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$40
Thoughts Of God. Religion.
loydeII Jones discusses children
from Africo.
$50
7-Pets ond His PeIs. Kids.
! Hour. Pete Jomerson. host.
S:S5
S-Thousht for the Day.
800
4-lnso's Angle.
5-kortoon Klub. Kids.
Stronger Hol. Kids.
$50
4-Honeymooners. Comedy.
jackie Gleason. Audrey Meodows
stor.
7-Dins Dong School. Kids.
Miss Frances. teocher.
$50
9-Mork Time. ToIk.
1000
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. boy Stoves" 1889.
Anne Shirley stors.
7-TroubIe With Fother.
Stu Erwin stors.
Son The Go. TroveI.
Jack linkletter. host.
1890
4-Treesure Hunt. Quiz.
7-My Little MeEsie. Comedy.
Cole Storm stars.
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WEDNESDAY prosrom Listines

4-News.
500
4-ContinentoI Classroom.
Atomic ooe physics. tRepeot.l
6:25
9-Meditation. Inspirotionol.
$50
4-ccntinentoI Classroom.
COLOR. Modern chemistry.
9-CIossEoom 9. Russian.
Russien u. Vlodimh ToIstoy. in
struetor.
$50
4-Look to This Day. Prayer.
700
4-Todoy. Variety.
Z Hours. Locol news brooks OF
LIS and SIS.
S-The Morning Show.
1850
S-Nsws. Scott Sutton.
7:35
9-Mornlns Show.
500
S-News. Harry Reosoner.
S:l0
S-Loeel News. Borber.
S:i5
1-WeFld News.
s-coptoin Konsoroo. Kids.
- Min. Stories, cartoons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

.oc1y t-cs "a i,sczl c1sir.essr.4r
ant ~ r1-p1-1-lur tEerut-vs
rta-.zIrr e-Et RS -r-rE-rr Er1
rs Re-, . needed o. cen VII
tnt r-rsierns GO ec1c1tlun.
It's really a rrhrnet q mutual
ned tt1z- c-zvE ne schools and
business tore-ber Inc-s-ry lF
expanding 50 are schools ln1us-
TT a. reaching rGf fur rev ideas
1rc r.fv rsettocs 81 Az schools.
lrc1E-ry reecs 4 climate e.
favorable orlri0- ~ winch &c
sU-Trrts 80 % sc1oaia
ir ne rnldF- q ne p1srwx~
t-or-r.. iudEE-ry fourt 5-rrf fnre1
wltr rrcwlTsr rnErpruer Short
arr Surveys showed = vrrrld
probably ccr-ir1t- Autur11tinr
arrived. BIT tiult vrrred tkn1 Z
cliy 1nr-exse1 the neec Scr rnurs
hrtiT sl-iIief rr1rcuwsr. Ans
tner SpE-rik f1sf.e1 acruzf ire
st-les, A-.alrAex. corTnerfHrles
and prrcictla1S ~ experts AZ
Stress tnff hgw f1r and rev far1
scls-ct and frcEEcrT cEn r1st
rnEac ot7se-.c1 CT tte cs1,i1F q
ire fut1re e6ocariur.zi orcrrt.
TodzT there - q fcreseestse
shcr-acs nc4 ozly q Specialists
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

and -e-r.- cans u a. SEEDS t-s
Also C r.A-Lre-re-t -. slrns..
! re Completely G. Tro1e-r t.s.-
ness ~erllres -ness rne- % have
f1r W de- grounding n general
e-IcE-lrr -t-Lr r1c -rsr r-e1e-
cezs0-s The Management -r1- -
.ndEr % cal e Ipar - have re
broader vleu re ability e U-fk
zrc cur-uE-lcI-t wl-h vl-le5
rruuus. the t1ier. fur syrthexls
IS wei as zr1ivs.S. 1n1 4 fzrrili-
AIRY VII psychology Enc f.Aii-
oscr'fy 81 We rs F-oTllslo- and
parity.
Crly roc5 e5rrnticn can
supr,y su-n demands Business
Lnc schools Are drawing .cw1r6
enct ether 20 heir xurv,y that
ron- e1oc1flor- Bgth 1re enre-
e fnc no-t and t,ec-E- WAYS %
wu-k tnre1her-
A rev bo.ofiss called Kew
Business Helps tte Schanls- q
oHs, rric1 rs q cuoe tor b1tk his
ines snEr and educators TX De-
SERIES - tex-e1 wEys 70 w1-k
~ schosls. as wel as ne
Iroerly lrr principles 20 - 60
served f0- best reszlts.
Fer yurr free rupy. w-7.e
Der A Better Schools, 9 Ease
4ttr Street. New Tcrk &c.
New YORK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
TEEN TAN NEW ;

-l-LA
s.ec.-r.rs VIZ. ,R5E ~ .u--
Balls IN * .-ss-c ~ III nIs
VIM ras n-ur.s 1-nr wages
su.Je-- X Urannld-rE O. -
M s-ltfN srr u-.a- -I--ss n-
nc1-rs II mr. ru-s --zr SD
re salowlrr es-E-lriss WI nair
sol Z a-lc-ns vrl-- .s-- n
Gss
A ~ e-rn-eer rsz- OH rr-
U73-ke1 pr ---1s a u uE--s
SoE znc asp -i- oor lnsz II
earned s5DF as ~ uE-t nur
II winch Withholding vzs -zE
FL lnc earned s. oB1rr Dor
Jos
ne czn ase 2 FIRM -E-4LA -
case as wages u Vm-f Wiz
holding wns .zksr vEs iezz -nzr
S1n08e and rs D-oe .nrurns
ras less .har S3D1
2 4 seventeen rsar ulc SD
iEus v-r-keI par rnt Il r-ur
y-ws Ens eE-nsc S--10r z-ur
v'tict withholding WIS -aFnr
- ash hs1 Z rss7e- rurE 1-uur
p'tlct hs uH--e5 S1zB
re rzrnm fls a Fu-r 1pznA
because ms lnr0r1s nj. slislerr
60 Withholding ls n excess ~
500 BE -rrS uss : Frru l1,s-
Z A seventeen yea ui1 III.
a0es B0s E'ork. buT reserves ST. !
100 q ye1r frurr AZ unriss e.
safe The nuney she reserves
Is dividends zn1 Lrfe-eE v-tncf
re TAXABLE
ms tf-En-aneT nus lie I
Forrr load for tNp reasons Be-
income Is over S.DME- and Il
addition. none or ths income 5
srb3ecs % w1thhol1nr
II y0u qBzlfy. yOrr bex n.
Is the -,shrrz Furn lBsnA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
Jackie Robinson
Mrs. Belefonte
Heads Drive

NV YoRK-Jsckis 2otf 1sor
nd Ms M1rguri.s Bei1fcnrs WI
read nc 1872 Free6U'r Fund
i-i,e q the Material Assecsscior
~ tas AdvRnceneri q ct3ored
aecrls Roy wilkins executive
ec-eiGrz announced n the sR;k
-nnu2. meeting q the Association
1ert On Jan :
Br.r are experienced n the
1nsr on. Nj R0hlnsnr having
-rrrc as Chairman a IRE PSI
I've and Mrs Bslforfe Is CO
nar-nEn with Duke EIhnr1onl
4 TIE drive izsz yea. Both are
aiso $50 life nerbcrs of the
sssrcisunn n addition. Mr. Rob
ns0r Is a rnenbsr cf the Bozrd
- Directors.
Cl-rnzxfnE the Annual drive Is
TIE Frredon Fund dinner which
ihis year VII be hc3d in New
lork City On Dec. s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
.F-clE :.

.S-lcLE
es1e s- VIZ naE VusSlu-
r-aaa..r - WrlEr Eet
name ~ 3E-U- snEL
t - 80 Ersv'e- 7 rs
~ va It's like su7ns
..4s ass ---r-la1s lrc -aF- X.
-- -rs ses- -e..rr s7- VIZ
ass 2 sceo-@z-cs W. a.
1t necessary -rr-. -H-nsr-S
5e--s Z .s.s- zEs- = < TT
sa-s IA. yol W. nave Ary
.,as- as7ta1e--S F--ths- ~
T. res- arer !, = Unlikely
.sf yoC- .1cons I'll exceed
81 ll- t-o- wages s1lr-les
-o-- -sSonS OF FPS an r q
--c- ( q Unllkely thR -.
voulc azvs 5eonr-.o- n q
-ess a. 20 per -Sr. = .T- 81
used gross ircDne
Pr .hess -slsuns - hes-
orr for wa = use l. Fu--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
Fear No Evil

- Good has prevailed for
hoe wso have rvf :heir
~ in Him. in mental spir-
.u.I character. and faithful
outstanding.
i is true then, th-t evil
ri error c.nrot touch soul.
"A in God through Ch i5t
II the days CT Old DaSil
ENG:
PRAISE &c Lord al We
iitions: prai.e lin, all ye
l-cp'e
For hi; mcrciful kindness
K great toward us. and the
nth n TIC Lord endureth
~ eve. Pr.ise We the Lord.
Then sail Jesus unto
them. when ye have lif';i
no the Son Of man. then
shall We know that | am he.
and that | do nothing of N.Y.
self but as nv Father hath
taught me. | speak these
things. John 1913.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

ne L9-- -si--s-- si---@- si-- "a ss-s ne
Lo-r sloT7%- ~r- s--s-=- ~-srs~i'- re ns-- s-5ec
-i--ss- --e ~>-c slss E.sesne7 nat IL ea-7ot be
-7cse5
-As tA-a7s x ss-sssae- = cd thou az from ever
lss-.s
re 7o95s i-s- - c Ler5 the aeo5s have
i+-s= = --s- voics - -oo5s ~ q, their waves
ne Lo-- -ia- -or+ier than tire noise c. many
~s-s-s yea --t- --s is-+y 81 me sea
~ tssti-5-'ss very sure holiness 5sco7s.h
f--s .c-ss -o-- to-sse-- Palms g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

STAFFORD. C11n-Tbe EPr
Roland r. Hesrock fkis week. ~
tired as paEur of the anEkfs
StSffordvE1e congrerznsnr
church 1firr gczrx HIS carnrr
frsi crested so-nsfhizg a afrrzr
bE; the church Eree llrger. Ne.
tirine he said We have ersrsss
! strong and wholesome irrne.w
n TIE held q rhce rriznuns-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

11-IyWl1--lr tns -frs=
hrnu-er --adi-iur r ~ shcv
UrlE Snl.vwDO6 sage anL
S-esr S-z-S czrns Tr IN t-un
writ = ST r. nzr-y ne k.D<
f.sf q A-las ans Anct tarns
Ener 3 W1S lez-rel n rSr scr
I-ils lr1s--ar-s sr- v-u7e- r---4-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

a.EsI--zAN fru-T Euz< ~
tEr- ~rex azs~rint, ms w--f
rl-4r - ns.-z-s T.s>E ~ lwr-r
AK fle-rxlis rirr1Ev ~ T-~---
r-,--s -ri.x - --irtks Ez1r- a.
rrr-r .rrr -ar-ff.s 1EE
r1ss c-r----rl-T- II 1@t-z-s =
60 r84seis cx- II - Ersr--
-r-- -fe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
RIGHTS FIGHT BEGINS

~ w prepare - cast your
y-'e" he asserted, please
7,ts ihs $1,000 900 Neuro cit.
ire-s and ether civil rights ed-
so-a-ss REGARD the Johnson
resolution as fraud insofar
a. Z. -rstends - make posi-
BE ~ p,s;sse e civil rights
i,-' '-t'-r"
In his TELEGRAM 10 the Repub-
r'ear. Mr. wilkins also noted
-ai q vote for the Johnson res
olriion would be "a refutatiOn
# the o7inicn Of Vice President
Nixon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

Share q ne race s~ssie-- 49,
.ossS ie1S - a. sserr-sl srss-
sirn - f-< pre1ae~.-
In 1ke< re7sr1s NJ W1kEas
nns cthk- az -ers Pie-agrc ts1G
me NA4CP y Isse xer't s-rwrr
I reNsr CffrnssVe TN errr
kefEr "a en6 seE-eE1riEr ant
-srr9rl-rz.in- Il ne Nrr-t Ant
S11fA.
eerf rinsnciEi ~rs~ssn
Tse rxecEt-ve srcrr-yT -
rur>ed -hz1- orsri-e zr-erlT-s ~
suTns Sau-nerr SIZES n --zrgiis
NJ u-znrEztlnr. fnk NAaC7 US
.he LEO F-nzn-inl znr aarnls.-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

4sEumst 3
-1s q crPr
-E-e -esro1-
sh l-y tc-
tts cerer1l
uelE1-s Ii
nAs gone "a
ttycrd 48V
service r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
BETTER SCHOOLS : : AND YOU
EoUcAnoN-A BUSINESS pRoslEM
~ EESEy -Ss. T. p-eas
Nrurns cisszezs csunr1 ius Pc

arr to- rnccsei
Conr-ess aTpea--r before 1-ruy
RS s1y--r The 7l.fi, - damned
~ oa1r-s4-znce q ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
Possible Gains

In all. the past week has
brought significant gains IN the
( ght for civil righis The south
err school decisions by Federal
Trd rs WI have f.r.~caching
n i Many persons Ct that To-
c'o ~eali1e tAet the South is
-rag ont # evasive plans
70 rreveNt the en"ality Of edu-
tst'rn for .ts children.
ManY nsrerfs ana pron,i-
rent civic snd professional
qrcups - Atlanta. Little Rock
nd Virs:n's would rather
tave ir'e7rafed schools than
- scho,' 81 sll.
I'D I scnNo'ver in his
The Unrn Message.
sret L. nlv tat Amer
~ 'Ac rlos ewes upon
r ord faai tAc closing # pub
sch p and he denial Ct
ATTY - some i our CITIZENS
mas orettatle he die not
neak Il his dsfin't, proposals
IS CONGRESS in the field Of civil
rights BIZ many Observers were
increased and believe that the
prcsiS-n NJ WI take a firm stand
IN ia matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04

GENERAL 1867: 3b'; good cond
with all access. $500 down and
resume payments. Lot M, Temple
Trailer Village, Alexandria, Va. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
AUToM0TIvE MISC.

METAL RACKS for pickup truck:
will NJ all trucks up 10 'bs models
UN, 4-9277,
RADIO AIRLINE, l2-Volt, 0-tubs:
flts under r In dash Of all cars,
including foreign sports car; used
3 months. $50, ia, b-77bl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED


HOUSEHOLD STORAGE - Short
lease; 5,000-7,000 50. It. Call
MRS. WAYS, NO. 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
TAKOMA FORD

. IUoO OhHROL AVE.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
BUICK '5S 2-dr. hardtop; Special:
10000 mi, like new. l owner
S2,l95. RA, 6-67s4: IA. 9-76S0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
BELL MOTORS

OPEN SUNDAY TIL : Pm '0o
BUICK '53 Special 4-dr.; dynafiow,
7. and h.. original 2-tone green
hnlsh; immRc. throughout, $685..
NASH ARLINGTON
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listen! They're shouting that someone
stole BASE!"
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE in aforementioned Of
Ace bldg, with secretarial service,
commencing July 49,. $50 mo. For
information. call Mon; through
Fri, MRS. DOWDY, JU, S-7677,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTINUEDl

KENWOOD BEACH, ND. Yr.-
round cottage in excel, cond,;
furn, rms, toilet, Ice scr. pch,,
blt.-in gar. For info, 10. 2-24S4
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

ANGLIA-Prefect, Escort. Consul.
Zephyr, Zodiac Magnificent. EMO
LISH FORD LINE. all models,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04

NEW COTTAGE and historic stone
house, on Shenandoah River; hour
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WHEEL CHAIR - Contemporary
rambler, suitable for person in
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

$1,000 SO. FEET, Soft. frontage
on Hwy. /. Engleside, opposite
Mount Vernon High School: Sl9.-
500, terms or trade. BURG
VALID, XII. 9-6l00. 80. b-5322,
800 ACRES, east Of Chantilly Just
of Rte. so. Fronts 2 roads. Right
for development. W. o.. PRUITT,
MA. S-2711. CIR. 3-06l2. %
l.2 ACRES Tysons Co.. va!-Lge
trees. City water avail. S2,750.
OWNER, DU. 5-9SS7.
h-ACRE rambler sites, Colesville.
Md, very beautiful community,
$500 up. -.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

AIR CONDITIONED MOUNTAIN
COTTAGENOn beautiful noun
tain stream, all utilities, low down
payment, low monthly payments.
CI,. 6-2042
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ToDAY's BEST BUY-Lons. low
brick rambler on A-acTe lot with
beautiful shrubs and trees. .
large bedrooms nice living room
with fireplace, large separate
ment' Very attractive from every
standpoint. Specially priced at
100000. Call today, JE 10000,
WILLIAM A, CHAPMAN REAL
TY, INC.
THERE ARE NO empty promises
will live up To everything we say
Just think Three-bedroom brick
Cape Cod in convenient North Ar
lington for only $4,000. with only
living room with fireplace. sepS.
rate dining room, huge brighl
kitchen, fun basement, porch and
large wooded fenced yard Murray!
RT91IM snN Ma R IA TTYldsd5SS.c INC" a@.S
VACATION AT HOME in this
beautiful rancher on lh-acre
wooded lot near q lake. 3 bed
rooms, . baths, den or family
room, 9-car carport, The large
living room and patioS over.
luuhllh NHC thANN NOOhNh wv -.
ideal for entertaining. Located
In an estate area, the home Is
individually styled with custom
features throughout. Price, S3l,-
900; quick occupancy. Call to-
day, JE, 10000, WILLIAM A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
WHEEL CHAIR = Contemporary
rambler suitable for person IN
wheel chair: south OF Alex: S29,-
500. so. 5-43lS.
WOODSTOCK, VA. In the shen-
andoah Valley-Ideal retirement
home on 2 acres. Beaut. garden
area, well fenced. city water
paved road. rms. pine-pan.
den; Ice. screened porch: glasSed-
in porch; h.-w.h.; lge trees
Good terms: possession. J, N.
DAVIS, Real Estate. Globe 9-2242.
VIENNA acre; 4 bedrms,, 2
baths. finished rec. .rm,; l block
from Ice. swim. pool: nice neigh
S SSERSES fbIuS 81. sS9Csss4s gHA' No
YOU CAN BANK on this beins
earth Shaking valued Brand-new
four-bedroom Swiss chalet with
spacious living, separate dinins
room, two full baths, dream kitch-
en- and attached garase for Just
SlS,920 with $500 down Oh
Lovely Falls Church areal POM
PONIO REALTY, INC, 1929 Will
son blvd, ia. 1880.
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A BONUS PRICE

Paid for desirable d. c. and s. 8
homes, Wish TO invest substantial
cash Immediately, RIA. 3-3O30.
ALL CAsH-D, C, OR MARYLAND
FREE APPRAISALS-TA, O-O5Sl
MusSELMAN RLTY,, RE, 7-717O
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

EXCELLENT investment oppor-
tunity: 2-story brick building,
main business area Georgetown;
price, $4,000. Income, $4,000 pei
year, with l0-yr. lease. Can b
financed. Box 3S7-z, Star.
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BUICK Sc

4-door Riviera hardtop: factory
conditioned, factory power equip
ment' electric windows, 6-way
seat and other factory-installed
extras. Gorgeous canary and
white. This car is in new-car
condition. Low as Sl95 down,
Bank-rate financing available.
CRANSON RAMBLER
CUSTOM QUALITY USED CARS
1907 Old GEORGETOWN Road
bethesoa, Nd. OIL. 4-S640
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lakewood MOBILE MANOR
New trailer court now open In
Waldorf, Md. Most modern In the
area. Contact Mr. SIMMONS, MI
t.SO0I or MI k6EcR
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TRAILERS

CASH PAID for clean used trailers
DEALER, Rockwell s-l4OO.
COMPLETELY FURN. - 2s-ft.
aluminium trailer with / bedrm (;
small equity. to assume monthly
payments. LA. B-IAB4
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE, corner, paved roads. across
phone bldg. 5 miles south Md
Sb.7h0 Box 10-V, Star.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

POINT, Anne Arundel
Co, z miles north OF Chesapeake
Beach. less than an hour from
d. C.-Attractive and cool sum.
mer cottage within block Of
bay, with all water PRIVILEGES, on
corner lot with. tall shade trees,
size l0Oxib0 IT,; has screened
pGTeches. living room finished VIII ~
shower, equipped Kitchen, new
hot-water heater, has electric re-
frigeTator, gas range and attrac-
lively furnished, for only $4,000:
reasonable terms II desired,
No, q HOLLAND PoINT-pi-
rectly on waterfront-s-rm. brick
z full baths, z enclosed porches,
living room with picture window,
full concrete basement with full
laundry facilities, oil hot-water
heating plant, electric washer
drier' deep fTeeeZe' lge, reiriser,
S Spb rsnse lo- bs,,a aaym ot6r 9 Snd
ali equipment include in sale;
It's large Shaded lot, S0xI25 IT :;
garage for your car or boat. All
for only S1S,500, with house fur
nishings also included. Reason
able terms II desired.
No. B. NORTH BE BEACH, ca,,.a 4th ,o Of
$4,000, 2 blocks from. bay; one
waterfront cottage only. $1,000;
3 cottages at $4,000 each. within
q couple blocks OF bayfront; all
are furnished and may. be pur-
chased on reasonable terms.
CHESAPEAKE CO., Inc.
At the Bay Front Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl
NEW COTTAGE and historic Ston.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AAA BUYER-will pay all cash
for your home any condition
MR., LEHRMAN, tn, 2-7s60.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04
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The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
MISTLETOE ONCE
 SIGNIFIED DEATH

Mistletoe, once used as a weapon of death, is now almost a universal symbol of love and peace.
 According to Morse mythology, there was god named Balder, who personified the sun. Loki an- other god, plotted to destroy Balder
 Balder's mother when she first learned of Loki's intentions to kill her son obtained a promise from all living things that they would not harm Balder. All agreed but the mistletoe so it was with a mistletoe arrow that Loki induced Balder's blind brother, Hoder, to kill the sun god.
 Higher powers intervened, how ever, and Balder was restored to life. The mistletoe was placed under Frigga's care, and the mother of Balder saw that it was never again used to do harm.
 The custom of giving a kiss of love or peace beneath the mistle- toe is an assurance that it will never again be used as an instru- mnt of evil.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
SANTA BARRED AT SCHOOL

WESTMINSTER, Mass, LR - Santa Claus was kept out in the cold Wednesday when he appeared a primary school bearing candy and gifts.
 The school committee said his appearance in the school would interfere with the children's edu- cation"
 So Santa, otherwise Eugene c. Lanoue, distributed his gifs to homeward-bou pupils of the first to third grades outside the school.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
WELL LOOKED AFTER!

TACHIKAWA AIR BASE, Ja- an, R - The U. s. Air Force yesterday announced special Christmas service for it's charges who celebrate too much.
 "A headquarters announcement to all American personnel at this huge base invited them to tele- phone the Air Police for a chauf- feur if "at any time during the Christmas holidays you might at tend a party and feel you cannot drive your vehicle because you have been drinking"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25

Arriving home for Christmas today was Herb Engstrom on Wien AirlineS.
 Margaret Steinbrech, former teacher here, returned to spend the holidays with friends in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25

MT. and Mrs. Forest Draper left today for Fairbanks, to spend the Christmas holiday with their son, Lloyd Draper, and family.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1859
Windfall In June

DY DECREE of the Executive Board, the
- Societys 1859 Dividend Checks will be
in the hands of it's American and Canadian
Lodge Secretaries by the end of May.
Heretofore, the Lodge Secretaries re-
ceived such payments at the end of the
month of June and they in turn applied
them to the credit of their eligible members
during July monthly meetings.
AS in the case with everything worth
while in life, the Executive Board had good
reasons for the change about to take place:
II The heavy membership turnout in June
for voting for Delegates to the 10th Natl
Quadrennial Convention, and q the drive
for funds for the Croatian Fraternal Union
Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
1t stands to reason that the June
monthly meetings of our Lodges in the
United States and Canada will outdraw any
other regular meeting between now and the
next Convention in Detroit.
1t follows = then = that the greatest
possible majority of members should re-
ceive their Dividend credit at time when
the Society is uppermost in their minds;
the month of June, 1859, AID.
1t likewise follows that many can be
interested in June to contribute something
out of their Dividend credit to augment the
funds of the Croatian Fraternal Union
Scholarship Foundation, Inc, and do so
without dipping into their pockets.
If a member is willing in June to 60 out
of his way to vote for his choice of Lodge
Delegate to the 10th Convention, then sure
ly he = or she = cannot be averse to TAX
ing time out during these important meet
ings to donate something to the funds of
the Scholarship Foundation.
No one will be asked in June to give any
set amount to the Foundation.
But all will be asked to give something;
nickels, dimes, quarters, dollars, anything,
just so it will help educate deserving young
American and Canadian members of the
Society.
May the contributors be legion.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
New Canadians

WYE HAVE JUST finished reading Frank
w Raskys article czech and Balkan
Canadians: lambs with spice," which ap-
peared in a recent issue of the Canadian
magazine Liberty" published monthly in
Montreal, Quebec.
According to Mr.. Rasky, over 25O,O0O
Czechs, Yugoslavs, Bulgarians, Macedoni-
ans, and other Balkan refugees have come
to Canada in recent years fleeing from Ma
zs and Communists ito feud over their
Slavic republics in Mittel Europe"
What proved of particular interest to
us was Mr.. Rasky's revelation that there
are $4,000 Yugoslavs (Croatians, Serbians,
and Slovenes) in Canada.
Mr.. Rasky, in dealing with these for
mer citizens Of Yugoslavia, points to case
after case - incident after incident -
which has kept many Of our people in Can
ada in turmoil and made laughing stocks of
them on the public level.
Eventually, of course, such "goings on"
in Canada will die with the upcoming gen
erations, just as most of such bitterness
came to perish here in America.
Who knows when, or how soon?
Only those who profit from keeping
brother battling brother; only those who
are promoting Yugoslav politics in Canada.