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Congress Called

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AND THE INCREASING MOMENTUM or NY, GODS.
ONE TRUE, PURE, MATURE RELIGION AND THERA-
PEUTIcs OF ALL TIME. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
CAN DUPLICATE NY, GODS, OVERTHROW OF
EGYPTIAN DEsPOTiSM, OWING TO NY ENFORCED
OBEDIENCE OF MOSES - HENCE. A TRUE PROPHECY
RE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, EARLY IN THE 10Th
CENTURY
ut is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :"
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES = THE ONE. TRUE.
PURE, BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION. CONTROL OF
NATURAL sciENcE-NATURALLY A PRISONER
or THE DEVIL
Today in Nofionol Affairs
CONGRESS CALLED INTIMIDATED BY MONEY
OF LABOR UNIONS
BY David Lawrence
my. Trbvne
WASHINGTON. April 24-The story Of the year is being
unfoIded right now in Congress.
It's the story Of how Iabor-vnion money-eontrbvfed
heavily in political eampaigns-keeps majority Of
members Of Congress from enaetng laws that would do
away with the raeefs whereby the dues Of the worngmen
stolen or misvsed.
IFS the story also of how Congress- though knowing full
we'll how boycos Of innocent parties used further
the aims Of labor Unions does nothing by of legislation
TO correct the abuses.
It's the story Of how and hired thugs nfimidafe
American citizens who their right work
and TO picket lines.
Plenty Of ovtcries heard when civil rights"
denied other fields Of Constitutional law but such
support given the simple proposition that the American
citizen must be free Join not TO Join union and II
he Declines that he for such alone be de-
proved of his Job
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what Is important II seems TO me. Is 10 look a. what
.h rsorosnixsfion seeks 70 accomplish and Why
The simple inssesPsb's premise Of hs Presidents plan
. that since modern wsspons-IcBMs IRBMs and anti
.e issllss-cv oil services be used BY al
;ees then units Of ell three services must be combined
Under unified command TO carry out specific strategic
missions
The Eisenhower Reorganization would do this
Bv, why do now7 Why do IN time Of pesee what ,iqIs
be necessary in time Of war;
There are reasons. One Is that should war come
there would unlike World War H. be long period before
we would have TO b retsIIsng with everything we have
Secondly, such unified commands needed now be.
cause the first purpose Of armed forces Is TO deter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
DEMOCRATS TRY TO USE SLUMP
AS POLITICAL TOOL
By David Lawrence

By David Lawrence free Press)
WAsHINcTON-The Democrats have apparently de-
cded TO make political capital out Of the recession. They
putting hearings which concerned with
making political propaganda than with helping to put Amer
ica's economic house in order.
The spectacle Of taking testimony from Harry Truman.
whose administration been accused Of gross indifference
unemployment the 949 recession is kind Of political
circus which memories Of similar tactics in the
1906
For the people Of the United States again paying
the penalty today of divided government. WITH THE
DEMOCRATS IN CONTROL OF THE HOUSE FROM DE-
GENDER. 1890. THROUGH FEBRUARY 1893. THE PoLIT-
icAL WARFARE AGAINST THE REPUBLICAN PRES
DENT GREW so INTENSE THAT TIE LATTER ONCE
REMARKED IT WAS TRAGIC TO FIND HIS OPPONENTS
PREFERRINc TO PLAY POLITICS WITH HUMAN
MISERY"
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Political Tool


THE ONE REAL CREATION IS ETERNALLY
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH, DEATH, DEVIL, HELL,
"MATTER"-THE DEVILS 'fHoNY SUBSTANCE -
MYTH. LIKE THAT MURDERER, LIAR, WHO
A6IDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH, Jesus said Of the
devil. John s:43. a.. BECAUSE THERE IS NO TRUTH
IN HIM - NO REALITY! AS REVEALED
FURTHER IN NY MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE
CHRIST, SUPER. ABSOLUTE ScIENcE-MAsTER or
ALL THE SCIENCES UNIVERSAL MESSIAH,
FULFILLING JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND PROPHECY
OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINcs"l
THE COMMUNIST BUILDUP. SOVIET AND
CHINESE. IS OF THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS!
ADAM-EvE DUPES, GAINS. JUDASES, kNAvES
AND FOOLS, THE NON-cHRisT SCIENTISTS!
THE LATTER ARE NY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE
THEY WILL PLAY THE FOREMOST ROLES IN 1.-THE
HEALING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
APPREHENSION OF REAL NATIONS CREATION,
UNvERSE-ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS, iNcoR-
RUPTIBLE. INvULNERABLE! OMNPoTENT. DIVINE
LOVE EXCLUDES ANY POSSIBLE REALITY
10 THE DEvlLiSH MYTHICAL ADAM-EvE,
GIGANTIC FRAUD. SPIRITUAL LUNAcY. OF SIN.
DISEASE. DEATH, HUMAN BIRTHS. AND DEvILIsH
DELUsIoN OF ANOTHER PARENT CREATOR,
THAN l. YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMON-
IoUs,"-oBsERvED STRICTLY BY THE CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS WHO WOULD NOT PROSTITUTE
HIS CODCIvEN FACULTIES AND POWERS TO
MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES,
MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS!
AS Lawrence Sees II
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Labor Raekets-

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BUT ONLY NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRlsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE PURE ENOUGH
IN HEART TO APPREHEND NEEDFUL SUBMISSION
TO DIFFERENTIATION, DISCIPLINE, cONsEcRA.
TON TO EARLY. DAILY STUDY OF NY MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST. ABSOLUTE. MASTER
SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEoPLEs, UTILIZING THE INCOMPATIBLE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LEsSON-sERMONs
THUS, YOU APPREHEND THE FULFILLMENT OF
JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT
wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" OF
"ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER, WHO
WILL ABIDE WITH you FOREVER! CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE, "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REvELATIoNo
land TEACH YOU ALL THINGS!
CURB ON LABOR RAcKETs IS VETOED
BY HARTMAN
my. Tribvne)
ALBANY April 24-Gov. Hartman set up sure CAM
paign today when he vetoed clearly bad bI
amedS evrbing raekefeer
ing and corruption in labor unions
He also set to rest dispute that has been going for
the last year by signing legislation which will increase from
$40 to $45 the maximum weekly benefit payments allowable
under the workmen's compensation law.
The labor raekeieering bill would require union officers
to file detailed financial reports for public inspection
would also require them TO keep orderly books make them
responsible for mishanded funds and forbid officers to
borrow money from union treasures.
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US. Steel

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HOOD ScOFFS AT CHARGES AGAINST STEEL
Soys No Industry Caused Initiation
my. Trbune
KANSAS CITY. No., April " tUP)-
TO BLAME IMITATION ON INDUSTRY. OR A
SINGLE COMPANY WITHIN INDUSTRY. IS like
TRYING TO BLAME The cow BECAUSE THE
MORNING MILK SP0IlS AT THE DOORSTEP"
Clifford r. Hood president Of United States Steel Corp
said today.
Mr. Hood said his own company has been branded as
nseader charged with raising prices until products are
priced out Of the market
He said that from the charges "one would almost be-
ieve that the enemies Of private enterprise, deber
seIy seeking to ALLEVIATE customers, stockholders and
employees, not to mention the nation as whole"
Imitation has been widespread since l94o for such
a simple and mistaken explanation OF It's cause Mr.
Hood asserted He said companies, his included have
felt lis "debtang effects" much any other segment
Of the nation.
Mr. Hoods remarks prepared for delivery al the annual
banquet Of The Blue Valley Manvaefvrers and Business
Mems Association, took special significance in light OF
the automatic wage hike steel companies must grant workers
July under threeyear labor contract
HITS SOARING WAGES
CLEVELAND ApriI ~ (UPl-Roger M. BIough, chair
man Of United States Corp said today that American
woren are pricing themselves out Of the market in the
face Of rising competition from foreign countries
Mr. BIovqh speaking before meeting Of the Cleveland
Chamber Of Commerce said that tariffs and other such
expsdsnss provide permanent solution TO The problem
Sooner or later will have to face squsrely TO the
one vndsnisbe fact that America, nation. Is pricing
itself out Of The market" Mr.. Bovgh said
Rsng The standard Of living for everyone In this eou-
,rv v producnq more Of goods which everyone needs
and wants l. one thing Mr. BoUsh said but raising the
cost Of producing goods that the producer and his
employees are placed al . competitive disadvantage Is quite
another thing
~HIcnER WAGES CAN ONLY BE MET ~ HIGHER
PRICES SO THAT M THE END THERE IS NO INCREASE
IN PURCHASING POWER RESULTS"
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Devil S Labor Steals
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SERVED THE DEVIL. PERMITTING HUNDRED
BILLION LABOR 'sTEALS-APPRovIN0 DEVILS
REDS CONCEIVED AND WRITTEN WAGNER
LABOR RELATIONS AcTM
NoNcHRlsT SCIENTIST. DEVILS LABOR BARoNs-
LATE SIDNEY HlLLMAN, HEBREW - E. D. RS,
DEVIL IMPOSED PET,-'cLEAR IT WITH SIDNEY
re Vee-PresdentiaI nominee.
DAVID DuBINsKY-HEBREW. TOO !-oF DEVILS
DIRTY RECORD
DEVILS JOHN L. LEWIs-thst half million bride
Of President, r. D. r.!
And then John L. svked in his tent because hadn't
bought all the power he had hoped for!
And ths DEVILS Democrats have permitted the public
and management exploitation by that DEVILS RED Or
AUSTRALIA, HARRY BRDGES-ihe labor car OF the Pa
eie Coast
WALTER REuTHER. THE DEVILS AMERICAN YER
SION OF HITLER. MUsSoLN, AND STAlINl sobs thar
me RIGHT TO WORK LAWS" permit Tree riders
That BRAVE AND COURAGEOUS MINORITY AMONG
LABOR PEOPLE WHO DO NOT WISH TO COME UNDER
THE DOMINATION OF THESE DEVILS LABOR RAG
kETEERsI
REUTER-, THAT SPIRITUAL LUNATic WOULD
FORCE ALL LABOR TO PAY TRIBUTE FINANCIALLY
AND POLITICALLY TO THE LABOR BARoNs FOR
me POWER GIVEN LABOR THROUGH The u s.
SUPREME COURT AND THE MAJORITY or
VOTERS. SUCKERS WHO GAVE THE DAMNED
CRIPPLE, r. D. R.-MoRALLY. SPIRITUALLY, AND
INTELLECTUALLY DEFECTIVE, THE WAGES OF
SIN" - FOUR TERMS III
WHAT SUCKERS THE MAJORITY CAN BE
VI COURSE INFERloRiTY IS ALWAYS IN The
MAJORITY. IN TIE DEVILS MYTHICAL,
ANTI-cHRsT. ADAMIEvE. PSEUDO. 'PHoNy'. soea'ed
,,, MATERIAL" sUPPosITiTious 'cREAIioN'
1oI-"oNE WITH GOD IS A MAJoRiTy"i ts&ro
CANADA COMPLAINS
FARMERS RAP SNUG HYPOCRISY OF LABOR
PRODUCERS At MERCY or UNIONS
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 3. 1858
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MONEY TO LOAN

Randall H. Hagner & Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. $4,000
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SHAPIRO INC 141s X ME. s-1717

5hAPIRO INC I4I3 K NE. SHY
Prince Georges County
1870 ACRES six and eight tenths
miles from the D. c. line. Has
1900 feet Md. State road from
tage and q stream boundary OF the
same distance. . rented houses, l
tenant house and tobacco barn.
tillable land Is adapted for tobac-
co and truck crops. The South and
Southeast Maryland housing trend
makes this acreage an investment
per acre as an entirety. THEO.
DORE F. MENK, 927 18th st. NV.
nv q-CEAn
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FARMS


500 On, s7b mo. buys for 3d.
timber. hard I'd; AZ mi. SO, D. o
L. I, SELF AGENT, TE. 6-4I3l
LARGE DAIRY FARM. fully
equipped, with approx. 500 acres
s-173s after q pm.
500 On, $40 mo. buys for So.
400, IL acres Of woodland. az
M 90; q; c. L. L. SELF. Agent
Sl00 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for
S5,50O,. SO acres, -7-room, 2-story
frame house, needs repairs; good
metal roof: about " Of acreage
IN grass, rest in saw timber:
phone and electricity installed
% nj. 50; D. c. L. L. SELF. Ascent
$50 DOWN, s25 MO-, buys fol
$500 ID acres good level land
state road: 50 miles south D, c
L. L. SELF, Agent, TIE. 0-413l.
POTOMAC-ROCKVILLE schools =
55'x2S redwood ranch house, fire-
place: stable; ga acres fenced
pasture. END OF TULIP LANE,
of Glen Mil I'd. Sale, $4,000:
terms, $4,000 cash. Rent, $50,
Possession Sept. 80. See tenants
or write M. v. DRAYER, Freeman
I'd, Rte. 2, Westerville, Ohio.
Mr.. WARRENTON, VA.-40 acres;
suitable for farming or horses;
6-rm. modern house, III baths;
7-stall barn with water and lights,
kennel, hay storage for 80 tons.
On hard-top road u mi. Casa
nova, Va. Price, S1S,5O0. c. q.
TURNER, Owner. Tel. Warrenton,
Va, ST. S-5741.
WEEKEND RETREAT OR RETIRE
MENT-Seven secluded acres, with
6-rm. house, mr.. washington, Va.
beyond Warrenton). adioins natl.
park: $4,000. OWNER, IA. 1892
400 ACRES mr., Chantiliy airport,
suitable for dairy or cattle raising,
4 sets Of buildings, can divide;
$500 per acre. Also cattle farm for
rent, EN-. 3-5407 after 8 pm.
FAIRFAX; HISTORIC ESTATE
S5 acres Of gently rolling blue
grass land. fish-stocked lake, Ice
heWn timber-mortised barn, good
cond Long highway frontage.
tree-shaded driveway. 2 attrac.
houses, modern equipped. GUEST
mouse; exposed beams, Ice. stone
nreplS. Centreville area, Exclusive
listing. ROBERT GRAHAM, Fair
fax OR. $4,000, OR. 3-2932 or
OR. 3-2672. Shown by appt.
IN AnnEG - -
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~ WOODED ACRES with sls-ft.
frontage on Lanham-Severn I'd,
8 mi. from D. c.; water, sewer.
ia. b-6031.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL 0.00O-sa. 1T. corner
lot; Wheaton, near new EQUITABLE
Bldg. ia. e-2bO4. or Do. b-e664.
$1,000 50. Vt. Enned heavy and
light Industry. Railroad Slding.
2 blocks from waterfront. on
bashfofd lane, Alex, Va. Win
build TO- suit you. XII. s-S324
or DE, 2-4700.
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500 On, $40 mo, buys for 49,
mi; So, p, c. L. L. SELF. Agent.
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EXCEL. FARM LAND, 1850 acres:
R ne ' soi epGE s: south hSnf potGm on
River Bridge: $4,000, Contact
CLAUDE BURGESS. Dahlgren, Va.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE
IcoNTINUEpl

2.FAMILY BRICK; tenants pay an
utilities, total income. Sl12, 80 mo.
ST.700 firSt trust. payable $40
mr. inf' taxes Ntust SELF - 400
cash above trust. Mr.. SoLER,
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LARGE DAIRY FARM fully
equipped, with approx, 800 acres.
Near Gettysburg, Pa. Call XII.
H-173S after q p.m.
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MONEY WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANTEBELLUM - Waterfront home
on 10 acres with sweeping lawn to
about 500 #. Of sand beach on
Rappahannock River. 3 bedrms.. ga
baths. central heat, wide board
floors, dreplaees, nv. I'm. and din.
rm,, vell-landseaped: excel. neigh
borhood; $40, 500. JIM AND PAT
CARTER, Real Estate. White Stone,
VirElnia. Hemlock 6-3911.
CHEs. BEACH-All year: 3 bed.
rms. bsmt., oil heat: win trade:
1880. RE. 6-6s64. 24'
Bach HOUSE, Kent Island Ek-
tates--2 brs., tile bath, hving
rIn-, dining rm.. kit, util. Tm.:
partially furn.; sac, $500, terms
By OWNER, WE. 5-0I66.
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WARRENToN AREA, A mi. D. C.
-4h acres with lovely residence,
part stone: 2 baths, oil heat, flag
stone porch, Another Broom and
bath house now rented for $50
mo-: 3 poultry houses, 2 small
Darns. gear garage. Reduced to
AIR CONDITIONER Ultramodern
new brick rambler on as acres,
Rte. II, mi. FREDERICKSBURG, va.
Reduced to S3S,5O0.
PURcELLVILLE, VA. PONY FARM
---22 acres on Rte. z. Ample wa
ter, rich soil Lovely 9-room
Georgian residence. ultramodern
Kitchen. many trees. excel. out
bldgs. S3S,950.
l04-ACRE DAIRY FARM complete
with large. dairy herd; ample ma
chinery, hay, feed. Reduced to
S37 500.
Mr., OLSON, Broker, wO. 6-3437
before am. or after pm.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE INVESTOR will pay all
cash for brick, 2-famtly house
tenants to furnish .utilities) or
small brick single houses. Box
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OLD
SOUTHERN
ATMOSPHERE

Early American leisure,
combined with up-to-the-
minute appointments. Its
unique design and aristo-
cratic appearance is all
embodied In this Beautiful
Home. Features center-hall
entrance, concert-sized liV-
ing rm. with fireplace. q
formal dining room. equip.
kitchen with breakfast nook:
3 twin -sized bedrms. tone
over 80 it., with beamed
ceiling). full bsmt. with
knotty-pine recreation room:
screened porch and de-
tached garage: beautifully
Handicapped, tree-studded lot.
This is truly a beauty
Priced at S24,750. Let's
talk over finances. Owner
says he will cooperate.
For appointment to see, call
IA. $4,000,
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FAMILY SHOES

for shoe salesman TO
JOIN IL established merchants in
Arlington's highest income loca-
ton. surrounded BY 5000 school
children; 30x62 with basement
30x21: parking front and rear
$50 cars: rent Sc Of sales, no
minimum LIST year; very low min
imum next 9 yrs. Go see 45l6-1S
Lee highway. IA. 2-80S0.
HAYWOOD CENTER
EASTERN AVE AND VARNUM ST
MOUNT RAINIER. ND.
Center contains 10 stores, theater
and gas station serving oensely
populated area.
Store: 2 noors, approx. 1880 It.
each suitable for 5-and-1O-cent
or dept. store. ladies' or mems
clothing, music, radio and TV
or auto accessories. business Of
nee, discount store. furniture
store or upholstery shop. Avail
able nov PLENTY Of free park
cALL Mr.. HIsLE. WA. 1920
4101 haywood Pi, Mt. REinisF. Nd,
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1-ACRE
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ARL. FAIRFAX AREA-3-bedroom
rambler wanted; $4,000 cash and
assume CT or FILA loan. Box
2S3-M, Star.
ALL CASH for low priced D. c. homes
NO comm. charge: courteous Serv.
free app. quick settle; MR.. WETTz,
RA. 3-3920: ewes, La. 6-0212.
INVESTOR looking for homes to
buy, in D; c. or Silver Spring.
VIII pay all cash. RA. $4,000.
MODERN CLEAN 8 or 4 bedroom
house in good Sc. or Pr. Geo. Co.
loo. Have substantial cash. MRS.
cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for
your D. C. home: immediate set
tlement; prompt. reliable service.
Call MR.. MICKEY. RA. $4,000.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA HOMES
wanted! II you want all cash for
your home, call nowl 24-hr. serV-
ice! PoMPONIo REALTY, INC,
IA. 1860.
BUDNEY PAYS ALL Cash = Free
appraisals. quick settlement. 10.
$3.50, VIII. $3.50, HE. 4-3906.
ALL CASH NET TO you - Mr..
Mort9ri Tu; 2-sSoO' 8. d H.
WANT RESPONSIBLE, permanent
residents in your house? Look
under Houses wanted to rent"
JE. 2-1217 or Ell. 6-423S.
WILL BUY FOR CASH your NV,
ne. or nearby Nd. home: free ap-
praisal, quick settlement. No
commission to pay. MR.. NOR
ADO, Elk. 3-5496.
5 OR 4 BEDRM. HOUSE; large lot
preferred, in Northwood, Woedside
Park, Colonial Village or Chevy
Chase. JU. S-5962.
ALL CAsH-D. C. OR MARYLAND
FREE APPRAISALS-TA. Q-05S1
MUSSELMAN REALTY. RE q
7170.
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FALLS CHURCH
VALUE PLUS

ln beauty. space and location, Ex-
pandable Cape Cod cow, to every
need. about / mi. Z Corners. Huge
I2x2l IT wIflrepl.. 2 bedrms.,
farm-sized equip. kit, space for
2 additional rms. or mammoth
33-ft dormitory rm.: extra-lge.,
well-landscaped corner lot. Compl.
redec. in July. Low On: payt.. low
mo. payt $4,000. OWNER JE.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

KENSIN0TON, MD,-New e0x1O0
warehouse with 20x3O once. Call
OIL. 1924.
10000 To $4,000 Fl, in modern
warehouse bldg; close-in ne. Sec
pancy. cail KANE TRANsF FiII
co. AID. $4,000.
N. JERSEY AVE. & K NV.
Excellent location. store, once, fire-
proof storage; $3.50.
WALTER A. BROWN
= 1913 Vermont Avenue
MA. $1,000 OIL. 2-5134
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

1-10-ACRE SITES Avail. on long,
term lease fronting on o. s. No.
1. Prince Geo; Co. VIII build to
tease at down-to-earth prices. MIR.
BRAYMES. UN. 4-I70O.
ALEX, DUKE ST. AREA-I00, 900
So, it.: all utilities. Take 50xl0O,
dOOx1O0; 10Ox200. ETC.: SIS and
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

GEORGETOWN-Brick shop and
once for .Sl4.5Q0; Ewes, OIL. 2
1907. J. LEO KoLB CO.. FE. 81
200.
WENTWORTH BLADENsBURG
AREA--zoned III; air-cond. Of
nee, storage. sheds, fenced yard:
10000 SO. It. Price, $4,000 cash
above LIST and End trusts. or rent
for $500 mo. Call SAMUEL N.
zARPAS, SP. 3-1121, or WA.
RIyERDALE, I9. 400 So, IT. fenced.
Light industrial. viii sell, lease
or build to suit you. DOUG M.
SMILEY Realtor, RE. $1,000:
ewes, AP. 7-S79S or RE. 6-659O.
I25 A.--P. G. Co., Nd, Palmer
hwy. Annapolis Frwy., Lottsford
I'd Lease pref. w. R. HARDISTY,
Edgewater, Md
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED,
D. c.. Md. and Va; all sizes. Mr.
Moran. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-1411: eyes, OIL. 2-6260.
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TO INSPECT, CALL
SAMUEL w. Barrow, sR

RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO
DE. $4,000 Ewes. OIL. 4-6664
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EIGHTEEN 25-ft. lots, East Co.
lumbia Park, p. q. County; sewer
$500 cash. DOUG NJ. SMILEY.
Realtor. RE. 5-32zO; ewes, AP.
7-S7gS or RE R-6b00
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Lors, ACREAGE FoR SALT
tcoNrRUEol

GREAT FALLS AREA-la.8-acrs
knoll; stream, view. 0ut-of-town
owner VIII sacrifice for cash.
pkESshR REALTY, H. 0-4llb,
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e1s WOODED ACRES IN HUNTERS
VALLEY. near Oakton in Fairfax
County: 34S-foot frontage, 2Is mi.
from Rte. 1873; 10 mi. from CHA
site. Protected community with s
miles bride, hiking trails and lux
urious 35-member swimming pool.
Must sell Immediately at sacrifice
price Of S4,S50 incl. $3.50 pool
memb. Call OWNER, TIE. 6-925S.
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A COMMANDING VIEW
AMONG FINE HOMES


MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 81
MILES FROM DUPONT CIRCLE.
IDEAL FOR RETIRED COUPLE.
PROTECTIVE RESTRICTIONS,
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5-ACRE ESTATE with big trees,
Springfield, Va; will finance or
build to suit purchaser; $500
acre. Gil. 5000, FL. 4-6S00.
APT. GROUND, Md, zoned R-1S,
10000 So. IT., 110-ft. front; S10,-
500. Street. curb. sewer. water.
3rd and Eastern ave. Mr.. RAM.
SEY, Agent, JU. 9-29S5.
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30 ACRES-CAROLINE COUNTY
Tobacco farm with approx. Ga
acre allotment. Spacious 4-bedrm.
frame home fronting on hard sur
race road: 3 huge tobacco parns,
chicken house, carage End other
outbuildtngs. Only minutes to
Chesapeake Beach. Financing can
De arranged. May consider trades,
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
AP. 7-7774.
SMALL FARM. also Milling station
approx.- ~ miles from Fredericks-
burg, Va. W. D. HOUSTON. Rt.
y, Spottsylvania, Va, Unionville
3932.
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StocksHigher,
Range Small;
Trading Firm

NEW YORK. April 8 (R.-
The stock market was slightly
higher early this afternoon as
it continued a technical re-
bound. Trading was moderate.
Key stocks rose fractions to
around a point. There was a
good scattering of losers.
President Eisenhower's state
ment that he sees no need at
this time for emergency anti
recession action such as a tax
cut apparently came as no sur
prise to Wall Street. There was
no immediate reaction in stock
prices.
Reports of lower prices for
various metals. the outlook for
lower automobile assemblies
this year and the latest figures
on rising unemployment did
little to change the economic
background.
Lukens Steel was a feature
sinking about 3 points after
declaration of a 50-cent divi-
dend compared with the pre-
vious payment of rs cents.
Corporate bonds were higher
and Government bonds edged
ahead.