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oles or retlreS from the scene.
INFORMATION from London was
to the effect that the opinion appar-
emily is based on reports which
British Ambassador Sir Maurice
Peterson had sent from Moscow.
They said Peterson warned against
expecting any change in Russian
foreign policy as a result Of Molo-
TOYS release as foreign minister.
Andrei Gromyko, the walking
man" Of the United Nations setup-
so called because of the many times
he has walked out of U.N. sessions
became Vyshinski's assistant.
All these diplomats agreed that
Stain would remain the No. l man
in Russia even if he should quit the
post of prime minister. His supreme
position, they speculated, would be
safeguarded by his personal prestige
and his post as Communist party
secretary general and politburo
member.
THEY CONCEDED, however,
that Stain, SO and ailing, may wish
to be free of administrative chores.
Informants made it clear that
Ambassador Peterson himself did
not make an outright prediction
that Stain contemplates retiring
from the prime minister's job. They
said the sense of his reports mere
ly led British diplomats to think
that is a possibility.
The interesting thing, however,
the wild and widespread specu-
lation set off in the world by a
change of Russian personnel at high
level. This reaction served
to emphasize world jitteriness in
the cold war" with the Soviets.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Laurel:


9:45 a. m., church S h o oil
Harold Richardson, superinten
dent.
IL a. M, Sabbath worship
"Our Day of Spiritual Victory
Lay talk, "Can We? Will We?-
We Must" by C. A. Cromwell
Advance" hymn. Week of Dedi-
cation offering, "My whole-heart-
ed expression, financially, to help
meet the needs of a suffering
world" Altar call for dedication
of life and purpose. Sermonette,
"a Little Child" Sermon, "The
Church Must Advance" Choir,
"My God and l." by Sergei. De-
Molay boys will be guests at this
service.
5:15, Junior Youth Fellowship,
parlor; Eddie Leuthold, president.
Sis p. m., Methodist Youth
Fellowship, sanctuary; Jim Will
son, president.
Announcements for the week:
Monday, A p. M, Cub den 5 at
Paul Grace's; a p. M, Cub den 9
at w. T. Johnson's; $3.50 p. M,
Visitation Evangelism supper for
all teams, parlor.
Tuesday, 1915 p. M, Rotary;
a p. M, Cub den 2 at Lester
Gerard's; a p. M, Cub den 3 at
Robert Deaton's; a p. M, Cub
den a at Albert Leuthold's; $50
p. M, Visitation Evangelism sup
per, parlor; Z p. m, choir re-
hearsal, sanctuary; 7:15 p. M,
evangelism teams receive assign
ments and call; 8:15 p. M, Adult
Bible Fellowship.
Wednesday, A p. M, Cub den at
Sam Strend's; $50 p. m, supper
for Visitation Evangelism teams,
parlor; 7:15 p. m. assignments
and go calling.
Thursday, A p. m, Cub den 8 at
Leslie Dahl's; 7 p. M, Methodist
Men couples night. Bring another
with you as guests; sup
per, pot-luck; program 16 nm.
sound motion picture "Golgotha,"
a sacred story of the last days of
eliminating in the triumph
Of the Resurrection.
Friday, 6 p. M, registration for
;ub-district institute of the Meth
Youth Fellowship; 6:15 p.
H., institute supper, introduce
ions, special music and group
7:15 p. M, evening de-
,otions. Guest speaker, DR..
George A. Odgers, dean of Rocky
college, Billings. The
is invited to this worship.
$50 p. M, goodnight at the home
# your hosts.
Saturday, 2 p. M, Cub den 1 at
hyde Bray's; 2 p. M, Cub den :
at J.. j. Jo%hnstone's; 9 a. m. to ,
p. M, mid-year institute. !
Park City: ,
10 a. M, church school; Mrs. !
Martin, superintendent; !
80 p. M, Methodist Youth Eel
owship; Charlotte Mitchell preid-
ent. 1880 p. m. Sabbath wor- '
'wship; Charlotte Mitchell, presi- f
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
400 Durland Avenue.
Martin H. Juengel, pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class
at 9 a. m.
English service at 10 a. m.
German service at II a. m.
Mid-week Lenten service,
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Confirmation instructions, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at
4:30 p. m.
Saturday Bible school at 9 a.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
RENT CONTROL:
Tk-Tok, Tik-Tok

With the continuing tie-up of bust
ness in the senate because of a fill
buster on a rules procedure, con-
gress had been racing against the
clock in the matter of rent controls.
RENT CURBS we're due to expire
March 81. Congressman generally
were agreed that unless they were
extended by that date, nothing more
could be done this session to save
Dr. renew such controls.
Meanwhile, Republican sentiment
in the house was that rent controls
should be taken out of federal hands
and turned over to the respective
states. A mass meeting of COP
members of the house overwhelm-
ingly supported the idea of ending
federal rent control.
1t was reported that Republicans
favored only a 90-day extension of
curbs and many wanted all controls
to end with the fixed expiration
date. They also took the position
that if any controls were continued,
the house first should adopt an
amendment by Democratic mem
Der Paul Brown of Georgia pro-
viding that landlords, as far as
practicable, should be "given a
reasonable return on the fair value
of their property under rent con-
trolls"
MANY CAPITOL observers ex-
pressed a conviction that the ap-
parent trend toward relaxation of
rent curbs was stemming from the
effective lobbying of rental prop
erty owners and their organized
groups.
But whatever was to be done to
protect the public from gouging on
the part Of some landlords would
have to be done fast. Time was
swiftly running out.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
OLD FUDS:
Time to Go

President Truman said it: Its
time for us old 'fuds" to begin
to 60, and let the next generation
come into its own" He added:
THAT is true Of government Also"
The President addressed his re.
marks to about l25 Legionnaires In
Washington for a veterans reha-
Utilization conference. He said he
was pleased at not seeing so many
bald pates and gray heads" ~
usual
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
cows THAT, FELLOWS?
Yukon Lions Would Re-EnsiIo "Grudy"

The Yukon, Oklahoma Lions
club was strictly on 1t toes-mem-
bers organized a committee to
Put The Cow Back in The Silo."
The COW, of course. was Grady"
who had captured national atten.
ton and countrywide press cover
age when she leaped into a silo
and there resulted great puzzle
ment a. to how she was to be
freed.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16

Grady" for whom owner Bill
Mach paid $1,000. had jumped
through a silo door II by 25h
inches. When the APP broke the
story. the nation was agog.
However. farm editor Ralph
Partridge, Of the Denver Post,
came Up with the answer. GRADY"
was given a sedative. we'll greased
and then pushed and pulled through
the door by which she had entered.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16

dent; sermon topic, 1.-THE Church
Must Advance; visual aid pro-
gram, "Great Spirit on the
Plains" and sightseeing at
Home"
Thursday, March "a, 2 p. M,
w. S. C. S. meets at the church
for visual aid Lenten program.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
East Fifth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.

vania avenue.
James H. Haueter, pastor.
Every night at 1880, evangelis-
tic services with old-time gospel
singing and preaching. Services
will continue through March z.
You N invited to attend.
Sunday, March 20:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
N. Y. P. S, 6:45 p. m.
The Friendly Church with a
Vital Message.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16

OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
and

~ iliGIN<tAN vi
C. o. Anderson, Pastor.
At Laurel:
Sunday school and Bible class
9:15 a. in.
Services IL a m. Importance
OF Prayer in Rebuking Evil
Spirits Mark 3:l4-?e.
Services 1880 p. m Across the
Braak Kidron. John 1912.
Monday 1880 p. m. Bible class.
Wednesday 1880 p. m. Lenten
service with Bible class.
Friday 6 p. m. Boys Group.
Confirmation class 1 p. m.
You r urged to. listen to the
radio program 1.-THE One Great
Hour" at s p. m. Saturday over
Joliet:
Sunday school LAS p. m.
Services 2:30 p. m.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16

Visitors invited. Z p. m, "Meth-
odist men" couples night at Lau-
rel.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
World Speculutes on Premier Stain S Plans

Out of the weller of world speculation on the significance of Russias
naming Andrea Y. vyshinsh as foreign mnster-replacing vyacheslav
M. Mootov-he British appeared most confident of their Interpretation.
Senior British diplomats had no hesitancy in declaring that Molotov
Is being groomed to step into Stanns shoes whenever the Red dictator
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
Canned Citrus Juice

More citrus Juice was canned In
the U. S. during the 1947-'4S season
than In any previous year.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-16
"-WEEKLY NEWS Analysis
Red Personnel Shakeup Stirs World
As Nations Ponder Meaning Of Acts;
Time Running Out on Rent Controls
MOLOTOV PROMOTED?

EDiTOR,S NOTE: When opinions are expressed In these columns, thew are those Of
western ewspap Unionsn analysts and not necessarily OF this ewspaper)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

the block or chat for a few mo-
ments on neighbours porch. And
at least once a week have a real
date - a movie, bridge party or
dancing at a local night club.
If your dates bring back memo
rles of courtship days, so much
the better. OF course you still love
your wife, but she wants to hear
about it.
A devoted husband one who
brings home his paycheck, turns
his key in the lock at 6 pm. every
night and never rolls his eye at a
pretty woman - is a great asset,
but IN your wife's mind it doesn't
add up to romance.
Married love, say the experts,
should retain the spice of impulse.
Send her a corsage next Saturday
night. Give her a kiss some
other time than when you're
leaving for the office in the
morning. And 60 on record with
Il love you" as often as you can.
Don't be upset if your wife feels
the urge to take time of. OCCASION
ally, from home and husband. It's
a sign that she's happily married
and feels secure in your affections.
Lend an interested ear to the
gossip she gathers. but don't quiz
her about her outside activities as
though you were her anxious par
ent. Above all. she needs to feel
that you trust her out of your sight
as much as you honor her at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
HOW TO KEEP YOUR WIFE YOUNG
Continued from page eighteen

Court croons his wife to sleep each
night with Brahms Lullaby"
If your tenor is a bit cracked you
can try the following instead:
l. Leave enough hot water from
your shower so that she can take a
leisurely, tepid bath.
z. Tune in some soft music on
her bedside radio.
;. Suggest hot drink, prefer
ably warm milk at bedtime.
4. Bring her some pleasant read
ing matter.
S. If you know an amusing story,
one which you are sure she hasn't
heard before, this is a good time
to tell her.
But my wife goes to bed soon
after dinner" one husband COM
planned to the family doctor. She
sleeps nine or ten hours a night
and still is so exhausted she can
hardly get out of bed in the
morning."
She's "BxAin-beat"
DR. CHAMPION characterizes this
kind of fatigue as being brain
beat" a physical reaction to men
tai WEAKNESS. The deadening result
of the daily bucket -and-skiflet
routine. it yields only to a shift of
scene and a change of pace.
Every evening. you and your
wife should find a brief interlude
when the two of you are free to
stroll in the garden, walk around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

AT the same time, however, you
ought to keep sharp eye on your
wife. It's not whom she sees or
where she goes that need concern
you, but how she feels and what
she looks like. You are the only
one who is intimate enough with
her to spot the early danger signals
of the diseases that are the mass
killers of women. You may see
them before she does. Call her
attention to a body rash, a lump
beneath the skin, slight swelling
or any other physical symptom
you don't understand.
He Married 4 Champ
EVEN today, too many women see
their doctors too late. Escort your
wife to complete physical check
up at least once a year. You can
make a party of it - with lunch
and matinee afterwards.
You are not expected, of course,
to cease being a husband and turn
into nursemaid or athletic trainer.
Your aid must be confined to help
ing your wife to help herself. If you
apply yourself too actively, you
may one day find yourself in the
same situation as the dignihed St.
Louis banker who keeps the bronze
statue of wrestler on his desk.
It's obviously an athletic trophy
and visitors always notice it.
"Yours?" they ask respectfully,
and the banker shakes his head.
mo" he says. my wife's. She
pinned the female amateur con-
tender from East St. Louis in two
minutes, six seconds" The End
Evening star., 1949-04-27

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HOUSES WANTED TO suY

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Evening star., 1949-04-27
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HOUSES wTo. TO BUY Goat.

HOUSES WTo. 70 BUY Coat. J
CHARLxs o, GCNs mas eiieni4 ss1s~
ing 70 purchase homes In any sec
t.oa OF WASH ase Esarey karyaAne
Pr. 1906.
We WILL SELL or buy your house o.
commercial property within - hou.t
ARR location. Cali ST 311T o. AK
s10s osy CT nigft. cHASTKEP.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with us nos and start paektnE
hiEhest prices PAID. We neee homes
fer the homeless. CAL ST 5J@3
PHILLIPS e. co.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
& ACRES

Located on the road between Gsithers'
burs and LAytonsViie, improved
with very attractive semihunEs
low, rms and bath on At moor
2nd fioor unfinished. ample spa 80
for laTse bedrms and hath, scar
garage. meat house. chicken house
spacious lawn with larxs oak trees,
lots OF shrubhert and berries OF df-
ferent varieties. ESQ f. frontage
price. $4,000. FRED b. CpsHMAS.
Realtor, $40 Frederick pike, osi-
ther shilrE Nd nhnnf "An II
Evening star., 1949-04-27
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Evening star., 1949-04-27
RANCH HOUSE

with touch OF tomorrow" in
Whitehall, washinston newest de-
velopment OF hne homes. adtoiB lns
Kenwood Three bedrooms. tive
baths, with radiant heat and Two
car garase; four bedrooms. two
baths and recreation room Finest
material vorkmanship and equip
ment, Dlshwasher. RarhAEt dis
poSsl and Laundromat In Kitchens
Very large lots Prices, s%a 95h and
So. 600 Also one beau ttiaAt
planned and built two-storY home
at $4,000 One and oar nfth ults
west Of wisconsin ave. on Bradley
blvd. PAUL J. FRIZZELL4, oiiser
Evening star., 1949-04-27

Clean attractive. 2-story white clap
containing living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm,, kitchen, open porch. 3
bedrms. and bath, picket fenced
yard. Lear garage: 1st trust. $la.-
800. at - payable S67 mo. Ewes,
Mr.. Lebling. OIL, 067O.
Samuel E. Bogley & co.
WI kSna wT Jaon os
Evening star., 1949-04-27
OPEN DAILY, 3-8 Pm.

OPEN DAILY, 3-8 PM.
1900 block Easy pl. s.e.-3 new det
brick homes liv. rm. with fire.
place, din rm.. mod. kit, 3 nice
bedrms., tiled bath; full bsmt. with
half bath. gas heat, Venetian
and transp.; two homes are center
hall plan with powder rm. on first
floor: price, -S15.s50 and $16,500,
Directions: Out .Penna. ave. Sc. to
Alabama ave. left to 46th ST.: left
2 blocks to Easy place.
Southeast Realty. Co.
1911 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
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Evening star., 1949-04-27

1424 K st. NV. E3. b1U5, Ia. - 19:
ONLY $3.50 DOWN-Well-buil row
brick. 2 bedrooms, liy. rm.s din. rm.
kit, gas &C. heat, nice yard near
shopping and transp.; reas. monthly
TO-DAY. & to 8 pm, 3427 Clay st. ne.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
BryNoAIOW a 400 DOWN

Close 10 Anafept Fipid Et Aui NSf-
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ANNENBERG REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-04-27

2oo -o-A 80 u. ~. % 1ooo. g
VACANT-$995 DOWN
cSSred slIss boe Tedays y,s, best st, suy s,m srp
Compl. redec. Move risht in. Call
immed. FIRST NATL REALTY,
I'LL Vermont ave. NV, RE. 1881,
Evening star., 1949-04-27
VICINITY RIVER ROAD

A most attractive Femoae3r6 cider
home IA offered toG the hfst t.ms
Consists o! center hal deuols Is
rm. with fireplace in each. din rna .
excellent condition, and bath snd
fioor contains ! bedrmS ana nAtH
There are stairs 10 sterRFs stNs
Nice lot. EYes. Mr.. Harper. Al
1875.
Samuel Z. Bogley, Inc.
7upt Wis. ave. vi, 1890. WI Aiaa
Evening star., 1949-04-27
susussAh PROP. pos eInr

: Rms. AND RArn. ssses tgg sbss.
sRf sna tAFatn lee rent for tgl4-
shis essels ss9 tath ave Atlisiss,
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Evening star., 1949-04-27
TAG THAYER ST.
Relieve Your Ewes?

BeIleVe your Eyes!
Ga. "a, yourseH. This n ths area atest
horns value on the market, tdesi
Ioeaiion, 10 highly restrletss con-
rnanity Of nne hornes. Larss panel
"a den and powder rm. On 81 n.
4 tvin-sixe bedrmss haths, 60
isa. with doewoods. fruit trees.
roek and Sovef gardens. Qwnsf
mus. saersfrs 81 k.4 esa. FRANK
8 PHILLIPS. pi. isii' ewes. esil
Evening star., 1949-04-27

SILNER SPRING-New brick Co
lonial, : bedrooms and paneleo
study, 2ps baths. large living room.
bright kitchen with breakfast space.
built-in garage gas &c heat. At
tractiyely priced. Open daily. in
afternoons. Out Colesville road 10
Dale DIR. tMrs. ks Toll House,,
turn Tight 10 blocks 10 sign and
homes OIL ZOO. ewes. Nj. Will
linghsm, RA G90l PHILLIPS.
CANDY d. FULLER. INC. exclusive.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
ROLLINGWOOD

RULLINGWUIJ
Located near Rock Creek Park. This
home consists OF entrance hall. nice
lV, rsn.. ain rm.. den, kit, and full
oedrms and . baths on md floor
pine -paneled room on 3rd fioor
There is good rec rm. with Are
place and French door leading to
terrace. Basement contains fun
bath; heat Is Oil &C. This home "a
priced to sell and may be seen by
Harper. WI. 1878
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC.
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