninth round and
reqsined consciousness" Detroit Times)
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOV. 20. 1853 IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Thanksgiving Nsssaue-

"Te stern faith which guided these men 70 our .ho~..
= Will sUsens and modes Of living have been r.o,.x
bv changing world In ihe centuries since ,h., h..
time Of 1871. We stII have least one thino N e.
with prsdecsssors This, most precious her;,.r. =
the simple gesture OF giving thanks together on p.r
vsry designated day. to he Power which rules our ,e,
1.-The expression OF thanks Is Of ths most
and sposNsnsovs Of human actions The words far ,h,L
YOU smong The most beautiful In any Isnou.ns rd
among hs richest in ssnins They esn be said pefre
forly and without real feeling When they rise truly s
the speakers heart they recognize an action and
bond without which fhs world would be poor indeed,hs
action Of assistance and the bond Of gratitude.
THE Offering of fhsns often deeply personal ,h;rr
delicate and private gesture For this reason u c;ch,
strange that state government should soernv nro
claim dsy Of public thanksgiving state oyevsr !;
composed Of individuals all Of whom have much for ,h
they should give thanks
"As Commonwealth, too have many causes for ora,
vde Massachusetts, has gone through many periods Of trial
since the little band Of Pilgrims landed in 1920 We owe
heartfelt tribute to fhs Providence which has bron. ne
safely to present happiness As give thanks for pst
avors, must remember like our forefaters 70 ask for
continued Divine guidance assistance for the wars
ahead
NOW, therefore. Foster FvreoIo Governor Of tho
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, do hereby proclaim az
day Of
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER n, 1858
and request fe citizens Of the Commonwealth 70 naena
fully in tfis observance
Foster Fvreoo, Governor"
"coD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

vEeHtjWvsd frem Back Pass)
THE MYTHICAL, HUMAN cREATioN-ADAMs.
EYES. MuRDERous CAMS. JupAsEs. kNAvEs AND
FOOLS. ARE CONCEIVED IN SIN AND BROUGHT
FORTH IN iNfouiTYI WHO CAN BRING FORTH A
CLEAN FROM AN UNcLEAN? MAN THAT IS BORN
OF WOMAN IS A FEW DAYS AND FULL OF
TROUBLE Job. Old T.
PART z
The FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRlPPlES
OF NON CHRIST SCIENTIST MESSIAH
THINKING. LEADERSHIP. THERAPEUTICS.
EDUCATION. CULTURE. ENTFRT AlliMENT.
RECREATION. MUST. AND WILL. SUBMIT
10 THE CHRIST REBIRTH,
SPIRITUAL REGENERATION, OF NY ONE. PURE,
TRUE CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST 1.-THE
LIBERAToR OF THE DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDO
MENT, HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE, OF THE MYTH
I-c-A-L. DEvLISH. ANTi.cHRiST. PsYcHOPATHC.
ADAM-EvE. MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS kNAvEs
AND FOOLS PSEUDO CREATION WHICH WOULD
MAKE nae. GOD. A COLOSSAL LIAR. iMPoTENT.
INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR, AND PARENT; WOULD
DENY THE VALIDITY OF THE ETERNAL TRUTH.
Genesis l:3l. 1000 DC: land GOD SAW ALL THAT
HE HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD IT WAS [-Lsl VERY
GOOD!
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Montreal Fire

tcontnved from Back Pagel
SUFFERING rs as U.N.R- Al AS ITS RELATIVE
CAUSE. TIE DEVIL DIVINE LOVE IS THE ONE, k'EA-l
PARENT. CREATOR, YOUR "FATHER-MoTHeR
GOD. ALL-HARMONioUST
cHAsTENEp THOUGHT. REPENTANCE MsskNsss.
HUMILITY ARE IMPERATivE! THEN DIVINE soNs1'r
IS AppREHENpEp WITH UNAVAILABLE. oMNl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE = TIE
FATHERS HOUSE or MANY MANs'oNsi- :
10 DEAD m MONTREAL FIRE
20 Are Missing, IS Others Injured
free Prsss)
hoNTREAL-AAi least - persons died ana "o"s '''
spiepte children threatened Sunday wnsn TWO -
ferrous exu,os.r. a, "A roaring fire fovrstory apart
msnt heuss
(conslnvsd Next Column Top,
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INFLUENCES by joining soesIIed patriotic organizations
WARNED ~ POPE
Ts csihoIe Pssriofc Organization for example, says
b prompting purely Chinese brand Of csshoicsn
with Ties TO the Vatican Pope Plus XII has threaicned
accommodation for It's leaders.
The Reds apparently convinced that by splitting the
various religions away from their parent churches Rome
end cera and in India they inItrafe the Chinese
groups and preeipifsfe an early decay Of religion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Red China Wiping-

(ConiInusd from Back Pags)
AND AS nv c-H-i-L-DL-E-S-S HOLY GHOST CON-
cEjvED SON. CHRIST JEsUS,-iNvlNClBLE DIVINE
TRuTH-ovERrHREW the PAGAN. ROMAN
EMPlREl
AND TO-DAY, NY MESSIAH NATION TO ALL TIE
NATIONS. HOME or THE MOTHER CHURCH. THE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IN BOSTON,
MASSACHUSETTS. SUCCESSOR TO BANKRUPT ROME
AND JERUSALEM. nv ONE PURE. TRUE CHURCH.
IS EXPECTING 1.-THE HEALING or THE NATIONS"
(RsvsIssionl-AN AWAKENING. APPREHENSION.
OF THE TRUE. Externally HARMONIOUS NATIONS.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. COMPLETELY PoPu-
LATINO suPER-sATuRATINc. THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH UNAVAILABLE, iNcoRRUpTIBLE
INvuLN ERABLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LiFEi
RED CHINA WIPINc OUT ALL TYPES
OF RELIGION
my. Times)
HONG KONG APl-coMMUNIsT CHINA HAS BEGUN
NEW PHASE or ITS WAR AGAINST RELIGION ey
FORCING CHINESE RELIGIOUS LEADERS TO BRING
THEIR FLocks INTO IAE COMMUNIST FOLD.
Communist press reports do not explain how these
leaders are hslns A,psrsvsdsd" TO do this
But they say Communists leaders have GIVEN Up SOFT
PEDALINc TACTICS and have announced that ALI RELIC
IONS MUST EVENTUALLY BE oBLiTERATEp--Liou'-
DATED"
During The Hss stage already IN yrss ALI RELIC
Ious GROUPS lN cs>llsA-chrissisns. fosIss, Bvddss
and Tsslsss n purely Chinese rs'ison) ARE TO BE
FORCED 10 BNEAk THEIR TIES WITH ALI OUTSIDE
tcsniInvsd Nsx Column. TspS
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Lack OF Stand IN

CONTINUED from Back Page
A WISE, CHRISTLIKE BALANCE IMPERATIVE!
YOU ARE YOUR "BROTHER's KEEPER!
AND. A GOOD SAMARITAN ROLE is BOTH A PRivI-
LEcE AND OBLIGATION! BUT, NY VALIANT. ST.
PAuLs COUNSEL IS VALID:
WORK OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION!
PURE. HONEST RELIGION. THERAPEUTICS.
IMPERATIVE! OF nay ONE. PURE. TRUE
CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST J.
THE ONE PURE, TRUE. BASIC EDUCATION.
CULTURE, POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcREA-
TON. CONTROL or PHYSICAL. NATURAL
SCIENCE, NATURALLY A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL =
THE REDS" PUNY' Cod!-DESTINED FOR
SUBMISSION TO THE MARVELLOUS CHRIST. MASTER.
SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE
1.-THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES!
Lack of Stund-In Hit
POWERS DEATH BLAMED ON CUTS
IN FILM BUDGETS
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. l8.-First shock of Tyrone Powers
sudden death while engaged in srueIins mskebeeve
dagger duel with George Sanders in Madrid last Saturday
had barely subsidized before Hollywood actors sharpen
ing weapons for attack working conditions.
Reports that Power aiIng and had consulted ply
stefan few days before his death whipped the growing
fear that PRODUCERS struggling with accomplished bud
gets and curaied shooting schedules have been making
demands their performers far beyond normal human
endurance.
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& Die As Car Hits Tree

tconiinved from Back Page)
ALL ARE INVITED TO COME FOR A HEAVENLY.
cHRlSTLIKE. REBlRTH SPIRITUAL REGENERATION.
APPREHENDlNC THE SOLE REALITY OF UNlN.
vADABLE. lNcoRRUPTiBLE. oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. NY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
DIE AS CAR HITS TREE AT ITO MPH
Tire Blows as Police Chase Auto
Crash on US-27 Neur St. Johns
BY Owen c. Deatriek free Press
ST. JoHNS-Six Persons-iwo Of them girls under s.
killed Sunday when their blew tire and smashed
into tree police chased them At 10 miles hour
State Police said the victims their way to New
berry. Mich. for funeral.
ONLY ONE PERSON, A l7.YEAR-oLp HITcHHiKER.
SURVIVED.
And James Edward Rsh Of Rodney, Mich in critical
condition Clinton Memorial Hospital here. suffering from
multiple fractures Of the lower hip and spine.
Rish neohersnt after the tragedy on uS-27, five
miles north Of ST. Johns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
In another series Of accidents
Is CARS MT. SHOTS FLY IN WILD ITO
MPH CHASE

Arrested was Bsnismin Z. Pitmsn 49, Of 81 Orchestra
Place. He is in Receiving Hospital with head eonvsons
injured struggle with four policemen trying 10 put hand
cuffs and leg irons him.
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7 Rescued, 3 Lost


GOD. ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC. pathetic. EPISODE!
But. FORTUNATELY. A MYTH !-0F IMPURE
PRAYERS. DISCIPLINE. THINKING.
LEADERSHIP! : OF PRISONERS OF the DEVIL.
the NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
MANS GOD GIVEN DOMINION OVER ALL !!
EA HEBREW. A CATHOLIC.
A PROTESTANT. GODS OFFSPRING?
OR IS AN ADAM. AN EVE. A MURDERoUs CAIN,
A JUDAS, A KNAvE OR A FOOL THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD.
GODS oFFsPRiNc?-THE OFFSPRING OF UNERRINc.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE, THE
ONE SOUL, THE ONE SANE, REAL MIND. IN.
AND or. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSAL THE ONE
REAL PARENT YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD,
ALLIlARNoNIous"- oMNIPoTENT, ALL-sPAcE
sATuRATINc, ENcoMPAssINc. DIVINE LOVE!
THE ONE REAL CREATOR. PARENT.
CREATION. UNIVERSE. VERY Good!
Genesis 1891.
THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED
MATERIAL" WORLD ARE FRAUDULENT. MYTH.
i-c-A-L. MORTAL THOUGHT couNTERFElTs
AND BURLEsQUES OF NY OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE
NY. GODS, CREATION IS MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLkE.-ETERNALLY
COMPLETELY PoPuLATINc, suPERsATuRATiNc.
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE iNcoR-
RuPTiBLE INvULNERABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT.
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL t-MYTH-
IcAl-l BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"!-L, God, to ST. Paul. to you.
THE UNIVERSE IS l00es THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT!
70 THOSE "vH0 GO DOWN TO the SEA
IN SHIPS" PsuIms-
BEHOLD, HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER
ALL THE (so-e.Iledl mower OF THE ENEMY! - THE
MYTHICAL. DEViLiSii ANTLcHRIST.
PsYcHoPATRIc, ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO HUMAN
CREATION
land N.o-T-HIlN.c SHALL BY ANY MEANS HoRI
YOu"l-Chrisf Jesus in Luke 1917
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.menthol fresh
rich tobacco taste
.modern filter, too

Freshness of growing things and softly fragrant air.
Spring day like this reeshes you Salem reeshes you
taste Through SaIems purewhte filter flows the freshe
taste in cigarettes You smoke refreshed pack after pac
srAK MAJ
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star stan writer

the crocodes the agators and the caym
that ptmeva sWampS
about the whole tribe
crocodile
periods Of time Only
wnen ne
hunting crocodile still his tropical stream ano
a floating log.
closely related Dros
other reptiles the structure OF their uS an
their They and build nests for them u
these Scal the like birds Inc
vegetable the little into the open IN
8
have hunted alligator called in Latin America
the speed he
creatures Over short distances they fast their py legs
anything four feet.
There agaoS crocodes left this country NANNY
Southern Florida living wrestling with them
identify crocodile head an an
alligator because the teeth of the ft notches
FISH, birds mammals anything
KpngS
a would be pretty
snorkel Nature gave MIN
hundreds
The FirstS
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Next Week: The First Spray Gun.)
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ALICE DEAL-ST. AIMS AREA-3777 VEAZEY
STREET NW.-oPEN SUM-, l-6- Beautiful
big semidet. brick home with FIVE sleeping
rooms and u baths on 7nd floor. Liv. nm.
with fireplace. large din. rm., DEN and XII.
on LIST floor. Full both in basement. Goruee.
Cos hot-vOter heot. VACANT. Short wolk 10
eitYs finest schools Priced OF Sls,500. Will
consider Sl,700 down with bolonee in one
trust. Wisconsin Ave. to Veozsy. right to home.
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WHEATON PLAZA
SHOPPING CENTER

S. stores, including
Woodward g Lothrop,
to be located in this
huge FesionoI shopping
center Completion in
Foil, 1859; just 5 min
utes from Holiday Park.
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Continued From Page Bel

Continued From Page b.
that slide open onto terraces.
turning the earliest crocuses
OF spring and the latest chry-
santhemums OF fall into nat
ural adornments Of the In
terror.
The house Is owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel N. Zarpas.
The address Is 450i Great
Oak road. Manor Club Es-
tates. Norbeck. Md. Arcln-
tect was Harold l.. Esten. Mr..
Zarpas was his own general
contractor.
Here are a few other facts:
/. The house Is q four-level
split design that has i've bed
rooms. three bathrooms. liv-
ing room. dining room. study.
kitchen. family room. game
room. heater space, laundry
space and an outdoor bal
cony.
2. The living room. dining
room and kitchen have q
common terrace bordered by
an ls-inch-high seating wall.
The study has a private ter
race, the family room has
its own terrace screened by
planting. The 24-foot long
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One available
miles beyond the District Line Monond overlooking the Potomac The NAEEW
fifth bedroom Priced S295o $4,000 25yeo First oobe
Spring Valley Shopping Center country Community
Macarthur
CT out Massachusetts, Ave. left on oeon P ond follow OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
SALES BY BENNETT CONSTRUCTION
MATTHEWS 8
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FomiIies With Children
Need q Big Kitchen

balcony Is accessible from the
master bedroom.
3. You enter the house on
the second level. Go up seven
steps and you reach the floor
having living room. dining
room and kitchen.
Go up another seven steps
and you are on the top floor.
which has four bedrooms and
two baths.
Go down seven steps from
the entry and you are on the
level which contains the
game room. heater space,
laundry space and maids
room and bath. on the entry
level are the study and fam
lily room.
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sixth biennial meeting Of the In
ternationAl Federation Of Land
scape Architects.
The meeting OF the American
Society viii open tomorrow.
Sessions at the Shoreham
Hotel viii continue through
Friday.
Landscape Architecture In
the Modern World" viii be the
theme Of the American So
ciety's meeting.
Government ofiicials who win
address the sessions include
William O. carnes. Of the Ma
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Walls Poneled

4. Exterior walls are OF
rose-colored brick and red
wood boards. The roof is OF
white asbestos shingles. In
terror walls are plastered.
with some walls paneled In
redwood. oak or walnut. The
plastered walls are chiefly
white. though some are paint
ed in accent colors, such as
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PUBLIC GOLF
COURSES

The Silver Spring and
Sligo Park public golf
courses ore within 10
minutes drive Of beou-.
tiful Holiday Pork.
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tional Park Service; Richard
L. Steiner. commissioner Of the
Urban Renewal Administration:
orvil r. olmsted. assistant
commissioner for development.
Public Housing Administration:
w. Beverly Mason. jr.. assistant
commissioner for technical
standards. Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. and Don. w. Lout-
zenheiser. chief OF the Bureau
Of Public Roads highway de-
sign division.
Among other speakers from
the Washington area are VIII
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liam L. slayton. vice president
for planning and development
OF the Webb a Knapp National
Corp, Washington. and Charles
A. Phelan. jr.. executive direc-
tor Of the American Planning
and Civic Association.
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Our lody Of Good Coun-
sci Cotholie High School
for Boys opens Septem-
Der. 1858; just 5 min
utes from Holiday Park.
Public and other poro-
ehiol schools for oil
orodes neorby.
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Landscape
Architects
To Meet

Landscape architects from "a
countries viii gather here next
week for the seth annual meet
ing OF the American Society OF
Landscape Architects and the
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beige In the study. apple
green In the game room and
turquoise In the kitchen.
5. Forced-warm air heat
ing Is by two furnaces. one
a counteriow type.
8. The house is so feet long
and 50 feet wide. IL Is built
on a sloping lot.
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WEsTMoRELAND HlLLS-53Is cARVEL RD.
Open SUM-. l-6-Stotey Colonial in per-
feetIY beautiful setting. Lovely big rooms. 4
bedrooms and IA boths. One bedroom has
fireplace and serves os delightful den. Priced
OF S39,950. Moss. Ave. to WestmoreIond
Circle. right on DoIeeoro Drive, left on Jones.
town Rd. and right TO corsl I'd. and home
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-s6oz VAN NESS
STREET N.W-oPEN SUM-, l-6-Loyey big
4-bedrOOm, 21-both semi detached brick !
block from Bureou Of Stondords. Short wok 10
the finest public. poroehiol and pivote schools
in the city LOW, Low 20s-MAKE YOUR
BID! BEST OFFER THIS WEEKEND NAY
BUY! Will consider q and FLA coniFoets
Conn., Ave. 10 Won Ness, left 10 home.
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500
z pairs for 1850

55/45 Docron and royon AUTOMATIC wash n weor-osh
in the machine dry dryer, little ironing needed Also
washable sIoek on/Docron/woo by the top maker of
Summer clothing All the wanted coo 2o to A.
.sr.,s ~
ssr l495 to 1926 Summer slocks 50. | .olzse
.s3.@ 1875 10 1926 Summer sloeks"a'.a 'aaa 1889
1926 Wash n Wear" Sport coots 1899
ss5 Sport coots-some silk-wool z4So
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

greeted the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Frederick Brown Harris
Hospitality but she invited
DR.. Harris for a seated talk
just before she retired to her
suite at S'oclock.
She has always attended
DR.. Harris church, the
Foundry Methodist Church,
when in Washington. In fact.
when the Harrises visited
Formosa in 1856, the Gener-
aliSsimo told him. My wife
has said so much to me about
Foundry Methodist Church
and about you that ! have
really felt for a long while
that you were my pastor"
THERE'S A FULL
LENGTH FIGURE Of Nine.
Chang Kai-shek in the Four
Freedoms stained glass win
dow in the Ball Memorial
Chapel Of Foundry Church
with a quotation by Nine.
Chang.
The longs hundreds Of
guests filed the embassy yes
terday and overfiowed onto
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the extensive lawn Of the
Twin Oaks estate. Happily u
vas a ralnlsss day for q
change.
Bullets and bars we're very
conveniently distributed IN 80
many places nobody had 10
push through a crowd or wait
for long 10 sample the liquor
or the superb fare. Americans
helped themselves with pleas
ure 10 delectable egg roll.
sweet and sour pork. dark
smoked eggs and various
other delicacies.
olimpsed ON the porch or
the lawn were Robert Flem-
Ing. Gwen cafritz. the Bob
0uggenheims. Gen. and Mrs.
Franklin Hart. Uruguayan
Ambassador and Sonora de
Lacarte. Representative Law
renee Curtis. Representative
Katharine st. George. Gen.
and Mrs. Lyman L. Lemnitzer.
Philip Grove, the Spanish
Ambassador and Countess de
Motrico. the Cuban Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Arroyo
and George Doole.
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MissArno
Is Murried

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil ID Arno
Of New Hartford. N. Y. an
nouce the marriage oi their
daughter Barbara Amp 70 Mr..
Thomas stovall Roberts. son
Of Col. ciaudius II. M. Rob-
erts. retired. and Mrs. Roberts
Of Syracuse. N. Y.
The wedding took place
recently IN Hendricks Chapel.
Syracuse University. with the
Rev. Charles c. Noble oficiat-
ing.
The bride attended Mum
son Williams Proctor Art
Institute IN Utica. N. ". and
Is q junior az Syracuse Uni
verslty.
Mr.. Roberts was graduated
from the Hill School. Potts
town. Pa. and attended the
Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology. He Is at present
q student at syracuse Univer-
sity.
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Among the Chinese guests
were Ambassador and Nine.
Tong. Permanent Represent
alive TO the United Nations
and Nine. Tingfu =. Tsiang
and Mrs. X. y. Dzune, niece
OF Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
Others there were Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs. Dulles,
Welfare Secretary Folsom,
Chairman Of the Joint Chiefs
OF Stan and Mrs. Nathan
Twining. Assistant Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Walter
Robertson and Chief OF
Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan.
Completing the list were
Admiral and Mrs. Arthur
Radford. the Right Rev. Her
bert Welsh. Methodist Bishop
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Continued From Page b.
soothing. this reporter is now
pleased to explode this oft
repeated legend. Nine.
Chiang's niece, Mrs. X. V.
Dung of New York. was
there and she said the rea-
son her aunt had slept on
silk sheets in China is that
neither cotton nor linen was
easily available and silk was
cheaper anyhow.
At one time, however. she
was allergic to wool SO that
she required comforts for
warm covering instead Of
blankets, or blankets sewn
into a covering. Mrs. Dzung
did not know how the errone-
GUS story got started, but
she could see that. once
begun. it had enough glamour
to keep it going Her aunt
is now cured of her allergy
and will have linen sheets
and blankets If it's cool
enough while visiting the
Robertson menage.
Nine. Chang not only
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President
Gives
Luncheon

President and Mrs. Eiscn-
hover entertained at q
luncheon yesterday in honor
Of Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
II was the first time the
Eisenhowers had honored the
First Lady Of China since
her last visit here IN 1858.
The guests were seated
around the oblong table IN
the state dining room which
was decorated with pale pink
carnations and babies breath.