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TRUCKS FOR SALE

C. 81 EvRoLET roll cons ,4e ;.on ;sa panel; mel sH s5
sedan delivery. ready for work;
Fore. 40 1-ton pickup; Chevrolet
Al h-ton pickup, new paint lob,
looks IKE new truck. $795; Chevro-
let 80 ia;ton panel; Chevrolet AZ
terms throush General Motors.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC.
G725 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 6lO0.
Open ewes. 3
CHEVROLET 1s4e la-ron panel; low
mileage; excellent cond., fully guar
anteed: $495. MA. 1920.
- ton truck: dark green: driven less
than 700 miles. Will trade for late
'Godel passenger car. Call TU. 400
| 1m a.m.-9 pm. -5
FORD "a. ton panel truck: dark green
finish; driven less than 900 miles.
WIN trade Tor q late model passenger
car Call TU. 41oo from 8 am, to
FORD 1a4s lh-ton dump. F-b 4
yard BODY. one owner. Tu. ol00;
FORD 1898 motor. 1h-tan metal
stake body. One owner. TU. 010O;
CHEVROLET 1s4s h-ton panel;
excellent mechanical condition: good
tires, new paint: ready to roll; SS45.
SAFFORD-CHANDLER NASH. 629
rdkh s5 Pa Ps dnmp As1an'ie ea 46oS; egDr.,, s44
after pm. -
INTERNATIONAL 1941 s4-ton panel
truck: good cond.; cheap. OK. 274s.
INTERNATIONAL 1e47 KB-2 stake
body pickup; In very good cond.;
used only for light pickup, not de-
livery; S455; Can HI. 1913. =
~ MT
has to be seen to be appreciated;
can be seen at AMOco STATION,
l10l Benning I'd. ne. at any time;
FORD 1885 panel truck: new tires;
rebuilt motor; Sl00. 6S0S No. Fair
fax dr.. Fails Church, Va. FA. 1864.
CHEVROLET TRUCKs-194s h-ton
panel, $3.50: 1947 1-ton panel. $3.50.
These trucks are in excellent con-
dition with very good tires. HERTZ
DRIV-UR-SELF, 1921 L st. NV.
CHEVROLET '4s h-ton. s7ss; canopy
TINE-NICHoLsoN. (WA. 7205?,
$500 BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. Md.
Your Chevrolet -oldsmobile dealer
for over q quarter of a century
lustEe black; engine tops; JUSTINE,
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. Md Your
Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer for over
a quarter Of q century.
CHEVROLET 80 sedan delivery
Saoo S6 adsa ipSss sRd performs Ike Ms
LUsTINE-NIcHoLsoN (WA. 7205l
Your Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer
for over a quarter of q century.
FORD 40 h-ton panel; $685.; swift
red; a rugged. economical unit with
ANH DC
JUSTINE, ,N1cHoLsoN, IVA; 7$os5
Your Chevrolet-Oidsmobile dealer fol
over quarter of century.
CHEVROLET '4S sedan delivery
SS45; new Regent maroon paint
300 Balt9; ave, Hysttsytlle: No
Your Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer
DODGE 40 h-ton panel, ssas: 8
NfcHo1soN nsase seGa0m1SS WA uhs 7Sob' i5sG bs6G
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. Md. Your
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile dealer for over
cnfVRofET syassfE e 20 centqGy iHton stake, ssss
12-ft. body: mech. tops and ready
to go to work. JUSTINE -NICHOL-
SON (WA. 7205). $500 BALTIC. ave.
HyattSville. Md. Your Chevrolet.
oldsmobile dealer for over quarter
CHEVROLET '4e 2h-ton cab owe,
tractor. 40 motor and 22-ft. Gibb,
Trailer; $ae5. IA. Ss9S. r
CHEVROLET '4S h-ton panel. Thor
oughly insulated body and fine ap
pearance make this truck ideal fol
florist, bakeries. ETC.: excel. cond.
SS45.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
I33rd and M SITS. NV. MI. 1646
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TRUCK BARGAINS

~ REQ tractor with h-track motor.
new 5th wheel; ready for the road
$1,S95.
Al Chevrolet pickup; a good used
truck; $595..
Al Chevrolet 1-ton stake; very clean;
S895.
Al Dodge Coe; long wheel base; q
good farm truck; 81 95.
'46 GMC and 40 Kentucky Aft
trailer (fiaD; very good cond.; ST.
1876.
'4S REQ 2h-ton dump; excel. tires;
3-yd. body; S1,195.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1901 oronoco st., Alex. Va, oV. 1906
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GARAGES

PRECUT ALUMINIUM and wooden
direct from factory to you; high
quality materials and workmanship
Increase general value of your
property and protect your car and
other items from ravages of open
weather: attractive financing. l0Gs
cash, 80 mos to pay. Garages de-
livered Metropolitan Washington
12x20, S495; 14x20. $519; 20x20
SOB: util bldgs. slightly less
These bldgs may be used for liv-
ing purposes in some areas You
erect them or We will erect for
you. We also make small struc-
lures for tool house play house
or light storage For informa tior
without obligation, call Mr.. Justice
ia. $4,000. BERKEY PROPERTIES
INC, 1921 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va; open
daily. Sat. and Sun, til 8 pm.
Is H STREET NE. Rear, End COM
mercial. suitable for repair shop
2OX40. Cal r. A HUMPHREYS
Realtors, Ma. 5000. %
ALUMINIUM BUILDING, l6x2O, in
sulated:. 4 windows, skyhght, and s.
#. overhead door. GIACALONE 4;
SON. s4ls Georgia ave. 81. 5525.
WANTED. garage for private auto,
reasonable; near Goth and N SITS.
NV. HU. 74G4, Ext. 3O6 after 9 pm.
1928 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Detached
garage, S5 mo. rent; wide alley; va
cant. EX. 7400. -
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES-Chesapea Bay,
Eastern Bay. Gooses. Herring Bay
Resery.. CAPT, KING: WA. 4192.
board motor. Must be Mercury and
81 will be considered. Call HI. 5s17.
SAILBoAT, left. Comet, good cond =,
in WASHINGTON; $3.50. Call ia. q
ovens ieE atssI caB1S SriSRRTGj CRUISER. asH1ah;
0606. 70
2S-FT. CRUISER; raised deck, trunk
cabin. Gray marine; fully equipped;
ideal for fishing; $l;376 or best
sEsvrcE s!fE At 766 A6SAcosTIA As g MARISE slsISE
or D1. S1T0. -
SAILBOAT, 24xSx3h it.; keel boat;
Ship. inboard motor; $3.50. Ell.
33l9. e
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LIBERTY TRAILER, peri. cond.. "a
it.. 1850 aluminium; 2 dble. bedrmS.,
full bath, compl. kit, Venetian
blinds; $3.50. FA. 1864. JE.
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NASH 1947 4-dr.;- one owner; kept
very dcl nicely; r" h.; special, SsS5.
save $500 on this custom blue ram
directional signals. seat covers; new
car guarantee; rare buy at S1,795.
ALEXANDRIA NASH, 17O5 Mt. Yer
non non ave; Al. 1880; eyes,, till 8;
NASH ASH. 4s g. Super ,a1,,v Am6 a6;,, 4-dr; attr:
Packard. 1881 Wis. ave. .oa NV. EN-.
NASH 1e41 2-dr. sedan; very good
mechanically; ,$165: must be seen
aFae ras drSs1 Z g agRiieassf Rn for ws vs.
ave: OR. 1864, OR, $685.. =
NASH 1949 1900" 2-door; Weather
eye heater. beds; excellent condi-
tion throughout; owner; S1,O95.
set set M Mo4oSs; 1880. s1ol Nichols ave,
NASH '46 4-dr. sedan: radio, air
conditioned heater, foam. cushions,
lent sn.npI GSnsisiOp; as s. se45 Zoo sAFFoRD-
NASH as Sam Ambassador convertible:
Don't miss this one. It is = thing
eHAN6hEk SfagtK tNssh 49, sss sAFEoEP .t ns.
NASH AZ 4-dr.; equip; S595; cash,
trade. or terms. A real gas saver at
q bargain price. MERCURY MOTOR
SALES. S400 River rd., Alex. Va.
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr.: Weather
sgnnsd eye ar oysp6fys co6dttioning BEDDING ding
light gray; in appearance and me
chanical performance, this motor is
Nkeunf ,ike nsy only & Il 2ss saok kYsrESE ES66
Baito: ave; ,Hyattsville, Md; Your
NASH ASH issS aSeEsst custom 4-dr
Hydra, twin-bed arrangement, seat
sUssssi suarantee; :SIa si.ae5 ns1I AIExANpRfA
NASH, 17O5 Mt. Vernon ave, AL.
1880; ewes. til 9; sun. IL to 5.
~ ssss. 1898 Why Why pay mores over loo
others. so bank financing. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd., Ii. 3-S800
NASH 1947 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
green; .overdriye; r. and h.. written
Sdasa.'!i Nash, i7ios Ms: Vernon ave. Al.
$3.50; ewes, til Q; sun 12 to 8.
NASH 40 900" sedan; radio. heater;
white-wall tires: lustrous black nm;
outstanding in appearance and con-
Si,o96. WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 470s). 1900 Wiscon-
sin ave.
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LUGGAGE TRAILER WANTED.
wheel, in good condition. Call TU
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AUTOS g. TRUCKS WANTED
Continued
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We Just don't talk 1Oq. more. Do not
sacrifice your car for the wholesale
price. We are paying almost the
full retail price. We buy all makes
and mooels. We pay of your finance
CO. and take care Of all title details.
Call Mr. Cash IL 3-Q277
Evening star., 1951-10-05
oUT-of-TowN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SHORE FRONT, lower Patuxent, 337-
foot; boating. bathing. fishing. crab
bing; commercial site; $I3.600. 10.
S-S352.
Evening star., 1951-10-05

1913 MOBILE SPORTSMAN-I9-f
aluminium; nice and clean. ready TO
travel; $1,000. HARTMAN, AK.
Evening star., 1951-10-05

WILL BUY OR SELL your trailer.
Luggage and mouse trailers sold.
1000 Central ave. sc. HI. $3.50
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TRAILERS WANTED, USED
THE AMERICAN TRAILER CO., 4O3O
Wis ave NV WO 3o31
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FORD 1949 Custom conv.: r. and h.
sparkling. Jet black finish: q brand
new black top; Wv. tires; brand
new cond.; another Smiling Sam
d-fNsn d-Swner car; must aIst.s be seen snd and
or terms. SMILING SAM, 2461 wis
ave. OR. 1854. OR. 1865. -
F0RDS 80 Tudor and Fordor: selec-
ton OF five varities of popular col
ors Mostly, all completely equipped.
Of these fine cars traded in 1851
LUSTINE-NICHoLsoN, $500 Baito.
ave-. Hyattsville. Md WA. 1905.
FORD 1850 club sedan: equipped;
81. .193. Why. pay more? over 100
Rsnk 1asf asfnf5ns ASno
FORD AZ club coupe: attractive ca
IgsTiNENicaoLsoN Ptshi Isoi vaa1s 9WA 1853 1853
$500 $500 ran.c. Balto; aye;, , Hysttsvills; Md.
FORD 1s47 S4sr't5 Special &c ede'ury de luxe club
finest cond.; $S45, terms. ROPER, 7"
18th and R. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1941. Fordor sedan; black, in
sxeeI' sS;sd e9ad e9ad'' private ownerfh $S95
FORD '39 Tudor; blue. S1s5. NIT
CHELL'S MOTOR, Kaiser-Frazer
Dealer LI. .3-930O, Montello ave.
& Mt. Olivet rd. ne.
FORD AS station wagon. This fine
utility. vehicle is in. top mechanical
condition. woodwork needs revar-
nishing; fully equipped. A remark
able value; $998. JUSTINE MICH
OLSON (WA. 7206). $500 BALTIC
ave. Hyattsville, Md Your Chevro-
t-Oldsmobile Dealer for over q
quarter of century.
FORD 1851 Victoria; Fordomatic dr..
fully eauip. with every accessory;
cost S2,765 new: 5000 mi; selling
price, $2,275. EN-. .9169. -
FRAZER ~ 4-dr.; beaut. green I'M.
equipped; an economical car 70
operate, only $795. MITCHEIL'S
MOTORS. Kaiser Frazer Dealer. 222
End st. NV. Cat Constitution ave.)
Elk. 4105.
FRAZER is47: equipped overdrive, 8.
c.; excellent appearances; $500 or
best offer. CHI. 6644. r
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blue and gray; excellent condition.
I. c, FREY, Lot 219, Woodley Hills
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CHEVROLET 1a47 2-door. r. and
h.: new tires; original black finish;
like new; ! owner; SS95. JET
MOTORS 2725 Nichols ave. s.e..
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'oronet 4-door; loaded
I; 1000 actual miles
Ike new; $l,745. JET
20 Nichols ave. Sc,
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LOST LADIES

marked. and tourists had to de-
pend for directions on detailed
routes in automobile blue books.
The husband would crank up
the old Maxwell or Winton. the
wife would open the blue book and
off they would tootle. jogging
left at 3l.8 with car tracks" or
turning sharp right at 46.7 at
statue of Ebeneazer Twuffle.
UNFORTUNATELY, the little
woman almost invariably forgot to
mention one turn somewhere along
the line, and the happy couple
would suddenly find themselves at
a dead-end in Princeton instead of
at Mrs. Wimpfheimer's country
seat in Asbury Park. Then the
recriminatiOns started, with
the husband concluding. I'm
til you learn how to read sim
pie printed page, | suggest We
make our journeys by rail-"
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Bennett Cert United states.
But the rock ON
which thousands Of marital
craft begin to founder is un-
doubtedly wOmen's unerring
ability to get lost on the sim
pIest of automobile journeys.
The Lord gave women any
number of alluring curves but,
unfortunately, a good bump
of direction was not included
among them.
! BEGAN pursuing this line of
thought when heard my wife
telling Media Mrs. JOSH Logan
by phone the other day how to
negotiate the dozen odd miles be-
tween her home in Connecticut
and ours in Mount Kisco. N. Y.
You can't miss the way" said
my Phyllis cheerfully. Just take
Route l04 - or is it 1852 - till
you hit Number % at Bedford.
then swing left or right - and
you'll find yourself at a junction
with l28 or maybe it's 1873. At
any rate. just cross the railroad
tracks and go up a steep hill and
you'll see sign marked Cert.
Needless to say. our dinner
party was held up indefinitely by
the non-arrival of Mrs. Logan.
Some two hours after she had
been scheduled to appear, she
phoned, ''What do l do now?
seem to be in Buffalo,
MAS. LOGAN did get to Mount
kisco in time for a midnight snack.
but when the hour came for her to
return home. she declined my offer
to draw her a map. "I'll 90 back
the way | came" she announced.
Next day. Learned that she had
driven Is miles past her own en-
trance. How did you know you
had gone too far9" | asked. She
snapped. Il guess know the
Stamford railroad station
when | see it,"
TIE REAL imbroglios on the
open road occurred before our
highways were numbered and
What O1trases has your .rife ne,
Mr.. Cert, efo THIS WEEK. <.0 l..
Evening star., 1951-09-09

TNrIDELITY,
incompati-
bility and nom
support are the
reasons officially
given for most
divorces in the
United States.
But the rock ON
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wIDE woRH

directions - to nowhere
THE LAST STRAW. Stories
about loss of bearings inevitably
suggest a classic anecdote told by
Admiral David Beatty, of His
Majesty's feet. A cranky captain
aboard a destroyer that had en-
countered heavy weather in the
mid-Atlantic sent a newly COM
missioned ensign on deck to take
the ships bearings. The ensign
became a little confused in his
reckoning. The captain read his
report incredulously and
barked. ''Off with your hat, sir!
According To these calcula-
tions, We are at this moment
in the very center of Westmin-
ster Abbey"
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Mk&~w~e'/

Sss fsr xcss4 ., ziEzs5 ba for
baGry, Gza.sll,.
So, when you want 70 be al your
best, don't uust mzkeshifrS. Trust
Ls,erine AnuseP1ic Use IT every night
and morning and between times
before every date for thar lasting
progeuoa-
While some cases Of hzlifosis are of
systemic ongin. most cases, szy some
authorizes. are due 10 the bacterial
fermentation OF tiny food pzrricis
dinglng 10 mouth surfaces Lserine
AnasePcic quickly hats such fernenrz-
rIoa, thea ovzconS the odors femen-
rzucn Causes
LAs<BERT PtiARsl4cAL Co, s.. LasEg. Ne.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

IF YOU ARE FOND Of someone who
i IS fond of you-keeP II thar way.
Don let halitosis (unpleasant breath
rzke the bloom of that kiss :. OF
Turn zrdor INTO indifference.
Unfortunately. you can offend this
way without re2lizing II That's the
insidious thing about halirosis, But
why nsk offending when Ls1dine
An1sepric is such a simple, delightful
and es1rs-1sErfal pCecaurion againS
of-oolcC brezrh2
LeEe-Lzafgg Efecf
Lsterine AnusePuc IS the Es1rs-6srfzi
PreCaurion against hzlicosis because
II sveeSens and frehens the breath d.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

oaf'ases has f
"'1e co THIS WEEK. go
Evening star., 1951-10-24

The bagging of a Red MIG and
damaging of another by Alexan-
dria Navy Pilot 1t. q. g. Walter
M. Schirra. jr., came as a definite
surprise to his wife Josephine.
| why he's been flying an F-84
Thunderjet as cover for B-29s. )"
she exclaimed yesterday. It's just
a fighter bomber and the MIG is
much faster. Besides the F-86
Sabrejets are the interceptors and
they usually get the chance at
the MICS"
Mrs. Schirra knows her planes
and her husbands work. A men,
ber of an old Navy family herself,
she has been married to 1t.
Schirra since just few months
after his graduation from Annap-
oils in l945. She and their IT.
month-old son, Walter M. III, now
live at 1880 Valley drive, Alexan-
dria.
! 1t. Schirra is flying with the
136th Fighter Bomber wing of
the Air Force in Korea. He is one
Of 20 Navy pilots serving a year
with the Air Force on an exchange
basis between the two services. He
is due to return to the Navy next
February.
"Of course he likes the Air
Force" Mrs. Schirra replied to a
query. He likes it any place he
can fly"
And he's getting plenty Of It.
according to his letters. Flat-top,
as his new buddies address him,
has been flying like mad" the
last few days, usually two missions
a day. AS of October II, he had
81 combat missions to his credit.
He still finds time to write
every other day." Mrs. Schirra
said And he always tells me
about his latest missions. The
27-year- old lieutenant is good
natured. carefree guy. according
to his wife.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter M. Schirra. sr., now live in
Japan, where Mr.. Schirra has been
civil engineer with the Army for
the last five years. 1t. Schirra
spends his leaves with his parents
there.
Having a member of the family
away in the Navy Is pretty much
of a habit with Mrs. Schrra. Her
father. Capt. William T. Kenny,
has been in the Navy since his
graduation from Annapolis in
1926. Capt. and Mrs. Kenny live
at 429 South Lee street, Alex
andria.
1t. Schirra was born in Oradell,
N. j., and reared in Englewood,
N. J. He attended the Newark
School of Engineering for two
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Postal Clerk Recovering
From Gunshot Wound


A 39-year-old Post Office rail-
way clerk was recovering today
from an apparently self-inflicted
gunshot wound in the chest.
Police Pvt. John w. Kennler Of
the 9th Precinct, said Owen T.
Smyth, of 2722 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, gasped Il have troubles
as the policeman reach his side.
Mr.. Smyth was found alone in
his room yesterday, a .38 calibel
Post Office Department. revolver
beside him. The shot pierced his
left chest.
At Gallinger Hospital, doctors
described his condition as fair"
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Horse Hair From Ponies

Needing hair to line horse
collar, farmer Hugh Kelleher, Of
Clondrohid, Ireland, cut it from
the tails Of four ponies (the prop
erty of travelling showman)
which were grazing on his land
and was. fined $28 for "deteriora-
ting their value" to that extent.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
German Who Slew Babies
For Fear Of Russians Freed
BY the Asseeiefed Press

BERLIN. Oct. 24.-A Commu-
mist East Berlin court today freed
a man who said he killed his two
small children in 1945 out of fear
of the approaching Russian
armies.
The man intended to strangle
his wife and hang himself, but
lost his nerve, he added.
The wife told an acquaintance
about it recently and the arrest
followed. The court ruled that
the man was "unaccountable for
his actions in those terrible
times"
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Grasses l5-Yeor Study

Dividing the more than 1000
varieties of grasses that grow in
South Africa into 81 groups has
been a l5-year job, now almost
complete. for DR.. J. S. Henkel.
research botanist of the University
of Natal, Maritzburg reports. He
is preparing a leaf key for
grasses, the first one Of its kind
in the world, he says.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
EpiscopuIiuns Elect

ELKINS, w. Va, Oct. "a (P.-
The Monongahela Convocation of
the Protestant Episcopal Dioceses
of West Virginia elected Mrs.
James I. Reynolds of Morgantown
as its president at an annual con-
ference here.
Evening star., 1951-10-24

years before entering the Naval
Academy In 1943.
Before he was loaned out to the
Air Force last February. 1t.
Schirra had been stationed for
2h years at Quonset Point, r. I.
He spent five months aboard a
carrier in the Mediterranean last
year and has been home only six
months since his son was born.
He hopes to be home by Christ
mas.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-11-30
SATURDAYS SCOPES

SCORES
ILLINOIS 3, Northwestern G
Wisconsin 30, Minnesota 6.
Purdue 21, Indiana 10.
Michigan 7, Ohio State 0.
Iowa 20, Notre Dame 20.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-11-30

MARRIAGE LICENSE
Eddie Williams, Champaign 81
Mable Gardner, Champaign 81
BIG TEN STANDINGS
W l. T Pet. Pts. OPP.
ILLINOIS ) 0 .917 IS %
Evening star., 1951-09-15

Union Wesley A. Nj. E. Zion
The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a meeting at $50 pm
tomorrow.
Miles Memorial C. nj. E.-The
Rev. Giles r. Wright, pastor, will
speak tomorrow morning.
Reformation Lutheran-"What
Christ Can Do with a Poor Dis
position" will be the topic of the
sermon by DR.. Oscar F. Black
welder. pastor. The Rev. Arnold
F Keller, jr.. associate pastor
will preach on "Your Humble Ser
vantn at the $3.50 am. service to-
morrow and on ITO Whom to Be
True?" at the evening service.
Georgetown Lutheran The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. pastor. will
speak on "The Miracle of AL
Miracles" tomorrow morning.
Atonement Lutheran - Navy
Chaplain e. e. Besserman, guest
minister, will preach on "A Sue
cessfui Christian" at the 8 anc
Ill am. services tomorrow.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
DIR. George NJ Docherty, min
lister, will preach on "The Lost
Key" tomorrow morning at Lisnel
Auditorium DR.. Docherty viii
also speak at the evening service
Salem Church, BrOOkeville, Md
"A community fellowship meet
ing will be held at 4 pm. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1951-09-15

sermon topic tomorrow morning
will be When Life Begins" DR.
Robert w. = Brooks, minister
preaching.
River Terrace Episcopal - DR.
Robert Melvin Charles. minister ir
charge, will speak on Heirs oil
God" tomorrow morning.
Christ Episcopal, Clinton, Md
New hours for the church schoo
are $50 am. and for worship II
am. Sundays.
Memorial Evangelical U. B.
DR.. I. S. Ernst, pastor. will speak
on What Is a Christian?" tomor.
row evening.
Arlington Evangelical u. b. -
The Rev. George E. Schnabel
minister, will speak on Creating
an Atmosphere" tomorrow morn.
ing
Foundry Methodist - DR.. Fred.
erick Brown Harris, minister, will
speak on Through the Churches
tomorrow morning. The Rev. F
Norman Van Brunt, assistant min.
lister. will preach on "The Peril O.
Easy Formulas" at the evening
service.
Wesley Methodist DO Right
and Wrong Matter?" will be tht
subject of the sermon by the Rev
c. Stanley Lowell. minister. at tn.
$3.50 and II am. services tomor-
row.
John Wesley A. nj. E. Zion
Holy communion will be admins.
tered at the morning service to-
morrow. DR.. Stephen Gill Spots
wood. minister. will give the medi-
tation.
Mount Zion Methodist - TIL.
Rev. James D. Foy, minister. viii
speak on mot Too Good, but Goot
for Something" tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
Montgomery Unitoriuns
To Hold First Service

The Montgomery County Uni
tartan Center will conduct its first
service at IL am, September %,
in the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Connecticut avenue and
Dunlop street.
The service will be relayed to
the center from Washington's All
Souls Unitarian Church over a
high fidelity telephone circuit.
Church school activities will be
held at 10:45 am.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
Montgomery Jewish Center
To Install Spiritual Leader

Rabbi Julius Rosenthal will be
installed as spiritual leader of the
Montgomery County Jewish Com
|munity at 7:45 pm. tomorrow at
the center, 8402 Freyman drive
Silver Spring, Md.
Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt OF
Baltimore will be the installing
rabbi. Others taking part will
include Rabbi Herman Waldman
president of the Washington
Board of Rabbis; Rabbi Henry
ISegal of B'nai Israel Congrega-
ton, and Rabbi Norman Gersten.
field of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. Isaac Franck, ex.
iecutive director of the Jewish
Community Council of Greater
Washington, also will take part
A native of Baltimore, Rabb
Rosenthal is a graduate of the
Jewish Institute of Religion. New
York. He is married, has 8.
year-old son. Chain, and lives a
l221O Washington avenue, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1951-09-15
Episcopal Schools
May Enroll $4,000

More than 10000 boys and girls
are expected to enroll in the Epis-
copal Church schools of Washing
ton tomorrow.
The number is expected to top
the 11,309 students enrolled last
year in the Sunday schools of the
81 parishes. missions and separate
congregations of the Washington
Diocese.
Washington Cathedral will hold
a special dedication service for the
church school teachers at pm.
october 7. The Right Rev. Rich
ard S. Watson. Bishop of the mis-
sionary district of Utah, will
speak.