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COMBIlATION DOORSEOnly 81 8. .95
finest quality. RUCKER LUMBER
1890 Wilson blvd. CHI. 0660. LII
COMPRESSOR. tvo-staae Curtis, with
Briggs & Stratton gas motor, 2,2of
rpm. with trailer. Owens 2240
CoMPREssoR-3-h.p: cap, Devilbis'
minus motor with hoses. portable
,GNTrR 1897 Rand9Iph aWEA St; t, Rw ,.,o..rv q,
inch, and SIX matching chairs. Mr.
cSsSE1E 1.o, .ssi soss sssE s5ss sss
coRs1cEs made to order. suits1l.
any style windows, home or office
completely removable; complete In;
sTIsss: gHoy. pt: c'5l 7s4s, sn' time coRS1cr
COUCH and blue floral slip cover
$50; Simmons club chair, $40; Cogs-
well chair, $40; Sloan fed. mirror
misc. pieces at half price. GL. 2471
toncHEs. 2. single. living or bedrm.
CRANE-Hughes-Ke roust-abou'
crawler; TD.14; 16-ft. boom: slight:
MACHINERY 8: EQUIPMENT CO:
620, North Henry ST. Alex. TIE
CRIB and chest. bassinette, carriage
bed and dresser. piano, mirror, din
ing set. portable. typewriter. maple
cFIS fSHsh sna metal saenetss storFn. TA sssa
y so SIDE ss rsi al ssS Rsfsfs 81 f09ssISn Sass
CRIB and high chair, $50: mahog
rocker. $5; maple rocker. S.; kitch
en- drop-leaf table. ST.. All like new
Infant to size 8 clothing, dresses
soad sood. ans sHi Hieeslbfs' 4d5fs etc. enea'' Al
o as new. reasonable. W Wo. se5a.
CRIB, maple, youth bed side, sooc
sonditlon; so1S nsH nT s1asls d9ss bed. maple
ck ssys sssn sso With Ksn
CRIB, chiid's, with mattress, ans
stroller. AL excellent condition. DE
CROCHET TABLE cLoTHs.Txo
lovely; one ecru, one white: S6s
each. TIC D st. Sc. Call Ii. 6-6S91.
CUPBOARD. pine. large. Dutch sinl
style, $i00; H.nG china, ironstons. wheat
CzRcRa0sL0vAK a1SovAK CHINA. formal IL.
person dinner set, new. $500; dia.
mond pin brooche, $4,000. Boz
psaSSkE,RSoM sSsE, Ssas EQUIPMENT, supplies
catalogue free. BRENNERS PHOTO
DEPT. STORE. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
DAyEN9 No. AND CHAIR maple ss5
pAvENO-virsinia sofa type. Gus
tom made slip cover; less than
VI. old; also club chair. WO. 149l
DAYBED. drop sides. double, metal
mattress, sis. S9o2 Mancheste
rd.. Apt, 2Oh. silver Spring. Md.
SIPS 4315 Newark rd., Colma
Manor. Nd. uN. 1867. -
DEEP FREEZE-30 Gu. IT.. hand,
made, guaranteed l yr.; $500. Cal
DEEP FREEZE-used q few mos;
good cond.; 16 Gu. #: $500. 431z
18th st. NV, RA. 7672.
DEEPFREEZE, eft. Estate; Bends
washer, Westinghouse roaster. grill
and table. used only once; must sel
due 70 death; very reasonable. 70
2.7S4o. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, 90 vols
1911 ed. s5; other books, 25c
BOOKS. Estate liquidation sale. Lge
selection from several estate librar
les offered for first time. Also. ad
Libraries of the Martha Washinstor
College and King-Smith Studio
School. Wide variety, &c to SOC pei
book for quick sale. Small specia
lot at 15c each. ESTATE BOOK
SALES. 1907 H st. NV. Sd floor
Sunday and Monday only, noon tc
See It at Home SHOW; free free drawins
sss sses Lie see6' Mac CO. OCT ts1s1 g. page 10;
BOOKCASE. walnut; sectional; excel
eeond,; $50; Also wal. wardrobe
Bookcases and Cabinets
bring measurements. METRO
POLITAN LUMBER CO. 433 X st
NV. MA. 1868. Open daily ant
Sat. TO g.; Sunday. to :: 3
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes
for office or home; reas. Today: CO
bookkEkfrNG tsSs Eli Nc MAch av sansfTsn Rl aa
elec. typewriter, checkwriter: barg
Today, co. 1925; wkv 111@ l4th NV
BOYsWEAR - Stacks, flannel pala
mas, shirts, sweaters, lumber jacket
and raincoat. age 1917. 443]
ssEAkf4sr il;S5Ii y No Sook SET; red an.
BREAKFAST sEI-5-pe, chrome
BREAKFAST SET, : Benches, l table
white. excellent condition; price
$3.50. Call GE. 1878.
BREAKFRONT sECY.. mahog.. like
new. $ll5; white crib and mattr.,
WI S26; aeuP upholstered hishchair' s4'
BRICK 900 900 brick available
WI direct you to the nearest site;
or SIS per m. delivered in city in
truckload lots; also $4,000 paving
brick in perfect condition; discount
TO buyers Of 10000 or more. ACE
WREcKING g. BLDG. MATERIAL
BRICK-LUMBER-Plenty of good
clean, used bricks. $40 per M
Thousands of feet good used lum-
Der; windows, doors. plumbing, and
heating, The World,s Most UnusIal
ih0sn 18th and II is st. n.e' aA.NES AZ 400. ~
BRICKS, face and common. one or .
NA 5ss5. ALASKA ceAL d BRICK
BUILDING OR RETAINING WALL
STONE at 1929 39th st. NV. Best
offer to K. MILLER, 3bl5 s st. NV.
BUILDINGS tno lanO. Airplane
hsnsars, With clear oSr SPACES a1ss
splsaon s1ss all oi ere eoss4ueop ssi,ass for st:
BUMDiNG Ss'; iTEMsEEverythins "TsS Hi'ii from
A to z. RUCKER LUMBER. 1920
Wilson blvd. Arlington. CHI. 0660.
BUILDING MATERIALS-visit tn.
largest wreckerS in town for your
building needs. Lumber from $25
a m; bricks. boilers, radiators, steel
beams, cast-iron pipe, doors and
ioI SndSxs T. bnds. s1S eSe ons ana tqp il item sGs
WRECKMG d BLDG. NAT. CO.
4oo2 MINI. ave. ne" AT. 6617;
BUILDING MATERIAL-Wreckina old
Wallach School, 7th and Pa. ave. Sc
Statesmen at Job site. Many bargains
at the lob before hauling to the
hard REQ handmade. Large window
sash. doors. dressed sheathing, floor
ing. subt,ooring-all cheap. Special
Item. 3xl4 26 IT. long. Specials 81
our yard-1 Inch Celotex, sc it.;
eft. 4-inch by 6 IT., 5-inch doors,
like new, 81 each. 4-inch heavy
cast non iron pipe pipe: !. IN Eft length; S0e
l33l Jefferson Davis hwy. OF
Evening star., 1949-10-09
CANDELABRA csecho crystal, wired,

CANDELABRA csecho crystal, wired
chandeiier, crystal. for din. rm.. :
CARRIAGE, bathinette.. ...l sxcellent CON con
CARRIAGE and pad. $25; crib anc
pad, $50; baby scales. 81: bab,
swing. So; all excellent condition
4l6 Newcomb st. s.e., Apt. 3. 10
CASH DRAWER, new, lock and bell.
$3.50; also reg. bare. today. CO.
1923 wk;; ILL., l4th NV, d2 DI I'D 337S;
good condition, S75. 2461 18th
Cash iI REGISTER. Burroughs adding
machine. cash drawer, like new. bar
gain; 1900 Ghssageake St: NV.
S3a5, sell $3.50. oV. 6611. :
CASH REGISTER. National Itemizel
ensiA0vsj eond. vWsjIpisicH SUPER MARKET.
1864 Livinsston I'd. Sc.
CASH REGISTER for any business
best cord.; will sacrifice. Today, CO.
462b; week. DI. 1871. .1112 4th,
Evening star., 1949-10-09
MlscelLANEoUs FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCORDION. new; l20-bass; pro-
fessional; willing sell "a price or
trade for smaller size. AT. 567s,
Ill
ACCORDION, 1a0-bass; excel. guitar.
9xl2S rug, blond dinette suite. GE.
ACCORDION. 12O-bass. small size;
deal for child or lady; sweet y, sd tone;
ACCORDIONS-Fine standard makes
at large reductions. ST. 9400.. JOR-
DAN PIANO CO., corner 18th and
ADD. MACH. new. used; all makes
hand, cleo; great reduc. Today: co
1925; wk., 1l12 14th NV, R. 1872
ADDREssING MACHINE. Elliott
$47 so; guarantssd.a RE: 1lsoi
visible dial; desk model: excel
cond.; 10 rolls paper. metal STAND
AbSikd Bs axcHaNi ccaons Ss Ta And lsse VIZ
tor, small models, like new, $50
Today. co. 1928. WeSs 1112 18th
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
RADIO
All 3 Rooms Complete
Brand-New Furniture

$169
EZ TERMS
Unheard-of value. Yes, folks. hert
is description of the outfit.
BEDROOM
We include 3-pc. Modern Suite;
your choice Of lined oak. walnut
nah. or maple with all the trim
mings, and for the
LIVING ROOM
We give you a 3-pc. all-spring con-
struction suite, your choice of colors.
= end tables. coffee table and mirror,
plus the 5-tube radio set, and the
DINETTE
Is 5-pc. set. your choice of drop
leaf table or extension. S4-pc din
ner set, 24-pc. set of knives and
forks and electric toaSter. All three
rooms, brend-new furniture.
FREE DELIVERY.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOOD RESTAURANT
prox. i50; pinbali machines net
about S100 wkly.; quick. fast serv-
ice; Cwner quotes $2,GJG wkly. gross
and more: trial given before -pur-
chase. Call Mr.. Dell. EX. $3.50.
PASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
FURNITURE. NEW

- 49, ~ ASA~S 49, w
shaw floor r.s,a samples; save ,,.s so-4Sx 9ts
century style sofas, s155 ca; occ.
channel back chairs, Sl9.15 ea.;
modern blonde desk, $3.50 ca;
wing chairs. assorted colors, $50 ,95
es.: modern occa ional chairs, S32
ea.; 3-pc. lime oak bedroom SUITE.
/ S119 ea.; 3-pc bedroom suite avail
able il mahogany. maple. blond
psrsonIHeel, EDWARDS CONTRACT
sal S1ss 9s sslyss6s sSts fs Sss
springs, excel. cond.. SIS. 81.
FURSiTURE-Your old living room
furniture made like new; 35 years
experiences; INCLUDING material, sofa
anteed. La FRANCE UPHoLsTER-
ING CO., 2509 14th st. NV. Co.
FuRNITURE-Modern loveseat. 500:
chair. $50; pr. bookcases, $50; chest
81 sss s'o s ss''ss sps @'nifaas saas s
FuRN1fukE@s-pe. az; ia 2Gis lime oak bed.
room suite, ite, spring aInl snd mattress; ttr.G
o ea'ls arssers ss Lara modeEn ensss
$3.50. Chairs, tables. lamps and
misc. household pes: all reasonable
and in excellent condition. Unfin-
ished tables and hookca ses. 316
9th st. NV. Open Sun. after. 2
FURNITURE, contents 6-rm. house;
owner leaving city; whole or In
part. :36N7 18th st. ne.
FURNITURE - Moving from city.
Furniture for liy. rm., bedrm., and
!; dinette, sacrifice; sell in whole or
part; also mise. items. JU. 7-7250.
FURNITURE-Maple liv. rm. suite,
good condition. S25. UN. 1886.
FURNITURE-Elect range. Elec.
I tromaster, Hide-a-bed, very good
! cond. Reas. OK. 1091.
Continued on Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1949-10-09

BARBER CHAIRS t0; lath.r ma.
cond.; $3.50 for ali. 4oe Fla. NV.
BAR.RApIo CONSOLE. beautiful liv.
rm. piece; full equip; classes de-
s.nsa fantsrs; shakefss TA ss,s ETC. Must be seen
BASINS. new. w. Complete with spisot
and trap, s13 so: also new compact
toilets and tanks. S21.50; ACE
WREcKING q BLDG. MAT CO.
BASS VIOLIN. s1oo: cello. s75;
BATHTuBs, IcrH N1iss ouiit-in. new; s4g;50;
qssd @ plSgHap'ps paSga 4 fixtures M RloSks' Gksos''
BATHTUB, It. right-hand corner oII.s
IKE new: reas. FA. 9724.
SAna.o6SS:i sints. 6s:ins. ns", toilets. S PEERLESS
SALES 90. 2ss7 da; ave. pE: $50
BEDS, walnut. 4-poster, l double, !
single; innsr-sprins ~sttressssss: esss ex-
BED double iyGTy coll sgTnss; sond H.
best ofier. IA. 3es1. 3
BED. double. Hollywood; and mat
tress. Ho. 6151: Ext. 31. 31a. ..,r.a.
BED: simmons, so1a, with Inrch storase slisse
and cover; 3-way d. lamp; blue
summer rug 9 by 10. WC. SO71.
Friday after $50 pm. all day Sat,
|. Sun -
BEDS. twin or bunk; 5-drawer chest.
knee hole desk, strong solid rock
maple: 800. complete set. 20.
BEDS. mahogany, like new; / double,
500, and one single, $50; both
with box sprinss and mattresses
r,rv condition. $35. CHI. 1913. -
BED "a. double, low head and foot
boards with small slender posts.
double coil springs: Wakefield in
nerspring mattress; all like new.
8 storm windows with. fixtures; 9,
BAN BY 56; 2, 2SM by SO, IL
window screens, 3slxSa RA: 1I4a. &
BED, duplex, Simmons, like new, $50;
landsoms dining rm and Nv. rm'
BED. hospital, and mattress. In. neE
condition. Call Co. S426, Apt. 81
BED. Youths, maple. Simmons, SIS.
Cali OR. O6bO after IL noon.
BEDS, 2, Hollywood. used 81 tw1n
beds, $50 ea.; mans SUIT. size 90
. pr. pants, s1s. w. o44S.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SloS
W E MS.
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
Veterans and Members of
The Armed Forces
Special Discount and P. x
Prices Given AS Usual
ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT PRICE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th ST. NV.
BETWEEN N. Y. AVE. and l. ST.
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL PM.
MON, THURS, FRI, SAT. TILL
SP. MA. S606-NA. 1868.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
FURNITURE

Lowest owes tn1 prices n in tow town; GSod, Goo clean 1,
care to have the general public
trample through their houses. 3-pc.
maple bedrm., excel cond., S75: 18th
Cent. NAH. bedrm..- 500. complete
mahog. corner cab, S55: solid cherry.
wood corner cab. SS3; mirrors.
misc Save time and money, visit
the little store around the corner, :"
2609 gath st. NV. l blk. west Of
Conn. of Calvert. Sun. 10-2:30;
UeakdaHS I'll q CO 22RR
Evening star., 1949-10-09
"FOR SALE"
CLASS "a" LICENSE
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN

BroKer. WoodWaro bldg. EE. il0o:
PRICED TO SELL
Rooniins house. 21st. close to Conn,
ave. nv; 3 rooms, Q baths; s97s3s
rent: plenty furniture: So. $50.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave: RE. 5140.
A RARE OFFERING
CONN. AVE. FOOD MARKET
Long established and located in one
of the best Conn. ave. shopping
areas, this food market catering to
the select clientele. crossing over
100000 per annum, must be sold
now due to owners circumstances.
This Offering will appeal only to
those who are thoroughly familiar
with charge and delivery trade and
the handling of select meats, deli
cacies and other choice food lines
required in market Of this type.
Present stock on hand will inventory
at approx. $4,000. including beer
and wines. In order to expedite the
sale Of this profitable business the
owner will negotiate on very attrac-
tive terms with a qualified party.
May we suggest that II you are quail
if1ed to handle this proposition to
contact our office In order that we
may arrange for your inspection at
your convenience. Shown by appoint
ment only.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Rroker woodward pIdc RE liza
Evening star., 1949-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FIxTURES-Women' apparel. Beau.
tiful. new, latest style. Complete
equipment, including shelves. dress
bins, show case, etc Factory made
for small Sha.a EaSily removes.
Eothrng solo separates. real
buy. Ii. 3-5961 from z pm. to
10 pm. IL"
FLOOR POLISHING and sanding ma
chines-Restore your floors to their
original lovelness. Let us show you
how. We rent all machines at low
est rates. Open till pm. Thurs,
Fri. and Sat ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT co, 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
DINING ROOM

MUST DISPOSE OF A 9-PC. HON
DURAS MAHOGANY FULL GRE
DENzA BUFFET AND CHINA
TABLE AND IL SHIELD-RACK
CHAIRS: ALSO LARGE MAHOGANY
BREAKFRONT. CALL MA S606.
ASK FOR Mr. Marks
Evening star., 1949-10-09

INCOME QUOTED 1892 MO
Rooming house, close to Dupon
G@z.-1b iYooms of valuable fur
niture, 3K baths, .5-yr. lease plu'
option. One of the best. Price
EnWTN T. EIJJS
Evening star., 1949-10-09

pc. sectional sofa. Will sacrifice for
best offer. ia. 1924, 10-4.
BEDROOM-Modern walnut double
bed. chest. dresser and mirror. bar
gain, $3.50; new sample maple
double bed. chest and dresser,
$3.50: mahog. chest. Sl9.5O; wal
nut dresser and mirror, So: solid
rock maple chest and matchlns
dresser. $64 80; finest quality birds
eye maple chest and dresser, bar
gain, S86. Just received large. ship.
pieces. First come gets best Sc
prices: Open THURSDAY till g.
907 9TH st. NV Elk. 6742; One
Complete Used-Fprniture Stores.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. solid rock
Evening star., 1949-01-23
SPRING FASHIONS
BY ELEM SAKES
By ELEM SAKES
Fashion Editor

"new look era" launched in
the fall of ~, and perhaps
a little too much Partisan in
spiration to suit the fancy of
many American women.
This year necklines are still
On the doWnGYade, but hem
lines appear TO be going In
the opposite directi0n-up -
to II inches from the hoor.
Unusual trimmings and fab
rics provide fashion inter-
est now that the silh0uettes
have tanned down. As for col
ors, they seem to be all
sweetness and light"
Crepe de chine Is hack for
the first time since the SOS,
and king eoktnn" seems des-
tined for q long reign.
Small waistlines, softly
padded shoulders and, to sum
up the whole spring picture,
a tailored look for daytime
and an all-out glamorous look
for evening.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
IT'S SPRING again for the
L Nations fashion editors,
who for the past two weeks
have been viewing the dress
collections of the famous
American 0esignexx Who make
up the Couture Group Of the
New York Dress Institute.
Included In the group are
Nettie Rosenstein, Hattie Car
negie, Herbert Sondheim, Jo-
set Walker, Claire McCardell,
Clare Potter, Maurice Rent
ner, Pauline Trigere, Fox
brownie, Joseph Whitehead,
Joseph Halpert, Jo Copeland,
Bruno, Tina Lesser, Philip
llangune, Samuel Kass, Ben
Reig, Anna Miller and An
thony Blotta.
Last years rustic of spring
was accompanied by swirling
skirts, plunging necklines, an
attempt to clear up extreme
bulk "a hangover from the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31
SERVICE AT FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

"Uhreality'' will be the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, 235 N.
Potomac ST., at HOO a. m. on Sun
day, April g.
The Golden Text will be from
Psalms 119, 104-'Thou hast dealt
well with thy servant, o Lord, ac-
cording to thy word-Through thy
precepts 1 get understanding: there
fore hate every false way"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Psalms
90:1-"Lord, thou hast been our
dwelling place in all generations. u
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures,
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 246-'Life
and its faculties are not measured
! by calendars. The perfect and i'm
mortal are the eternal likeness o.
their Maker"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31
ST. JOHNS
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services at st. Johns Lutheran
Church, South Potomac Street, on
Sunday, will be held at 10:45 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m, and on Wednesday
evening at 7:45 p. m. Rev. j. Ed
ward Harms, D. D., is the pastor of
the church, and Rev Robert W.
Rooms is the assistant pastor,
On Sunday morning there will be
another sermon on the theme, "The
Gospel Messages" entitled "The In
credibility of Truth" while the eve
ming sermon will be entitled "a
Pure Heart Makes Bright Eyes, fol-
lowing the theme, "The Key To
Happiness"
At the Wednesday evening Lenten
service the subject of the sermon
will be "The Glory Of A Completed
Life" one of a series of sermons on
the theme, '"The Words From The
Cross"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31

ChildEen's Church and Nursery
will be held at HOO a. M, and the
H. S. Fellowship at 545 p. m.
"a Small Man" will be the sermon
subject of the assistant pastor, the
Rev. Gerald d. Kaufman, at the
evening evangelical service at 7:3O
o'clock, when the following Sun
day School classes will attend in a
body; classes taught by Mrs. w. H.
Clipp, Mrs. May Chopper, Miss Innes
Boyer, Mrs. George F. Bell, Mrs. c.
A. Turner, Mrs. Paul Ward and the
Fidelity Class.
Lenten Motion Picture Service,
featuring the Commute film, Reach
ing From Heaven" will be held
next Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.
m. This film, produced by the Mis-
souri, Lutheran Synod is described
as Christian, romantic, dramatic and
exciting.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31
SERVICES AT ST. PAUL'S
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday worship services at St.
Paul's Methodist Church, North Po-
tomac ST., will be held at HOO a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
At the morning service Rev. Nor
man L. Trott, the minister, will
preach on the sermon topic, Gods
Funeral"
In the evening Reverend Trott
will conclude a series of meditations
on the use and value of prayer, the
topic being Improving The Prayer
Life"
On Wednesday evening the Mid
week Lenten Service will be held
at 7:30 p. M, at which time the study
topic will be "The Gospel And Its
Relevance To The Present Time"
Other Sunday services include
Sunday School at GAS a. M; the
Youth Groups, which begin their
programs at 500 p. M, and period
for adult baptisms at 200 p. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31
DEVOTIONAL
BROADCASTS

The following radio religious pro-
grams, sponsored by the Washing
ton County Council of Churches, and
furnished through the cooperation
of Radio Station WEI and WARK,
are scheduled for next week:
WEI, Monday through Friday,
1915 a. M, Morning Devotions, con-
Quoted by Rev. Robert Rooms
WARK, Monday through Friday,
$40 p. M, "Vesper Thought"
conducted by Rev. Charles Walden.
WARK, "The Minister Comes Call
ing" 2:3O p. m. Monday, Rev. Paul
M. Robinson; 2:3O p, m. Wednesday,
Rev. Gerald D. Kaufman; and 2:30 p.
m, Friday, Rev. Frederick d. Eyster.
WEI, Saturday, 100 p. m. To-
morrow's Sunday School Lesson.
WEI, Saturday, 6:45 p. m.
Religious Newscast.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-31

The phrase, For better under
standing of our Schools" has be-
come a real challenge to group of
local business and professional men.
1t all started at social get-to-
gether, when one of the members
made some rather unkind remarks
about our present school system.
Another member, more directly con-
cerned with, and interested in, the
business of education, challenged
the group to study our educational
problems, to find the good and bad
in our schools, and from this study
to offer solid constructive criticism.
Egged on by this member the group
is now engaged in ferreting out the
facts and fiction of the school system.
For instance, during the discus
sion it was brought out that GER
tain local manufacturer is pleased
to get craftsmen graduates of our To-
cal High School, but is more critical
of the book-keepers and stenograph-
ers. Apparently many of our local
garages are satisfied with the grad
yates who have taken the automo-
bile mechanics course. Some col
leges look askance at the credits OF
our academic students, while other
colleges readily accept all recon-
mended students. Many unkind re-
marks have been made about poor
spelling and poor reading ability OF
recent graduates.
So challenged, the group has been
able to note some rather surprising
facts. The work has been revela-
ton to us and intensely interesting.
Certainly, we were unanimously i'm
pressed at the great change that has
taken place in all phases of the con-
duct of the schools. 1t has been sug-
gested that since the results have
proved to be so interesting to our
group, that what was learned would
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To the Ends of the Earth

All authority hath been given
unto me in heaven and on earth.
Matthew 28:18. Read Ephesians
1883.
I Jesus was as sure of ultimate vic
tory as he was of certain death. A
passion so profound and so COM
plete requires a redemption as far
reaching as the ends of the earth
and the close of time.
Each individual Christian is to
grow from grace to grace toward
Christlike perfection. The COM
munion of saints will pass through
many trials toward the kingdom be-
yond the cross. This salvation is
not for favored race but for the
whole of Gods family.
Even nature itself is to be changed
into the glorious home of its
Creator" and heaven and earth
shall sing"
The timidity of belief in the ul-
innate victory of Christ is respon-
sible for what Principal Jacks de
scribed as "The Lost Radiance of the
Christian Religion" A restored
. faith will mean a reborn hope
Let Us Pray: Open our eyes, o Faith
err, that we may see the splendor of
thy coming splendor of thy coming
kingdom Through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.