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Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
Gods View and the Devils

Gods View and the Devils
an ALL THAT glowing devotion
- Jesus next announcement fell
like icy rain. LII the ears Of those
friends Of his it sounded like the
bell Of death. Never before had
Jusus told them anything like this,
and they must have found it hard to
believe. For he had not a word
about throne. nothing about sue
cess, nothing about mastering the
world. Quite the contrary. He must
suffer many things be rejected
>. be killed" If they heard the
words rise again" too, the words
made no impression.
For Jesus had announced what to
them seemed impossible, absurd:
He, the Christ, would be killed!
Small wonder that Peter broke out
No, No! But Jesus would not COM
promise. He even called Peter
Satan" for thinking as he did.
The Christian church agrees
with Jesus, not with Peter. We
realize today, as Peter himself
did afterwards, what the Cross
Of Christ means.
Buddha, founder Of a very differ
ent religion, died in old age of over
eating. Can you imagine Jesus do
ing that? Suppose Jesus had taken
Peters advice and made arrange
ments to retire comfortably where
he would never see a cross? Then
we never should have heard Of him.
He would not have been worth hear
ing from.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
One Cross is Not Enough

OitC OrOSS Is MOL Enough
YES. WE KNOW now that the
= Cross Of Christ is important.
But we are a good deal like Peter,
after all. For we do not listen 10
what we do not like to hear. And
the next words of Jesus. on that his
toric occasion, must have sounded
then as they do now. most chilling
OF all. "Whosoever would come
after rae, let him take his own cross
and follow me-" In Jesus time
no one was ever seen carrying a
cross who was not already under
sentence Of death and on his way to
be executed.
Translated into modern terms,
what Jesus said would sound as
horrible as this: Any man who
wishes TO follow me must take
his seat on the electric chair
-. must take his place In the
iethal chamber must put his
neck In moose and follow
me.
One cross is not enough. There
must be other crosses. My road is
a death-march. I want for my fol.
lowers only those who are willing
to take the same trail.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

In "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon"
Victor McLaglen pats a mongrel
dog and says Nice dog-Irish Set
ter" The dog got into the picture
because It kept rushing into the
scene till Director John Ford
wrote It in. in self-defense.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

Drive the Spade Straight Down,
Full Length, for Best Results.
first; then proceed with your spad-
ing, piling the soil on top of the
manure.
When you have finished your
days quota, you will have an
empty trench, which should be
filled with the soil you removed
from the initial trench.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

John Wayne may find himself
wishing he were two people. He
has signed to do one picture an
nuaily for Warner Bros, has a con-
tract to make three for RKO, three
for Republic and an unspecified
number for his own independent
company.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

~ wac oChoobAOAAoA
so much so that Jesus did not want
the publicity that would come to
him if that name Christ" were free
ly circulated. For the word Christ"
meant nothing less than king" To
the Romans it would sound like trea-
son; but to the Jews it would sound
like Judgment Day.
When Peter said, "You are
the Christ" he was implying
also: "YOu arc immortal. You
are the coming conqueror of the
world. You are not in the same
class with any ether man. You
will do for mankind what no
other hero has ever DONE" d.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
Trail of the Cross

Irall oil the cross
OUCH WORDS sounded harsh then:
~ they do still. But in the light
Of the centuries. we can see what
Jesus meant. better than that little
band Of frightened men around Je.
sus who did not want to hear the
words suffer :. die" Jesus was
not advocating pain for pains sake.
Why did Jesus set his own
face toward the cross? The
Christian answer is. He did it,
for others. Now what Is wrong
with the world today? II isn't
that we don't wish our neigh.
bOrs well; but the trouble Is, we
don't want to be bothered, our
goodwill is too tender to stand
any strain, we will do anything
for other people provided Il
doesn't hurt.
But the world can be saved only
as men and women initiate and
multiply the spirit Of the crucified
Christ.
Copyright by the International coun
40 Protestant denominations. Reieased
by WNU Features.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
Released BY wNu Features

worked on the next "Ozzie and
Harriet" script. II you're among
their thousands of devoted listeners
OF course you know that they are
working their own children into
their program in place of the
young actors who have portrayed
them; also you know that they
have just switched from NBC to
CHS.
Burns and Aliens high Hooper
ating didn't keep their sponsor
from dropping them at the end of
the current season. It is reported
that he thought the show too ex-
pensive, wants to spend part of the
money on television. Robert Young
in a comedy series will be the air
replacement. With sponsors clam
oring for them. George and Oracle
were not worried.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
Looking For Something's Clossifieds
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Remember How
J We Tuiked?

From where I sit, it's easy to
criticize the other person when we
dent take good long look at our
selves. Sure, thcre'n always be
some differences. Pm fond of
temperate glass Of beec and maybe
you would prefer ginger ale-bus
let's just live and lct live. Because
when we go out of ouc way to find
things to find fault with in others,
chances are they can find q few IL
us, too.
&Ie!Ms4e
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31


Victor Mature set out for five.
mile run along beach highway
10 build up his wind for his foot.
BAH hero role in Interference.
Fifteen minutes later. aware that
he was not alone. he turned and
found himself at the head Of about
100 boys and girls. afoot and on
bicycles. Motorists stopped TO see
the parade. traffic jammed. high.
way patrolmen rescued Mature.
ODDS AND ENDS Geraldine
Brooks. of Warmers THE Younger
Brothers," never will achieve her
childhood ambition-she wanted 10
become Q laundress Health
permitting. Fred Allen may do a
five-a-week. quarter hour series
for NBC next year, commenting a
Ia VIII Rogers Dorothy Malone
gave up attending classes at UCLA
when she announced her forth
coming marriage. but said she did
Il "For the time being, anyway.
Dinah Shore turned down a
disc jockey series.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

We have consistently done best the funds
and protect the interests of the members of The Society
and their families in the realization of the fact that the
best interests of the life insurance policyholders
currently the best interests of the people in general
There economic conditions for which
responsible, which cannot control, but
against which have tried and will try protect those
who contribute greatly the public welfare by their
voluntary provision for the members of their families.
We shall be glad send you copy of the Presidents
Report the Board of Directors for the year 1048 This
report gives the full details of The Socieys finances the
main features of which outlined below, and is avail
able on request either to the home Office your
Ennitahie
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31

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Copyright, 1919, United States Brc~ers FOundatio"
Evening star., 1949-04-24
REALLY CLEAN

II You Want a Real Home
In the heart Of Woo6ridse, close TO
everything, on lot 7oxI50, at
$l2,050; $4,177 down, monthly
carrying. charges. Ss4.75, and you
save half OF that. Call Mr.. HEASTY
at HO 3E4R~for details Ok
Evening star., 1949-04-24

6002 9Th ST. NE.
OPEN ] TO 5
Five-year-old semidetached corner
brick; nice rooms. mod. kit, bath,
TTeerestion re- room; isrse Aneher fence
payable S57. so month. Terms. Don't
miss this. To reach: Out N. H. ave,
to Peabody St, right on Peabody st.
to 9th st. and sign.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor, sos N. Capitol st. MA.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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so1t Of ST sEcP.y ;1 M, ,sse
sIsi s!is ,sfn. 81 ~ I! D 0hlh hBlhukoEss II, "
BRICK BUSGALow near Port 'psvi.
sis;n sis-Has liVina room With nreplses
9nfnished attic. Fun bsm,. Gas
souTHEAsT Really Co. I9fi
NEAR e. ass axssSpkifwss i ii rrEIoo..rm. aooo m2s snd
fiS R;R s fS't,,s a.! -; -; s;;n 's' c
6-RooM ROW BRICK, in quiet con-
yenient location; has finished rec
noor. nO4 oood a tnanesns. E' sHRsATE aR .
REALTY co. Exc 327o; "a.
asss,sna ashsS2 s0TS p.rs Al Nd a. s'is e.. ST rms IN
full bath. full bsmt.. gas &C. heat.
nice front porch; 5oxl25-ft corner
ANNENBERo AM NJ ! REALTY CO, .TR,
1853 sas7 n ~ St. sp.E,-a.t.mily row t bIiek,
bsmt;. sar. A real baTsain for only
NIENsERo NJ !; =. REALTY CO. Pr. ssa7
oNLi 800 DowN-1n consrss,
Hs'seie gts od ssn ssma. Sstqstul s4dt h2ns % and
heat: lot. i4O II. deep. Low price
and easy terms. ANNENBERG
BUY FROM OWNER and save money:
x EnuntHRf hrNrk hnnGR
lot. tiled bath. equipped kitchen,
Venetian blinds, easement windows,
a.-c. heat: bsmt. and fenoed-in yard
house Z years old: situated 2 blks.
from Nichols ave. Anacostia; small
down payt. Priced to sell. Ii.
BGaSGHHLow, only $500. Down pay
modern kit, 2 bedrooms, bath, util.
room, oil heat; nice lot. SOUTH
EAST REALTY Att, Co. 1911 Pa. ave.
NEAR n NAyxI iaIo' RESEARCH LAB
Only $1,000 down. Bunsslow. 5
o0RS MohdAs fas ss'h sR on re- hf 'ssi sslO fohP 4R
s2756-sa1o v ST. Sc. Bradbury
bedrooms. gas heat, level lot; $500
pm; HARTMAN REALTY CO. INC
l345 Good Hope I'd. sc. TR. 4400'
own ~ tFof tYFoofUR OWN HOME withou, any
actual monthly cost. Basement apt.
pays OF, 8 rooms ineludins bed
auired to handle. NO. SAIL. tSun-
1851 sey' so.h oX, ST. iiGe s.E.-Beau.. Hllersst:
full bsrnt., built-in gar.; excel. cond, ;
assrNsEse AVN Rs sesh Really 'Psds''iss c6" r.
4SsI sSsi Ss y! ~ ssSSos. ssqg H. s.n3 q
With rec. rn.; ist d. has cempis.e
has. complete arm: apt. with. pvt.
bath; price Of $12. 800 includes 2
sas rsnsss ssryss ns vens r.tsJs stern stern
for - windows and some furniture.
WALDO HARRIS. sT. 1905, Ii,
oSff s1.sse DOWN -- semidet.
brick; only 2h yrs; OLD: .cond. like
new; lse. rms. tiis rh path; n ? s esd, !
rec. rm.: near Coral Theater. An
ssssR:onssk sSsG eai kEfS 1afss &.
oPRy ER San safSpaY ~ s-sp PIN TN. s,ss Vest
GvsF .TSouse So &C. eondsion s1Uht i'0m fe.l9res 9
baths: level back yard; large side
porch; built-in garase; recreation
room with fireplace; high elevation.
Directions: Pennsylvania ave. sc, to
31st St. right TO Westover DR., left
to house; SENATE REALTY Co
s5sI ALLENTOWN RD.-5 rms. bath.
elec kit; full basement, oil heat;
$500: or will rent. option 70 buy:
near Camp SPRINGS. Q mi. from An
drews Field; bus service. 10. 7ss2
NEAR 18th AND D-Larse 3-family
brick apt. 25x170; each apt. con.
tains 8 rms. bath, porch. individual
h.-w.h., Arcola; $15,950; $4,000
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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Evening star., 1949-04-24
20 SOLD THIS MONTH
e., soE nouyN -, ero

~ ,OoO bOH ", Stl MO.
Open today from 10 am. Washlng-
tons largest and fastest se!linS IN
town development lovely Nichols
Heights Nichols ave and Elmirs
Location Qne1ceiie6 eo% white
area. 10 minutes downtown by new
South Capitol Street Bridge cpenins
Oct, presently served by cIreet
downtown bus lines at corAeT. ] fare
without transfer Schools and every
shopping facility H. block rooms
3bedrms-. tapestry brick and JIM
Shingle combination IN appealing de-
sign. Deep l4o-ft. lot through al
ley with Anchor metal tsneins
Guaranteed dry dylight hsuat de.
signed for future recreation room
gss heat. huge closets and plenty OF
them, lift, Twins room. full din
ing room. dream kitchen Compare
and you VIII aETee they are tops IN
value al Sl3,2Su. FHA approved
Visit our sample furnished home
400 Nichols ave A-S or As bus
direct or drive over Eleventh Street
S-E. Bridge and our Nichols ave
about 2ts miles TR s354
JAMES CARROLL, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Est. 4OVo. VtV n ct. NV
C0L6RED-IDEAL bomes " Pc. AND
"a sssslSn s fp9ss,'bh NM bseR sRe
c5SSSSnERSS--Sf$$sss S$ss ERaSIJI RE j. g, 81. M NJ
Open Sunday, 2 till 8 pm, LARGE
sHs tsd fSs,ssh; S.hs oRly oRhlys. ss Sia fs4 sa
ssss aesso sf
iSf farnsSss sGHs; included so0 q "a. sfs.sh
sRHsSass sRHsfSIss cS SsondlaNssan Na pr wai IBIS. d.
'StShtpl SatS. ! inelossd porehes'' h.e8'h'. Ss
LARGE front yard; ,conyenient sec
4% 1lSp tiss tiifas' 'MsaRsaaA sSssPPfi WxPEE
Co. 1924 I5th &. NV, pI; $S46I
house; live in one. rent two. or live
In one and rent 10 rooms; $500
cash; total price, $4,000. Near
ccn6RES 1st6 sns Md ,sye SIS oukEN dA Ss1s sr. 4
8 cheerful rooms 2. spacious Incl.
porches. hardwood nrs. oil heat.
garage: vacant. Only ST. 900 down.
Open 2 to . p.rn.' MR' sNAD5asss' 5s
CoEEohRkp1l4os III ohRikfpSl4os AMEs rL. NE
Very attractive, o-rm.. row brick; in
good condition; excellent neighbor-
hood, conven. TO Capitol Once 6lde.
New low price and small mo: pay
Rsas sRf cs'Fia is. sFGssfii ssii 1si.'s Ss ave-
cCtokHp11eth tnU1eth AND EAST Carl
TOL sTs. NE -. lst time offered.
Sarage, front porch; DELIGHTFULLY."-
clean and cozy. One look at this
beauty and you'n agree with me that
your house hunting days are ever;
GsIl NJ g. Kisshsns, lss .y.s AsLAs so' sEa66s GOD
coLoRED-es1s 10th ST. N.E.--va-
cant, beautiful 6-rIn. brick home;
TIL dark: or cail HARRY PoRETsKY
a. SONS. INC. 1913 x st. NV Ma
CSoIoREp-vIcINrTY OF IIth and
B-2-story brick. . rooms, plus at
tic apt. gas heat, porches; inmed-
late occupancy. Elk. 59l4. --.6
C0LoRED-2 APIS, good ne. ioca-
tion; weli-buiit brick, arranged into
2 private apts.; h.-w.h., Colonial
front porch. Price only S1l.950:
reasonable terms. WErTz REALTY
CORP. eos 18th st. NV. ST. 1855.
CoLoRED - BRooKI.AND - De-
tached bungalow surrounded b.
lovely srounds; reasonable down pay
ment. Priced right. Double garage.
To inspect, call Mr.. Batnes. xR.
COLoiED@1sis KESrIMo1Ta AVE.
n.e.--6-rm. det. BUNGALOW; full bose
ment, new gas Acc. heat; xlS,600;
WSil9er sTS;ll.9s,s aanersosintk 4 ro kr soAS.i sDASSin r.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
OPEN | To (

1898 3 ~ Sc vacant d lars. rms
full basement, gaS r ~ aew luoi
Mast bt seen ST o4Si. oE $3.50
1918 POTOMAC AVE sE.-EQuirpec
fOy . families, baths fGI! bSE2;
Oh heat. small dn- pymt possession
OF lst nf. ana eSmt ct settlement
This IS your chance HENRY V
WILLJCGHBY. 500 Mass ave, ne
Evening star., 1949-04-24
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OreE daily Ter irsgseftsrs Hso6eEs
ia-rm. stcns hcfsst 4 txsrsaees. 3 !.
VII. csfy water 4 acYss. ee1atsfas
groandss tsneseape1 with ssrss Nef-
was as3 esse ssraee. resef. hytrar-
3 assss 90 idssi u ssssslssssss
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u Yrs6eysek. = miles 70 Rrseecek
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Evening star., 1949-04-24
COIORED
Omen Sunday 2 Til s
COLORED-BARCAIN
VACANT--S495 DOWN
COL0RFD
HOME AND INCOME

AttenLlON PROFESSIONALS
s%i Sth s.. Sc iFe p-Fm senitaty
eTE aranEed In 4 apis. 4 eRthA, 4
kits Very 5000 eond Lave tn cus
apt. hn6 set income OF S2io from
the other Coed tsrms "a reAs
ele party Call Miss urans, cox a
co, pl +15i sres, DE- eioo. EAT
Evening star., 1949-04-24

" HAVE cam C~EKyTs .cg houses
N al secttsas al she rstSs no chsrss
Evening star., 1949-04-24

ONLY S5UU DOWN
One sold. one left TO sell. Fnii price.
$3.50; payments only SIS per mo,
Nice semidet. homs tn Anacostia.
3 rms.. 2 bedrma.. front perch; ntes
YR. 1857 til 0 pm
Annenberg Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
NO CASH TO
QUALIFIED VETERAN

VACANT, Def. BRK. s11,s50
OPEN SUN, l TILL DARK
$500 Eastern ave. ne. Inspect this
full bsHt.. oil h.-wh.: with 81. 900
cash; mo. pymt. cheaper than rent.
Mr. Tolson. FR. 0390.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

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the. eogntry for enly s. GOO
ADELBERT W. LEE
H1I1 Pa Ave ar W ,Esaa -.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

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Evening star., 1949-04-24
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors, l11s 18th st. NV.

There's Good News Today
Only $495 down semidet. shingle
ssn: sS:r, on S.l:.,s,. :lss s'rpss 1S s,sE
newly decorated in and out. Near
2lth and Franklin sts. re, . lovely
Groom and bath home Oath is on
LIST noor). priced right on splendid
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
e27 18th st. NV. Ma. 232l. i
heat; full basement; easement win
sssd5s 5snoss ssost ssrss sssoS Ssmslsss acSn Drisxs
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
S978 EAST CAPITOL ST. NE.
ASssssss osse sal. for and aqssa ssn als e
S 0n s.e. ssssso"v sssss v.nselsa asallss' sllnds
seresns and storm windows; new
MARSHALL j. .WAPLE CO.
Cl2e4 14th st. NV. pI. 334s. 81
OPEN is PM. SAT AND
SUN.-WOODRIDGE
16oe Kearny st. ne. Large detached
brick; bedrooms. 8 baths; In new
shou.s condition n, fail basement snnai assI .iI
down payment. Terms to suit you
,tcsn be seen any time BY calling Mr.
hMartuh, Du. ol11,
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1894 18th Ut. NV. Realtor, pr. ss4e
Evening star., 1949-04-24

DET. BRICK-Sl2,50O
OPEN TODAY ! TO DARK
Saos Hanna pi As-S roora. tllec
BATH auto, heat recreation room
open nreFlsce. Stane retaining val
NICE Lot rrat poysa 81 zoo aoSr
bal as rent Directions Cstt PprrE
ave Sc 20 Alsss ma turn left %
So@ths'a ave. lsft 70 Siss 81. lsf.
70 Hanna
ROGER MOSS
2l2s r. ! ave re, no s0ao Nj
Evening star., 1949-04-24

FIRST TIME OFFERED
6119 N. Hampshire Ave. NE
Open Sunday to 5-This lovely one
owner home Is now being offered for
the first time; center-hall brick. 8
nice rms. bedrms.. tiled bath. 1st-
mr.. powder rm., complete kitchen
with brkfst. nook, recr. rm. with Are
place. 2 porches lone screened; will
leave custom-buil mirrored walls
large lot fronting on 2 streets. Be
sure to see this today
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
Realtors. 1415 X st. NV. NE. 54OO.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
MICHIGAN PARK

New det. brick homes In an out.
standing location; q rms. firepI in
large liv: rm., fully EQUIP: kit, large
70 everything; sample house, 441G
Eastern ave. ne, Open ewes. TO
Sat. and Sun, 1-9 pm.
STEUART BROS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
HOME AND INCOME


HOME AND INCOME
Exclusive ne. section. Lovely tapes
try brick; 8 rooms, including
Kitchens. bath and one half. nrst
"; garage, oil h.-w.h., nice cellar
screens, storm windows, Colonial
porch, etc; convenient to schools.
Price reduced to &15,500 for imme-
diate sale: 8. cross. AT. 1908. =
Gardeners, Attention
bedrms., the bsamed -ceiiing din.
rm. and large kit. overlook the ter.
raced gardens to Q superb view OF
9 wooded park n the District: com;
h.-w.h. Owner is i'll and will sell
sheehan. Di. 1854 or TR. 5696.
COX g. CO.. DI, 1854
Evening star., 1949-04-24
BARGAIN PRICE

fe2 Uhland ter. me-; cony.. to schools
stores and transp.;. easily .convertet
TO apts.; contains hallway, iiv
full hsmt., oak floors and oil heat
terms 70 suit. See 1t ut once befor.
Il Is sold Mr.. Holmes. EN-. $685.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
INK 1gth st. NV. MA. 1879. .!