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STENOGRAPHER

Age .21 to 35, for general ONCE
work, 5-day week, pleasant work
ing condS. Air-cond. once. Salary.
$50 per week. Apply JAFFE, p1l
18th st. NV.
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Secretary

Opening for a begin
ner secretary in the
news Offices Of a To-
cally produced peri
odical. Career-minded
young lady will re-
ceive primary consid-
Grafton. Usual Office
SkillS required.
Modern offices; con-
venient location a few
minutes from down.
town.
Forward concise and
complete resume, CIV
ing full particulars.
BOX Old, STAR
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NOTICE.:

I AM RELEASING a complete bed
room suite, exquisite living room
suite, including decorator lamps.
tables, etc, and stylish dinette set.
Can be purchased at almost half
Of original price. For appointment
manager. MARIO FURNITURE CO,
1923 14th st. NV. DE 2-4T47.
Mon, Tues. We'd, Thurs. til 9.
Sat, Sun. til 8.
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HELP DOMESTIC
(CONTINUEDl
MnRKNG MOTHER neer

WORKING MOTHER needs re-
sponsible maid or housekeeper
2 elementary school children: 51z
davs, live in. VII. 2-3962 after
9:30 pm.
WORKING MOTHER des. elderly
Christian woman to help be q
mother to Sm. child: rm. and
board, plus sm. sal. Call after
pm, RA. 6-4S33.
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STENOGRAPHER

knowledge Of general once routine
required. In Oxon Hill area Cali
from 9 am. to 5 pm, CHI. s-7700.
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SECRETARIES
SECRETARIES

SECRETARY. Alex-One-girl Of
nee; able to work without SUPER
vision; 35 hrs; S433 POTOMAC
EMPL:' Oil King st, Alex, XII.
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RErRIGLRAIoRs. I.R t1:a tEsszs5;soP; !
.-0tU.
REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERAToR, Frigidaire, 5000.
Can see after 4 pm. LU. q
oQ15
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CELLARS DUG

GEN. REPAIR WORK-retaining
walls: concrete work, such as
porches, walks: brk work. all
work guar LU. l-06s5 after 6 D m
PAINT, or paper one rm, S32
Highly skilled neat work. WE
5-oqTo
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PAINIINUl interior and exterior,
by expert colored mechanics. Free
estimates. Call ia. g-516S.
PAINTING-Colors in home: inte-
rior and exterior; 25 yrs eXper o.;
white mechs.. no drinking: honest
work: Md, Va and D. c.; free
estimates IA. 7-3ha3.
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FURNITURE

FURN.-NEW We claim the lowest
prices. Let us prove it. Seeing is
believing 1896 MINI. ave. ne.
FURNITURE
Evening star., 1960-01-14

and the auto union have had
a direct impact. In some in
stances the same workers who
belong to the building trade
unions may work as home re-
pairmen. for instance.
But the explanation for the
tremendous. rise in the cost of
medical care? Strictly the pres
sures Of a ballooning demand
on q relatively slowly rising
supply. The solution here must
be expansion of the supply of
medical facilities, medical per-
sonnel.
The explanation for the rise
in the cost Of such unskilled
services as cleaning workers.
laundrymen, etc? Clearly. the
molasses pace Of increase In
efficiency. The solution here
must be to improve the pro-
ductivity in the services, and
it can be done.
Well not find the right an
swers to imitation unless we
know what imitation we're talk
ing about. Our postwar infla-
ton hasn't all been due to
rising factory wages and prices
not by a long. long shot.
| Distributed 1850 By The Hall syndt-
cate, Inc. All Rights Reserved)
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EARLY Elected
To oHieher Post in
Insurance Firm

r. Edward Early was pro-
NOTED to executive vice presi-
dent and secretary of the Ma
tional Capital Insurance Co at
a board meeting following the
annual stockholders meeting
today.
Mr.. Early has been associated
with the company since 1924
and has served as secretary
since January, 1885. He also is
secretary Of Eastern Building
and Loan Association.
William N. Payne, jr., is pres
ident of the insurance company
and Lanier P. McLachlen is
first vice president. Howard B
Kramer is second vice presi-
dent, Herman Schwertner, con-
troller, and William D. Payne,
general counsel.
Reelected directors were
Clarence F. Burton, F. Wilson
Camp, George A. Didden, jr., S.
Dolan Donohoe, Mr.. Early,
Thomas R. Harrison, w. Ledru
Koontz, Mr.. Kramer, Mr.. Nc
Lachlen. Osbourn OwingS, Will
liam D. Payne and William N.
Payne, jr.. Rudolph w. Santel-
mann and Carl c. Smuck.
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Clarendon Trust
Votes 80 1/3 Pct.
Stock Dividend

A 33-and-one-third per cent
stock dividend. payable to
stockholders of record Deem
Der Is last, was approved by
Clarendon CVa.O Trust Co.
stockholders at the 37th annual
meeting.
President Thomas E. Sebrell
III said assets have risen to
$2l,7O4, 400 as of December 81
and capital funds increased to
Sl.266,2OO then. In the past five
years assets have increased 81
per cent and capital funds have
risen 1873 per cent.
All directors and officers were
reelected.
Evening star., 1960-01-14

Iuncneon meeting at the PreSl-
Dental Arms.
Announcement of Mr.. Bald
wins selection was made by
Vernon w. Holleman, chairman
of the award committee. who
called attention to Mr.. Bald
wins many outstanding con-
tributions to life insurance,
both locally and nationally.
Mr.. Baldwin has been presi-
dent of the District Life Under
writers Association and also
president of the District Chap
ter of Chartered Life Under
writer's. the General Agents and
Managers Association and the
District Estate Planning Coun-
Gil. He also has served as treas
urer of the National Association
Of Life Underwriters and on the
Insurance committee of the
United States Chamber of
Commerce.
A lifelong resident of the
District, Mr.. Baldwin manages
an agency. which always has
been among his companv's
leaders. He was honored with
the companv's Presidents Tro-
ply for 1856. 1857 and 1858 and
now is vice president Of the
company'S General Agents AS
sociation.
The winner of tcday'S award
received a citation and a years
possession Of a large trophy.
which was donated by Morton
H. Wilmer, Washington attor-
ney, in memory of his brother,
Bernard L. Wilmer, a former
member of the underwriters
association, who died in Army
service in World War II.
In previous years the award
has been presented to: H.
Cochran Fisher, w. Elwood
Baker. William Montgomery,
Eugene Thore, Joseph A. Mari.
Charles F. Suter. T. Loehl
O'Brien, Paul H. Primm. Louis
]. GraySon, Joseph S. Baldwin.
Vernon w. Holleman and c.
Carney Smith.
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Business
J. Hicks Baldwin Wins
TOP Insurance Award
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

j. Hicks Baldwin. general agent for New England Mutual
Life Insurance here since 1947 today received the annual
Bernard L. Wilmer Memorial Award for outstanding ac-
complishmens in the field of life insurance.
The District Underwriters Association presented the
award complete surprise Baldwin at its January
Evening star., 1960-01-14
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. IA tAPl iUSDAD-
HCgS 1000. moderately active. uneven.
steady to - higher through mid-Ses-
s!on on butchers under 900 his closed
SLOW ',looH barely steady on these ,weights
500 ms and heavier slona with SOwS
unevcnly strong tn 80 higher. only
fair shiuping outlet mixed grades ~
"hh-H3O 10 butchers 5O-l3 40 .
mixed - and. mixed l-2 'laO-?20 ID
l3.uo-l3.4O, few early to l3 50. sew
ersl lots mived - and is most sorted
for grade 2OO-"l5 lbs l34O-l3 90: So
head closely sorted is 2ln lbs 1875:
few lots 3S 2no-220 lbs 10 SOLE IS,
mlEed grade 2-5 23O-250 lbs l. 25
1910. mixed 2-3 and IS 25O-9SO lbs
J" un-l2 50: and a few lots mixed 81
and rs 2aO-33O lbs II .25-l" 90. mixed
grade l-3 10000 ID sovS 10 25-ll 90;
miIed NIKE 20 4"5-h5o lbs a.5o-lo5O,
Cattle 1000; calves 100; prime
cattle practically absent. average
choice to high choice steers steady;
prime Srsdins low, choice and below
kinds rFadinE GOOD and Below steady
TO weak: cows moderately active
steady; other classes steady. few head
high choice and low prime steers
s5oi.. x 5o-@s $ 90; a few loads and lots hlgh
JOS "A io-57 !S' a few loads choice iSS
] $50 lbs 25 so; standard to avsraSe
good 2n.5O-ei %. with load OF
few h!sh choice gT5 ID heiiers - 90
several loads choice s5O-l 05O lbs
-. 55-26 So: a few high Eood $50 lbs
- 50. other good hefers 23.OO-"5 %;
utility and standard. l65O-22 SO;
utility and commercial cows "a So
y 50. csnnerS and cutters II So
} So bulk IL DOL 90: utility and
commercial bulls 10 OO-2i 50. vealerS
30 90 down; culls as low a. 1000: a
% 90: few medium $50 10 StockerS
u 90.
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V SYLVIA PORTER

1t happened at a small, priv
ate dinner given a few evenings
ago in honor Of five West Euro
pean financial experts brought
to our country by the Com
mittee for Economic Develop
ment to report how Europe
views our imitation, our outflow
Of gold, our new trade prob
lens. When I was introduced
to the professor from West Ger
many he made social talk by
saying it was his first visit to
New York since 1850 and I re-
turned the social talk by ask
ing what differences impressed
him most.
"Oh the cost of your serv-
ices, how much the cost of serv-
ice has gone up in your coun-
try!" AS / started at the un-
expected answer, his words
tumbled out. Il had my hair
cut today, it cost me So! had
to have my suit pressed when
l got of the plane. they charged
me 81! I took a taxi for only q
few blocks and the meter said
$1.30! I ="
At the dinner, the conversa-
tion revolved around what poll
cies America should adopt tc
regain a balance in trade with
the rest of the world and re-
assure our friends that we can
and will control imitation. Un-
derstandably, much of the talk
was about the prices of goods.
But the great force behind
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK. Jan. Il CAP).-Yester.
GAYS closing over-the-counter United
states Government Treasury bonds.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Key to Living Costs-Services

the rise in the price level since
World War II has not been the
rise in the cost of things. It
has been the rise in the cost Of
non-things-services. Consider
these facts:
All items in the consumer
price index rose 29.3 per cent
between 1947 and 1858. But all
services in the index scared
50.7 per cent!
The rise in the prices of dur
able and nondurable goods was
about 19 per cent in this period.
The rise in the prices of the
services was AZ per cent.
AS the recent report of the
Joint Economic Committee on
the economy puts it, "The i'm
pact of services on the move
ment of the consumer price in
dex and in view of the import
ance Of the index as a factor
affecting wage movements, on
the economy as a whole, is
striking" And Otto Eckstein,
director of the study, adds this
remark:
In fact. the index would
have shown no net increase
whatever from 1851 to 1856 if
the prices Of services had re-
mained constant; in other
words, the entire rise in con-
sumer prices from 1851 to 1856
was due to the services sector. ;"
/ Why have the prices Of serv-
ices risen so much2 Here, the
answer cannot be the usual,
superficial one about climbing
wages.
True, on the prices Of such
services as home repairs, auto
repairs. the wages established
by the building trades unions
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Prices quoted in dollars and thirty.
seconds.
Subject to Federal taxes but not to
State income taxes.
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OVER COUNTER

Washington liStings on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers
as OF pm. Thursday, January IA
Evening star., 1960-01-14
Prudential Building
Association Elects

The Prudential Building AS
sociation announced election Of
Nicholas Orem, jr., to the board
Of directors. William H Pres
colt was elected vice president
and all other officers and direc-
tors were reelected.
President Thomas E. Hamp-
ton announced an increase of
net assets to a total of S26, ,649,-
587;total savings to S23.5l2,8lO
and reserves to S2.O74,519.
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OldClub
Restaurant

A41Ge SIS S. Woshinsien. AlsEandrio
Q Meet friends at Geo. WashinEton's Q
4 old clubhouse Finest food at 4
a prices you like Attractive Colonial A
4 dining rooms Open fireplaces a
Lunch and dinner daily except Y
Monday Park Free
~Porfiss. BonqUsh. Meetings, Receptions y
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lion or Is per cent, reported
President C. Edwin Kline at
the annual stockholders meet
ing.
Invested savings rose to ST.
S85,6ll, a gain of S5,472.000 or
"a per cent. and the number
of savings account holders rose
to 1880, up 1857 or l3 pei
cent. Dividends of $9l7 992
were l9 per cent ahead of the
previous year.
Evening star., 1960-01-14
Citizens Building Assets
Exceed S32.2 Million

Assets of Citizens Building
and Loan Association of Mont
gomery County, Md, reached
a new high Of s32,23O.932 on
December 81, with a record an
nual gain of around S6.5 mil
Evening star., 1960-01-14
Springfield Bank Assets
Soar 33 Pet. in Year

Assets Of the Springfield
Bank at Springfield. Va. set a
new record of S4,663, ,6O7 at the
years end, gain Of 33 per cent
from s3,496,053 a year earlier
President Edward R. Carr told
stockholders at the annual
meeting.
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FEAR NO EVIL
Praise God

Da71 = exho--ztso1 AS =
5-e.ss lie Lc-1
Praise ye irs Lc-1 Bees
e = he Uzr -ns- tezr-n ne
Lo-1. IL. ceEzhtetn great.
II rs src-er-s
His seed shall De mighty
upon earth me eeoers-io7
OF the upright shsII Dc bless
&C" Psalms ll2.l&zl
B,ecSlse tEzre are 70 Ills
headings II the clsl-e Mind
false oe-ets 9. error czn1c.
y pers-ste-. Il human II
(Cortinuec
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fairs REe- Cod < or g--e
According 70 me Bible sn1
Christian S<ience. ~e are sns
s,ns ard dsOsnfers q Coo
Ard with ether feiLc~ se-.
wants ef COR ,esseny Fsths-
~e praise God for HIS bovr.,-
fol blessings and the srno-r'
of energy received through
spiritual development.
Christian Silence D. Ns-1
BAKER Eccy explains ine ia
Science u 3 eirg WIKI
-0yes o. spirit. God.
- D.
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DETR0IT'S CHRISTIAN RADIO STATION
WMUz : & am. THRU 10 pm, PLUS.
June :. 1850
DR.. & Mrs. Lloyd barrymore Living"

June :, 1850
Dr.. MRS. Lloyd barrymore Living"
Pasadena California
Dear Or. ksrrynore,
and MRS. ksrrynore. too
Your program. coming through that fine Christian Sta
ton in De'ro'. WnUZ. 9l5 is doing much good and
grateful that Of your character training
il 50 devoted 10 public service.
Enclosed please find $1,000 for that Fellowship
rsnsemen' including appearing the mailing
LIST
Best wishes Al your service.
ALPHABETICALLY yours according 70 Christ,
both First and Second appearances
the 80 years return Of Christ Jesus
forevermore - minus the impeachment Of
Mays flesh. Jesus pre-Aseenson mortal
identity
Andrew Frvehayf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Aim Encis. 2sc mail
DR. kARRYmoRE GAVE US A NICE THANK YOU
FOR OUR WORDS or ENCOURAGEMENT
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DfYl's REDS. HkEiTUES or HELL!
SPIRITUAL lUksICS = SUPER CRIMINALS !!
HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM APPlEs?"

III Accr- -'.2--y ~ rs DETROIT TRIBUNE
sE1s E.-Es ,.-c ~ cLcsE7s LsC sAy
s>~S >SLrES. C,.,.. gs.1
.ss 5JssiL 5sss
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VIEW cRITIcIzEs VA HOSPITALS!

WV SMIiSlZkS VA HOSPITALS -.
IN MICHIGAN"
RATED AT THE BOTTOM /. IN THE U.s.!
Free Press ol8
WHAT A FALL SINCE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER.
IN 1925. GAVE THE CAMP CUSTER VETS
HOSPITAL my. GODS. INFALLIBlE
THERAPEUTICS H.. RATED AMONG THE BEST
VETS HOSPITALS IN THE ENTIRE U.S.!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, ADDITIONALLY:
PARolED PATIENT TO us:
WAND . IS RUNNING THE HOSPITAL!
ONE MORNING, AT BREAKFAST. A WAR VET.
-"''s. oNe or TABLE or SIX LOOKING AT us,
80 wAkD IS RUNNING THE HosPITALT
ensS v .. KePlY: FOR THE LOVE or PETE, R.
DOCTORS ON OUR NECK.
See VIEW. Pace
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Carry HoATs PRODUCTIVITY SCHEME"
CAREYs PUBLIC BE DAMNED POLICY
~. Tris I'll tz4
co. ADDITIONALLY " rs DETROIT TRIBUNE
T-EsE CEgLs LLeCS NyLTi-EiLLloH
'Ly/JSlEs APE REFLECTED ~ THAT GIGANTIC
TOTAL az i1i,LL lnCEEThEss AID THE
DErcceL7s' clyEL"Lys CF POWER. WITH The
III cF TIE Ssfc-cPLr4ic Us SUPREME
coJeT oF T-E lf:,.
PEARL HARE0R. NEAR SEIl0UT TO STAIN.
LOSS or CHINA TO THE REDS. DISGRACE or
CHRISTIAN NATIONS. TEMPORARILY
AND K0REA!!!
Zee GREY. Page
CROSSE P0IhTE(s) NOT ENOUGH CHRISTINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
YOUNG vAhDALs GO ON SPREE IN CITY:
DO 81 1000 DAMAGE"
COD VA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SUCH OCCURRENCES ARE INDIRECTLY THE
PRODUCTS or THE DEVILS R. CATHOLIC
LUNACY! TREASON!
See CROSSE PolNTE Psge9
Reuther lDedsJ Political Analyst [y"
Ghosts Under (N'diteyisJ Bed
News edfI GA
COO VIA HIS oE rRolT TRIBUNE:
REUTER- AND DEVILS DAVID MCDONALD.
MAJOR G0LIATHs. ARCHITECTS. OF
1853 RECESSION!
PROTESTANT SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE,
REUTER- AFTER HIS RETURN FROM THE sovIETS'
DEVILS PARADISE POST GRADUATE IN.
sTRucTIoN m shTANs ABUNDANT LIFE HAD TO
soorHE HIS GUILTY CONSCIENCE By MARRYING
cHRsT-REJEcTIhc HEBREW
HOWEVER THERE IS HOPE FOR WALTER HE.
BREW SPIRITUAL LuNATic APPRENTICE FOR THE
RABBIhATE SAUL or TARsUs, IN DUE TIME
FELT 70 DAYS BLiNDhEss) AND SAW THE LIGHT -
BECOMING, STEP BY STEP. NY HEROIC. GIANT
APOSTLE, ST. PAUL
LORD WHAT WILT THOU HAVE nae TO cor
See REUTER-, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

RUSSIA CAN'T Q1H Up WITH Us.
NOT EyEH ~ YEAR 1000 : ss-s-Prss- Mica
<~e>s Press FL
us. oR5iTs z MOONS OVER RUSSIA
m SHOT!
= "sC0REs A FIRST NJ SpLQ'!
SATELLITES O1EQ RADIATION I'D
pOILRis A-sUEs"
se-s FL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
~ RESIDENTS SAY THEY'RE VICTIMS
OF CARPET FRAUD"

Dearborn Independent 81
HIGHLAND PARK cARPETINc FIRM BEING SUED
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU INTERESTED
A dozen West Dearborn families who saw they have
been duPed by Highland Park earpeiine firm have band
ed together TO bring suit.
ROBERT FREEMAN OF l2s s. YORK SAYS HE WAS
AMONG II RESIDENTS WHO WERE SOLD cARPETlNc
rokpoKTED TO BE WORTH $40 SQUARE YARD BUT
is COMPARABLE ONLY TO cARPerlNc SELLING AT
FROM So TO 81 A YARD AT ESTABLISHED STORES
The firm is currently being Investigated by the Wayne
county Prosecuting Attorney and the Detroit Better Bust
ness Bureau after than 100 complaints from Downrver
and Dearborn residents.
The cARPETING, THEY SAY, IS WEARING OUT IN
FROM SIX MONTHS TO A YEAR. 1T IS sol D ON a COM
PllcATE0 "REFERRAL PROGRAM. WHICH ENABLES
CUSTOMERS TO RECEIVE COMMISSIONS FOR CARPET.
ING SOLD TO THEIR FRIENDS, RELATIVES AND NEIGH
BoRs ~
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CHAIN CT COMMAND IMPERATIVE.
MOSES, ISAIAH. CHRIST JESUS.
MARY BAKER EDDY.

lLL NATIONS WITH ROD or IRON !. REVEAL
TON III,
NOSES The LORD YOUR COD WILL RAISE UP
UNTO YOU. FROM AMONG YOUR BRETHREN a
PROPHET LIKE UNTO NE. HIN SHALL YE HEARkEk ?
UNTO" Deuteronomy
The NEW AcTs?. ADDS TO THIS VERSE: EVER
SOUL NOT -ELRKENIho UNTO THAT PROPHET
SHALL Be DESTROYED FROM AMONG NJ PEOPLE! ii
HAVE ~ PART. The SEEMINGLY -
TRAGIC HISTORY Or CrRIsT-REJEcTIkc HEBREWs !.
Jesus ~ EXEMPLARY Jew WAS or JUDAH
COD AND JESUS MADE The NAME JEW n
OBSOLETE. Jesus BECOMING The FIRST CHRIS ii
TAN THERE ARE HEBREWS - BUT NOT JEWS!
ISAIAH ia AND MATHEW AND LUKE New Tr WR-
Gin CONCEIVED ~ TIE HOLY GHOST -.
HUMAN CONCEPTION: HYPNOSIS or THE DEVIL!
YOUR HEBRAIc APPRENTICE FOR THE RABBI
NATE. SAUL or TARsUs GRADUATED WAS PRO-
NOTED TO AN APPREHENSION SOMEWHAT
ONLY TO THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or THE 4
SPIRITUAL, THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH REVELATION - THE REAL .
AND GIVEN THE NAME ST. PAUL, RECORDED
ny, GODS DcTATioh: THE THINGS SEEN ARE
TEMPORAL MYTHICAL H. BUT THE THINGS
NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"
PART
MARTYRD0Ms: JOHN THE BAPTIST. LINCOLN
AcCELERATING CHRIST MEssIAHsHP
RESTRICTIONS OF SPIRITUALLY DEAD
SOCIAL ORDERS!
JESUS AND WoMANs ROLE Matthew 1885,
FEB. 1866 - NY GREATEST MARY, APPOINTED ACE
IS, TO COMPLETE JESUS UNFINISHED BUsI-
NESS" - "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION
WHICH WICKED AND ADULTERous GENERA
TONS" HAVE BEEN UNWORTHY or - "REvIvNc
See RABBI RIPS, Page z
CHRIST REJECTING. JUDAS JUDAISM
LUNACY! :
ABSTINENCE p5J SIN FOR Evy: RABBI Il
REGARD ALCOHOL AS A BLESSING
FROM C0D'"It
Evening star., 1960-02-23
RIRI,E SAI.ESIMEN

BAKER, simple pies, mufins, rolls
etc: some cooking: nice country
inn: Mr. EVANS. FL. 6-4l11
Evening star., 1960-02-23
HOGAN & HARRISON, Attorneys,
500 Colorado Building

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing a Probate Court.-EState of
YVONNE VERLAINE JAMES. also
known as YVONNE VERLAINE, De-
ceased.-No. 99,S7S, Administra-
tion Docket @07 Application
having been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased, and for
Letters Testamentary on said
estate. bv FRANCES SIMS. it is
ordered this 11th day of February.
A D. 1850, that Wilhelmina B
Harris, Fortune Bridge. Prince
Edward Island, Canada: Rosa
Maud Reed. 1868 Tsllant Road.
Santa Barbara, California, and all
others concerned, appear in said
Court on Tuesday. the 22nd day
of March, AID. 1860, at 10 o'clock
AM, to show cause why such
application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in
the "WaShinEton Law Reporter"
and The Evening Star" once
IN each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness.
the Honorable DAVID A. PINE.
Chief Judge Of said Court, this
llth day of February. AID. 1860.
(Seal.l Attest: ARTHUR P.
SMITH, Deputy Register Of Wills
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
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JHILLEs CATsoNIS, Attorney,
S15 18th Street NV.
We Rhfn Rfnn ( n q

u
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Corut.-No. 9S5l9
Administration Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the State of Connecticut, has oh.
tained from the Probate Court
OF the District of Columbia. Let
tiers Of Administration on the
estate Of JOHN ULYSSES, late oi
the District of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber. on OIL
before the 27th day Of June
A. D. 1860; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all bene.
ft of said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day of February
1850 GEORGE ULYSSES, 4SG
Fern Street, West Hartford. Con.
necticut. (Seall Attest: FRANK
J. BURKART, Deputy Resister oi
Wills for the District, Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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Evening star., 1960-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES
CAREY 4 GRIMES, Attorney
Bowen BuildinE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. HOLD
ing Probate Court.-No. 90 .SS9,
Administration Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF
the State of North CHrolina. has
obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia. An
clllary Letters TeStamentary on
the estate of ODA GANIM. late
Of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the llth day Of August.
AID 1850; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate Given under my
hand this llth day OF February,
1850, ESSA HANNA, 5O2 Gorrell
Street Greensboro. \; c. (ssalD
Attest: ARTHUR p. SMITH, Dep
uty REGISTER Of Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court fel693-mhl