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ROOMS FuRNIsHEr-s.E.-s.w.

NICE FRONT RIM. for lady; COW. to
car and bus; $3.50 wk. At 701 14th
si7 4; E. &C cAP1Tos Fh f9sf sT:-rrons ssl. 81 rm
Rfwly Rk' Ii desos;; sosssi : baths on foor; ,se
vic: BoLI1SG FIELD-Double rm..
1st a. fr.; rent as sgle semipvt,
bath; home privil. LII. 1850.
1909 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Bright, CHEEKY,
trent. trent ahh ahle. bedrm. excel. closet
1sI KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Large
transportation; S25 month each;
fer men only; unlimited phone. Lin
FURNISHED RIM, for empl. cple. or
I ngas PERSON all home privils. Call TW
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin be- beds
next to bath; for couple: home
privileges. AK. 1864. 1852 st. Sc.
41f A ST. s.E.-captiol Hill section;
large attractive sleeping rooms
nicely furnished, with running water
1920 10th ST. s.E.-sgl. rm.. pvt.
iaan home; nra9 phone and Jay laundry privileges;
A,NACosTIA. SCI large rm. with
kitchenette;, furn. for light hkp.,
utils. except linens; mr.. shop. cntr -,
Naval base AK. 1856.
%ft 1ltn 81. S.E.-LarRe, cheerful
front bedrm.. next to semipvt. bath;
plenty of hot water and heat: gent
ROOMS, sgle and dble. conv transp.; :;
mr.. Navy Yard. 1104 D street Sc.
20 THIRD ST. s.E.-sleepins rm.,
twin beds, grill privilege; young
married couple preferred -3
| conv. trans0. TW. I447. "a
ACROSS FROM CAPITOI-44 Inde-
pendencr ave. s.w.; Ink rooms; conv.
c9rS and Tvs ~. 7-4396. 4
NEAR NAVY YARD. / block Pa ave.
a1o and 18th St s.e.-Iovely single.
tertaining .nrivils. 1876 G Sc. FIR.
asot BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Lovely
rm.. mr.. shower; refined man: vic.
beautiful detached homes. VI Os51 +.
EAST CAPITOL STREET
Near United States CAPITOL, 3 very
| nice lge. rooms. Sale SS per Wk. !;
| dble. $40 per wk Ii. 3-0129; ewes.
and Sun. Ii. 3-27S1
COLORED-f505 B ST. S.E., Apt.
203-Room;. settled man; home
privileges. AK. 73IS. Sc
COLoRED-EMPL. CPLE. or persons
at at. s5g s59s Front room, $3.50; sin
CoeLoRREfD50LARGE FRONT ROOM
| for couple, Govt. employed preferred.
1@2 E st. Sc, AT. 1923. 8
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

Mr.. wARDMAN PARK-single rm.,
PSSt6;a BATH executive preferred. De.
ATTIC in nice home for few hours
house and garden work. Wo. s607.
BEAUTIFUL RM.. 1887 Ingleside ter.
2nd-h. front; Mt. Pleas. sec; bus
at corner; SIS week. NO. 1888. 3
SINGLE front rm.. in Jewish home,
Tor woman; phone PRIVILEGES; SIS
sGLE. RIM. next to bath, plenty of
heat and hot water; good transp !;
ROOM WITH TELEvISIoN SET,
HOLLYWOOD bed desk. semipvt. bath
use of unlim. phone: $40 wk. l4l6
ParkWood pl. NV. TU. 1141. 3
1923 M ST. N.W.-Lge, sgle. and
NK. Re- cosS sSaS AvE.-124s 10Th St CR RIM
e to shsre 5ano with young man. Sc wk.
18th and IRVING sT.-Dble. Tm
redec:. laundry, unlim. phone. En-
tertaining privls. Reas. AID. $500
Northwest. aE. ss74. "''h nome
1921 OAK ST. N.W.-sleeping rm
pyt' pa home good transp.. reasonable
1864 VARNUM ST. NV. " blk
off 18th st. bus, lg. fr. rm.. niceis
furn,, pvt. bath, 2 clos, lady IA
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE corner bed.
room, next bath, in apt. occupied
by | lady. Walk to town MI. 1860
LOVELY Ink. in my home. sing
closs, d5les; share 1aSo bath /; refgr. llge
3i61 18th sT.-Large, Cheerful
double and single rooms for en-
pioyed persons. Reasonable. DU
downtown. warm. comfortable
G Souple e, or men; men. So ca, 1911 H
NICELY qsfEI .1g TURM; I'm. ar and rms with
location. co. 1852. .
ONE ROOM, single. next to bath
unlimited phone, laundry privileges
Mo- Wouid consider giving evening meal
1858 IRVING ST. N.w.-Ladies,
single, SIS and $3.50 mo. At
theaters CO. 5000. &.
End AND INGRAHAM. single room
and master bedroom. with pvt. bath,
sss 5EFFERsoS n ST. INV NV. dOle. Is fm..
single rm.; privileges; uniim phone.
500 GEORGIA AVE. two lse. end.n End
'front.' rms; 3 windows: next bath;
COCO heat; suitable 2 or 3: no
ehlldren; enl ;,s no drinking. q
home, bus at door. RA. 25S2. -3
i?l2 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. front twin
sedfm;; sedFin,sn CLOSETS; ss close to bath;
LARGE RooM-Twin beds, pvt. bath.
GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY sr-Ige.
suit. man; Jewish home. GE 46O9.
CONVENIENT TO 10th and Mt
suitable for ; persons; with board
oppos1an $40 sash Phone Ho. II2s; "a
attrac.. furn.; for lady; reas. 3.
PARK RD. NV. I445-For empl.
lady, close transp., shopping. Apply
Apt. 203; S3S mo. MI. 1858. "a
AIS MO. .AVE.-Nicely furn. single
and double rms, large screened
po9rncah, use OF recreation rm. RA.
LARGE wELL-FuRN1sHED RMS
Quiet: parking. AID. sis. eves. '
THE PENNINGTON, 1924 18th ST
LARGE comfortable rooms; complete
hotel service; conv. to transporta-
ton; weekly rates: sgle.. $3.50 up;
wEss dose,; ~ 5000 Icps up pc 1850, -
Macomb st. For gentleman desirins
quiet well ordered Christian home,
large bed-sitting rm. with fireplace,
built-in book shelves. 2 closets. con-
Meeting bath and shower. Overlook
ing lovely garden. Daily maid serv-
ice. S65 mo. Non-smoker. EN-. 1854.
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FARIM 3 GARDEN Cont. J

hay WANTED-25 tons Lespedeas
alfalfa or clover mixed: price must
be right: Phone ewes. after $50
CHICKEN HOUSE. metal. sxao;
excel, cond.; sell for best offer
DU. $3.50.
ALUMINIUM sHEETING - Approx
5000 so. IT.: 20 cents per IT. Call
DE. 1924 weekdays only.
eOODING. finest quality blue grass
and clover, planting, garden rock
TasSie ToaEssSi free est. J. MANGELs. Ii
FREE TRIMMING and removal: lots
cleared; Any size Job. Also tor
soil delivered. LO. 5-25O5.
COW MANURE, rotted and g!een, the
best money can buy: Sl5 per ton,
4-ton load, $50: good clean top
SOIL $40 per ton. Phone Ashton,
Nc; 2s65,
hundred: also large trees for stores
&nq churches. FA 1859
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THE MANCHESTER
APARTMENT HOTEL
1925 M ST. NV.

Your Home Away From Home
l room and bath. from Se5 per
month. including meals, pvt. tel,
daily maid service. switchboard and
elevator "a hrs.
Room furnished as living room. En-.
pertaining privileges. Reception
lounge with piano and radio.
ME- k190 nT AnEn ea
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HOTEL EMERY

GenSf!sn GenSss 9tdds rd f. ete See single dEoRGf a9e
coLoRED@aT;iWot' Sl|[ o1ay II FuRN1sSHED rooms.
coLoRED-&i S sT.-pouble roo room.
coIoRED-RHs. o5iio5fIS: rms .l1S dbe, s5feF q sgIe e
sssasp; aE S's ssss after S''a'' 'o1n: p'm:
coIoRED-a sfis: NICELY ruRN. RMS,
for married cples, no children,
kitchen privileges Me. 1856. 3
COLORED-LGE. FRONT room, clean
and warm. Empl. gentleman. l to
Slfn,,o share twin beds with lock closet.
conokTSLGPI oTlGlIsEfs: GPi a71b' 70 SHARE s az,
aP APT bstb wfh snOtheF sn0t frsDl3 cpl pvt oe5m
CoLoRED-NICE ROOM; couple or
single; with privileges. Cali MI.
coIoRED-sINoLE RIM. next to
bah; man preferred; conven, transp.
CnLo" EcMFfiRRoNT ROOM for rent,
bF. bfSEni93: 92xa. S23 R. l. ave. NV
COZ oRFn-DoUBLE ROOM for man
ieges. RA. $3.50. "N'' '''A'e "a , 3Vi-
CoLoEED-6n0 BLOCK COLUMBIA
NJ. N.H.-TuTD. I'M, single
coLoREb9NicE' Si!' ROOM oo 4yi for Rice per-
sons; home priy;leges: 52s shep-
rTFsrsHrD 9fss 81 nw ROOMS. 5A asss; eeIored e Can
before noon or after 6 pm. w. E.
oIoREbMiis5 I'D &c CLIFTON ,iI sr. 81 NV.
- double rms. furnished; privi-
coLoRE6MoNE sISGLE and one
double, room, in private home. for
refined persons only; convenient To-
Gatl9n: isa9 xsnSos splendid ID accommodations;
CoLoREp-IssI OAKS ST. NV,
AT 14th-Lady to share lge. rm.
with another; twin beds; $3.50 ea.;
coaoREDmPLETTY aG%s PTtvlF TT 5Hs2; asar and bot
semipriyate bath. All Mass. ave.
CoLcRaD-aa' FURNISHED RMS.
cony 1y1 tgansp,; privileges. TU. $50
cohoIR;ED.mFuRN. RIM. Christian
day sundaz c. Monday. 1890 You
CoLoREp1LGE. RM., empl. cpl. or
men; twin beds kit. privl; ST. ca.
per VI. TU. 5"5l after ].
COLORED-TWO ADJOINING rms.
| for refined and empl. cple Also
rms for men, sgl. or twin beds. HU.
CoLoRED-FRoNT HALL RIM. for
man; Sc week; some privileges. Ho.
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furn., for employed couple or
women women Sonven to everythins' priv
ooIokEpGRoos%S FOR RENT. all
prtye. DU, 6026.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place N W

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan; excel.
lent meals, home atmosphere: 24-ilr
SSTltchpoaro and elevator service
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| So" A1o' NhA' -oof'
11O6 L ST. N.W.-Large room Twin
eeac,, eeas. southern out exposure. See MISS
MASS: I. S: AvE;-l AVE-, or 2 rms, private
ATTRAC. sGLEs. AND DBLEs.. kit.
| reasonable. CO. 9341.
BEAUTIFUL 18th ST.. 3035-Sinele
and double rms; excellent neighbour
hooG; under new management. AID.
Mt: PLEASANT. 1892 Ingleside ter
of 18th and Newton sts-Lge. front
| Se rm., ,n!c2 and clean, So mo.
Ct. preferred.
GLOVER 2ARk-Nicely furnished
| coy warm; DIS and streetcar within
n,oc,.' n,@.,.' good atmosThere. Emcr-on
1 % ,.h ST. N.w.-s:ngla rm. conv
to streetcar and bus. I"ncrspr ne
me t.: $50 mo; CE.. 024
5SI6 6th ST. N.W.INicely iurn. rm.,
bus: Us rentieman. Py' GE s'1i oass DIX &S eSpf
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive
sgl rm. in apt. for lady. s35. DU
1901 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn: h sgl rm. fol, for yg; lady in pvt
9Is KENNEDY ST. N.W.-sunny
clean single and double rooms girls
preferred: ldry. privil: IA 5000.
2I26 Pa. AVE.-Comfortable room
available in beautiful home of 2
Jewish adults; maid service; refined
employed gentleman, unlim phone
$40 mo-; references. ME. 59S7.
CORNER RIM. new house, semipvt
bath. shower, near NJ and H.
bus; gentleman, $40. 1915 Brandy.
wine st. NV. OR 1851.
Ice. FRONT RIM. in pvt. home POPS
Pierce Mill rd. NV, near Goth ano
TX II. NO S345.
SINGLE or double rm.. with porch
al - or $50: laundry and Kit
pri. -. 3712 18th st. NV. RA
MACARTHUR Blvd, so min. transp
- door. double room in pvt home
kt"h"a privileges. WO. n629
ATTRAC. RIM. close to transp.: nvs
home, for refined young person. HU
NEAR CIV. large. light effic. apt.
NV NV. ne; nEcI4i 5t73; ow wv So, 80
front room. S22 mo-: lge. from
room. S2S mo-; gentleman. RA
$3.50; single and double rooms
1893 Park Road NV.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE SINGLE; 3rt
flr. front Venetian blinds. fiuores,
/ cent lights; $40 wk; gentleman
only. l722 n ST., NV.
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BACHELOR SUITE
Large liv. rm. -bedrm., pvt. bath; in
Georgetown: conv. to everything;
lovely home. to responsible gentle
man: so. MI 1S4T.
BEAUT. FURN. LGE. RM.
Dnle: bed; empl: person; kit. privils.
home. SOS RA 1or2 -
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SLAUGHTER'S. 2o07 o st. NV, mr..
Dupont Circle-Single and double
rms; switchboard. elevator and maid
service. NO. 1850. IS
1920 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-Large
double rm.. good transp.; laund. and
kit. privils. DE 1856. 3
1919 MASS. AVE. Scott Circle
Doubles. singles; pvt. bath; gentle
men or ladies. NO. $3.50. -3
1914 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Warm,
single rm. newly decorated; extra
lge. closet; maid service; gentleman.
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Continued on Next PAge.S
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1 OR 2 BACHELORS or employed
cple.,. furn. or unfurn., 3-rm. apt,
pvt bath; in Arlington, conv. PEN
tagon. Call Sat, Sun, or after e
pm week days. CHI. 6219.-3
WILL SHARE my new home with
reliable couple. One child welcome,
$50 mo. SH. 3769. "a
NEAR CAPITOL. .419 New Jersey ave.
Sc. rooms. $40 month. Apply
sis, issTEIsfi EAST CAPITOL, room m2 bsmt.
apt, conv: transp. semipvt. bath,
util. incl. by week or month. -3
500 MO.-Large room, kitchen and
bath, pvt. entrance, no children.
Nd. WI. 354l. 3
Sc. SECTION-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
oinette and bath; $50 plus util.
Call Sat. and Sun. AT. 6l2u. 3
ON CAPITOL HILL, 424 East Capt.
tai St, conv. to transp., quiet neigh
porhood; 3 bedrms, liv rm.. kit.
and bath; completely furn. Open
"dor inspection 1-5 p m. Sat. and Sun.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
e-BEDRM. APT.-Liv. rm.. din. nm.
kit. and bath. pvt. entr. RA. 1896
BEDRM. RIM. COMB. complete
kit. Employed married cple. Excel
LaaoRr as1aaoSe IS ST. iss3 wv wsftef 1sa,grooS a9 s
apt, bedrm., kitchen, share bath;
newly redec.. s75 Der mo. NO. 5556.
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COLOREp WOMAN-In quiet Chris
tian home on bus line: some privi-
-legeS; 81 so week: Call Ho. 5263. 3.
couple or . men; all home privi-
leees. Call LII. 1-40Sl,
OLORED-FURNISHE front room
for rent; cooking privileges. 400
10th st. ne
COLORED - LADIES - Large front
rm.. twin beds; convenient trans
portation. Call TR. h11S
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SLEEPING RMS. S5 up; sgle. and
dble. l402 14th st. NV.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Gonfraband in a Coffin
Isn't Always a Cornse

SHANGHAI Smuggling is Sc
rampant in Shanghai that a code
for coffin control has been promul.
gated by the security bureau OF
the peoples government.
Tradition says when a Chinese
dies his body should be shipped to
the ancient family burial ground,
no matter how remote from the
place of death. Some families can
not afford to send the coffins home,
but there is a heavy traffic in cof-
ms nevertheless.
Apparently the custom has been
used by some for Trojan horse tao
tics or smuggling contraband.
Henceforth, permits must be OBJ
tanned to move collins either with
in the city or to more distant points.
Also a reputable person now must
issue a shop guarantee" to insure
the shippers fulfillment of regula-
tons.
The ordet said that after three
violations all undertaken would be
required to suspend business. The
order also said that the police had
beer ordered to make a thorough
inspection of all collins at highway
exits and harbor embarkation
points.
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THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

H. C. Haemmelmann, Pastor
"The Church with the Carlton"
Sunday, Jan. Is:
Listen to the Carlton, 9 a. m.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Worship service in English with
Holy Baptism, 1920 am. A spe-
cial offering will be received for
the new rugs.
Prayer meeting, 2 p. N.
Young Peoples meeting, 7 p. m.
Tuesday: Senior choir practice.
Wednesday, Dorcas society meet
ing, 1880 p. m.
Thursday: Board meeting, 1880
p. m.
Saturday: Confirmation las 5
instruction, 2 p. M; prayer meet
ing, 7 p. m.
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Fish Ranches Held
Soon to Be Common
As Cattle Ranches

MIAMI BEACH.-If many ex-
perts are correct, it won't be long
now until fish ranches will be as
common as cattle ranches.
DR.. Harold Vogtborg. president
of the Southwest Research Insti-
tute in San Antonio and Houston,
tells of experiments in herding and
fencing fish.
The day is fast approaching, he
says, when there will be huge shall
low water fish ranches with the
fish ranchers" devoting their eff
forts to scientific breeding and
harvesting of fish.
Fish are intelligent" he re-
ports. Sometimes l think they are
more intelligent than some hum
ans. They have eating habits that
most resemble the hogs.
Like the hog, they like corn
and eat great quantities of spin
ach. A fiSh's favorite meat is ham,
burger"
He said many experiments were
being made in cross-breeding and
artificial dissemination.
DR.. James Nelson Gowanlock of
New Orleans tells of the spectacu-
lar growth of the menhaden fish
industry. He said the menhaden
industry produced 40 per cent of
the S. 200 tons of fish oil last year.
Menhaden, which is not edible,
is used in the manufacture of poul-
try feed, paint. fertilizer, and even
lipstick, he said.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Earth'S Core

Heat at the earth's center is gen.
Grated in part by the dropping of
the metallic components toward the
center, but largely by radioactivity.
Since it is impossible to penetrate
far enough into the earth's center
to determine the heat, the tempera-
ture has been calculated by meas
uring the ~radioactivity of meteor
ties, which are believed to be SIM
liar to the earth's core.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Fourth Of July

Most Americans recognize the
Fourth of July as a celebration
marking the signing of the Declara-
ton of independence. But the
Fourth of July also commentaries
the death of two great patriots
Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the
Declaration, and John Adams, a
staunch supporter and one of the
signers. Both these men died on
July 4, 1926.
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Choir practice, 7 p. m, Mrs. l..
B. Conrad, director.
Adult Bible class will meet in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
VanNice.
Wednesday: The w. S. c. S. will
hold a silver tea.
Friday, 2 p. IN, Circle meetings.
Saturday: Junior choir practice
10 a. m. Mrs. j. G. Macdonald, di-
rector.
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~"Deathwatch" Beetle

"Deathwatch'' is the name given
to several kinds of small broWnish
beetles that burrow into furniture
and woodwork and are often very
destructive. These beetles have the
peculiar habit of knocking their
heads against wood. Superstitious
people sometimes believe that the
rapping sound this sport produces
in the quiet of the night foretells
death in the house.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Preparation of Steaks

A one-inch steak, well-done.
should be cooked seven minutes on
each side. A one-inch steak cooked
rare takes five minutes for each
side. Steaks one and one-half inches
thick take nine minutes, rare. and
IL minutes, w~ell-done, on each side.
Two-inch thick steaks should be
cooked 10 minutes on each side.
rare, and 20 minutes on each side.
Well-done.
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ONLY Low-pRIoo CAR 10 Offer A CHOICE OF STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC DRIVING
THE AUTOMATIC poWER-TEAM*
(BvHf BY ChewoIef-Proved by

(Buaf by Chewoes-Poved by
Chevrolef-ExcIysive TO Chevrolet
NEW POWERGLIDE TRANSMISSION-tor
finest automatic Driving with no clutch pedal-no clutch push
ing-no gearshifting). 1t combines with ChevToets new Econo-
miser High-Reduction Axle to bring you an entirely new kind of
driving lowcost automatic driving that is almost 1000
efforless it's the simple, smooth and thrifty automatic trans
mission. NEW 105-H.P. VALVEIN-HEAD ENGINE with
PowerJet carbmetor and Hydraulic paveLtters). Here's the
most powerful as well as the most thoroughly proved engine, in
together with traditional Chevrolet economy in overall driving.
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OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
and
JOLIET LUTHERAN CHURCH

C. o. Anderson. Pastor
Sunday school and Bible class,
9:45 a. m.
Services, II a. m. "GOd Be Mer-
ciful to Me, a Sinner" Luke 1918.
Monday, Bible class, Z p. m.
Tuesday, 7 p. m, Y. P. L. L..
meeting.
Friday, 6 p. M, Boys group.
Friday, 7 p. m, Bible class. The
Brotherhood will meet with the
Bible class for the first part of
their meeting. After the Bible
class, the Brotherhood will meet
in the church parlors for their
business meeting, election of Of
ficers, and social hour.
Saturday, 1920 a. m. the Con-
firmation class will meet.
At Joliet:
Bible class and Sunday school at
1870 p. m.
Services at 2:30 p. m.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Buys Synthetic Fibers

United States exports of synthetic
fibers and manufactures to Cuba
in 1948 were valued at SIG, 100, 900
and were exceeded by shipments
to only two other nations.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
LAUREL METHODIST CHURCH

c. G. Spellman, Pastor
Church school, 9:45 a. m. Har-
old Richardson, superintendent.
Morning worship, II a. m. Ser
mon by Mr.. Spellman.
intermediate Youth Fellowship,
$50 p. m.
Senior Youth Fellowship, $50
p. m.
Evening worship at Park City,
7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, Rotary, 1915 at the
church.
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The STANDARD PoWER-TEAM
(Oyfsfonding for Stamford Driving Eoss

lOUfsfondng Tor Standard Driving Eoss
-. Performance I. od Economy
HIGHLY IMPROVED, MORE POWERFUL VALVEIN-
HEAD ENGINE with Power-Jet carburetor and larger exhaust
valves. The fine standard Chevrolet engine now made even
finer giving you more power, more responsive pickup,
greater overall performance plus the outstanding economy
for which Chevrolet has always been noted. THE FAMOUS
SILENT S~YNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSION with Extra
Easy Hand-E-GeashtD Long recognized, by automotive en-
gineers and the motoring public alike, as the pattern of smooth,
quiet gear transmissions assuring extremely simple and easy
g%earshifting in fact, owners say easiest car operation, next
to automatic driving itself.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
School Teachers

More than one-eighth Of all
teachers employed in the 48 states
have less than two years of college.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
PARK CITY
CHURCH
C. G. Spellman, Pastor

Z. u. OptIIIHdH, fdSCOr
Church school 10 a. m. Mrs.
Charles Stonerock, superintendent,
Evening worship, 1880 p. m. Ser
mon by Mr.. Spellman.
Wednesday: Senior Youth Eel
lCwship.
Friday: intermediate Youth Eel
iowship.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11
Slow Decade

American cities grew at a much
slower rate in the 1930-1940 decade
than ever before.
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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.
Worship services at 10 and II
a. m.
Confirmation instruction Mon
day and Thursday, Z p. m.
Saturday Bible school at 9 a. m.
blessed are they that hear the
Word of God and Keep It." You
are cordially invited to hear Gods
Word. Come regularly and thus
receive Gods blessing.
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Fifth at Penn

IllIIl az Clli
James H. Haueter, Pastor
Sunday, Jan. Is:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
A class for everyone.
Morning worship, II a. m.
A vital part of living.
N. Y. P. S., 6:45 p. m.
Christ is for youth.
Evangelistic service, 1880 p. m.
The Gospel in song and word.
Monday, Jan. 16:
Choir practice, $50 p. m.
Wednesday, Jan. IS:
Bible study and prayer service,
1880 p. m.
The Friendly Church with a
Vital message.
Laurel outlook., 1950-01-11

ASSEMBLY OF o
301 Third Avenue.

Pastor Henry E. Frost
Sunday school 10 a. NJ, classes
for all ages.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
C. A. meeting, 7 p. m.
Evening Evangelistic, 7:45 p. m.
Mid week services, Thursday
evening.
Prayer and Bible study, 7:45 p.
m. Everyone welcome.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

required to fast as an expression
of thanksgiving for the sparing
of the first-born Israelites, when
the first-born Egyptians were
slain. According to some of our
religious teachers the order of the
day is fasting rather than feast
ing because so many innocent
firSt-born had to be slain before
the Egyptian tyrant, Pharaoh,
was made to realize that he must
obey the word of God, who con-
siders freedom the fundamental
basis of the good life. II, however,
one attends a religious feast such
as a Siyum, the feast arranged
after completing the study of a
Talmudic tractate, one is not re-
quired to fast.
The Seder
The Seder is the epitome of the
freedom festival and the focal
point of all the laborious prepara-
tons expended to usher it in. It
is conducted on the first two
nights of the festival. By word
and symbol, the eternal meaning
and significance of the Exodus is
wildly and impressively brought
home in every generation.
The directions for the conduct
ing Of a Seder service are contain.
ed in the Haggadah. a unique an
thologY of scriptural quotations,
homilies from the Midrash.
psalms and folk songs. which are
recited at the Seder. The follow
ing. however. are some Of the
high.lights of the Seder service:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

Three matzoth wrapped up
separately are placed on a tray
in front of the officiant, usually
the head of the household. On
any Sabbath or festival it is GUS
tomary to have two loaves of
bread on the table to symbolic
the double portion of mamma
which the Israelites in the desert
received from Heaven on Friday.
Since one of the matzoth is brok-
en- at the beginning Of the SER
vice, three are provided to begin
with, so that at least two whole
ones remain. The middle matzoh
is broken at the beginning Of the
feast, and the larger piece is put
away for the Afikomon. This
word is derived from the Greek
and means dessert. The Afikomon
is eaten at the end of the meal,
so that the taste of matzoh should
linger on after the meal. To
stimulate the interest of the child
rem, which is considered a para
mount objective on this occasion,
they are customarily allowed to
search for the Afikomon after it
is hidden, the finder being en-
titled to a ransom. A portion of
the shankbone Of a lamb or the
wing of a chicken, roasted, is
placed on the right hand side of
the tray. This is to recall the Pes
sach lamb which was sacrificed
in the Temple and then eaten in
family groups. In Temple days
this was the principal feature of
the Seder celebration. A baked
egg is placed to the left of the
shankbone, as symbol of the
regular festival sacrifice. AS one
religious teacher explains, the egg
has often served as a symbol of
revival, Of new life, and on Pass
over night it may well convey
to us the wondrous surge Of new
life in Israel which marked the
liberation. from bondage.