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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
CONNECTION OF OLD TESTAMENT WITH New
REV. BILLY GRAHAM BEAUTIFULLY ANSWERS.
Bv Billy Graham

BY Billy Graham Free Press
QUESTION: In what way is the Old Testament con.
necfed with the New Testament? ED
ANSWERS Someone has said: The New was in the Old
concealed and the Old was in the New revealed"
THIS EXPLAINS FAIRLY WELL THE CONNECTION
BETWEEN THE TWO THE NEW TESTAMENT IS AN UN.
FOLDING OF THE PROPHETIC uTTERANcEs OF THE
OLD TESTAMENT.
For example, Isaiah said: BEHOLD. A VIRGIN SHALL
CONCEIVE AND BEAR SON, AND SHALL CALL HIS
NAME EMMANUEL" In Matthew l:l8 we read: NOV THE
BIRTH OF JESUS WAS ON THIS WISE WHEN AS HIS
MOTHER MARY WAS EsPoUsED TO JOSEPH BEFORE
THEY CAME TOGETHER. SHE WAS FOUND WITH CHILD
OF THE HOLY GHOST"
THE NEW TESTAMENT is THE BOOK OF GRACE
BUT THE OLD TESTAMENT WAS A BOOK OF LAW God
is not only Justice revealed in the Old Testament but
He is LOVE- as revealed in the New
But TO GET COMPLETE PICTURE WE SHOULD
READ BOTH THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. In the
Old Testament we mans inability TO keep the Command
mems and Peeep OF Cod In the New Testament we are
told how Christ enables to keep Gods Commandments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
SATAN BOUND ADAMS. EvEs-"C0OD PEOPLE"
"PARABLEs OF DEMOCRACY" -Iau
Christian Science Monitor, 1857 & 3.4-57
BY HartweII DaIev

Christian Science Monitor, 1857 & 3.4-s7
BY HsriweII Daley
ras'or Pleasant Street Methodist Church. Waterfalls Maine
Good Christian people" may be doina more harm 70
our country than many forces of evil combined One wear
IN public office has convinced that GOOD people" are
Dom me nope and despair of our demoeracv
began my working life in the ministry Of the church
A'er zen years went into radio and newspaper work In
me esnh year OF business experience there an
opportunity 10 serve administrative assistant 70 the Nav
or OF an American city Eleven months was enouohi sour
REQ osek nfo the ministry with the firm eonve,or that
needs the church II has never needed !, before
ana mar me church needs aymen who are not foo mood or
'' e'o 10 see 10 It that political life is improved
LEI me 'e'' you some parallels Of democracy:
.an Parable One The Story Of cean-Hsnded c;eoroe"
u "'"n 'wenfy-four hours after had been sworn into
o'ee mef good friend the street man wal. alamo
" yes's VINO mas had distinguished career as a public
eaoeaio In fact during last twenty wears Of his
s ,'e ne served as superintendent of LARGE school
yse" ne mas long been devoted church worker SERVING
Wv years as superintendent Of his church school
was perhaps too naive detect snv eooInes !, his
"'''"s' oo' MS first sentence changed ali that
See PARALLELS OF DEMOCRACY. pso.2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

HEBREW SENATOR NEUBERGER. AZ. DIES
VICTIM OF A SAUL OF TARsUs HANGOVER
SENATORS. REPRESENTATIVES. WARNING:
1.-THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH"
The SURGEON CUT AWAY THE CANCER IMAGE
BUT NOT THE SINS CAUSE - OF SATAN BOUND ="
CHRIST CFIRsT' AND SECONDLY REJECTING
HEBREW, SATAN BOUND" ADAM
EVERYONE OF YOU : ALL = NON-CHRIsT
SCIENTISTS ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
IN VARYING DEGREES.
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SENATOR MCCLELLAN WAS AN INVOLUNTARY
MENTAL ASSASSIN OF THOSE THREE DEAR ONES
TAKEN PREMATURELY BY MANY YEARS!
See SENATOR NEUBERcER DIES Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

REDS SAY YOUR PRAYERS ! THE YAkks
ARE COMING. AND THEY WON'T COME BACK
UNTIL ITS over OVER THERE !"
Jour SUN BALL MAY SOAR ON 100, 900 YRS.
Det Times 3.l2
"PIONEER v 1877 900 MILES OUT"
"sUN SATELLITE SENDING BACK
CLEAR SIGNALS"
News 32
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE CIVIL WAR. '6l-'65. BLOOD BATH
M-Y-T-H!- CHAOS FORCED PERCEPTION OF
CHRIST'S COSMOS!
ETERNAL TRUTH - EVOLVING IRRESlSTlBlY
INTO MY CHRIST. DIVINE COLOSSAL "ScENcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE WHICH THE
RUSSIAN SOVIET PEOPLES WILL DEMAND IN LIEU
OF THE DEvL-lMPOSED MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
POVERTY, NAKEDNESS. ENSLAVlNC HUNDREDS OF
MILLIONS - IN BELIEF - THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF Lso.csed MATERIAL EXISTENCE" - D. IT,
See SUN SATELLITE Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER REPORTS
ON SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR.
APPEARANCE AND SPEECH VERY GOOD,
INDEED : HOW HE HAS PROGRESSED SINCE
HIS SPEECH DIFFICULTIES or A
FEW YEARS BACK
bv Andrew f. Euehauf CS.+++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Fafher-Mofher Ca. s'Lhsr-
moniou." TO- l6 Science and Health with Kew the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission, who wiI-by the grace Of cod-do Frve
havf-harn Luther job in this age !! And how. Science
HEALTH our textbook is Gods lberafor Of The Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND ThS WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated IniquIy .
The "lvkewsrm" live in FOOLS paradise (!
RESERVOIR OF GOOD WILL FOR US. IS CLEARLY
EVIDENT
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
MY PRECIOUS MESSIAH NATION TO ALL TIE
NATIONS THE u s. WILL FULFILL IT'S ROLE AN-
DESTINY
SOUTH AMERICA MUST AND WILL BE LlSEs
ATED FROM SATAN BOUND THEOLOGY - TIE
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM IS an lNvo--N
TARY MAJOR OFFENDER
See PRESIDENT EISENHOWER REPORTS Ps7e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

rights BILL DIES IN LANSING"
300 DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST IN VAIN"
GIBBS WALKOUT FOlS NEGROES"
last DITCH REVIVAL OF HOUSING
PLAN EYED"
Free Press $40
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEAR Chill DREN - YOU ARE HAVING YOUR
APPRENTICESHIP :! If ENOUGH OF YOU HAD REACHED
THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL PURITY. MATURITY
TO EMULATE NY HIGHEST CHOSEN, cHRIsTLiKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - YOU WOULD DIS
COVER THE SUBLIME, HEAVENLY TRUTHS OF YOUR
SAVIOR Matthew ! !, last verses, AND WITH
GREATER VALIDITY TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE
IN MY ONE. PURE. TRUE, HONEST. COMPLETE
sATANFREE, SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS
THE CHRIST SCIENTIST - IMPERATIVE, PURE
BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS. REcREA.
TON ENTERTAINMENT, AND BEAR IN MIND
ESPECIALLY THE LAST VERSE, 'cHRIsT's YOKE is
EASY.
See RIGHTS BILL DIES Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
TRIBUNE PUsllSHsaS TWO TESTIMONIES
WINDSOR, CANADA. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. 8 9
PIoyMENT; POPULATION EXPLOSION"
FLOOD: COMMUNIST CHALLENGE
GOD Is woS<iN1 -iS PURPOSE OUT" - c.s hymn
NO. = 1910 AID TO BRITAIN
AIRCRAFT SAFETY.

SSISN-S 300 TO Sc IN YOUR DEAR CHURCH
1aAN --ls -sM>s AND The READINGS ARE MOST
INSPIRING
4s.o. xNcm JESUS SAID: = CAN OF NINE OWN
SIS y. N---T~c y IS The FATHER WITHIN NE WHO
nns-- --is m'oS<S
III. ls,ce KNOW MRS. EDDY SAYS: WE HAVE
W .iN.sS 80 POWER"
1N- --.T SPIRIT TRUST MAY EXERCISE
1-ssl-s -0vlLlTY IN SHARING A FEW BLESSINGS
a. -
ls@s PROGRESS IN GAINING A PERSONAL SENSE
- ms sEiNc We ARE MORE AND MORE SENSITIVE
- - ~.JoR ISSUES CONCERNING EVERYONE -
ga sN.rPlE UNEMPl OYMENT. THE POPULATION
Es--csicN - AND MUST ADD THE WORD FLOOD
~ .-so THERE IS THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE
80 KNOW MRS. EDDY SAYS: "HEALING OF PHYs
-. -sEAsE IS THE SMALLEST PART OF CHRISTIAN
= 5NcE. ITS HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE
* or THE WORLD"
AND THAT NATURALLY TAKES ONES THOUGHT
. TIE LAST CHAPTER OF THE LAST BOOK OF THE
new TESTAMENT REVELATION -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

DEVIL TAKES IMPURE. SEX-SATURATED
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD DUPE FOR IS YEARS F.!
"CRIEF-WORN BETTY LAMA" 81. DIES
News 312
"LANZA's WIDOW DIES OF A BROKEN HEART"
Det Times 3-l2
THINKING SUFFOCATION OF THE DEVIL :
CALLING GOOD EVIL AND EVIL GOOD! AND
SATAN BOUND" THEOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS, EDU-
CATION, CULTURE, RECREATION, ENTERTAIN
MENT FOUL WITH THE DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETS!
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL !MARRIACE
Is MERELY - POTENTIAL - DIVINE CONTROL 1!
ALCOHOL TOBACCO, 'MEDIcINE,' INCLUDING
IMPURE PRAYERS, VOID OF MY CHRIST COLOSSAL
"SclENcE OF SCIENCES" AND INCOMPATIBLE
Prophecies DAUGHTER REvELATOR THEREOF
NY GREATEST MARY, MRS EDDY, WOMAN,
CLOTHED WITH THE SUM-" WHOSE OFFSPRING - OF
YOUR "FATHERMOTHER GOD" = WILL RULE
us RULINGl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF FROM
See BETTY LAMA DIES, Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
N.Y.: RELIGION AND SCIENCE SERIES" :

N.Iss nILlOIVN PhHO S%IEtv$G SENI6S
HOW THE DEVILS HO. Is GIVEN HUSKS IN LIEU
OF GODS CHRIST, DIVINE, COLOSSAL "SCIENcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE - VIA WHICH
YOU APPREHEND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF IN
cORRUPTIBLE, OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
"H0W MIND COMES OUT OF MATTER"
by DR.. EDMUND sINNOTT Of Yale University.
DR.. SIN NOT = WHOLESALE y
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR DR.. sINNoTT, MY CHRIST "scENCE OF
SCIENCES" = OF THE UNIVERSE WILL
FREE YOU FROM EDUCATED NONSENSE
HOW MANY MORE CENTURIES DO YOU WANT
TO APPREHEND THE NoTHlNcNEss OF MATTER p
See RELIGION AND SCIENCE SERIES Page z
LAWLESsNESS OF THE ANTI CHRIST'S
life MORE ABUNDANTLY
MINE WORKERS UNION SUED FOR IN
MILLION S DAMAGES
Diet. News 3-3
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March 3. - tAP) - The United
Mine Workers accused in s21 million damage suit Of
omenng violence that put two East Tennessee coal
tors Of business last year.
THE SUIT WAS FILED YESTERDAY IN v. S. DIS
TRIcT COURT BY WHITE OAK COAL CO, INC. AND ARM
CID COAL CO.,WHIcH SOLD WHITE OAK COAL BOTH
HAD CONTRACTS WITH THE UNIV UNTIL LAST MARCH
IS. THE SUIT SAYS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

IN TIE 18th CHAPTER OF REVELATION, IN THE
FIRST VERSE WE READ or WOMAN CLOTHED WITH
THE SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET"
See PUBLISHERS TESTIMONIES, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah Wo'!d Healing


Devil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

hope for her. But overlooked one quality
she really had - determination"
Linda begged Mccoy for instruction. He was
busy with skiers who had more promise. But
Linda came up with bride offer - she prom
ised to baby-sit for the coach's six children.
Mccoy gave in, and Linda began learning
A promise TO fill
Then came the tragedy. 1t happened to one
of Linda's best friends = jill Kinmont. Jill,
two years older than Linda, was remarkable
skier and a sure bet for Uncle Sans women's
team in the 1856 Olympics. But in February,
1855, Jill fell and fractured a vertebra. 1t left
her partly paralyzed.
''Linda tcGs a high school senior them"
Mccoy recalls. 'Iremember hOtU she felt. She
promised then to take JiL's place some day."
From then ON Linda was on the slopes every
hour she was free from schoolwork. She began
to develop that natural grace and talent
that Mccoy had missed. But there were two
obstacles: up-coming college, and her summer
Job at Mammoth Mountain, Calf. The trouble
with Mammoth Mountain was there was no
snow on the slopes in the summer.
Linda, straight-A student in high school,
postponed college so she could concentrate on
skiing. ri couldn't go to college and ski and
do both wel,'' she says. But the biggest prob
lem was how to practice skiing on bare land.
This is where the bright idea came in. Like
all great inventions, it was simple. Linda
decided that if she couldn't ski down Mann
moth Mountain in the summer, she could
simulate skiing down it. So she trudged mile
up the mountainside every morning, turned
around and ran down full tilt - over rocks
and ruts, lodging trees and boulders, ickety-
split to the bottom. "After doing that all sum-
mer," she says, ''real skiing seemed easy"
The competitions tough
Last winter, in the North American Olympic
trials at Squaw Valley, Linda won the down.
hill and the slalom, and finished fifth in the
giant slalom. 1t was the best performance by
any woman, U.S.-or foreign.
Can Linda win gold medal at the big sum-
nit conference next week? To do it she ii have
to beat the greatest women skiers from Switzer-
land, Austria and other countries with long ski
traditions. On her side is the advantage of know
ing well conditions and terrain in her state.
But however Linda and her five us. team
mates fare, they're all world-beaters in looks.
And nobody can run down mountain any
faster than Linda! - sRues LEE
Evening star., 1960-04-02
KENWoOD AREA

55o6 ALBA ROAD - HANDSOME
HOME IN PRESTIGE COMMUNITY.
Walk TO kenwood Club. Offered
TO the corriose SET. offering the
Ul'imots featuring 4 bedrooms, 3
baths. Owner leovine town, ~onts
quick sole. Other than open hours,
coll MR. BOOTHBY, eM. 3-334s.
DIRECTIONS: Out River Rd.s left
on Springfield (opposite ken~ood
Club ! block, left on RideefieId 70
AIbio, right 10 BEReNS open"
sion,
Evening star., 1960-04-02
CHEVY CHASE CHARM

77o6 MEADOW IANe-GRAClOUS
cENTER-HAlI COLONIAL; high eeil-
ings for those precious 5niioUes.
Den, powder room, ; bedrooms.
2-eor soFose. Convenient 10 public
transportation. WoIk 10 CoIumbiu
Country Club. Jorge ycrd with
beoUtifUl tree-shoded gcrden. Osher
thcn open hours, coll AR. PEYTOI,
~. s-l907. DIRECTIONS: Out Conn.
Ave, left on Blcckfhorn ! biloxi,
right on Meodow lone 10 BERENS
open" sign.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

THE EVENING STAR CO
WsShinston, D. c. $k
ThUrsdoy, JonUoV J, 1850 ---
Evening star., 1960-01-07
$4,000
EstateLeft
ByLa GOrce

DR.. John Oliver La Gorce,
retired president of the Ma
tional Geographic Society. who
died December % at his home,
2l20 Kalarama road NV, left
an estate valued at more than
$942 900.
This sum is exclusive Of GER
tain property valued at more
than 900 which he and his
wife, Mrs. Ethel D. La Gorce,
owned jointly. The Jointly
owned property automatically
goes to her as the survivor. 1t
includes real estate in Florida
and ownership in a co-opera-
tive apartment at the Kala-
rama road address.
A petition for probate of DR..
La Gorce's will has been filed
in the register of wills Office at
District Court by Attorney Nell
son i. harrison.
Estate Shared
Under terms Of the will the
widow and two grandchildren
are to share the bulk of the
estate.
The will instructed that one
half Of the residuary estate be
placed in trust for the widow
to receive the income for life.
The will gave authority for
Mrs. La Gorce to will how she
wants this trust fund distrib-
uted after her death. II she
fails to do this the will pro-
vided that the funds set up in
the trust for her be distributed
to her lineal descendants.
The other half Of the resid-
uary estate is to be set up in
another trust. The widow is to
receive one-third of the income
from this trust and the two
grandchildren are to receive
the other two-thirds, in addi-
ton to Mrs. La Gorces share
after her death.
Two Grandchildren
The grandchildren are John
Oliver La Gorce, I'd, of 4400
Forty-seventh street NV, and
Mrs. Elizabeth La Gorce Paul
of Cass City, Mich.
DR.. La Gorce left a collection
Of old-time hand weapons. to
the United States National Mu-
scum. Among other special be-
quests was one of $4,000 to
his daughter in law, Mrs.
Louise P. La Gorce of 440O
Forty-seventh street NV. -s
Evening star., 1960-01-07
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Albert Hgbb. 20, and Edith A. Dorsey,
gsnl,s 9a'Pi Matthews; cni?sS0' e. 1879 1879
Michsel ". FORK, 10. 222 W St NV.
and Olivia A; Holt, Il. 1919 Po-
james L. Campbell ir., "a. Glen Mar
Park: Nd, and Barbara L. swain,
90. Green Acres. Nd;
Thornton 3. Johnson, 81, l43 R Ss.
nas;: n4o:z and and Florence c. Parks 49,
Arnold |; Randolph: as, and Cath
crime z; Mebsne, 80, both Of 12O1
81: NV. nW.s -, - nan.
chhI'i ola,s9e2 e ARd'FiSn S Both 'nS q '2f9 Rts
Frank Montsom.ry. 80. $50 CALI
fo,ni1 St ms niTSSo and ID, Betty Betty NJ Lam
"ita .ti ne, and M''PsUi paula B B. Myers IS IS,
Richard A. Taylor. 19. Rutland; Vt,
william a ' r BslzafT., al Gro' a5' T. Fsiia Church.
Va. and Wilma M Radel "a
willie ", hendricks, 80. IIOS HOl-
Francis J. Bien IS. and Mary B
Britton, 81, both Of Baltimore.
John J. PrSybyszewski, 20, and Barbara
hhIIo"' w. OObh VI AAAhstoh'
Preston stewart. jr., 10, 14a 18th st.
ne. and Victoria Z. Galloway. Is,
1870 10th st. ne.
Charles T. Gadsden, jr., 81, Cassopolis,
Mich, and Leole H. Ford, 3s, 436
Mafshail Lewis, 20. and GLADYS NJ.
Payne, Il, both Of 315 50th st ne.
James D Hawkins, 90. ell X st. Sc,
and Thelma r. White, II, 7oS 18th
n
Bobby L. Reayes, %. and Bernics A.
Eu9ene eoRsn r. Jackson D0:h n q i2S6 Hf Morse St
ne. and Thomasena Long, 20, 4403
Ronald J. Kransdorf, -. Silver Spring.
Nd. and sandra L. Spivak, 81, 1917
Fort Stevens dr.. NV.
Curtis s Mosby, 20. 5000 18th st ne,
and Joan L. Williams, is, 14g4
Edward P. savois, 20. Easthampten.
Sdn..So,o Mass and Al Mary c. choat' go
Hessa L. Smith, ~, Baltimore.
William Hall jr.. %, Cleveland. Ohio.
and Arlene J. childs, 81, Pittsburgh,
Harold B. Kilmsr. jr., 20. Ferguson.
Mo. and Audrey J. Blackburn, 49,
Arthur s. Benson. 90. SIS S st. NV.
and Eleanor L. Pratt, l9. 1881 Wyhe
Joseph +. Wilson. %, suffolk. Va. and
Polly R. Hawkins, Is, spartsnburE'
Paul F. Burnett, 26. orwell Ohio, and
Barbara ?. Merritt, 90, 1929 River
I'd, NV
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

Beginning December 6 all
Hechinger Co. stores with the
exception of Prince Georges
Plaza store will be open every
night including Saturdays until
8 pm. All stores viii close 6
pm, December "a.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17
REAL EsrArE--sALE
:

CLARKSBURG - Investment
Opportunity. a Family House on
1 acre of land. Rents for $3.50
p. mo. A wonderful buy at
$4,000. Fred B. Cushman Co.,
436 N. Frederick Ave. Gathers
burg. WA. 6-0401 or WI. g.
9011. 1t-11-17
FOR SALE OR RENT-Rock-
Vile -Twinbrook area, 1914 Gran
din ave-; 4 bedrms.; lge. living
rm., firepl. with picture window;
lge. kitch. Close to schools &
stores. Fenced-in yard, $4,000.
Terms. No Agents. Call WA. g.
O7O4. 1868
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17
HELP WANrED--MoIs Or Female u
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES =

Investigate the career openings
that are now available. Our eli
ents urgently need Secys.;
Stenos.; Bkkprs.; Clerk Typists;
Cashiers; Billing & Inventory
Clerks: Acctnts.; Mgmnt. Train
ees; PIX Optrs.; Statesmen;
Eng. Aides; Craftsmen & Tech
nicians. Reg. with us, your local
employment counselors for bet
ter jobs. Baker & Haifleigh AS
Soc, Mgmnt. & Pers. Consult
ants, 2446 Reedie DR.. at Viers
Mill Rd., Wheaton, Md. 10. s.
3714; after 6 pm. call VIII. 2
3018. tf-4996
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17
IMPROVEMENTS

ATTENTION HOME OWNERS
Masonry brick work. block
work. patios, retaining walls.
outdoor fireplaces. Free EST.
mates. work fully guaranteed.
Barco Builders, Tnc.-11301 Ga.
Ave-, 10. 5.S737. tf.7l23
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

HELP WANTED-Male or Fe-
male. Full or part.time. Age 21.
70. Car or light truck needed to
service customers in Rockville
on established Watkins route
Bonus plan. Better than average
income. Old established firm.
Write today, Watkins Products
Inc, Box 5071, Dept. SO, Rich.
mond, va. 2t.11-23
MAN OR WOMAN-P art or
full-time. Own & operate own
business without capital invest.
ment Watkins leadership now
avail. in Montgomery County.
Hourly earnings $500 to $500
q over poss. from the start. Ap-
plicant should be over 25 vicar
or light truck requ. FOR PER.
SONAL INTERVIEW write
Watkins Products. Inc, p. o.
Box No. 5071, Richmond, Va.
4t-12.1
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Man or Woman to supply Raw.
leigh Products. Can earn $50
weekly part time, $l0O e. up full
time. Write Rawleigh's Dept.
MDK.101-336. Chester, Pa.
SLIPS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3
bedrooms, 4th unfinished, large
kit. fireplace, fenced yard. Mr..
schools & shops, $13,750, terms.
No agents. PO. 2-4S1S. 1882
POTOMAC, MD. = 1921 Glen
Mill Road on a beautiful land
scaped 1 acre lot, full basemt., 3
bedrms., 2 baths. All newly
equipped & in new house condi-
ton. Available for immediate
occupancy, $26, $50 terms. Brok-
ers invited. Edwin L. Taylor,
PO. 2-3648. 1t-11-17
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. PAP o'clock on; Annual
Thanksgiving Day Dinner, Tur-
key with all the trimmings,
Kemptown Church Hall. Adults
$1.35, children 75c. Homemade
Cakes & Pumpkin Pies for Sale.
5t-11.22
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. 24-From pm. on An
nual Thanksgiving Turkey Din.
ner and all the Trimmings.
Wesley Grove Church Hall at
Woodfield. Pie extra. Fancy
tables and Benson's fruit cakes
for sale. 4t-11-22
NOV. 26-Sat. 4 pm. Sausage
& Waffles Supper, Creamed
Chicken, Hot Cakes. Sandy
Spring Fire House, by the
Sandy Spring Vol. Firemen. All
you can eat $100. Homemade
sausage for sale. 4t-11-24
DEC. 2 = Annual Bazaar and
Bake Sale at s pm. DEC. g.
Continued at 10 am. with lunch
con beg. at II am. in the Eel
lowship Hall of the Washington
Grove Methodist Church, spon-
sored by the Wesleyan Service
Guild. Adults $1.00. Children Soc.
4t.12-1
DEC. Sat-. DANCEi Amer.
lean Legion, Norman Price Post
No. 68. st. Peters Parish Hall,
Olney, Md. Time. 81. Music BY
Ralph Cullu Quartette. Adnis-
sion $500 per couple. 3t-12.1
DECEMBER 8, Saturday-Dona-
ton Day Tea, 2-5 pm. Nurses
Home, Grounds of Montgomery
General Hospital, Olney, Md.
Sponsored by Women's Board
Of Montgomery General Hos
pital. Mrs. M. McKendree
Boyer, Pres. Admission free
donations of canned goods and
cash accepted. 3t.12.1
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. 24-10:30 Am. Annual
Union Thanksgiving Service of
the East Montgomery County
Council of Churches. Round
Oak Baptist Church, Good Hope
Rd., Spencerville, Md. Message,
Rev. Glenn Smith, 7th Day Ad-
ventist Church, Spencerville,
Md. 2t-11-23
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PHOTO COPY SERVICE-Doc.
uments, Deeds, Letters, Con-
tracts, Plats up to legal size, 35c
LIST COPY, 10c ca. add. copies up
to .; While you wait. Rockville
Stationery in the Rockville
Shopping Center. PO. 2-6115.
1t.9,S
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REAL EsrArE-RENr
APARTMENTS !.

APARTMENTS - Unfurnished
Available soon! Damascus,
Md, across from Druid Thea
tre "a 2-room efficiency & bath
SIS; ID livingrn., bedrIn., kitch.
& bath $96; ID hvingrm., 2 bed
rms, kitch. & bath $110; heat,
elec. & water furn. in all; ref.
requ.; Tyr. lease. Contact Mrs.
Counts, EN-. 2-1757. 4t-12-1
GAITHERSBURG Apt. Build
ing; / & 2 bedroom units, util.
incl, $50 and $100. Available
Dec. 1st. Call OIL. 4-3977 or WA.
6-2748. 1t.11-10
HOUSE Unfurn. Rambler, 2
bedrooms & bath on II acre on
300 acre farm. Beaut. location,
lge. trees, school bus. A beaut.
Country Home at Etchison, Md.
Rent SIS. Samuel E. Bogley, 332
E. Montgomery Ave-, Rockville.
PO. 2-6151. 1t-11-17
GAITHERSBURG : Unfur. 2
bedroom apts., bath, living rIn.
& kitchen with refrigerator and
stove; $50 p. mo. Plus utilities.
Call WA. 6-0525 or after 5 pm.
WA. 6-1283. tf7310
GAITHERSBURG = bedroom
home on one acre; POOLES-
WILLIE AREA = a bedroom new
brick Rambler on ten acres.
ROMER & CO., WI. S-9092.
tf.ss46
WHEATON-ROCKVILLE = At
tractively furn. front bedroom,
"a bath, in new home, with priv
ileges, suitable for two girls.
Near bus. Call VIII. 2-1599.
2t-11-23
LAYTONSVILLE, Md bed
room apartment, utilities fur
nished. Call WA. 6-1634.
1t-11-17
NEW 8 BEDROOM HOMES
min. to Rockville, near Damas-
Gus. No objection to children,
$95 per mo. Phone CL. 3-2004.
G. L. Kaetzel Real Estate, Da-
mascus, Md. 1t-11-17
ROCKVILLE - 3 blocks from
Court House & business district.
2 bedroom brick home with full
basemt. $135 per. mo. KAY
BOWLING REALTOR. WI. g.
$3.50 or WA. 6-2500. 1t-11-17
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

LANDSCAPNG = specializing
in lawns, trimming & planting
.shrubbery & grading; also have
good manure for sale. Call
Troy Cox, WA. 6-2676 after $50
r m. any time Sat. & Sun.
tf-825O
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SHEET METAL

VETERANS SHEET METAL
CO.-Oil and gas hot air fur.
naces. Roofing. new and re-
pair. Guttering and spouting:
roof painting. Humidifiers for
hot air furnaces. Additional
heat lines. Free estimates. Call
PO. 2-2896 or PO. 2-3917.
+41coo
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. 2O-Sunday-Annual Pub
lie Turkey Shoot. Starting IL
am. Tuscarora Gun Club, Rt.
Is So. of Frederick near Point
of Rocks, Md. More than 200
turkeys. Skeet-Trap-Still Tar
gets. Refreshments & Shells
sold. 1t-11-17
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. 19-Germantown Elemen-
tary School P.T.A. Fall Festival.
4-8 pm. 6t.11-17
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

NOV. 19-Turkey Supper at Mt.
Tabor Methodist Church Hall,
Etchison. Md. Start 2:30 pm
on State Route 108. 6t-11-17
Montgomery County sentinel., 1960-11-17

CALL E. w. Butt for Cutters,
Spouts, Roofing, Additional
Heat Lines & Repairs. Free Es.
innate at PO. 2-2206. tf-8950