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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Loyely s.
bedrm.. 2la-bath Colonial with
game rm. and det. gar; 1O.0o0-ft.
l lot in in top level community. Gall
wAvERLY HILLs-By owner. Gus
tom-built English brick. center hall,
liv. rm. 23x15. large din. rm., kit.
with breakfast nook, bedrm. and
bath and screened porch, 1st a.;
closet and storage space; full bsmt:
buiit-in garage; large level shaded
lot; mr. schools and transp. Gil. 1888
WYNNEWoOD, 1919 N. Ivanhoe ST..
exclusive and restricted neighbor-
hood-Lovely brick home. entrance
hall: hying rm. l5xl2, Colonial man
12x14. large. dc luxe, kit. beautifully
equipped. "a bath and screened porch
l1x20. all on 1st floor: second door
has master hedrm l2x20 with "a
starvay stair otsi atte ee sha has easa ree
rm. .25x15 it.. 7-ft. ceiling, finished
In knotty pine: outside entrance;
wood-burning fireplace, auto. oil
heat, Laundry tubs and attached ga
Price, sss.5o0. Can be purchased
with at little as $4,000 cash; balance
less than rent. Open Sun, until ).
or for appt to see to inspect, call
81 S5s sosi Wi1AM Fl sFei ard paRshMosE ssniii SF
Army orFicER fI r. ordened fSsnGe transferred al
Jan. IL, reduces price $1,000 on his
5-room home; hot-water heat; ex-
Danssn stte PRICE eelgae s4sc ss0vs s6S
cash, Balance, S71 per month. In
terest less than FHA; CLAUDE E.
H1xsoN. Real Estate. Manassas.
Open Sunday; Phone =. 80.
BY OWNER -BuMDER-start the new
bedrms.. expandable attic; full bsmt,;
lot 100x1SS IT,; independent water
supply: near Mt. Vernon High School
Il I,.I Fairf1x ooS Gounsy ... Va. south a Of
EIGHT-RooM FRAME HOUSE for
sale. Two (2) baths and half base
ment. Designed for two t2) apart
ments II desired, and priced for
ee fRree-tenths st 'es,en sffoi " mile west 81
Highway No. or Route No. 626.
Contact owner direct at 3l1 Center
St, Manassas, Va, or call Manassas
,:BEDRSoa BED 9 Nj SfEr.-nowns.aizsI b bed.
fad ah ass5 ss 6hSr
dining room, fully equipped kit.
including garbage disposal; 3 bed
rooms and bath upstairs This home
is approx. yrs. old and is located
just . blocks off Lee blvd. Full
basement with half bath, Bendix
auto. washer, gas heat. Owner
leaving, wants quick deal. Priced
at S23, 500. substantial cash. OWN
Err. ia. S-9264. --31
BY OWNER-McLean, Va.-6-room
frame, 3 yrs. old; full bsmt., 75xls0
lot. gear garage; $11.500. Elnwood
PRICED UNDER ss.ooo-comfyi y l.
uedrm. home; ideal for j or 2; |
liv. rm.. dinette kit and bath. |
Write for picture and details. Box
s-saDRM. BRICK COLONIAL only
yrs. old and immaculate cond. |
p excl, location; trans. at door; as
sumo FHA-GI loan. THE HANES |
COUNTRY HOME-An extraordinary
value, near Tyson's Corner. Beau |
tiful modern Southern Colonial, 3 !
bedrms. and den, with 1914 acres OF |
cleared land; very large modern |
barn and horse stalls; 90 minutes
from D. C. Price, S29,5O0. ASK |
US REALTY CO., OK. 1859. GL. |
1852. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WEST HYATTSVILLE

Lovely. 6-rm. brick home. Center
hall, living rm. with firepl., dining
rm.. kitchen, 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
full basement. front porch. Fenced
in lot; excellent location. near ev-
eryth!ng. Priced at S15,T5O, sub
Stantial down payment, balance
like rent
LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR.
UN. oID3: EaeS. IIN 435R Al
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Burnt Mills Villa oe

424 Northwest dr.-Custom- built
new brick rambler. 81 It. 8 in. By
20 IT,, stone archway 6 rms.
bath cleo. kit. stone firepl.. knotty-
oil heat. garage; lot 10Ox1 q. Out
Coiesvflle I'd. ] mi. past Four Cor.
ners. turn left into Burnt Mills VII.
lage, 4th home on right. OWNER
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CHEVY CHASE MD

S19.95O
New Colonial det home of g lovely
rms, 1st f.. powder rm.. liv. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm kit; End e..
bedrms. and bath: full bsmt.. gas
&C. heat: $4,000 cash will handle
Ewes, WI. Ols2. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. WI 1920. 40
Evening star., 1950-12-30
Off Foxhall Rd.
$61,500
PleaSinolV Different,

I!CdSiiISly blileiellL
Persons OF discriminating taste may
find in this home the character. liv-
ableness and atmosphere they seek.
Built not to an idea Of ELEGANCE.
but to achieve dignity and afford a
place Of relsxa tion and comfort. A
special feature is the high stone
wall enclosing a spacious garden
layout. plus good craftsmanship
create pleasing result. The lovely
loaded glass windows, the mellow
tones OF the Ludowici shingle tile
roof and the use of heavy oak,
hand-adZed. timbers combined with
perfect proportions of the structure.
will attract the eye of the artistic.
Central hall. spacious living room,
l5xo6.4 It. with adjacent screened
porch on garoen side: dining room.
16x16. has vista window on garden:
unusually distinctive library, l3.Sx
Is IT, with fireplace and bookshelf
9f heavy oak timbers, expertly
hand AIDED. First floor iavatory;
excellent kitchen with buffers pan
try: There are three large bedrooms
and three baths on second floor and
two bedrooms and bath on third
floor. Recreation room with fire.
place; two-car garage. easily con-
yerted to BOMB SHELTER. 1t will
be a pleasure t. show you this
hhG2me. hGme. s6a Call JAMES F scHwAB
Evenings. call WI. 14oa or Wo.
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MODERNISTIC

Is the only word for this California
town house. 2 bedrms.. tile bath with
skid-proof bath tub, spacious liv.
area. dream kit. with breakfast bar.
range. refgr.. exhaust fan. auto
lures are slanted ceiling, many pie
ture windows and modern bell-shape
lighting fixtures Priced for quick
sale at s10.60o. 10eo down to vet
Grams.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, oW. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-12-30
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. fcont. }
"RETHESDA"


Last week there were three-now
there Is one! Ultramodern rambler
OF 3 bedrooms, :, baths-near the
Naval Hospital. Features galore
spch as window walls planting walls,
stone front, patio. huge windows and
wooded lot. Wen show you your
dream come true. The Erice is
S25,615.
"LIVABILITY"
Here's a beautiful new 3-bedroom,
2-bath rambler with living room
and dining room. overlooking a pine
grove--a center hall and a perfect
dream OF kitchen. Yes. and O
basement and numerous other fea-
lures. The price is right and Sc
e the financing
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Oh. s66a. OPEN SUNDAY.
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81 ZOO CASH

2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
Priced at. So 900. Assume CT pay
ments OF approx S63 per mo-. in
Guiding taxes and insurance. Fuliy
inSuiated; equipped with storm win
dows; full basement; gas &C. heat;
large lot 60xl 40 An outstanding
buy. Call Mr.. Dargan, MA. 5n05.
FREDERICK w. EERENS
SALES. INC.-152o K st. NV.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

In beaut. Sliso Park Hill section Of
Silver Spring, conv. to everything
this 5-rm. home boasts large rms.
expansible attic for storage or .
more rms, and tremendous bsmt
oak floors. copper plumbing and
Out Piney Branch rd, to ist stop
light beyond East West hwy, turn
right to No. 105 Park Valley rd.
OPEN SAT. SUN. I-5
ROBERT E. LOHR. REALTOR
3ll CEDAR ST. NV, GF. OSSl.
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Arlington BUNGALOW

Arlington Bungalow
Beautifully decorated, cute and cozy!
3 nice bedrms., white tiled bath
stairway to expansible attic which
can be made into 3rd bedrm., full
bsnt. with > rms. and outside en-.
trance. Priced low for quick sale
S13.956.
N. C.. HINES & SON
Court House Square. Arl.. Va.
OW 1920 >
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"HAPPY"

"HAPPY
is what you'll be, II you purchase
this beautiful 2-bedroom, prewar
white brick and frame home in an
excellent section of Silver Spring
Large living room and dining room
combination with fireplace: side
screened porch, full basement with
pine-paneled recreation room; huge
Anchor fenced lot; priced at only
NEW"
brick Cape Cod. Bedroom and bath
floor with bath; living room with
fireplace, guest-sized dining room,
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space; full basement, side screened
porch. Venetian blinds; located near
Sligo Creek parkway on Colesville
road. Ideal for doctor or dentist.
YEAR"
after year you'll be happy If you
purchase this beautiful new Hill
andale rambler; 3 huge bedrooms.
2 full tile baths. large den, immense
living room with fireplace, guest
sized dining room, all-electric dream
kitchen, side porch. full basement
with bath; 1. acre OF ground,
WOODMooR l9i5fo AGENCY, INC
Realtors-sH. 5555 till pm.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Price drastically reduced on this un-
usual and very attractive prewar
det. white brick home; 1st q. has q
reception area. step-down studio
tractive din. rm.. modern equipped
kitchen with Monel metal sink; love-
ly bedrm. and full tile bath; large
rear screened porch: 2nd A., .
charming bedrms. and an additional
step-down. bedrm. to the rear; det.
buy in this area at S23.e50. Call
Mr.. Petit, DE. $3.50 or IA. 4-O55O.
uypTCuT
Evening star., 1950-12-30

HAPPY NEW YEAR
And the whole year through will be
happy for the lucky purchaser Of
this home. Imagine a modern e.
rm. brick Colonial with full bsmt.,
side porch. hrepl. in liv. rm.. and
equipped kit. for only S14 $50; GI
contracts invited
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 WILSON BLVD, ow. $500.
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COLORED
YOU WON'T BELIEVE 1T
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

TWO-FAMILY ROW BRICK. s nice
rms, bath, gas, yard gar. One apt
vac. Good cond. 1000 trust. furn.
incl, Sl3.950 Owner leaving, de-
sires cash above trust. Near Catho-
lie Univ. RA ST0n GE ALAS 40
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

IIth ST. s.W.; s495
down: good terms; 10 rooms, bath :
row brick: all improvements, CHI
VIII. Call MR.. vINNICK. Ma S036,
ONCE at l404 L st. NV; open Sun.
IL to pm al
Evening star., 1950-12-30
BRIARCLIFF
CATHEDRAL AREA

CATHEDRAL AREA
FIRST offering of this ideally loo. beaut..
appt. brick Colonial home, containing
recep. hall, 27-ft. lip. rm., enormous
din. rm., buffers pantry, lse. kit;
and a.. . master-size bedrms, 9
guest rms, heated sleeping porch. .
baths: 3rd a.. > bedrms.. bath: full
bsmt,; a-car gar; needs some redec.
Priced TO- sell promptly: S3s,50O.
Ewes: oLs o6a0 SAMUEL e.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
DETACHED CORNER BRK.
This is home for gracious living:
many extra dne appointments and
the price. It contains liv. rrn.. din. rm.,
kit, pantry and bedrnl. on 1st floor;
2nd foor has 8 bedrms. and :! baths
Let us show you this today:
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtors. OR. 21oo. Open Q til @.
%
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RAMBLER SPECIAL
Brick construction and brand new.
liv. rm. with fireplace. huge equipped
kit, full bsmt with half bath. To-
Gated less than , mi from Key
Bridge and priced for quick sale at
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW $500
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Excel. 2-bedrm. bungalow. near COM
pletion: expandable attic; equipped
kit; full bsmt.;, gas a:-c.h,; near
BURGESS. vi. 1902. til 5.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30
BEHIND HOME PLATE
By Doug Stewart

Rocks until injuries forced his vol
untary retirement, has taken over
the managership
Although Joe has a terrific job
ahead of him in living up to the fine
record Bobby Witt made as club
manager, feel sure that he is cap
able of doing just that, and here's
wishing him every success.
A little while ago the policemen
and bus drivers engaged in a ten
pin bowling contests, with the police
men coming out on top.
Either the bus drivers are glut-
tons for punishments, or they think
the police officers were lucky, be-
cause they have demanded a re-
turn match which will be held to-
morrow night at the Mapleway
Bowling Alleys.
So if you want to see what sort
of noise is made when a ten-pin
goes into the gutter, get down to the
Mapleway tomorrow night and
you'll hear lots of noise.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30
D. c. Fire Dept. Has
Several Vacancies

Applications Now Being Re-
ceived - Apply To Charles |.
Eyler, Hagerstown Post Office
Starting Salary Is $3,077 A
Year.
The Civil Service Commission has
announced that there are a num-
Der Of immediate vacancies in the
District Of Columbia Fire Depart
ment, and all those interested should
Immediately contact Charles /. Ely
Ter, secretary of the local Civil Serv-
ice Board, at the Hagerstown Post
Office. The entrance salary is $3,077
a year, and annual salary increases
are given every year for five years
to those men whose work is salts
factory.
Everything necessary in the per-
Torrance of duty, including full
dress uniforms and equipment, are
furnished absolutely free, and 26
days of annual leave and up to 80
days Of sick leave are allowed. In
addition, fireman il disabled in
the line Of duty may receive extend
ed sick leave.
Fremen are eligible for retire.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30

ment, with up to so per cent Of their
annual salary, as the result of in
juries or illness incurred in The line
of duty, and all flremen are retired
at so per cent Of their annual sal
airy at the age of 90. There are also
adequate pensions for the widows
and children of firemen whose
deaths occur either on active duty
or after retirement.
No previous training is necessary,
as all appointees are thoroughly in
structed in all phases Of duty after
their appointment
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30

am not in the habit of throwing
bouquets around, but ] do think
that Rufus Edwards, general man
ager of the Hagerstown Baseball
Club, deserves a world of credit for
the marvellous job he is doing in
getting the stadium ready for open
ing night on Tuesday, April %.
Despite the fact that things were
late getting started, Rufus jumped
in with both feet and as a result, the
fine new clubhouse at the end of the
right field bleachers is already COM
pleted; the grandstand and bleach
ers have been painted and repaired;
work is well along in the erection of
twelve new boxes along the right
field line; all the old signs along the
stadium wall have been toAn down
and replaced with brand new metal
signs; the new mems and women's
rest rooms are practically finished,
and on Tuesday work was started on
undermining the press and radio IA
cilities on the roof. And in addition
to all this, Rufus tells me that he is
now getting ready to completely re-
surface the infield.
But this is only part of the job
that he is up to his ears in. In adj
dition to the tremendous amount of
correspondence and book work that
is necessary in setting up brand
new ball club, he has made all ar
rangements for the printing Of tickets
and is also handling applications for
reserved seats in the grandstand
(the reservations for the box seats,
of course, are being handled by Mr.,
Roy Letter..
Although Rufus may not like me
to say this, want you to know that,
like the rest of us, he had set his
heart on getting down to Myrtle
Beach for q few days to see the
Braves in training, but he feels that
he will have to forego that pleasure
because he is determined that when
the gates are opened to the fans on
April IS, they will not only be proud
of the ball club, but will also be
proud of the new appearance of the
stadium itself.
got real kick out of reading
Frank Colley's story in Monday
mornings Herald on that exhibition
game between our Braves and the
Wilmington Blue Rocks. And |
know that not only Jesse LeVan, but
Dutch" Dorman as well, were
tickled pink when he slammed those
two balls out of the ball park. While,
of course, the team cannot be
Judged in any shape by that first
exhibition game, it is good to know
that Jesse has apparently still got
his batting eye and here's hoping
that he pounds that right field wall
all season, and don't forget he can
still slug few to center or left.
It looks as if the Boonsboro Yellow
Jackets have come up with worthy
successor to Bobby Witt as manager
of the club.
No sooner had Bobby announced
that he would not skipper the Boons-
boro entry in the Washington County
League this season, than officers of
the club came up with the announce
ment that Joe Palkovitz, who was a
member of the Wilmington Blue
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30
BLANKS FOR COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES co OUT APRIL l

Applications for 195O-5l license
plates for all classes Of commercial
vehicles will not be mailed out UNI
til April /, says Arthur II. Brice,
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
These new tabs may be displayed
on and after April 15 The present
1940 red tabs on commercial vehicles
expire at midnight April 30.
However, 1949 license plates on
passenger cars and motor cycles ex-
pire at midnight, March 81, and no
extension will be granted
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30

Production of consumer soap in
Japan will total about 100000 metric
tons in 1850, an average of 100
grams of soap per capita per month
as COMPARED with SO grams in 1919.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30

Des Moines, Iowa, leads the cities
of the world in the publication Of
farm journals.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-30

WE MAKE RUBBER sTAMPsi
We Make Rubber Stamps
We Make Rubber Stampst
STOUFFER PRINTING co.
81 North Ave (rearJ Phone 1900
Advt.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

bined session with Mr.. Steadman
as teacher. The regular teachers
will be attending the Organized
Bible Class Association Confer
ence at Western Maryland Col
lege.
The adult Bible classes Of CAL
vary Baptist Church will meet in
Joint session tomorrow morning
The Trinity Mems Glass of
Trinity Methodist Church will
have the lesson presented by Ar
thur L. Hayford. Curtis j. Deily
will preside.
DR.. Hugh Dryden will present
the lesson to a joint assembly
of the adult Bible classes of CAL
very Methodist Church.
The Templemen's Bible Class of
Temple Baptist Church will be
taught by George w. Bell. ST.
The A. B. Pugh Class of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
will be taught by Col. Paul H.
McMurray. New Officers are: Zed
L. Williams. president; w. D.
johnson, vice president: Elmer B.
Brammell, treasurer: Donald c.
McLane, secretary: Gerald Ander-
son, Edward j. Armbruster, Mi
chael j. House and Emerson B.
Wise, directors. DR.. Samuel w.
Stewart will teach the Fellow
Evening star., 1950-09-02

vacation and will preach Sunday,
at II am. on God Will Care For
His Own" and at 8 pm. on
Satan Robs the Dead"
First Congregational-For his
Sunday morning sermon the Rev.
Carl H. Kopf will have for his
topic. Working For Whom?"
Peoples Congregational - The
Rev. A. F. Elmes returns to his
pulpit Sunday morning and will
present a Labor, Sunday message
on "a Carpenter From Nazareth. "
Holy communion will be observed.
AtOnement utheran n-Holy
communion will be administered
at 8 and l lam. tomorrow. The
Rev. Paul L.. Reaser will use as
his theme, Faith" The Women's
Missionary Society will meet Tues
day at 8 pm. y sGtt tis7 s@
Church of the. Healing Christ
DR.. Grace L. Faus, minister, has
returned from a vacation at Cape
May, N. j., and will preach at
II am. tomorrow on Paths Of
Pleasantness."
Evening star., 1950-09-02
Anfi-Aircraff Defenses
Strengthened in Alaska
By the Associoied Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. o.
The military has sharpened Alas
ka's anti-aircraft defenses.
Anti-aircraft weapons have
sprouted in the last week at
strategic points around bases and
next to vital installations. Slit
trenches and gun crew shelters
have appeared at many points.
Some military installations have
been ringed with lethal rapid fire
guns.
The guns have been set up as a
second line of defense for Alaska
from any possible enemy attack
with paratroopers or heavy bomb
ers.
The first line of defense still
remains the crack squadrons of
F-80 Shooting Star jet planes.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
Special Church Announcements

Eldbrooke Methodist-Tne Rev.
F. Paul Harris has returned from
a vacation in California and New
York State and will preach. at
II am. tomorrow.
Self Realization Fellowship -
Swami Premananda, minister. will
preach tomorrow at II am. on
"The Blessing of Life" d The
church, which was closed during
July and August, has reopened
for it's regular Sunday services.
The public class in philosophy and
yoga will be held each Wednes-
day evening, beginning Septem-
ber 6, at 8 pm.
West Washington Baptist-On
Sunday at IL am, sermon by
DR.. Edward O. Clark, pastor of
the Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
The pastor. Rev. Charles B.
Austin will preside at the service
Wednesday at 8 pm. Topic:
Vacation Echoes"
Br0Okland Baptist-Rev. Ward
B. Hurlburt will be back in his
pulpit tomorrow. following his
vacation in the Northern States.
The Women's Council invites all
women of the congregation to its
meeting at IL am. Wednesday.
Il Lincoln Congregational - DR..
Robert w. Brooks, who has spent
the month of August on vacation.
will return Sunday morning and
preach on "The Role of the
Church in Our Economy" This
will be Labor Day message.
Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
The regular schedule of services
will be resumed tomorrow with
the return of the rector, the Rev ;.
John r. Anchutz, after a vacation.
Holy communion at 8 and at IL
am, with sermon by the rector
at the latter service. On We'd
nesday there will be holy COM
munion at 10:30 am.
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. S.
G. Spottswood will preach Sum
day at IL am. The Rev. w. T.
Kennedy, jr., assistant minister,
will preach at 8 pm.
Mt. Zion Methodist Home
coming Sunday with the Rev. j.
D. Foy preaching at IL am.
River Terrace Chapel-Dr. r.
M. Charles has as his topic, "Mu-
tual Helpfulness."
Fifth Baptist-The Rev. John T.
Coburn has returned from his
Evening star., 1950-09-02

clude the Rev. F. w. Blackwelder,
All Souls Memorial Church, WASH
ington; the Rev. Dillard H. Brown,
st. Luke's Church, Washington:
the Rev. Berry B. Simpson, Esther
Memorial, Washington; the Rev.
Francis M, Hamilton, Grace
Church, Silver Spring, Md, and
the Rev. w. Robert Miller, Assem-
sion Church, Silver Spring, Md.
The 16 ffve-day workshop .ses-
'sions" during the year will be con-
Quoted by the staff of the college,
under direction of its warden, DR..
Theodore o. Wedel. and by the
staff of the National Department,
supervised by its director. the Rev.
DR.. John Heuss.
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Dean Suter 10 Preach
Al WASHINGTON Cathedral

The Very Rev. John w. Suter,
dean of Washington Cathedral.
will preach tomorrow at II am.
service on How to Keep Steady. %
This will be his first appearance
since his return from a vacation
in New England.
He will also celebrate holy COM
munion at 1880 am. in Bethle-
hem Chapel. The Rev. G. Gard
ner Monks. canon. will celebrate
holy communion at $50 and II
am. The Rev. Richard Williams
will preach at 4 pm.
Guest, organ recitalist at pm.
will be William Watkins, organ
ist of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

Workers Glass. Mrs. Morton L.
Ring will present the lesson
to the Susanna Wesley Glass.
Newly elected officers are
Mary Ellen Bruce. president;
Clara Hanson. vice president;
Bergette Russell, correspond
ing secretary, and Helen Dill
Ion, treasurer. Glen Goodman
will speak to the Rustin Couples
Class on Sundays in England" "
The Rainbow Class elected Mrs.
bessie Hallett president, Mrs.
Kate Harpine, Mrs. Wallace Davis,
vice presidents; Miss Nellie Brown,
secretary; Miss Ella Myers, assist
ant; Mrs. Glennie Walters, treas
urer, and Miss Frances Shirley,
assistant.
Horace L. Stevenson, teacher,
Stevenson Bible Glass of Bethany
Baptist Church, will be guest
teacher at a joint session of all
adult classes at Hamline Meth
odist Church.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
Ship Sails After Is Of Crew
Are Jailed at New Orleans
BY The Associaied Press

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-The
Dutch freighter M. S. Slamat sailed
from New Orleans yesterday with
out Is Indonesian crew members
who were jailed after a fight with
the ships officers.
An official of Strachan Shipping
Co., agents for the vessel. said the
seamen will be returned to their
homeland either on another ship
from here or New York.
The sailors were jailed after G.
F. Corver. chief officer of the
vessel. suffered a lacerated fore
head when he was hit with a
bottle.
Capt. Bastiaan van Gelder, mas
ter, said a general fight aboard the
ship occurred because Of dissatis-
faction by the Indonesians over
wage payment methods.