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NEAR CLARENDON

A one fioor home on . IarHs shAdee
isndseaped fenced los; > tsis-ssfs
bedrooms tile bath, ssry large Iiv-
ing room. afeplaes. einins room
apprex. i7x1s. modern equipped
kitchen With breakfast reosn. Tut
basement, rec room. oil NV. heat
detached ssrass sia.soa trust Cal
Real Estate Service. Inc.
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$50 PER MONTH

New BUNGALOWS. Above monthly
payment includes principal, IN
terest, taxes, etc. No cash pay
ments Deposit Of SIT5 for set
tlement charges. veterans oniyl
Homes have liy. rm., . bedrms.
bath with shower. kit. with pantry,
full basement with concrete walls
and fioors; hot water heater. laun-
dry trays and sas heat; large lots
with room for expansion; paved
streets; all utilities; close TO
reach: Drive out Georgia ave. to
Glenmont Forest at 1900 blk, OF
Georgia ave. See signs on left; or
take Glenmont bus from Ga. and
Alaska terminal. For information
call SH. ql93 Ewes. SH. 45ls;
Salesman on property, IL am. vi
dark.
EARL J. PRESTON
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CHILD I'M SCHOOL?

Desirable ioeatien- wsres cant &c
Justice to ttta ehsrmsna white sFses
aoms On Q hsxf corner larestseee
of. 4 nedrecws, tire bath, large
AVins rensn. fnii sfss sinins rcon
compact work.saStnS Kitchen fH5i
easement Prices foT immediate
Ssle Cal
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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coMMERc'L GROUND wAkrto
COMMERCIAL Tors vsntsd 70 buy
for stofsEs purpotsn @sshinsten eF
nearby wash area Gail HA ao7s
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BUNGALOWS
SMALL, ESTATE

5 min. to transportation, stores and
schools; ideal for retirement, nurs-
ing hsme ,e1sn snildrsns re- sb.1m dny sesSt sesoe
fully Handicapped with white Colonial
home of brick and frame; liyinG
room, dining room, kitchen. pine
paneled library or den, random
bedrooms . baths, end d.; 2-ear
garage, oil INV. heat; in good
. condition; priced below market for
this type property: So. 600 cash
required inspection By appt. Mr..
Adams, WO. 5713.
SIGLER AND TISHLER
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Arlington Realty Co.
SLEEP LATE

SllE6T LA T.
Because you ean take ore Of thrss
bus lines 20 rsntaspn IN ny,
immaeuiats cono, beautiful R4os,
I'd area. walk to stores. schools
terms J. FULLER oR6oN
REALTY CO. OK. tss1. OK t4ss
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MIS- MISSIONER
ARiKDGE BROS
wCNnRlDuE NE

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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont.
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD
OF SUCH A BARGAIN?

Solid stone Bsmt. a4-ft. rec rm
with stone fireplace and tile bath
Maids rm. and tiled bath. Furnae,
rm.. laundry Tm., outside entrane,
and oak noors First floor. largt
center hall. semicireular stairway
23-foot. liv. rm.. stone fireplace
screened side porch, large din. rm
tiled kitchen, garbage disposal anc
entrance into 2-car sArase. largs
paneled library with tile bath. Sec
ond floor. bedrms., 2 master size
with private baths. 2 other twin-siIt
bedrooms with large hsi bath. Third
floor is completely pine-paneled with
oak 1ooring. Construction Is solic
stone, copper pipes and cutters
commercial plumbing, tile roof. oi
h-w.h. Ruseo storm windows anc
screens. Venetian blinds. Location
l block from Bradley blvd. entrance
to Kenwood Price, $32, $50. $1s,0oC
FIRST trust, payable S113 per month
owner will take second trust Il
Necessary. Ewes, call Mr.. Smith
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
$500 Wis. Ave. Chevy Chase. WI
9HAQ IA
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MICHIGAN PARK

MIV11IOnIN I 1It1A
One of the incest homes in this
brick; e rooms, 2 baths, paneled
recreation room, oil &C. heat, de-
tached gear garage, large lot: new
house condition will sell with or
without furniture. Call Mr.. Reavis,
Randolph 1868; evenings, Ordway
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BRICK BUNGALOW

) rms. bath. basement, exp. attic.
g-a.h.: by owner and builder. FHA
epr0.ed s.s .ea sons sS1 SSnio9 sos ossn ssss r:
Cap. Hts. Nd, HI. 6S0S. 6234 81.
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2-FAMIIY FLAT

rooms, bath, row brick.
NV h. bright bsmt.; earage; Sl.500
ash required Bal. on reas terms.
n. a SMITHY co ct 33OO pa
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HousEs-sAiE-k.E. tcsss.

HousES-sALE-k.E. Gent,
COLoKED-sEMIDET coRNER. 8
rms; Ia baths, s2s hesi, storm
.ni1s: s.nanss p.a .ad e.Tpe Ses. .s4s
yard; beaut. rec. rm.; excel cond
$1,000 down. Owner viii take back
End trust Open SAT. sun. Is.
srEGMAE Broker. ia. 5495 ga
COLORED-SEAR 18th on X ST. NE.
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CoLoRED1vAcANT. sIs Ii,h ST
S.E.-brick house. large clean rms
nice bsthrm.. sood hot water heat
ing system; YARD Priced r;sht' Eood
EA Re- sI4s I4s. BLaNKEN :, { = 4 r. PRESS sEss
CoLokED 81, eco DOWN - Quincy
St NV Vacant; 8 rma-. bath; 2
Porehss gas heat deep ID Nc
COLoRED-I345 PERRY PL. wv
ton $50 til q. Immaculate 2o-ft..
arm brick, 3 large porehes. base
ment lsystory. lovely yard, h--v.h,,
equip. kit. Most liberal terms, or
gil take your present home in trade
PARK I'd, T. D. BURGESS, vi eso2,
COLoRED GEORGIA AVE. - Near
Park I'd: 8 rms and bath full
bsmt: oil h.-w.h priced for quick
sale on easy terms. r. A. HUMpH-
RIEs, sos n. Capisol; Ma. $3.50.
coLoRED KgNYoN-vscan.;
cash 81 500; oil h-wh; I'd: porcnes;
in peri cond NO .312s -25
COLORED--TwO-FAMILY-6O0bloc block
z St. ne. Apts. are complete with
Frisidaires and stoves ? baths,
h.-wh. Hardwood floors up and
down. Quick possession Of both spts.
Excellent condition Reasonable
cash and low monthly payments.
Price is risht. To inspect. call Mr
Manson, EN-. 1929. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO.. 1924 I4th st. NV.
-s-ROOM ROW BRICK
Gas heat; Penn ST. ne: 81 800 cash;
price, Sl2,600; excellent condition.
Mr.. Guynn, EN-. 1892 MARSHALL
J, WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV.
C0LoRED-sso MO. will buy one
OF the best 4-bedroom bungalows
in Washington, includes 2 ranges.
refer, storm windows, oil heat.
garage and lovely handicapped
yard. Call Mr. Meyer, AK 1857.
with r =. MALCOLM, Real Estate,
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Clarendon Bungalow
COUNTRY CLUB
SpECIAI.

Any written description of this home
10 an injustice. A thing of beauty Is
solden forever Ssstling amonG tow
ering trees on large 75-ft lot, with
rock xarden. mixed in with velvet
green's. stands this stately structure
The inside beauty of the home musi
oe seen 10 be appreciated: e spacious
rms, car Oct. gsraEe reeT. rm. in
basement A Kitchen that 10 out OF
this world ineludins even auto. dish
washer. Bath facilities on all
floors. Priced for immediate sale.
Arlinutry, poolfu ~
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CRESTWHI)
SEVERAL SELECT LOTS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t

HOUSES FOR sALE-south.e.t
FAIRLAWN-Have cash purchaser
for 5.rm: ssmidet. house In this
area. FREDERICK 4 sLuuMER Co.
oxON HILL-A city home in the
suburbs: nearly new 7-rm. brick, 2
tiled baths, with 1st-n. bedrm. and
bath, stone firepl.; fs-acre lot; trade
or ress, terms. T. D. BURGESS, VI.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS Detached g.
room brick with all rooms large and
private; features step-down living
room and 1st-noor lavatory; exeep-
tionally conyenient location SEN
1918 NAYLoR RD. s.E:-see this
well-built brick home; Q complete
apts.. full bsmt.. h.-wh., SI2,950
seeet tS. ae.sf e. csaMpANEinH sss TiEns Toob II b.
Is4s 8. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-six-
room. room brick; sss heat 2-car .a. brick
OFF BRANCH AVE, a mi. over D. G.
line, Fleischman Villasem4- -bedrm.
brick. In excellent condition: IA
trade or reas. terms. T. D. BURGESS
VI. 2s02 till 8. -23
NEARBY MD. - $3.50 down: 5-rm.
bungalow, neat as a pin; close to
bus and stores S6,500. T. d.
BURGESS, VI. 2S02 till 8. -23
WORKING MANS HOME - S9,50O
for this 3-bedroom bungalow; Al
condition. Equipped kitchen, full
basement, oil h.-wh; l block TO
bus, walking distance of all schools
1880 down. S4S50 per month.
T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2S02 till 6.
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CHARMING HOMES

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homes 70 srIeci fTusn IA Ssiy
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CECIL B. Upton
ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
ofneer tranEferted must aa his TN
rscGlA.e 3-6edrm brick CoioEia
home Ice corner lot all extra
features including rec I'm S1l SEQ
lst trust, A. interest Cpen daily
20 p N Directions Out Lee
oivc 20 Nc E1lsSn 81 right 10 COG
ner ard 81 and 3Se No kmerscn
HALL REALTY CO.
Court House Sc. Arl. We. Ow
5sss OK 1907. n&shx and sun s.,
CH 1890 s3
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CARROLL BICKLE
ARLINGTON

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AA:Es rEnE Sae situated eh q s%s&- 10
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upstairs Space n sra seas fer =
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1900 60. FT

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1891 n AZ .w Nssaesx AA 4sfsH
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ARLINGTON


A Cape Cod brick nomr. has hFing
room with fireplace, dininK room
equipped kitchen. : bedrooms til.
bath 1st A bedroom and studio
room on 2nd a full bsmt with
outside entrance located on nice 10,
eonr 10 bus, schools. and shopping
Moderate cash payment viii handle
Balance Ike rent
SEWELL REALTY co
rs 90 6!ses =. re At e. blvd sssn.
Clarendon Bungalow
Arlington. For sli,ba0 This g
oedrm. eunEaiow, nf " n L. High
School answers the needs OF these
who want comfortable itvinE closs
to svsrythins in . hiEh class com
munity Cash will talk on ;his
one, but IL also can be handed
with reGs down psyRent j
FULLER GROOM REALTY co
OK, 44s7. OK 44ss. CH. 4<sT,
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MICHIGAN PARK

An excellent detached brick contain
ing large liv. rm., din. rrn.. kit. 9
lovely bedrms. and . baths. Full
basement with rec. rm.; automatic
heat Priced to sell. Call MR.
ENGLE, GE. $3.50 with Bethel. D1.
StA0
Evening star., 1949-05-23
SUBURBAN SAll-sfa6isIA
8 HEDROON BRICK

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COLORED-S9,5OO

.0OO-$2. 900 DOWN
g rms. bsmt. h.-w.h.; nice yard
Mrs. Voigt, COX a. CO., RE. 1888
ewes. AID. 1924
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Both inside and out bius location
convenience and charm are obvious
when you walk into The ilvins rm
Of this attractive homs. rormsi
dinins rm.. nicely eauip. kitchen
u bath on ia Tsry isrss
bedrms. and tile bath up large nm
rec rm. and bath. Lear detached
garage iarst tree-shsded lot. roF
rnrn rtsts Ast ia EAR
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DI I11G1kJk1zt, WIZ
A Cape Cod brick with all the
appeal and charm of this popular
dfsisn dss ru Gas xi,, a,f t,t neat nn hV' anS
full-sized bedrms. and nursery rm.
or den on End A. Attached gar.
Well-located with bus at door.
Schools. churches not far away.
This is an excel. proposition. Call
US any time til 9 pm. at Wo,
ED. H. JONES 81 CO., INC
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CUSTOM BULT
HALL REALTY CO
COOL COMFORT

coGrthouss SO Ar We oM kkSs
Sx 1907. nisnts ans sans OIL
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cheyefly; Md.-New. e-rm, an-brick
frepl picture windows, Younss
town kits, Norge refgrs.. Tsppar
range. 3 lge. bedrms $I,lO0 down
SIT monthly plus taxes: 3 blocks
from school, shopping, bus. Model
s. g. s. BUILDING CORP.
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snnsss psks. Phnns "A. SSs7 esk-
earA
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Will make you the proud owner of
this fine 6-rm. row brick with bath.
gas, elec. and coal hot water heat.
SURETY REALTY CO, AID. 0b3l ;
ewes. FA O259, 81. 1850, TR. 1887,
TR 1897 -2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

and proper flight attitude. When
the pilot doesn't have 70 worry too
much about keeping the icopssr
steady, Ii means less tension for
him. especially In -jittery" ship
They say you can even change
seats and the 'copter viii remain
steady.
But in the test, the gusty air
over the Pasquotank River wasn't
exactly ideal for hands Of" fly
ing. With the helicopter swinging
back and forth. it was like riding
on the end Of q giant pendulum
It'll only be q second" assured
Comdr. Ericsson. who also was
aboard. And true. II only was a
second before the craft regained
level fight. But it was the longest
second ever. especially in the
stomach.
When the helicopter was land
ed. Comdr. Ericsson said:
See? This all goes TO show that
we're not blind TO new ideas in
the Coast Guard"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
Gov. Tuck Scores Foreman
For Attack on South Votino


RICHMOND, May Gov. Tuck
said yesterday that DR.. Clark H.
Foreman. president of the South
ern Conference for Human We'll
fare. apparently knows. more
about Russia and communism
than he does about America and
democracy"
The Governor was asked for
comment on Mr.. Foreman's testi-
mony before a House committee
hearing in Washington Monday
In which Mr.. Foreman was re-
ported to have said he. believed
Russian elections are more dem
ocratic than those in Southern
poll tax States.
Gov. Tuck. who is chairman of
the Southern Governors Confer
ence, said:
80 far as democracy in Virginia
is concerned. it needs no defense,
because we have done as much
here to maintain the American
enterprise system and to foster the
fundamental principles Of democ-
racy as any other State in the
Union.
"Our people have had the good
sense not to succumb to the bane-
full influence of such organizations
as the so-called Southern Confer
ence for Human Welfare"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
BY Harry Lever
S.or SscH Correspondent

&C9g&1pCFo6NF
ELIZABETH CITY. N. c., Ma,
1.-Two men whose eyes are wide
open to the Importance of aviation
progress are furthering 1t. by fly
ing helicopters blind" at this
Coast Guard base.
Comdr. Frank Ericsson and 1t.
Stewart r. Graham are the only
pilots who have accomplished the
feat.
It's no stunt either. The de-
velopment will advance rescue
work which, In the past, often has
been severely handicapped or even
halted, owing TO heavy eovercast,
storms. fog or very dark night.
Those are instrument conditions.
So the theory Is that. II 'copter
can be operated under instrument
conditions. the pilot can go ahead
with rescue work unhandicapped
or unstopped. That's what comdr.
Ericsson and 1t. Graham are striv-
ing for.
Authority on Helicopters.
The 41-year-old commander
from Tillamook. Greg, is chief of
the Coast Guards Rotary Wing
Development Unit and the serv-
ices leading authority on helicop-
tiers. He has more than 800 hours
flying them. 1t. Graham, who is
81. is one Of Americas three lead
ing 'copter pilots. a 1,000-hour-
and-up man. He Is from st.
Petersburg. Fla.
Both men have just about per-
fected the science of flying blind"
in the craft. It's taken them two
years to get there though.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
| Firemen Called
|Out, Lose Shoes
To Some Heel

Some heel is stealing the shoes
Of firemen at Truck Co. No. 4.
1t happened for the second time
last night when the six men re-
sponded to an alarm on Fifth
street NV. AS soon as the bell
rang the sextet dropped their
shoes and put on boots.
When the men returned to the
station at New Jersey and M
streets NV. the shoes belonging
to Acting Sergt. Sidney C. Morey
and Pvt. Eugene E. Hauxhurst had
been stolen from the empty fire.
house.
The firemen were prepared,
however. having had pair of
brogans stolen two months ago.
They've been stocking spare shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
HeIicopter Pilots Pioneer Blind
'FIyinq to Aid Rescue Work

| The first thing that had to be
done was TO regroup the inStru-
ments into a compact space be-
fore the blind" pilot so that in
interpreting them his eyes
wouldn't have to wander unneces-
sarily. This allows him to con-
centrate more on all-important
radio communication and navi-
cation.
The blind" condition is Gre
ated simply by attaching a canvas
hood" in front of the pilot and
his instruments so he can't see
the ground.
In the test here. 1t. Graham
took the ship of the ground and
rose to 300 feet by instruments
He few several miles, aided by
radio, and then set down the hell
copter as gently as If it was a
delicate Christmas tree ball.
For a good while the flying part
was fine for the first civilian OBJ
servers OF the project. That is,
until 1t. Graham took his hands
off the control stick and started
arising from his seat
Hey, where are you going?"
an alarmed civilian observer cried.
FIRST it's blind flying. then no
hands. and now no pilot
Stabilizer Aids Flying.
Don't worry" the lieutenant
replied soothingly. and sat down.
He was only illustrating the vir-
tues of another new idea. he said.
This particular helicopter. a
Coast Guard Sikorsky HOBS. was
equipped with stabilizing device
designed by Comdr. Ericsson. to
make the craft seek its inherent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
World turmoil Upsets
Minds, Doctor Says

DR.. julius Schreibers former de
rector Of the National Institute of
Social Relations, said last night
that millions of people are suf-
ferine sgnawing anxieties gen.
Grated by intense fears resulting
from today's social, economic and
political climate"
DR.. Schneider spoke on Mental
Health and the Community" at
the annual dinner of the Neigh
borhood Council of Washington
at the YWCA.
Every one should be given a
chance to develop his full poten-
tial strengths and values" the
doctor said. He pointed out the
community "is where the battle
of democracy and mental health
viii be won or lost"
A review of the activities of
each of the seven councils In mem
tai hygiene was given by Mrs.
Isabel Ward, chairman of the CO.
ordinating Committee Of the
councils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
House Member Says
Clio Fights Poll Tax 10
Build 6. O. P. in South
by the Associcied Press

The administrations civil rights
program came under new fire yes
terday with a Southern Democrat
accusing the CLIO of trying to wipe
out poll taxes in order to build up
the Republican Party In the South.
Representative Burleson. Demo-
crat, of Texas fired that charge at
two CLIO representatives during
their testimony before a House
Administration Subcommittee on
proposals to end payment of poll
taxes as a voting requirement in
national elections.
But the two labor men, John w
Edelman and Thomas E. Harris,
retorted that the CLIO only wants
O different kind of Democrat. a
more liberal kind, elected from the
South.
Mr.. Edelman told the COM
mittee.
To-day more than ever, the
rank and file people in the poll
tax States resent this restriction
on the right of franchise. The
average working man and woman
In the South regards the require
ment that he pay a poll tax be-
fore he can vote as a stigma placed
upon him by a privileged
minority"
Mr.. Burleson promptly chal-
lenged the CLIO spokesman to
prove that statement is so."
Speaking directly at Mr.. Edelmari
he said you ARE doing and have
done an irreparable damage in
the South by some Of the things
you advocate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
Soiourners TO Heor Goodwin

Earl Goodwin. radio commenta-
tor. will address a dinner meeting
of the Washington chapter Of the
National Soiourners at O'Clock
tonight in the Army and Navy
Club. Seventeenth and ! streets
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04
Bible Is Still Best Seller;
.e,248, 900 Copies in ~

The Bible is still the best seller
tina, book publishers produce i,
recorded almost two and ore half
times as many sales In ls4T as
in prevar 1899.
Sales in is47 totaied s.34e. 600
copies having q factory value
Of 50 .2e5 900, the Census Bureau
said yesterday
The report ona ie47 census Of
manufactures sales IN 1899 were
3 800 600 copies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

AmsSieo's Fine Stores
TIE HeoA<C Go.
wAsH,NoIoN. o. {.
MARYLAND
Annapolis
Stronse & White
Baltimore .Womer&Co.
Chestertown
Albert |. Wheat
Eoston. Blades & Co.
Hoeerstown
Hopkins Cruber Co.
Silver Spring
The Hechf Co.
DELAWARE
Dover. Jos. Levi & Co.
Harrington -. Collins
Seoford Dorzbock's
Wilmington !.Eppe's
VIRGINIA
Alexandria Levinson's
Cope Charles
VIM. Brown
Charlottesville
Michtom's
Fredericksburg
Washington Wooden
Mills
Horrisonbvrg
B. Ney g. Sons
lynehbUrg
Webb, Whitaker Co.
MortinsviIle Robt. Atkins
Newport News
Cole & Scott
Norfolk 500. The Hub
Petersburg
james A. Rosenstock
Portsmouth
The Quality Shop
Richmond
Young Mems Shop
Roanoke Jos. Davidson
StolIpf0n
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-19

the parsonage or church, This
type of work is treated by him
in a very confidential manner.
The phone number is CPL.
Mrs. Smith is trained in chill
dren's work in the Sunday
school. She always takes quite
an active part in all phases of
the church work.
The Rev. Smith has had con.
siderable experience in youth
work. Besides organizing youth
clubs in the churches he has
served, he has been director of
youth summer conferences for
the Congregational denomina.
ton for IL consecutive years.
Mrs. Ada M. Smith, mother of
the Rev. Smith, makes her home
with the Smiths.
DR.. Smith is an ACCOMPLISHED
reviewer of books and has had
wide experience in this field. He
also has several illustrated lee.
lures available on Abraham Lin.
coin. One lecture in particular is
the complete story in pictures
taken by the Smiths of Young
Lincoln in New Salem" This
set OF pictures gives the com.
plete story and history of the
pioneer village of New Salem,
ILL.,, where young Lincoln got
his start. This village is fam.
Gus national shrine and has
been restored by the state of
Illinois. Both the Rev. and Mrs.
Smith are natives of Illinois.
Mother Smith is a native of Es-
sex county, England.