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OFFICE FURNITURE

S25.0 sale, new and used office fur
niture of every description; desks,
tables, chairs. file cabinets. book
cases, lockers; "trade-ins." recondi-
toned like new: savings up to 1874;
free delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPT. CO.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNER, bargain. Convert coal
to oil. $40. Lowest rate in city!
DE JoURNETTE, ST. 3-7266. ST.
OIL BURNER, Silent Glow, gun type,
complete with controls. in excellent
condition. JO S-l0IS. IS
OIL BURNER, light commercial type;
best offer. Cali AP. 7-34I2.
of oil; good condition; $50; black
marble mantel and hearth. 500:
good condition. TO. 9-6346. --23
ORGANS We rent popular type cleo
tronic instruments with option to
buy. Private lessons available. ST.
3-9400 JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and G SITS. NV
ORGANS, see the most popular small
organ in the world; also the easiest
to play, the newest Hammond Spinet.
Available with or without tone cabi-
net or earphoneS. Rentals now avail
able with option to buy S25 per
mo. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. EX-
elusive DEALER. Mr.. Fewell DI.
7-S464.
ORGAN. Hammond electric; excellent
condition.. practically new; moving.
Call HE Anil
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LUMBER-MILLWORK

OptII hII Day OdI. ana Dun.
SPECIALS-Flush doors, 81. .95. birch.
gum. all sizes; Il" red birch ply
wood, zoe 50. TT; shelving SC; 3-ft.
redwood pickets, 15c; large stock
mldRs., stock and special; framing,
Masonite and many other bargains,
See US and save. GENERAL MILL
WORK CO., 1900 Knowles ave.
Kensington. Nd. 10. 6-291i.
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PAINT. y PRICE

@AA@N - ASSOA
Reg. $3.50 gal. now 1928. All colors.
best quail, outside and in. LEVEN-
THAI. 1890 7th st. NV. HU. $4,000.
PAINTINGS - Exhibit of Peacock's
original water color paintings. 346l
14th st. NV. TU. 2-2730. -23
PAPER NAPKINS, white-red lobster
border design, 17x17. "a fold. dinner
per thous. for lot; subject to prior
sale. JACOBS PAPER CO. 5000
Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-2SS0. "a
PATIO PAVING
IN PASTEL COLoRED CONCRETE
100 So. it.. S32.50, delivered. Pastel
brick for walls. barbecues planters.
fireplaceS. Some short lengths at
reduced prices.
GICHNER'S
Bowie. Md. UN. 4-7579
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LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20Po to 500
on new sample closeouts,
Look at these bargains:
Custom Built" studio. makes twin
beds. was $3.50. now S5995. Fine
lined oak kneehole desk was $50 80
now S47.50. Fisher duo lounge
with fine innersprine mattress. waI
$3.50 so nov S139.95 sofa bed
was !Sl09.50 now .S59.95. Modern
blond platform rocker was S44 so,
now $3.50. Many more bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
THURSDAY till pm. and Saturday
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH
Evening star., 1953-08-23

OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
AT OUR DRIVEN WAREHOUSE
Desks, chairs, fire cabinets, Kardex
cabinets. P. g. B. mailing machine.
bookcases, car file units. D. c.
SURPLUS SALES, 5l1 New Jersey
Evening star., 1953-08-23

MY FRIEND JOHN has a huge selec-
tion of other more luxurious out
fits, too, in every style, every price
range. ALL AT FAMOUS ATLAS
SAVINGS.
are based on cash selling. easy
monthly credit terms may be
arranged.
Our written lowest price guarantee
on all furniture, including nation
ally known brands, given with your
purchase.
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont }
GOLD

GOLD
BrinR your dental gold. platinum,
discarded 1ewelry. WE pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS. binoculars radio typewrit-
ers, musical instruments, cameras
television RELIABLE JEWELRY Elk.
CHANGE 422 9th st. NV. MA
GUNS - 3-barrel or odd German
will buy or trade guns have
co 6-0730
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE
921 G. ST. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

921 G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
DI 1877. Open daily till Z, Mon
days and Thursdays till Q. PaGk
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill.
80 N. GLEBE RD.
ARLINGTON, VA.
IA. s-6914. y block from Arl. blvd,
next to Buckingham housing develop.
Open daily till 9. Saturday till Z.
Plenty of free parking space at our
Arlington, Va, store in our large
shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL z PM.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

sunday, III. 7-I2S9.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS-Portable wash
er, $40; library table. SO; other
furniture, rugs. co. 5-1192, 9 to ..
ICEBOX-A-1 cond.; gas water heat
er. medicine chest, tools. EN-
IRoNER-Auto. de luxe model; orig.
price, Sl90; peri. cond., 2 yrs. old;
price $50. 10. 2-0253.
Used dea%SFs aBS%t g Times 5nns anQst sRQS
Call after IL am. JU. 5-5699.
IKONER-GE model AR5l: new con-
dition. Leaving city. $50 or best
offer: Can be seen any time, 4993
JEWELRYY STOCK from "esj estate tie of de. ,
ceased merchant; court appraised
at S1,S0O: open to offer in whole or
part. EX. 3-l363. --25
KARDEX FHESaas drawers, 5XS;
l6 draws, 2xS; - draws Ago; fun
week, DI. 1912. ,1l12 l4th NV.
table. = leaves: 4 chrome chairs;
$50 or best offer. EN-. 2-5145: j.,
KITCHEN SET. porcelain top. red
leather chairs, chrome trim; $50 $50
KNoTTY' PINE PANELING. 15c derd.
Quality; spec. buy; no phone orders.
1920 Wilson blvd. Arl. RUCKER
LUMBER.
LADDER. aluminium "a IT,. $2S:
LXUNDRY S1JS TRAYS l and ID stand. good
cond; 30-gal water tank heater;
sell as a whole or partly. 227 9th
Lawn ii n MowERs-An power and
hand mowers at clearance prices.
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE,
1911 Wise. ave. MI. 2-0100, or in
Arl., Va, PARKWAY HARDWARE
CO., Lee hwy. at N. Kirkwood rd.,
JA. 5-S122.
LAWN MOWER. power sickle bar.
lawn sweeper. Sunbeam electric
trimmer. ext. and step ladders. fire.
wood. etc; moving. Call HE. 4-61l |.
LAWNMOWER-Clemson. Call co.
5-2563
LAWN MOWERS GO) reconditioned
and sharpened. SS each. Bicycles
90. reconditioned and painted. SO
each. Apply 1898 Rhode Island ave.
In ha SUNDAY nnly ia
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LIGHT PLANTS

GICHNER. 2N3 NJ NV Ex. 3-3527
LIV. RIM. SUITE, apiece, semimod.
maroon; $50; also 5-pc. brkfst. set
LIV. RM. SUITE13-pc.; old rose ant
taupe; as is: best offer. RA. 1881 o
L style kM soa SSlsE UT manOS tnb Chairs vFEs' Ss5
all with slipcoyers. 2-tier table
walnut occasional table. lamps; also
9Xl3.6 and smaller rugs. Everything
in excel cond AID. 4-27S2.
LIVING RM. SET - 3-piece maple
offer. No dealers. Apt. l, lib 35tt
st. ne.
LIv. RM., mod. 3-pc.. sect sofa
SlipcoVerS, S75; mod. blond cor
table, 500 oyerstfd. armchair, slip
covers, S25 or best offer. EN-. 2-5l As
LIV. RIM. AND DIN. RM. SETS. COM
plete: wall-to-wan carpeting. TU
o-046S o3
Evening star., 1953-08-23

Complete Selection New Guns /
USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
Az 9th st. NV Ma S-6l57
GUITAR. with case, Spanish type,
PPeri; Pe cond; bsantsf S34; violin toda a1d case
HEARiSG AID-silvertone, good con-
dition; $50. Call Ii. 6-S052.
HEATERS-Unit. Bryant, gas. new.
reas.; $4,000 and $4,000 BTU;
house trailer. Superior. 10. S-1S75.
HEATERS. new. used. Repairs igas,
I011 7th st. NV. Ma 8-s952.
HEDGE Sunbeam: high
speed; speed; iigEhtwt:: Ike new, 100 #.
S4Gsz $40; rOlla-s-Way bed, s5. pc.
HIGH 0ci 0cHAIR-Blond birch. red dbl plas-
tic pad; 81. IA. 9-7577.
HIGH CHAIR, solid maple, adjustable
slide tray and foot rest; SIS UN,
HIGH FIDELITY Meissner FM tuner,
Aztec amplif1er, v. NJ. record chang
HOME fNTERCoM.. e-way. 3 outlets:
ideal for baby: S29; 4-cu.-ft. refgr.,
$40: 9x12 broadloom rug. powder
blue, $50; table desk, drawer, Ss;
HoBsY SHOP aS' "; Complete 2e' 'S as one
Der, hand tools, etc. Must be seen
to be appreciated. JU. 7-S25S. -23
HOSPITAL BED. ike new: adjustable,
81 $50 n GlCHEEs G ER s-S15R SS1u5ERPLos' 20l3 M
HOSPITAL BED, sale or rent; COM
plete with covered mattress and
side rails. TIE. 6-T441
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FURNITURE
BRAND-NEW-
COSTS LESS

FOR YOUR BEDROOM
7-Piece Bedroom Ensemble
FOR Your LIVING ROOM
13-Piece Living Room Ensemble
BOTH STORES 500
A Table and Four Chairs
BOTH STORES S32
ALL ROOMS
4 Wonderful Value Even at S247
Yours at Even a FURTHER SAVING
WHEN BOUGHT TOGETHER
FOR ONLY
S233
BOTH STORES.
3-piece he'd outfit S3S
BOTH STORES.
Dinette-Table and 4 matching
chairs --- S37
BOTH STORES.
Bedroom suites. 3-piece: spacious
dresser and mirror, roomy
4-drawer matching chest, full
size bed S79
BOTH STORES.
Sofa beds S4S
BOTH STORES.
Studio coucheS ---$4 $43
BOTH STORES.
Lawson armchsirs s-------------S S29
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SIAMESE KITTENS. beautiful, Seal
point with papers. $50: also queen.
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PIPE-USED

Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO..
2l5 L st, s.w;, phone DI. 7-8O07.
PING PONG TABLE. new, 8 legs,
folding. reg. size, painted, S27 80,
AID. 4-2133 -23
sinks. toilet sets. soil pipe. ACE
JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia ave. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, nospItaI peds, etc,
HOSPITAL AMBUjLANCE OXYGEN
q EQUIP. Co. INC. 1923 L st. NV,
ME. $4,000 Open "a hrs. z days
week
HOSPITAL BEDS-rDEAL BEDDING
4 FURNITURE CO, 622 E st. NV.
BABY SCALES. GARY's BABYLAND.
21O1 r. /. ave. ne. DU. 7-230O.
PAINT SPRAY COMPRESsOR,
per min; $40 per day. ST. 3-SgSa.
ROLLAWAY BEDS, baby cribs, stroll
ers. Delivered. Service rentals. JU.
S-l2S6. II no answer, Ia. 9-2S47.
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BEDROOM. dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-14I6.
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TYPEWRITERS r

VACUUM CLEANERS, Electrolux. good
cond.. $50; also several good up
VACUUM CLEANER. Rexair, excel.
suction: Complete with attachments.
ia. 7-1415.
VACUUM Observation-Disclosures, late
model. with attachments: cost new.
$ill'i ih.t ~. going for Ss5 ElsStFolpx ssSg
hwy. IA. 2-49I4.
VACUUM, Hoover upright, late model.
complete with att. Less than half
price. UN. 4-0l69.
VACUUM, Eureka. upright. all at
tachmentS incl. waXer. Orig. cost,
SI07; sell. $50 Box 174-S. Star.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SHOES-Cancellations: hundreds of
Styles. Men, women, children. outfit
entire family in famous brand shoes:
De Liso. Town and Country, Made
moiSelle, Jarman, FlorSheim, Ed
wards, Play Poise, etc; hard-to-find
sizes: Save to 500 or more. LIE
BERMAN, INC, 404 Monroe NV.
off l4th, AID. 2-6344, 1O3l N. High
land ST., Arl. Open 1919, ia. 2-43SS.
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VACUUM REPAIRS

Observation-Disclosures, ETC
We guarantee to make your cleaner
operate same as new: fair prices
pick I'D and delivery.
TOPS VACUUM STORES
7n5 1th ST Sc Ii 3-0Onn
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HOSPITAL BEDS

Adjustable heights. excellent condi-
ton. S29.95. Call anytime except
Sunday, DI. 7-72S9.
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BOXER KENNELS of,
fers for sale a beautifully marked
litter OF puppies by q Breakaway
Son. Ask operator for Fulton S-4SI1 /.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIEs-
Finest breeding. Fulton S-7022.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SPANIELS, black male and
10 wkS. old, Axe registered.
er shots, S25. VIII deliver.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR CONDITIONER, refrigerator and
ireezerS; any make, any condition
IN d.S1TE
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wal. jr. din. rm. set,
dresser. night stand. davenport and
chair. Must sell. HE. 4-S34S
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FURN.--French veneer dble bed.
box spring, mattress, dressing table
with lge. mirror. Ia. 9-40lO. --23
FURN.--Hollywood bed and mattress.
S25: Kit. table and chairs, SIS;
sofa bed, $40; sofa and chair SIS;
club chair, S25; coffee table. S5;
Evening star., 1953-08-23

HHU I6HIaIt' IUp uIttuIHB, lToM th0
famous Rivanel Kennels, the home
Of champions. 404S Richmond hwy,
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THE SUNDAY STAR B-5
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, AUGUST rs, 1853
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont

PARAKEETS, babies. nest boxes and
cages; for sale. 1243 c st. Sc. Ii.
4-5S06. 23s
Evening star., 1953-08-23

BOXER PUPPY, Axe, sired, female,
/ flaShy fawn with white MARKINGS.
| Docked and cropped, 4 mos. Reas.
! Fulton S-o1O3 "a
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Assorted counters, phonograph- record
rack, standard cash register, desk
and swivel chair, several nieces of
radio, TV test. equipment 9-6 Mon
through Sat IA. Eliza ~
Evening star., 1953-08-23

Dogs tricolore
tales, / female.
0Ao
Evening star., 1953-08-23

TYPEWRITERS-2 Royal standards,
l late model, peri. cond.. S45; / in
good cond., S25. RA. 6-4245.
| TYPEWRITER-Lat Master model
| Underwood in exc. cond.. used very
| little. Streamlined. $50. EN-. 3-S752.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

WASHER, Easy. practically new; sac
rifice. RA. 3-5213. -23
WASHER, Easy Spinner de luxe, 1853,
new, in factory carton, auto. spin
rinse. Spiralator washing action;
cost $3.50; sacrifice, S160 cash. JU.
S-176S. ga
WASHER, new. completely automatic,
famous make, 1858 de luxe, in fac
tory carton; cost $3.50; sacrifice,
S199 cash. JU. S-176S. -23
WASHER, apt.-Size Monitor, holds 5
lbs; wringer and auto pump; used 8
mo-; peri. cond. S35. HE. 4-5SS9.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
develops FasteI
Bomber Using JET
And Piston Engines

An antisubmarine patrol bomb
er equipped with jet propulsion
units as well as conventional
piston engines was demonstrated
here yesterday by the Navy.
The high-powered version of
the Nayy's long-range Neptune
patrol plane is loaded with ra-
dar equipment, racks for bombs,
depth charges or mines, a pow
erful searchlight and wing-tip
fuel tanks.
Permits Short TakeOff.
The plane can take off in a
short space and climb fast on
a combination Of piston and jet
power, or cruise on either jet
or conventional engine power.
The tvo J-34 Westinghouse
jets are designed to burn regular
aviation gas. The added power
is needed to close on target
at accelerated speed, or to give
an added boost on takeoff.
The new P2V-5 is being flown
to various coastal stations
throughout the United States
on evaluation tests and to famil-
iarize Navy specialists with the
potentialities of the dual-pro-
pulsion system.
Weight ShOrtens Range.
The jets add about 70 knots
to the airplane's cruising speed.
When the jets are not in use,
the pods built under the wings
reduce the speed only about 2
or 3 knots, experts said. The
range of the patrol bomber,
however, has been shortened
somewhat by the added weight.
Plans have been approved for
putting the new type into pro-
duction. An earlier model of
the Neptune established a new
nonstop distance record soon
after World War II by flying
from Perth, Australia, to Colum-
bus, Ohio.
The new type has longer,
tapered nose and an extension
on the tail section.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Bottle Club Raided
In First Action Under
Prince Georges Law

Prince Georges Sheriff Carlton
G.. Beall put the county's new
bottle club law to work today
with a raid on the Tyres Club
at Coral Hills.
Sheriff Beall and three depu-
ties moved in on the club at 2::20
am. The proprietreSs. Mrs. Mil
dred Grillo. was arrested and
charged with failure to comply
with provisions of the county
bottle club law adopted Octo-
ber 13.
Mrs. Grillo was released under
5000 bond for a hearing at 10
am. Friday before Police Court
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane at
Upper Marlboro.
Sheriff Beall placed two
charges against Mrs. Grillo
under the new Incorporating
a bottle club without making
application to the county COM
missioners within 80 days of the
laws passage and operating a
bottle club without a license.
Sheriff Beall said he was ad-
vised that an attorney for the
Tyres Club called the clerk to the
county commissioners at II
o'clock last night to apply for 8
license. The sheriff said the
deadline for applications, how
ever, was Thursday.
When the law was adopted
bottle clubs already in the coun-
ty were given 80 days to apply
for a license to stay open. Sher-
iff Beall said the Tyres Club
moved into the old Hilltop club
Evening star., 1953-11-14
FAC Aide to Speak

DR.. Morris Green. of the Food
and Agricultural Organization of
the United Nations, will address
the YMCA International Cross
roads Breakfast tomorrow on
Food and People" The break
fast will be held at 8 am. in
the Central YMCA, 1886 G
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-14


house about the end Of Septem-
ber and had until Thursday to
apply for a license to stay open.
The Tyres Club formerly op-
Grated in the District. It moved
into Prince Georges County when
the District cracked down on
bottle clubs. imposing a 2 am.
closing hour.
The District breakdown prompt
ed the Prince Georges County
commissioners to take steps to
control such clubs. Today's raid
was the first under the new
Prince Georges bottle-club law,
said Sheriff Beall.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Children Appreciated

A For Rent, With Children
sign in Santiago, Chile, apart
ment drew newspaper stories of
appreciation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
employment in the two counties
has increased from $500 to 6,2O0
in 1851 This figure makes the rail
company the largest single en-
ployer in the two-county area. The
West Virginia Pulp and Paper COM
pany's Luke plant, which employs
many Garrett countians, showed an
increase from about 1,450 in 1899
10 to between 1,60O-1 200 in 1851.
Faced with the sharp decline in
the areas economy, the Cumber-
land Chamber of Commerce last
year raised over $4,000 for an
industrial promotion fund to aid
in advertising the area as site
for new Industries.
Proposed by the planning body
as a further diversification of the
economic base is the development
of the area as a recreation site.
The commission has estimated that
if this plan can be fully developed
it would result in 1000 new jobs.
The commission has recommended
funds for Deep Greek Lake develop
ment and Harrington Manor and
New Germany recreation areas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09
Diversified Industries Are
Needed, Planning Body Says

The Maryland State Planning
commission has released a report
in the form of news letter which
stresses the Importance Of diversi-
fled industries in the rebuilding of
the economy of Garrett and Allie
gany counties.
Issued as a report on the state
as a whole, a major portion of the
release is devoted to a study of the
drop in this areas economy over
the period from l947 through the
third quarter Of 1852. The solution
presented is diversified industry so
the basic economy will not be
greatly disturbed in case of a cut
back in production, such as oc-
CURED at the Celanese plant in
Cumberland.
The fact that the population and
employment Of residents of the AL
legany-Garrett county area both
show a slight increase during the
l94O-1950 period is misleading. the
report states, since the drastic
downturn in the areas economy
since 1917 is hidden. Noted is the
fact that the two counties had the
heaviest out-migration, totaling
10000, Of any area in the state
during the l0-year period. The I'M
employment in the area has been
stabilized at approximately 1890
during the last two years, the re-
port asserts, only because the out
migration has continued.
The report shows figures which
reveal that industries in Allegany
county other than textile, have
been greatly expanded which has
done much to offset the unemploy-
ment caused in Allegany county byI
the cut back in production at the
Celanese plant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09
A Man New-B Born
Lesson for April IL, 1858

THE most important convert
4 Christianity ever made was one
of the very first ones. He was i'm
portant not only for his own times
but for ours too. His thinking set
the pattern for Christian thought
ever since. His writings, or rather
the truths he brought out in his
writings, have been at the heart
of most of the revivals from early
times to now.
Sometimes the Christian church
has gone too far in admiration of
this man. Because his conversion
was spectacular, some have
thought mistakenly that all true
conversions are spectacular Be
cause he always thought like a
lawyer, some have thought again
mistakenly that all true Christian
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09

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In the City

Pauls conversion had some
unique features, startling and ex-
traordinary. But the story of it
Gin Acts 22) reports two questions
that belong in every Christian con-
version. Who are you, Lord?"
and What shall I do, Lord?" A
true conversion is turning to-
ward Christ. Turning away from
ones old life is not the whole Of
it and not the most important part
of it. When driver on a country
road realizes he has taken the
wrong fork, and turns around to
go in the other direction. which is
the more important, that he now
has his back to the wrong direc-
ton or that he has his face in the
right direction? Conversion is
from, but more Importantly, con-
version is to. To Christ first of
all. True conversions are not pro-
duced by coming face to face with
ones better self but with Jesus.
And yet, this is only start. What
next? That was what Saul went
into Damascus to find out That
was what Ananias came to tell
him. Saul needed what all new
born Christians need, a Christian
friend, Christian fellowship.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-09
SANG RUN

A3/c Donald Carr, Elkhofr,
Wis. who spent his furlough with
his parents, Nh. and Mrs. Charlie
Carr, returned to his base Tuesday.
Nh. and Mrs. Lawrence Friend
and son are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Friend. They
returned from Alaska last week
where they were stationed for sew
eral months.
Dale Dewitt, who is employed
in Baltimore, visited his parents,
wife and children over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Savage Wis
tied their daughter near Morgan
town, w. Va, Sunday, the latter
returning home with them for a
few days.
Jack Begrow and William White,
North Jackson, Ohio, visited Mr..
Whites mother, Mrs. Alma Wolfe,
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Wolfe and family also Wis
tied with her.
Milton Dewitt and Joe Dewitt
were in Clarksburg Saturday on
business.
Gerald Anesia and Miss Juanta
Savage, Uniontown. Pa, visited
Mr. and Mrs. William Savage over
the Weekend
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Outside the CITY

His name is Paul. though the
church very respectfully usually
calls him Saint Paul. He was
a city-born, city-bred man. But
as Providence would have it. the
most important thing that ever
happened to him came to pass in
the open country. on windswept
road that is still travelled. the
highway from the city of Jerusa-
lem TO the city of Damascus, in
Syria Born in the city, reborn
in the country; it has happened
since. The story of his conversion
has been often told: indeed in the
book Of Acts it is told three sepa-
rate times chapters 9, %, 26),
once in Luke's words, twice in
PauTs. There was no church. no
preacher, no personal workers:
no hymns were sung. There was
no meeting at all, no visitation
evangelism. 1t happened like a
stroke of lightning. Inside of five
minutes or less, Paul Cor Saul as
he was then called had been
changed from an anti-Christian to
a Christian-Not to a saint He
was only, so to speak, a baby
Christian. Being newborn into
the Christian life is a little like
being newborn into the human
life; there is a period of baby
hood first, when the newborn soul
hardly knows what to do and
needs much guidance and help.
But in those few minutes on the
Damascus Road, the whole direc-
ton Of his life was changed.
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Paul was and remained a city
man. Most of the great expert
ences of his life were connected
with cities. But from that day at
Damascus, to the end of his life.
there was one city above all that
claimed Paurs allegiance. 1t is
the City of God, the New City Con
version can be looked at and de-
scribed in many ways. But one
good way is to compare it to TAX
ing out citizenship papers in the
Kingdom of Heaven. Paul said
once, as Moffatt translates Phil.
3:2O, We are a colony of heav-
en-" That was not a figure of
speech with him. Paul would have
passed any loyalty test
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