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GEORGETOWN PIKE

At Forestville-Situated on 2 acres
cleared; new stone bungalow, oak floors
throughout, 2 bedrms and bath on lst
f.. finished rm. on End; living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm bright kitchen; bsmt.
oil h.-wh.: attached shelter for one car
owner leaving and will sacrifice for S12.-
$50. For appointment call E. H. IRWIN,
Ma 1hQ5 or ElrnWnnd R1S I'D
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,VER SPRING MD.

Modern aunt brick bldg; good income:
reasonably priced; excellent condition.
DIENER, EHRLICH 81 co.
Rr 3ASl. GE lRSI
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Open 2-6 pm. Sat. and Sun.

Deposit your check in the amount of sa,-
500 and move right into this nearly new
unconventional type home offering 8 spa
cious bedrms, liv. rm. with fireplace. COM
bination equipped kitchen -dinette. part
osmt.', a baths. gas radiant heat. pene-
tan BINDS, copper screens and copper
plumbing. Total price, Sl5.25U Bal
ance at $7s,os. per mo. including inter
reach: Drive out Lee hwy to Great Falls
street q block before State Theater in
Falls church,. right about l mile TO
wood ave, l block TO North st. left to
1O4 and our open" sign.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agy.
3103 10th st. No. GIL. e33s, OK 17i9;
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

6-rm. bungalow Of unusual charm, Close
to shopping and transp.: oil neat: quaint
garden with brick wall, terrace and fire.
home of individuality: sub. cash; OW
635, Gil, S423: ewes, Gil. 1906. TER
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SHARE WITH OWNER. ami country
home. one or two mature women,
miles from D. C, car essential, BOX
oUQ-T, Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
DOWNTOWN-S35

Large store in big downtown ofiee BLDG :;
suitable for retail or Wholesale bpsir"' =
valet, print shop. delicatsSsen: light and
heat incl Victor Bldg. 724 9th g.
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FOREST HEIGHTS. MD.

GOOD investment and income property;
neu det brick with spacious 3-bedrm, 1st-
fonr APP, ready for owner occupancy, plus
excellent monthly income from bsm,. and
End floor apts located 2 mile beyond
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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ALEXANDRIA
Mt. Vernon ave-Commercial house and
50xl 30 IT. lot. S14.5OO. NJ Alexandria
Shopping Center, house has Is rooms. oil
h-w.h Shown by appt. only.
HICKS REALTY CO.,
Realtors. 3706. Mt Vernon ave, Alex,
Va, OV 056l, OV. 3a61 ewes. TIE. 1852
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HILICREST

1904 23rd St se-5-rm brick on lge
level lot, bus hv door; this charming home
Is vacant, posses at settlement. Mr.
o Rear, W 1891
c. D. MURPHY
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RAMRI, ,ER

Beautiful brick ranch type; Temple Hills
area 3-hedrms., bath. lv rm,, din rn.,
KIT knottv pine paneling throughout, fun
hsmt oil heat, acre land Sacrifice, price.
Dt Fiippo, AT. 6227. c. D. MURPHY,
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WILLIAMS REALTY co.
Here Ye Here Yel
FOLKS DON'T KNOW

What the world is coming to, hut lev
old timers can tell you where it's gong
TO-, This property has parable! II, that
stabilized. but they viii arree upon IN
spection that this is todsys hest buy,
This home consists of liz. rm 1liaX1a
> hedrms,. bath on 1st floor EXPANSION
attic with . bedrmS roushed in. fun
bSmt., porch, oil heat. situated on
lot 1O0X20O fl in subdivision OF
wooded rolling hills mr. Annandale TriCr.
SI3.95O Make your appt. now. SMITH
REAL ESTATE CO, SH. S0O1. Gil. OiSi,
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LEESBURG PIKE

On Wlts
and bath; surrounded by trees. slassed- in
rear porch, bsmt.. barn, chicken house,
immed. poss.; price, Sis,a00. reasonable
cash. Owner will accept entire 1st trust.
For appt, call E. H. IRWIN. MA. 1895 or
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReINIA.
BUNGALOW

An unusual home of brick and frame on
beaut. corner lot; 3 bedrms, beamed
liv. rm., equip. kit. gas heat; cow TO
transp. and shopping. BY appt.s only.
OW. 1888, Gil. S4@3; ewes. GIL. 1906.
TERRELL & GLAZIER -22
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

MoSEY-MAKER. 18Th and Columbia r
vicinity. owner leaving. sell e. tires
the Income RE O4s3. CH 1908, 20
DOWNTOWN CORNER BTILDINGI pians
ready to remodel in TO 16 units: S2h.nno
cash required. RE $50 -%g
1909 r ST. sR-5-unit apt income. 81
$50: tenants pay utilities; good cond.; ~
appt only Mr.. Mcdonnell. TR 43S2, with
T. PAUL MUDD, 24OS MINI ave. Sc ~
HAVE SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUYS In art
houses. For information and statements
cali l.. G. WHITE, ME-. 4l12; eyes, WI
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JEFFERSON VILLAGE

Lovely 4-rm. and bath bungalow with
porch, full basement and oil heat lge.
corner lot; for only ST 800; good f1nanc-
ing; See this at once. 1t wont last long.
Call RE: $3.50 8 to 9. COLONIAL IN
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NORTH ARLINGTON - Sale by owner
Open Sat, Sunday until sold }-bedrm
BRICK Colonial OH nice lot Lge. iv rm
with firepl. Full-size DIN. rnl.. kit lge
enough for breakfast table Side porch, ,
baths Zee. rm House in lnmaC cond
throughout. Good bus service. nr, schools
and shopping center Excel financing
Directions. out Lee Hwy to Geo Mason
Dr: r.. ! blk 10 2405 1t. COL. F.. P
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$500 CASH

Buvs this lovely 3-bedroom home; con-
yenl"nt TO schools and ShoppnR, ~ II.
llylng room. fireplace. tul! sized d'nlng
room equipped kitchen, plenty OF space
for breakfast suite, full basement, oil heat
larre fenced lot. Sil6iu, - loan.
Priced below todays market,
Real Estate. Service, Inc.
Lee highway at Glcbe I'd, GL. o56l, OK.
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YOU DON'T

Have to dive in a crowd. your family
will enjoy living in this modern home
on a. acre, less than 30 minutes drive
from Wash: Nv. rm. with firepl, dinette,
kit. bedrms. and bath: full bsmt.
auto. heat; price. $4,000. Open Sat
and Sun afternoons Directions TO
property: Out Lee blvd to Fairfax
Circle, follow Route 29-21l 81. miles TO
sign on house on right. LINCOLN IN
VESTMENT Co OW 13l1 -oo
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FALLS CHURCH-S21 900

4-bedrm. and 2-bath brick home on beau
tiful wooded lot, 200 It. deep; / st f., large
liv. rm. with fireplace. screened porch
bookcases. cheerful din. rm, fully equip
kit. 2 twin-sized bedrms. and tiled bath
| bedrm pine paneled; End f., z bedrms;
for storage; Venetian blinds; bsmt.. oil
heat, loft. deep freeze. Bendix washing
3.4OO st trust, 41aI interest. and rea-
sonable cash above.
LUCILLE COOK
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SOLD!

Was So,d az FIRST sight, and you will be
too. This 6-rm. brick and stone home
was designed for gracious living, extra
lgs Inv nm, with arep! 3 sunny bed
rooms. nearly : acre OF land, etc. Only
- minutes from y. c Inc at Branch
ave Cal Nj GoldSborough. AT b@,1,
With c D MURPHY, Realtor, or UN.
03SO ewes -"
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MONTICELLO PARK

The village OF beautiful 'moderns"
Snow white brick. on the highest spot on
the ridge above Russell I'd. This home
stands on wide lawn with q producing
garden and lge. trees at the back The
llv. rm. is "a long with distinctive
frepl,, there are 3 lge bedrms. and ?
baths on end fl. The rec. rm. which can
as the liv. rm. and has frepl.: redec.
and financing TO suit purchaser For
appt. to see call HICKS REALTY CO,
Realtors, 1905 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex,
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MCLEAN

New 3-bedrm, 2-bath brick; 1st-f bedrm
with fun ti!ed bath. lv. rm. with hrepl.
din. rm., all-elec kit. and screened porch
off liv. rm.; 2nd fl. has . bedrms and
full tiled bath; full basement, oil &C h
Close to transp., schools. shopping and
churches. Priced Sl7.950. Dial opera
tor and ask for Elmwood 322 or 325 (no
told, VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor. Nc
Lean. Va. Oh
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LAKE JACKSON

Log cabin. completely furnished over
looking lake: paneled living room, stone
hrepl., bedrooms. built-in hunks sleep s.
dinette and kitchen. VIM H. SAUNDERS
CO. INC. Dl. lOl5 until 8 D m DO
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Forestville, Near Andrews Field
c.fsmily house, on approx Il acre OF land
eoupletelv furn; oil h.-w-h.. 2-car gar
house in excel cond Shown by app.
FORD T MORGAN ST, RE. 1910; ewes ,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA-
SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGlNlA.

I'm sorry that cut you off, Mr. wump to you so
don't Tho elineo
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BEVERLY HILLS

Beautiful setting. high on a hill. 6 spa
cious. gracious rooms. plus tile bath, side
screened porch. full bsmt.. ! car gar.
quality home in an outstanding section
Shown by appt. only.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
22O4 Wilson blvd. oW. $500, OK. 4123.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

This 6-rm. all-brick home in the best OF
cond.. is offered for immed. possession
Separate entrance hall with staircase to
2na f.. 3 nice bedrms. with walk-in clos
cts, tiled bath, liv. rm. with fireplace,
ample din. rm. and large kit; full base
ment, oil heat. Situated on corner lot l
block from tranSp., close to schools, in
good residential area. Well financed
SEWELL REALTY CO. IA So. Glebe rd
at Lee blvd. OK. O217. GIL. 1s7S-9574
Open evenings 20
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liv. rm. with hrepl., din. rm., equip. kit.
tiled bath. screened rear porch, full
bsmt., gas a.-c.h.. Price. Sl4,250. Dial
operator and ask for Elmwood 322 or
1926 tno told. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN,
Realtor. Mclean Va --ol
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RRADDOCK HGTS AREA

You'll look a long time to find better
home than this at Sl395O; 3 hedrms. and
tile bath on 2nd tioor; liv ,rm; with fire,
Place. din. rrn and equipped kit, screened
porch on 1st floor: full bsmt., copper pip
ing, oil heat; very close to Pentagon, bus
and schools
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont

East Riverdale-S2.0O0 Down
For lovely Cape Cod, rms and baths
frepl in liv rm Completely insulated.
Screened side porch II you want this,
you'd better call Mr. Morningstar, WA
RE 1910 90
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FOREST HEIGHTS

- 200, on terms; 4 rms, tile bath. lse
spdsCsped lot oil heat, open for inSpec-
.lon, 203 Mohlcan DR.. Forest Heights. ND
EOGERS CONSTRUCTION co 500l Ed
monSton ave Rogers Heights, Nd" WA.
sE1:I. WA aS36
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SUBURBAN sAIE-YlRslAIA
SMALL, ESTATE,

/ acre fertile ground, well cared for, A
beautiful brick Cape Cod. 8 veIl-arranged
rooms, expansion End floor; full basement,
2-cGr garage. A steal.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., GL. O561. OK. 1855,
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NEAR MD UNIVERSITY

--rm. home; lge. lv rm bedrms din
ette, kit and bath. frame with brick fac
tnE. fronting 10ll2 +; on blvd, 300 #.
deep Price. Sl6.950, substantial cash
6-rm house, ? bedrms, din. rm kit,
bath - acre. Price, SI".250; terms.
ALVIN EPLING
On. o3l3 5S0S Baltic ave, Hyattsville.
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Sacrifice For Quick Sale

Unusual BARGAIN. 5-rm BUNGALOW gas
h " b automatic hot-Water tank. equip
ned ku full attic and nsmt; @0n-ft lot,
hare and frri't trees, det garage, near
'-a7 Srortatior and stores Takoma Park,
MI Oni, 80 700 OWNER 81, 35SI
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50 Q5n CASH

Buys this lovely 3.bedroom home, COW
venient to schools and shopplng; "l-ft
living room, fireplace. tul->lzed dining
room equipped kitchen. plenty of space
for breakfast suite; iull basement, oil heat.
large fenced lot, Sll.610. A. loan Priced
below todayS market
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at GIebe Rd.. OIL. Oa6I. OK. H5sb.
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BELLE HAVEN BUYS

1-Stone and sturdy; hedrms., 2la
baths, attached gar. unique English base
ment. Priced S2S,50O
t2D-Dutch dandy Beautifully arranged
house, large level lot. gar. facilities for
maid 2t2 baths 1mmaculate-won't last
CD-Authentic New England Colonial.
center entrance. large rms; bedrms. >
baths, recre. rm.; attractive view of
Potomac from secluded screened porch.
ReaS. otfer will be given consideration.
'4l--Custom built in 81. center hail, s
gracious rms, > full baths. , half baths
recre rm' vacant. You should see
this one.
(5)-Msster craftsmans merchandise;
high, cool, shaded stone; unique floor plan,
ample rms; study and bath on lst floor:
bedrms. and masters suite on Ind
floor; "-car gar, de luxe paneled rpcre.
rm., automa tic dishwasher and garbage
Considerable cash required.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
ooO1 WiIsnn Rlrd nM n2nn nY AIoa
Laurel outlook., 1948-12-22
w. S. c. S. Meetings
Feature Christmas

Circles of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Meth
odist church featured Christmas
parties at their homes at their
Friday afternoon meetings. Gifts
were exchanged and refreshments
served by the hostesses. The diff
ferent groups met as follows:
Circle Mrs. j. d. Pewitt and
Mrs. c. E. Rymer were cohostes-
ses at a n o'clock luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Walk
Ier. Games were entertainment.
Circle 2-The meeting was at
Mrs. M. f. Crawford's home, with
Mrs. William Gerke cohostess.
The program included carols and
a Christmas story by Mrs. Craw-
ford. "The Origin of the Mistle-
toe"
Circle "a 1 o'clock luncheon
preceded the social meeting at
the home of Mrs. w. T. John
son with II members present.
Circle Mrs. o. X. Chapman
was hostess at her home and
Mrs. R. A. McCracken, Jr., was
a guest. During the afternoon
recordings of Christmas carols
played and a reading was
given by Mrs. Chapman.
Circle 5-Mrs. Florence erich
ton gave a reading, "The Burro
and It's Burden" at the meeting
at Mrs. d. L. Hafer's home.
There were ID members attend
ing. Mrs. Edward l.. Coombs
was cohostess.
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Kindergarten Gives
Christmas Program
At School Monday

A Christmas program by kin
dergarten children was presented
at Mrs. H. Lee Hamlett's home
Monday morning. All the child
ren took part and each child
brought his mother and little sis
ter or brother.
The program, openin: with the
pledge to the flag, consisted of
a song by the group. Il Think
1t Would Be Lovely" alphabet
Song" with each child reciting
lines about letters; song, Jingle
Bells" to the accompaniment of
bells lightly jingling: Secrets"
by the group; eve Like Dolls"
by the girls; "Sing a Song Of
Christmas" by the boys and hap
ply Birthday" in honor of Bonnie
Russell's fifth birthday.
A play christmas Presents" ~
was put on by the entire group.
The cast: Santa Claus, Norman
Mother and two children
and. Sandra Roysdon, Loretta
Moser, Roberta S%trending, Bonnie
Russell, Jack Pelowitz and Kent
mama doll, Betty Scott;
Bear, Clifford Bean; Tin
Soldier, Gary Stickelberger; Jack
n the Box. Billy Pederson; cow
bow doll. Sandra Roysdon and
title girl dolls. Barbara Carr
Price and Perrie Kay
Palmer. The play was a scene
the toy department of a store.
Mrs. Hamlet announced that the
school will be recessed until Jan,
;.
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ROOley Continues At
Indiana University

Bloomington, Ind, Dec. o.
Students enrolled at Indiana uni
versity this semester include
James Rooley, Jr., 215 Woodland
avenue, Laurel.
Enrolment in the Indiana state
school, which has campuses at
Bloomington and Indianapolis and
eight centers situated throughout
the state, is composed of 14,414
full-time and SIT part-time
students.
Laurel outlook., 1948-12-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends and
for their numerous ex-
pressions of sympathy in our re-
cent bereavement, the death of
Ernest A. Laipple, and especially
to the members of the w. S. c..
S. circle 5 for their thoughtful
ness.
Mrs. Goldie Laipple,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laipple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice.
Laurel outlook., 1948-12-22
Income from Beef Cows

On many farms, beef cows offer
the most practical means of getting
an income from untillable perma-
nent pasture and unstable rough
ages.
Laurel outlook., 1948-12-22
Clusters Last Stand

General Custer made his last
stand in the south of Montana ter
ritory.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-02-04

Immediately after the tribulation of those days
shall the sun be darkened, and the shall not
give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven,
and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:
And then shall appear the sign of the Son of
in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the
earth mourn, and they shall the Son of man
ing in the clouds of heaven with power and great
glory (Matt. "a: 20, 3O).
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-02-04
Studies In
Bible Prophecy
By Evangelist Charles L. Kessler
IS. THE SEVENTEEN WEEK


The time unto messiah the Prince further sixywo
weeks Daniel 926 outlines the events of parenthe PERIOD
the SEVENTEEN week sxynne Finally Daniel 27
deals with this momentous final seven-year period:
And he shall d confirm fir the fRs with h many
% & al shall ali {55
determined shall be poured upon the desoaor
again again the pollution of the temple at Jerusalem First
the desecraon Of the temple by the armies of
ochus Epphanes connection with the Holy Place is spoken
umats abomnacn Of deso1aons the last mad desecra
ton of the temple at Jerusalem before the Inauguration Of the
is abiding to Daniel 927 when He says,
ae>os sn sn By ban sS The the Ss5p sss
in the holy place. (whoso readeth
Then hemwh be in the
then shall hs nd be ts sa such b
tm ns NO. no. no "ee even enS shs sE be- MATT 49,
This is Christs Divine and inspired commentary the
Jewish history cenerng the seventeen week OF the
Daniel vision Across the of Daniel falls
5 % % I & ca n The v B d
imprint found in the teances of the prophets in the dis
Biblical roles vividy portrayed
than that of the Scripture universally
reign relationship the Coming Christ and the
establishment of the Kingdom earth.
study him carefully in the fu
alone
At some point history the purpose of God in the
thetic (Churc age completed again Israel
uppermos the Divine AS know prophecy
abundanty fulfilled and the Jewish people to this day
racial group scattered the nations
But God again His strivings with Israeli the aspra
people will tend to center
land Palestine Ostenby the final problems of
international Jewy will be solved by the infamous personality
whose crimes backened the period Second
Scripture that he will stabilize the
social and religious situation Palestinan
Jewish which has been erected years
with Judaism will accomplish this However, after three and
one-half revealed he of SIM I'll Thessaonans
23 he will utterly break his covenant end the temple worship
severely the recently RESTORED" national
religious
basphemou claims and doatous Vaccinations from this
Christ the residents of ude in that day
feet Great Trbulaon But the
Seventy with the prophecy of the doom of
the Christ continues in the Olvet Dis
that this time is the moment of their
deverance and of the manifestation of Himself and His King
after the trbulation those
SUI
her NJ
thu of De
And
nal in all tribes O.
earth and they shall the Son of
ing the clouds of heaven with and great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
DR.. Carl H. Kopf Returns
To First Congregational

Rev. Carl Heath Kopf will return
to the pulpit of First Congregational
Church, Sunday at II am, preach
ing on Good and Bad Ghosts"
On Thursday and Friday there
will be an institute on Our Chris
tian World Mission" conducted by
mission leaders and UNCONVENTIONAL
executives. The program Is open
for all those interested in and con-
cerned with the advance of the eos-
pei In this troubled world.
The leadership will include Miss
Helen Kenyon, moderator of the
general council of Congregational
churches; the Rev. Raymond A.
Dudley, American board secretary
for India and former missionary;
Chief Albert Luthuli, Christian lay
man and chief of the Zulu. tribe
in South Africa; Luther Fowle of
Istanbul, Turkey; the Rev. Leonard
Clough, youth worker from Cam
bridge, Mass; DR.. Frederick L.
Brownlee of the American Mis-
sionary Association: the Rev. Ivan
Catham, director Of Yuquiyu Rural
Life Community, Luquillo, Puerto
Rico, and the Rev. Ray Gibbons, d.
rector of the Council for Social Ac-
ton.
The Mems Club will meet Monday
at Sis pm. for dinner. DIR. Fred
erick Reissig, secretary of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches, will
be the guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
All Souls Unitarian

DR.. Norman Gerstenfeld, rabbi of
the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton, will occupy the pulpit at All
Souls Unitarian Church at II am.
tomorrow in the absence of the
minister, DR.. A. Powell Davies, who
is preaching at the University of
Chicago chapel. He will take for
his subject THE Vision That Unites
U.s."
In the Current Problems Glass at
9:45 am. Philip w. Amram, chair
man, United World Federalists, D.
c., will speak on world Govern
ment: A Lost Cause?". At the same
time Mrs. Virginia Parkman will
describe, in the Comparative Reh-
gion Glass, What. Is Taught in
Unitarian Church Schools"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Christian Living School
At Mt. Vernon Methodist

The Young Adults School for
Christian Living at the Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow and continue
five weeks.
DR.. John w. Rustin will preach
tomorrow at 8 and 11:15 am. on
What Do Protestants Believer" He
will review the book, "The Bishops
Mantle" by Agnes Sigh Turnbull, at
3 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Dr.. Polling 10 Address
Mass Meeting Monday

DR.. Daniel A. Polling, president oil
the World Christian Endeavor Union
and editor of Christian Herald
magazine, will address mass, meet.
ing at the New York Avenue Presby.
terrain Church at 8 pm. Monday
The public is invited. -.
DR.. Polling has just returned from
a fact-f1nding mission to Germany
during which he visited both East
ern and Western zones of Berlin
He will speak on, Christian En-
deavor's Message to a Divided
World"
This is the first OF a series OF
meetings to be held throughout this
country and Canada in connection
with a campaign of mobilization of
Christian Endeavor, interdenomina-
tional, international, and interracial
movement of Protestant youth since
1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
DR.. Harry Miner Guest
AT Trinity Methodist

"The Bible and Life" is the sub
ject Of DR.. Harry B. Miner, Con-
gregational minister of Hartford
Conn, and guest preacher at the
Trinity Methodist Reformation
Day service at II am. Sunday.
On Monday at II am, DR.. Miner
will address the Washington Meth
odist Preachers Meeting on "Is the
Teaching of Luther Relevant for
Today?"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Dr.. Hastings to Give
Series of Sermons

The first sermon in a series on
modern problems will be delivered
by DR.. ]. Warren Hastings tomorrow
morning in the National City Chris
tan Church when he will speak on
The High Cost of Doubt" Subse-
quent sermons in the series will
deal with those factors that most
heavily beset man today. The Rev.
Myron w. Chrisman will assist in
the service.
Inc Young Adult Fellowship will
continue their school of Christian
Living at pm. in the social hall,
13o8 Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Erhrrtu- QhrtHttatt
Brllnuahtp

You will hear Scripture truths
Ohen you visit and worship
with us.
Friday. November SIS PM.
"STRAkGE DOCTRINES"
ew-christian FeIlowship
1900 Kirby Street NV.
One 5lock East OF New Jersey and
New York AYES.
J. II. Buekner, Director, Box 4S2l
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Hearing on Benedict
Ocean Port Proposal
Scheduled Friday

A hearing to determine whether
the Patuxent River should be
dredged to make Benedict, Md, a
deep water port will be held at 9::3O
am. Friday at the office of the
District Engineer, First and Douglas
streets NV.
Consideration of this phoject fol-
lows an adverse report last year on
a proposal to deepen the Potomac
channel from "a to IS feet to permit
all but the largest ocean-going ships
to reach Washington.
No particular demand for the
Patuxent River deepening has de-
veloped so far, according to the Dis
trict Engineers Office. It is believed
that such. an enterprise would in
volve aboet six or seven miles OF
the river.
The present channel depth varies
from % to 80 feet; uniform depth
of 80 feet is proposed. 1t would