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Evening star., 1950-10-18
$4,000 CASH
HALF-MILE ROAD FRONT

139 acres on Route 240. Just above
ClarkSburg. Good house and barn.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
S005 Wis Ave WI 6441
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BEST BUY

8-bedrm. new brick rambler: $4,000
down payment; conv. to parochial
and public schools; liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, bath, full bsmt.. attached
garage, shower and lavatory; gas
heat; level lot. Mrs. Williams, SH.
1895, cox g. CO. ST. U175.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

81, 900 so. FIT. or will divide in units
Of 5000 50. IT. OF more; N. Y; ave.
area; P. RR. siding; will build at
once to suit tenant. Write Box 7S-C.
9th AND e SITS. NV, GEAR floors,
elevator approx. 5000 So. TT. Call
MA S696 -19
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RIVERFRONT FARM

615 ACRES-S32, 900
This farm bargain has over 400
acres of open land, a creek, three
springs and a long frontage on the
beautiful Shenandoah River. The
and 5 freplaces. and is said to be
one of the Oldest in that region.
There are also 3 barns and 2 ten
ant houses. The land is suited for
cattle and general farming and the
river offers numerous recreational
possibilities A State road runs
through the farm and it is only
few minutes outside a thriving town
60 miles from Washington. A down
payment of $4,000 is required. and
company loan for the balance.
Shown by appointment by
Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale; Va; Phone FA. 7447.
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M 0 D E r "
TupE ET 7 TUTI c

THREE LEVELS
Enter beautifully decorated. spacious
living room. step down six steps to
attractive panel dining room. mod
ern equipped kitchen; up six steps
from living room into hallway and
two twin-sized bedrooms, tile bath;
UP more steps to master bedroom,
Is by. 10 and tile bath; well-kept
grounds.
N. G.. HINES AND SON
Courthouse SQUARE. oW. 9O20.
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hoUSES-sALE-VA. tconf. J
MCLEAN

BUNGALOW-$11,7 ,750
Attrac.. both in looks and price
sed'rsg snd stores f eomb sni 70 Iv s'nqo
and din. rm. with flrepl.; 2 bedrms.
bath; well-equipped kit; appliances;
full bsmt.; outside entrance; oil heat;
laundry tubs. This home in i'm
maculate cond.; lot 75x150 it.:
For appt.. call E. H. IRWIN, OW.
1928 or Elmwood 364S. Exclusive.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
Ramblers! RamblerS!


(a) s large, livable rms. all on / f.;
brk. construction; tile bath. equipped
kit. and Venetian blinds. Move In in
. wks. S13,250.
(b) Charming 6-rm. rambler, attrac-
tive foyer entr.. spacious liv. rm.,
tiled bath, 3 bedrms. Equipment incl.
BendiX. Venetian blinds. garbage
disposal. exhaust fan, elec. range
and refgr. S1S.500.
(c) 6-rm. rambler with full bsmt.
These 6 rms. are extremely well
planned and attractively finished, all
on l f., plus tiled bath, giant sized
bSmt. that you can use for any pur-
pose you desire. $4,000.
All 3 of these ramblers, close-fn, de-
sirable Arlington locations. Call now
for appt.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, Wilson blvd. - Corner
brick building; crosses $4,000 per
yeai; good tenants; easy operation
and maintenance; 1st floor air con-
ditioned; 3 blks. to courthouse
Immediate sale at $40 500. Call
until 9:30 pm. THE BRANT CO.
pitai. annual income over 5000.
Price, $50 900, but worth 100000
Down payment, $4,000. CITY
REALTY RIaH y. CO; Ss,, Mr. Feldman' RE
TWO-UNIT APT. off MINI. ave. Sc
New, semIdet,, lge. rms, full bsmt,.
attractive yard: individual utilities.
GEO Y. WoRTHINGTON & SON,
Ma; 1895, WI; eI13. 20
S-LNII APT. BLDG. NE. Low price
of S24, 800 but worth $50. 900:
cash, Could get 10000 Ist trust
on this property. Call CITY REALTY
co. Mr.. Feldman, RE. 0703,
A 4-sToRY. CONDITIONED elevator
bldg. in the medical center area
N aRs deTRSGAR GUsRARD oasnns5Sn oR' 4sa. is Gan
Alexandria, 5-unit brick apt
street, 1NEz cUsHARD, Realsor
ar FAMILY UNIT, NV. Semldet, pflck.
containing (two) 2 bedrmS., liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm. and hall
apt; (one) 3-rm. apt. and (one)
2-rm. apt. with fireplace. Shows
excellent return on investment. Call
DI. 1015 till 8 pm. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. 30
2 STORES AND 3 OFFICES-Rental
$500 mo-. low expenses. Price.
b. COIN. EX. 5765, GE. 63ai.
4-FAMILY FLAT in Suitland. Md,
opp. Census. Two 2-bedrm. apis
and two 1-bedrm. apts.. all COM
pletely furn. Income 81 ,440 per yr.
Oil h.-w.h. Apts. newly decorated
$26,500. 81. 4554, GRUBB-W WILL
LIAMS. is
NV. d. C.-1O,525 50. ft. of ground
with SO garages; rents S2.016; price,
$4,000. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

FAMILY DESIRES to purchase nice
900 cash, in nice location. Please
state particulars. Box ALB, Star.
HAVE CASH for . or 8 bedroom
i,yo By Nd, CAL T. D. BURGESS vi.
BUNGALows NEEDED BADLY-can
practically guarantee quick cash sale
on bungalows in most any good 10.
s. sa'1sa PaLEes ETfs efl| 81 n His 1880 FRANK Fra
PRICE is NO OBJECT-1f it meets
precisely the needs Of my client;
modern, 4 bedrms.., 2 baths. library.
lay; lay; any any, TOP residential location.
RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN, desires 2
or 3-bedrm. home. nearby Va; have
cash; Write Box GOA, Star.
WE NEED HOUSES for our cash cli-
eqts.. ents euss yssyiGs snd d. free aP-
Realtors ST. 2028. Ewes. TIA. $500.
NAVAL OFFICER wants to bury large
3-bedroom house with recreation
room. in nice section, North Arling-
ton. Ii. 5-67O0, Ext. 616O2: after
IF YOUR p;oij "a HousE SuSIo"i is FOR SALE,
call RE. 1890, or write HUGH B.
CONNER, 1927 K st. NV. "a
WE NEED HOMES, in Cleveland
Park. Chevy Chase and other parts
of the city for buyers urgently
recurring homes Call Mrs Peck
efss Of sAGRozi nP 1o5s NC DU. ls345 or
MODERN, clean, 8 to s-rm. home
IN godd Sc, or nearby Md. loca-
ton: Have substantial cash. MRS.
COX, VI. Sl36, or ST. 1868. pa
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor-I be-
iieve I can sell your property fast
II priced right; any size or loca-
ton. RE. 514O 30
BEDRM. AND BATH ON Ist FLOOR
- cash clients diligently seeking
this feature in modern, well-located
Mr. RHODES. AD. 4234. -23
HOMES notwithstanding and
expert appraisers. Immediate SER
vice. Can sTRouP REALTY co.
WE HAVE BUYERS for homes and
farms in Prince Georges County and
Southern Md. HI. S114 after 6.
Mr.. Wood. Ii. 3-3625. WOOD &
DiktCT FROM OWNER. highest cash
for your Dropoerty Call Mr. KITcH.
II PROMPl ATTENTION TO the sale
OF your home. business or invest
call r A HUMPERIES. Realtor,
sos North Capitol MA $3.50 Free
aerra,sal. Results since 1919
WOULD LIKE TO Buy direct from
owner, house in NV. Cali OR. 1923.
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
APFhA1SAL. Mr.. QUICK, RIA. 341s.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE


STORE AND APARTMENT in attrac-
tive s.w. section: 2h-story bldg.
with basement oil heat. rear alley
with WEAVER BROS INC. wash
ington bldg, DI. $500.
GAS STATION AND REAL ESTATE,
Defense highway. betw. Peace Cross
and Edmonston rd.; excel, cor. for
super station. WALTER NJ BAU-
MAN, 1877 K st. NV. MA. 6229
OFFICE BUILDING, downtown-Four
stories and bsmt.. approx. 5000 So
IT. usable space; carpeted floors,
mirrored walls; 3 new tiled lava
tories. fiuorescent lighting, many
built-in cabinets; near parking: va
cant; will consider leasing. Call DI
1913 II 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO. INC. 30
CONN. AVE. AND M ST. NV. op-
posite Ring Bldg; 3-story and base
msnt brick bldg; under $50. 900
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
ewes. EN-. 1886. OR. 576l.
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BRICK BUNGALOW


Charming brick bungalow featuring
living rm. with firepl., dining L.,
equip. kit. with table space. bath.
bedrms. and utility rm. This home
Is priced right at S12,500- Assume
FHA loan with $4,000 cash down,
monthly payments approx. S71. incl
taxes.
California Bungalow
All brick. Q bedrms.. full bsmt., built
in garage. radiant heat; only 2 yrs.
old, close-in location in Takoma
Park. Price. S15.75o.
Brick, 11a-Bath Colonial
side-hall plan; 2Q-ft. liv., rm. with
frepl, din. rm., beautiful kit. with
ample table space, tiled, y bath; 9
twin-sized lbedrms., and full tiled
bath ON 2nd A.; full bsmt., gas &C.
heat. level exit to rear yard, This
home is. not quite. completed and
the purchaser would have choice of
decorations Well located mr.. Frank
lin and Flower aves. in SNver Spring.
Priced S19.950.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Ga Ave ST, 5SO0 till @ p NJ
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 91o 18th st. NV.
Near Conn. and K. New modern
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board, mail and telephone answer.
ing service available. Call DI. 2704.
DESK SPACE, with answering serv-
ice. s1l Eye st. NV. Republic 1850.
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KNOW VALUE2

II you have recently inspected 40 or
80 houses. know value, and desire
this Offering; spacious 6-rm brick
home in suburban location, on "a
acre; full bsmt, auto. oil heat, firepl,
diversified equip. kit, hall entrance,
and many closets; all brick con-
struction; we know 1t represents
good thing, at this unusual price of
only S14,950. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Rd., OW
5000 is
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
WILL TAKE SMALL HOUSE
IN TRADE
ONLY S17950

Here is a lovely all-brick Colonial
with plenty of elbow room. Liv. rm
approx. 14x22 with beautiful fire.
place and lge. side porch. Full FAM
ily-siZe din. rm. and 3 (all large)
bedrms. Full bsmt. is divided and
and dry. and has outside entrance
House is widely separated from
those adjoining and level A-acre
lot gives room for lge. flower and
vegetable garden. Only 3 yrs. old
the house. neighborhood and con-
nent home. Enter through beauti-
ful Virginia Forest.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1928 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
9th and Maine ave, with 1st and
2nd commercial uses: level, vacant
ground, contains approx. $4,000
IT.; $500 mo-; on lease. OLIVER
T. CARR. MA. 1865. 30
1915 GOOD HOPE RD. S.E.-Rent
as is. or will remodel to suit
tenant: reas. rent. CONGRESS
REALTY CO., DI. 1882. 30
NOW ERECTING new building in
splendid location, Just a few feet
from south end of Key Bridge
ndnstpgo, nan p OH nee s soF Iyits MarehouSe e
1000 So #. and up available for
lease to selected tenants. w. H
WOLOWITz, RE. 1177. (Home,
GE. 6951) is
25x31, on Baltimore blvd, 2 miles
north of U. of Md; 1S-ft. show win
dnWS TO Rhnn Ia
Evening star., 1950-10-18
FARMS

EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM, around
175 acres. in mid-county; up-to-date
dairy barn and dairy house. bank
barn. all other necessary outbldgS..
including tenant houses; home is g.
room rg ad brick with bath and oil heat;
consideration If you want a top
dairy farm, of medium size. E. <.
Ruble. Poolesyille PISA. with R. P.
sFiiotI,s sFupaEr; EeaItSEo EeeaaIItHSEoG-parm,. homes.
country businesses; mailed freei
STROUT, 7l1-A, Woodward Bldg,
WASHINGTON. ME-. 754s.
BEAUTIFUL, HOME. Ia hours drive
from Washington. II acres with
12-room house, Colonial pillars, all
modern, improvements, on elevation
and 'ns sea TveF res Ta ssaS
Will sell or exchange for property
ington. Shown by appt. Phone
AaENe9 aeInSG9 He4ndop ss BHEEh FaFisx op PARa Rs
Beautiful rolling farm land. near
Tyson Corner. JUDSON REAAdY 81
SON, CH. 0S00. -l9
CARROLL COUNTY-1l4-acre stock
farm, beautiful 4-bedrm. modern
country home; all in good repair:
ready to move in; lovely setting;
very productive, fertile rolling land
other odd buildings; on good road;
priced very low: S21 900.
Howard County, acres: all modern:
3-bedrm ranch house; 2 yrs. old; all
in good repair: ready to move in;
hardwood floors; fireplace; storm
windows: full basement: attached
garage; poultry house; lovely lawn;
on good road; near village; price.
vile, Md. RID. ., Silver Spring.
Nd Call Ashton Nd 3S4R -23
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
1-STORY BLDG.

1000 50. TT. Heavy duty floor:
loading dock. high ceiling; central
NV. section. Call Mr.. Fischer with
AID 1894. --lS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
English Stone Colonial
WINNING WAYS

Abundantly evident in this 6-rm.
brick home, amid the trees of Paisley
Forest; wide, gracious liv. rm., ideal
for television. banquet sized din.
rm. and free-easy-to-keep kit. with
tiled work area; stairway to 3
family chambers and completely
modern tiled bath; bsmt. has out
side entrance and is ideally arranged
for recreation area. Purchaser may
assume $11 900 4Te 1st trust; price
S16,950. terms arranged Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Rd.. ow.
5000 -lS
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INVESTMENT q INSURANCE co.
FLOWER AVENUE
w. - II q. Y E.Ets., ~. . 10 =
REDWOOD RAMBLERS

We take pleasure in Offering to the
discriminating buyer new 2 and
3 bedroom homes; each on an acre
OF land in beautiful suburban set
ting: these ramblers feature nu-
merouS modern conyenienceS to make
living in the country more thrilling
than ever; open for inspection and
shown by appointment. GRAHAM &
co 81. R01A
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COLONIAL CHARM

New brick home in good section of
close-in Arlington. has bedrm and
full bath downstairs. big living
dining rm has fine Colonial firepl.
and bay windows; screened porch;
gorgeous kitchen. Upstairs are 2
fine bedrms. and another full bath
Basement has fireplace. "a bath and
outside entrance. $21.950. BY ap-
pointment
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
30
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COLONIAL

Arl.; 6O-ft. fenced lot; 6 rms; full
bsmt.; good cond.; conven loc.; lge.
liv, rm. and din: rm. elec. kit. incl.
one air-conditioned and one with
built-in dble-deck hunks; direct
from OWNER; S17,95O. Call AK.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

ard MacEwen. 13.. of 1925 Mont
gomery lane, Bethesda, filed down
a bolt to give him the necessary
clearance. Until the car passed,
he was almost as upset as his
father. Harold E. MacEwen, a
map expert with the Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
This is my third year in the
Derby, and my car hasn't passed
the first time yet" remarked
young Richard.
Others were in the same boat.
Each of the three Amlong BROTH
ers found their clearance in
adequate. Files and saws were
used by the boys. Billy. IL; Joseph,
l3, and Thomas. Is, all of Huntley
Farm, Alexandria.
But all cars passed finally.
One reason for the 100 per cent
passage was Clarence Mills, 40, a
Chevrolet mechanic, who has been
helping the boys correct their cars
since the first Derby in 1886.
The racers this year look better
than usual" commented Mr.. Mills.
There aren't as many defects
either"
Pass Weight Test.
Mr.. Mills and IL other me-
chanics were on hand with Amer
ican Legion officials to check the
coaster cars as they passed
through three inspection lines.
Then the cars were rolled onto a
scale. The boys got on, too. Under
Derby rules. boy and car cannot
exceed $50 pounds.
Only one car and driver were
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Michigan Village
|Rebukes Governor
For Fast Driving
BY The Associated Press

TRENTON, Mich. July a.
Michigan's Gov. q. Mennen Will
liams is always welcome in .Tren-
ton. 4
But the village will insist on
certain considerations. especially
in view of its safe-driving CAM
paign.
On July 4 Gov. Williams made
q fast trip through here with a
police escort. The village presi-
dent. DR.. Gordon L. Strohm. has
written him a rebuke for bad
TASTE"
I'm the future any such convoy
will be slowed down and escorted
through our village at q speed
that will be safe for our citizens
and our Governor" DR.. Strohm
wrote.
DR.. Strohm said the Governor
was guilty Of q reckless demon
stration" in going through Tren-
ton at 10 miles an hour.
The Governor has yet to COM
ment.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
First Group of Derby Cars
Passes Inspection Tests

The National Guard Armory
teemed with brightly colored Soap
Box Derby racers last night as
prerace inspection got under way
The racers were red. yellow
white, green, blue and combina-
tions of these colors. They were
fashion from everything from
cloth to aluminium.
But no matter how much they
varied, all were required to pass
a rigid inspection of measure
ments and mechanics.
One. was too long. The front
was filed down an inch and it
passed. And Jimmy Mullen. IA.
OF 30l6 North Fifth street, Arling-
ton, was on his way to racing
in the Washington Soap Box
Derby Saturday.
File Clears Another.
Another failed to meet the road
clearance RECRUITMENT of 8 inches.
Again a file was produced. Rich
Evening star., 1950-07-06
| |Indonesia 10 Remain
Neutral in Korean War
gy The Asseeiated Prsss

j \ . Il
JAKARTA, Indonesia, July Co.
Indonesia will remain neutral in
the Korean war. despite her union
with the Dutch, an Indonesian
spokesman declared today.
r. Abdulcani, secretary general
of the Information Ministry. told
reporters, 1--WE shall not particle
pate in the Allied action in Korea
and we shall continue devoting
all our energies to the consolida-
ton at home"
Netherlands aid to Korea will
not affect Indonesia's foreign
policy. although there is a union
between Indonesia and the
Netherlands" he. added. Each
party Dutch and Indonesian)
maintains freedom to determine
its own policies.
The secretary OF the Dutch
Naval Ministry said in Schiphol,
the Netherlands. last night that
the Dutch will send one destroyer
to Korean waters.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

overweight. The boy removed his
heavy shoes and a wood block
from the racer and passed.
This inspection routine will con-
tinue tomorrow and Friday nights
until all of the expected 18o rae
ers are ready for the Derby.
One car drew more comments
than all the others. It had a pin
up girl with a scanty cowboy out
fit pasted on the front.
The Derby is open to Washing
ton area boys from IL to Is.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Derby Guide

The Event-A coaster race
for boys II to Is, in which
contestants drive cars of
their own building.
Place-Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. between Branch and
Alabama avenues.
Time-9 am. Saturday, July
8. A parade of contestants
win precede the race, which
win continue throughout
the day. The final heat,
pitting the Class "a" cham
pion against the Glass "Bn
champion, will be about
5 pm.
Sponsors - The Star and
Chevrolet, in cooperation
with the District Depart
ment of the American
Legion.
Bus Transportation - The
Hillcrest bus. Route C-6, of
the Capital Transit Co.,
leaving Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, which can be reached
by streetcars on Routes 80
and 80 and B-2 buses.
Washington, Marlboro &
Annapolis buses, leaving
from 403 Eleventh street
NV. also pass the course.
BrOadcasts-On the spot
broadcasts from the finish
line can be heard on WMAL..
The Evening Star station,
at 8 am, HAS am, 2:15
pm. and the championship
race at approximately S
pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, July 6.-Joseph
M. Schenck, president and board
chairman of United Artists The
aters, and Henry Ginsberg, vice
president and general manager of
Paramount Studios, are resigning.
Mr.. Schenck, who founded
United Artists in 1925, said he is
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Manager And schenck RESIGN

quitting because OF a recent Fed
.eral ruling which requires that
the production and exhibition
branches of the film business be
separated.
Both top movie executives an
nounced their designations yes
terday. Mr.. Ginsberg gave no
reason.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

Italy's tobacco industry, with
government aid. is fighting to re-
gain its prewar status.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Revere on Eneruyer. Too

Plates from which were printed
the first papeA money used in the
United States were engraved by
Paul Revere in TITS.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Bebop Thrills Natives

New Guinea native, hearing
"bebop" played for the first time
at Port Moresby, yelled like bob
by soxers.
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Colleges Seek TO Teact
Religion, Lutheran
Conference Is Told
By Cospor Nonnes
Sfor StoH Correspondent

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. l.
Colleges are making strong eff
forts to teach religion while max
ing earnest attempts to maintain
the separation of church and
state, DR.. Morris Wee, president
of Carthage UllD College, declared
here today.
DR.. Wee addressed the 32d an
nual National Lutheran Council
meeting. which opened yesterday
and will continue through Friday.
The council represents eight
Lutheran Church bodies having
combined membership of 4,O00,-
900. They are the United Luth-
eran Church in America, Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, Ameri-
can Lutheran Church, Augustana
Lutheran Church. Lutheran Free
Church, United Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, Finish Suomi Synod
and Danish Lutheran Church.
The principle of separation of
church and state has led Amer
ican education into a pattern
which does not normally allow for
religious concepts in the curricula
of State colleges and universities"
DR.. Wee said.
However. college and univer-
sity administrators are keenly
aware of the fact that religion is
not only an area of life which
ought to be included in a truly
complete educational pattern. but
that it is essential to the basic
American concept of the rights
and dignity of the individual"
DIR. Stavig Elected.
DR.. Lawrence Stavig, president
of the American Lutheran Confer
ence, was elected president of the
National Lutheran Council yester-
day. DR.. Stavig succeeds DR.. Will
liam G. Sodt of Milwaukee, Wis.
Other officers elected yesterday
were DR.. Oscar A. Benson of
Worcester, Mass. vice president;
DR.. Armin George Weng of May
wood, H.. secretary, and S. Fred
erick Telleen of Ridgewood, N. j.,
treasurer.
Seven Lutheran agencies have
Offices in the Washington Church
Center, 736 Jackson place NV,
| il was reported TO-DAY The re-
port noted that the center last
year completed its first year as
church center, having been con-
verted from its wartime use as
Lutheran service center to it's
present function on March l, 1948.
Agencies having Offices there
are the Bureau of Service to Mill
tary Personnel. Chaplaincy Serv-
ice of Division of Welfare, and
the Washington Office, Division of
Public Relations, all for the Ma
tional Lutheran Council: the
Board of Education of the United
Lutheran Church, the Armed
Services Commission and the
Washington Office, Department of
Public Relations of the Lutheran
Church, Missouri Synod. and the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society
of the Lutheran Churches of the
Washington area.
Army Chaplain Gynther Sto-
rassli, retired, secretary of the
Evening star., 1950-02-01

Bureau of Service to Military Per-
sonnel, announced last night there
will be a conference of all coun-
Gil chaplains on May 8 and 9 in
Washington. The meeting will
be held in conjunction with the
military chaplains' convention in
Washington May ell.
Chaplain Storassli also called on
the churches to train students
for the military chaplaincy.
The military chaplaincy de-
serves the best the churches have
to offer in the way of pastor mate
rial" he said. The speaker re-
ported that Lutheran Council
Chaplains in the armed services
total $40. with 81 in the regular
Army. Navy and Air Forces, 48
reServistS on active duty, 394 in
active reserve chaplains and II in
the National Guard.
Definite progress has been made
Evening star., 1950-02-01

toward Lutheran unity in the past
decade, DR.. Sodt told the gather
ing in his presidential address
yesterday. He declared Lutherans
are today doing things together
they would not do 10 years ago,
and that as a result "the Lutheran
voice was not only heard, but it
was most effective %
Washington Lutherans at the
meeting include Harold Hegstron,
superintendent of the National
Training School for Boys, repre-
senting the Augustana Synod, ana
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church, repre-.
senting the American Lutheran
Church.
Evening star., 1950-02-01

night at the Critics Forum. of
Catholic Thought on Best Sellers
in the Mayfiower Hotel.
A fish could not live in boiled
or distilled water. '
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Critics Forum to Meet

The Rev. John Tracy Ellis of
Catholic University will be the
guest reviewer at $50 o'clock to-
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