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PAINTERS

4A4&N G4bO
Experienced only. AppIy JAFFEE, 911
18th st. NV.
PHARMACIST; registered Md. Good
or part time. SUITLAND PHAR-
MACY; 1892 Suitland rd. Sc, 10.
PH0TOGRAPHER with experience in
photographic camera work. Large,
established business which offers
SibilitieS. Our employees know of
this ad, SO you need not hesitate to
answer. All replies will be held con-
DflnTnloi fidnsntisli s Boy BABE. Star; 1o4a 4 -
TECHNICTAN@splendid opportunitty
70: young man with good mechani-
cal experience. interested in photo
graphic laboratory work and ability
to learn: Phone oV. 3-1660 for
PICTURE FRAMER, for small shop.
BUcK1NGHAM's. 1920 N. Y. ave.
PLUMBER HELPERS, exper.. for
oT' oSFk al4s1s IN Xs. Phone XII s-57s6 or
PGUMBER's HELPER. for new and
remodeling work must be willing to
attend school this fall; Apply ]. l..
BATEMAN 2 4 An . $3.50 & SON 1904 R. I. ave.
SGE c2xgrES46s RTs5 g 5spsfs PASMzsE sEsfisE:
10th and r st. NV IS
PORTER, to work in a iewelry store;
must be neat in appearance. Apply
LIVINGSTON & CO., 1923 H st.
NV. -6
ORTER-DELIVERY, colored, day
work only; excellent salary and
working conditions; DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 1854 Marl-
boro pike, Sc. 10. S-S244. 3
PRINTER, all-around man, expert
enced in makeup and lookup
Must have eXper. on Kluge and
Kelly B presses. Very good opp.
for a reliable man to get in on the
ground floor of Southern Md S
fastest-growing printing plant. Call
Cypress 1-933O. THE CLINTON
PRESS. If no ans, call Cypress
7-SS4O -3
PRODUCE MEN: . evenings and
Sat, part time; me-, Sc. vicinity.
See MR.. HERMAN, 3439 Benning
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SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER, part time. up to 2
days week: Thoroughly ,exper. in
mfg. costs; Reasonable rates, Box
a1p1 Wp1Yl1EsRSiES5SffiToR1AI-virginia l1s bar;
law O PUBLISHING Company. Desires Desires
trades association. industrial rela-
tions; age 81. Box 369-D. Star. 3'
MAN, colored. intelligent. wishes
nisht night q work. any kind. Call Lu'
MAN. Sc years old, desires position
as general clerk; GOOD typist, book
keeper. shipping and receiving expe-
rience; salary reasonable: references
exchanged. Call WA. 7-7193. Sc
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work.
ne esc SsssaE sAESa Ssa5Rsa'Tz HY aafbOr
Lights Corp. ME. S-4532.
PAINTER-2O yrs. exper.. all-around
work. interior and exterior. Adept
at mixing paint. LU. 2-73O1. 2"
PAINTER, 20 years experience. want
inside and outside painting; reason
ape; tree ee est. Call MIR. WHITE
PTRcHAssiRNSG AGENT. plumbing
heating and building supplies; now
employed, desires change: refer
ences. Box 37s-D. Star. 3'
SALES MANAGER
Or ton flight salesman: IA years exper
varied lines. Willing to travel. Avail
able immediately. Box 34O-D, Star
3"
U. s. VICE CONSUL. 90. desires for
eign employment with private firm.
Consider employment in U. g. Three
years experience abroad as consular
omcer. knowledge Of German. Box
COLLEGE GRADUATE, e5; econom.
les; 25 yrs. Washington area. Nc
selling. Boz 350-D, Star. 4"
COLLEGE GRAD, cartoonist. prefers
comm. art. Consider anything with
future except selling. WO. 6-1301
COL0RED MAN, exper.. refined. re.
liable, wants alterations, tailorins
Jobs after $50 pm. and all day
Sat. HU. S-6071,
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

TOP OPPORTUNITY
For two experienced men to increase
their earnings. We can offer one
of the areas most respected reru-
listings and 1000 assistance and
cooperation Why not drop in and
talk it over = confidentially, Of
course. Ask for Hal Crowell.
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl., Va. ia. 4-1155.
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DRY CLEANING
CHECKER

Permanent position open for qualified
woman. Must have had 6-lO years
experience in quality dry cleaning
operations. be able to sew, and have
supervisory ability. Reply giving ex.
perience. age, marital status. refer
snces and starting salary expected
r., y. BOX 1929, Wash. 20, D. c.
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REUPHOL LSTERTNG

special sofa and chair reupholstered
LABOR and material, $50: Workman.
snip guar: 25 yrs. in same estab.
nshment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 25O9 18th st. NV. CO. 6-23Sl
ROOFING-An types; cutters, spouts
carpentry and painting. No money
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
SERVICE and sales on washing ma.
chines and dryers: fast economical
and courteous service; liberal trade
ms. DE 2-1l1A %
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STONE WALLS
FlagStOne Terraces

@S60SO4AN L Vi QNCO
Walks, chimneys, fireplaces, cement
driveways, porches, RETAINING walls,
pipe drainages. r. MARCUCCIO
Rockville. Nd. Phone Poplar 2-35SS
TELEVISION SERVICING, incl. ewes
sat; and Sun; guaranteed. TELE.
sssssESyicE' sssESy. RA' 0-1476 or ia. g.
~ SERVICE, O. am. to 10 pm.
EXSrpSa Sc; area. 20; S5Il6I1. Fl
overhaul all musical Instruments
instrument department.. DYNAMIC
pMus1C; 1900 g st NV. ST. 3-5345
your porch now Phone MIR. TAY,
LOR. evenings, JU. 6-3942.
PRICES too high to have your Rarder
ploWed? Let me give you an esti.
mate. Flowing with horse in nearby
P. g. and Montg. Co. WE. 6-4995
GET YOUR LAWNS and gardens f&et
6y professional gardeners. Call XII
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

COOK. colored-Man or woman; for
TsIssble: Oil FAMOUS s' REsTAURANT, RI atPeTa NJ
1215 New York ave. NV. q
COUPLE, to live in physician's home;
dren;. man. maint. and chauffeur;
new home in Beth, Md. Call DR..
BREWER. MA. S-44O0. Sun. call
|coUPT.EMMan as gardener for M large
estate in Bethesda; wife to assist
with house and children; good liv-
ing quarters Box 142-C. Star. -3
MAN AND WIFE, to run trailer sales
lot: Call FRED PAINTER, WA.
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SALESMAN

National organization has opening for
salesman experienced in advertising
or insurance field Local employ
ment. To the salesman capable of
earning $4,000 to $4,000 We can
offer a permanent. progressive future
with an old established firm. su-
preme in its field. Weekly drawing
account. Contact c. L. SNYDER
Room 532, Washington Loan g.
ntAC %
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PLASTERING = Cement finishing,
reasonable rates. First-claSs work.
manship. CAN DE. 2-1091, -
ing, stucco. skilled white mechan-
ics. Prompt reliable service. co,
6-43So. Hu. 8-6561. -
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LADIES-Capable and energetic
ladies to work in our sales depart
ment. Must have the following
qualifications: Good automobile
full-time work. pleasing personality
and able to contact high-class
clientele. Ask for Mrs. Yates.
DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hgts.. Sumner & Spring Valley
1850 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

free estimates. reason
able; quick service. WO. 6-7156. -3
PAPERING, painting; white me-
chanic; 20 yrs. exper.; do own work,
PAPER HANGING, painting. Takoms
and Sill Spg. area; guar: reas. For
est, L. CROWELL. JU. 5-50S0. -
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up
1858 Sunfast washable paper; wori
guar RA. 3-7393 or HE 4-S555
PAPERlNG. PAINTING--Get my est
on 5-rm. house; W. mech; own work
PAPER HANGING, $40 rm. up: fine
selection of wallpaper; do own work
guaranteed. RA. 3-0024. 4
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KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodeline
service. Let us show you what can
be done to your old kitchen No
down payment, 80 months to pay
Phone Ii. 4-45SS' ewes. and Sun.
HE 4-50R0
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SALESMAN

ONE OF AMERICAS OLDEST AND
uNT1sU1L oPPoRTuNrTY 141 FOR "A 4
REAL SALESMAN; IF YOU ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE OP-
PORTUNTTY YOU NOW HAVE TO
SKIMT " IT 4NCDME W ASp PSP HESFoN VII 70
INVESTIGATE THIS POSITION
CALL RE. 7-3502 BETWEEN 7:3O
AND q IN THE MORNING. a
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BRICK-PASTEL

From home show exhibit. also short
lengths; available at "a price, Tor
patio; barbecues and hower box.
64CHNER'S, Bowie. Nd, UN. 4-7579.
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ENGLISH TEACHERS, part time and
seaooE OF E2RauARs, ERRz ssB1iT6 ss5 iEt6
FosuHS;fTAi1N GIRL, white. to 10 S pm
forms furn., CONTINENTAL PHAR-
= MACY 422 North Calitol. a
HOSTESS, part time, 5 to 1880, 8
tractive new din. rm. in modern
hotel: experienced. Apply in person.
Mrs; .Gallivan, THE wooDNER,
1885 18th st. NV. a
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live in or out,
z small children. June / through
Sept Ewes. and week ends OF If de-
INSPECTORS, some exper. necessary,
hotels. BOX 297-G. Star. 1
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; knowledge
Of city. some knowledge. Of tipping
and handle telephones. 1928 Conn.
IBM OPERATOR
2:5 pm. for sppointment. VS Se',
LABORATORY, TECHNIClAN-Medi-
cal area, full or part time; excel.
hours and salary. RE. 7-1400. Ext
MAssEUsE
Fos Ssi fuIl n, Of e1aso 1art time; no eve. work
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, or R n.
with lab. exper.: physicians once:
fHSd ins esse%tis sSaEs top 70 selarS good typ
MODELS-Career girls. earn while
youuo learn. We place you. MA.
PASTRY CLERK: excel, wages; CO. conv.
NAPoLEoN's PASTRY SHOP, 2649
Conn. ave. NV. CO. 5-S955. .
PIX OPERATOR-Alert young lady,
exper.. in switchboard work, also
ing cond Apply PAGE-HUGHEs
BBUIilck. BsIlS NC 621 Arlington blyd.,
PIX OPERATOR
board work. Also some typins and
to Mrs Strauss ssh MAz6R AHg5 mAsTEsa N ST SSn
PIECES. INC, oil 7th st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. for nurs-
Day. Dsas zf In a. SEQ
PRACTICAL NURSE or nurses Aid,
white. for relief work; to care for
invalid INV ID man in private home; Sat.
to g pm; Tues. nisht. pm. to
an; refs; So per IL hrs. RA: s.
PRAcT1CAL NURSE, exper., for ' g.
mos. .,old boy: 5-dy. wk., to $50.
Require local refs. HO. 2-56s9.
PRACTICAL NURSE -HOUSEKEEPER,
white, give hypos., good plain cook;
Sdult family (2); hrs. 12 noon to
Call before 6 pm. 3
REAL ESTATE SALEsLADIES, 2, full
REcEPT1oNisrt heEfT MS toi TYPisF YfISaSO' Apply
70 5. CARLTON Rf;fS 1aRSf aoTEE. Z 18th snd snd
RkcEPTI6Nisr-rYp1sr. faP; RjSi familiar 4 with
$3.50 per mo- Box 2S-E. Star. -3
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
type apt. house. Apt. and salary.
Call Howard Humphries. MA. S-6730.
REToUCHER-Photo studio; perna-
nent; nt; experienced only. BROOKS,
SALES aiiIs AssIsTANr. Isl n;Ti young woman, ms
25.35,. college education desirable
but not required. Math. aptitude and
cbll.ty to meet people essential.
Write stating qualification to Box
sALEsG1kE=.cLERK in phonogrsph
record dept; ,expsr; pref, See Mrs;
SALESLADY-Read y-to-wear. expert
enced only, for better clientele.
Steady position. Excellent salary
for right person. Apply 101S Conn.
ave. a
SALESLADIES. ages 10 to 35, must
be neat in appearance; 4O-hour
week, $3.50 am. to q pm. Monday
ditions and salary. Apply WAL
GREN Co, Pentagon Bldg. %
SALESLADIES :,
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SaleSpeOnle Wanted

SaleSpeople Wanted
To sell one Of the most beautiful tel
evised Family Bibles on the Ameri
can market today. Write Box 32G-D
Star. s.
man care for grounds. garden, gen
utility. drive. Woman assist ii
house cleaning, etc. Must be exper
live in furn. cottage; good wages
fine place for reliable cple. K1
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHN1
CIAN-To work in doctors Office
full or part time. Ii. 3-0772. -
COUPLE to manage small roominI
house NV. sec; 2-rm. furn. apt. il
exchg. for services. Box 3-G, Star
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SALESMAN-CLERK Retail tire
store; excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for young man; experienced
in passenger car and truck tire
sales. BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th
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CT,ERK-TVPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
With some collection exper. in INSTALL
ing conditions; vacation plan See
MR.. LIBERT. bet. 9 and IL am.
only 03O T ST NV 9Th floor. 3
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LADY. unemployed, cultured. ambi-
tious, opportunity to learn good
business. with well-known Eastern
firm. S3.400, first year. Box 30-E,
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RODMAN
ROUTEMAN

COO i LYMAN
For established dry cleaning route;
guaranteed salary and commission;
wonderful opportunity to make over
SS5 per week, to an ambitious man
with Scme sales experience. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll
st. NV. a
SALES MANAGER, to take charge
o. major appliance dept. must
know kitchen layouts. have car;
GE, Bendix. Crane. and American
Standard franchises. Also gas ap-
plianceS. Apply J. L. BATEMAN g.
sCn. 20o4 r. 1. ave. ne. Ho.
s. NAN. to represent long -es-
tabliShed, local Wholesale hardware
flrm. Must have hardware or house
wares exper.; local territory. Give
details. Box 67-E. Star. 3
SALESMAN. travelling side line, ho-
tells, restaurants. Institutions, hos
pitals. etc; $3.50 deal; plastic
mig 23l4 R. I. ave. ne. no.
gALESMAN-old company wants
youus man for commercial sales OF
q hish-priced quality business ma
chine on exclusive basis. Real op-
port, for energetic higher-type sales
man. Give basic info. in request
for interview Box 169-E. Star. a
sALESMAN-Young man, white, for
inside work in wholesale supply and
machinery firm. Apply 623 H ST.
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MEAT CUTTER-Self-ser exper. j,
to take charge of dept. Good salary
and paid insurance. Apply FOOD
TOWN INC, Vienna, Va. Vienna 90.
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Alert young lady, exper. in switch
board work. Also some tipping and
ming; 5-day week. Apply in person
PIECES. INC, Oil 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Jewish Schools
To Enroll Students

Three Jewish congregations
announced today that registra-
ton for their Sunday schools
will be held tomorrow.
Students may register from
$50 am. to 1890 pm, at the
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center, 2901 East
West highway, Chevy Chase,
Md. Sholom Pomrenze is prin-
cipal of the Sunday school and
Mrs. Sylvia Gerber of the Hebrew
school.
Congregation Har Tzeon will
hold registration for its religious
schools from 10 to IL am. to-
morrow at the Glenhaven Ele-
mentary School, Wheaton, Md
Rabbi Arthur Talmadge of the
congregation will be in charge of
the school, A general assembly
will also be held tomorrow at the
above hours.
Sunday school registration for
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Jew
ish community group will be
held at 10 am. tomorrow i'll the
Battery Park Community Club
house, 100 Glenbrook road, Be-
theSda, Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
GiIsey Is Chairman
Of Cathedral Drive

Peter L. Gilsey of the Wash
ington Office of Merrill. Lynch
Pierce. Fenner and Beane has
been appointed general chair
man of the 1853 $4,000 sustain
ing and building fund drive of
Washington Cathedral.
Other appointments an
nounced by the Very Rev. Fran
els B. Sayre, jr.. dean of the
cathedral, include Richard A.
Sebastian, as chairman of the
mems special gifts division; Col.
Charles S. Miller, chairman of
the mems general gifts division:
Mrs. Francis C. Hunter. chair
man of the women's special gifts
committee, and Mrs. Irving
Gumbel, chairman of the wom-
ems general gifts committee.
The drive will start Septem-
Der 21 with kickoff luncheon
for volunteer workers at the
YMCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. 1t will continue
until October 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
RabbinicaI Leader 10 Talk
Al Memorial for KIavdn

Rabbi Eliezer Silver of Gin
cinnati. president of the Union
of Orthodox Rabbis of America,
will speak at a memorial meet
ing tomorrow honoring the late
Rabbi Joshua Klavan of Wash
ington, who died earlier this
year.
The service will be held at $50
pm. in the Congregation Tai
mud Torah. Fourteenth and
Emerson streets NV. It is being
sponsored by the congregation
where Rabbi Klavan served as
spiritual leader for II years, and
the Hebrew Academy of Wash
ington, of which he was a
founder and honorary president.
Cantor Sholom Katz of Con-
gregation Beth Sholom will
chant the memorial prayer.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Father and Daughter
To Speak on Radio

A father-daughter team will
discuss the Christophers at
1918 pm. tomorrow on the
Faith of Millions program on
Station WOOK.
DR.. John j. O'Connor of
Georgetown University and his
16-year-old daughter Clare, a
Junior at Holy Cross Academy,
will describe the function of the
group attempting to make
Christianity effective in public
life.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
The Human Side Of Religion
Meeting in Maryland CIimoxes
Year for Bible Association

seSsion-John G. Minor, Roy L.
Hawlow and William L. Ford.
Women Join Group.
BY 1923 women Bible class
members had learned of the as
sociation and asked to be ad-
mitted. Their petition was ac-
cepted and. with the removal of
the meeting from Leesburg to
Hood College. Frederick, Md. in
1924, they became a part of the
association and the word Mems"
was dropped from the organiza-
tion's name.
Two years later the annual
meeting date was shifted from
July week end to Labor Day
week end, where it has since
stood.
AS the group expanded, it be-
came necessary to find larger
accommodations. This situation
was happily resolved with the
move to Western Maryland Col
lege, Westminster, Md, in 1927.
During the 20 years of its
existence the association operated
without a constitution and was
headed by two presidents, Mr..
Councillor, 1922 until his death
in 1881, and Mr.. Etchison from
then until his death in 1851.
Howard M. Stackhouse was
elected president in 1852 and
was reelected last week. A con-
stitution was also approved by
the delegates, one section limit
ing to three consecutive one
year terms the holding of a
major office.
Supplies Teachers In Hurry.
Through the years the asso-
cations program has grown.
One function is to provide
teachers, often on a few hours
notice, for a class whose regular
instructor will be absent.
Churches interested in starting
new classes are helped.
An important annual feature
is the Easter Sunday sunrise
service, first held in 1912 at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery with the
late DR.. Peter Marshall of New
York Avenue. Presbyterian
Church as speaker. DR.. Daniel
A. Polling of Philadelphia will
bring the message next April.
Another attraction each year
is the moonlight cruise down
the Potomac River, first or
ganized in 1943 by Harold King.
More than 1000 persons take
the cruise and help the associa-
ton treasury at the same time.
Still another outgrowth is
the organizations quartet,
which last year sang on 35 oc-
casions for church affairs.
Fomed in 1945 with Marshall
r. Baker. James L. Ewin, Mr..
King and Howard Russell, the
group is a special attraction at
association gatherings. Mr..
Russell dropped out a few years
ago and his place has been
taken by Jesse Nussear.
The association envisages
still other fields in its funda-
mental aims of bringing the
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BY cospor Nonnes
Religious New. Editor Of The sso'

|
Every Labor Day week end fol
the last 26 years nearly 500 men
and women have journeyed from
Washington to the pleasant hill
top campus of Western Maryland
College at Westminster, Md.
They are members of the Or
ganized Bible Class Association
of Washington, probably the only
organization of its kind in the
world. The three-day annual
meeting is the climactic point OF
the associations year. and dele
gates think so highly of it that
reservations for the next year
are nearly filled before a cur
rent meeting is over.
The crowded three-day meet
ing is a mixture of work, play
and comradeship. Reports of
what has taken place the past
II months, and plans for the
varied activities of the coming
year are made. A speaker of
Nation wide reputation - this
year it was DR.. Elmer G. Hon.
righausen, professor of Chris
tian education, Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary-gives four ad-
dresses.
Over 10000 Members.
There are many Bible classes
in churches throughout the
country, but so far as known
this is the only city-wide as
sociation seeking to link classes
of a large community together
for mutual aid. The associa-
tion today has 234 classes with
more than 10000 members on
it's rolls.
Its beginnings go back to a
Sunday in June, 1922, when
Homer Councillor, Page NICK.
Etchison, James L. Wilmeth,
Roy Harlow, j. Franklin Sidell
and Noah Robinson met in the
Columbia Heights Christian
Church, 1435 Park road NV, to
discuss plans for a Bible class
association.
Mr.. Councillor, the moving
spirit behind the project, sug-
gested meeting July 4 week end
at the Methodist Church in
Leesburg, Va. The aim was to
have 2 delegates from 10 or II
classes Of five Protestant
denominations at the session.
The meeting came off as sched-
uled, with % delegates OF II
classes present. Denominations
represented were the Disciples
of Christ, Baptist. Methodist.
Lutheran and Presbyterian. The
name, Mems Organized Bible
Glass Association" was adopted
Three men who attended the
1922 meeting were at the 1858
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Minister BEGINS 5th Year

The Rev. j. Artley Leather
man. minister of Hamline Meth
odist Church, Sixteenth and
Allison streets NV, tomorrow
will begin his fifth year as min
lister. His topic at the II am.
service will be, "Is Christ Rele-
want to Our Age?"
Evening star., 1953-09-12

men and women of the area
into a Bible class and of bring
ing every member of the class
into a church. With its present
vigorous leadership, the organi-
zation should take long strides
toward attaining it's goals.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Bible People Is Topic

DR.. George M. Docherty, min
lister of New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, will preach on
People of the Bible" at the $50
and IL am. services tomorrow in
the church, 1913 New York ave-
nue. NV. DR.. Docherty will also
speak at the pm. service.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Attorney to Speak

Attorney George C. Pendle-
ton will describe the work of
the Washington Federation of
Churches at the IL am. service
tomorrow in Memorial Evangel-
ical U. B. Church, North Capitol
and r streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Reserve Bank Loans
In District Drop for
Fourth Straight Week
By WiIIiom A. MiIIen

For the fourth straight week.
outstanding loans of IA reserve
member banks here dropped in
the week ended June II. the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond revealed today.
Total loans and discounts for
Washington showed 1862, ,936, 900
against 1868. .306, 900 for the prior
week. But this compared with
1929 .092. 900 for the week ending
June 18. 1852. and 1868. .945. 900
for the week ending December
81, 1852. 2"-@
Commercial, industrial and
agricultural loans here reached
$148,317, 900 against $151 ,403, 900
for the prior week and $158,2l2,-
900 for December 81, 1852. and
$140,073, 900 on June 18 Of last
year. -
Real estate loans here totaled
$109, ,377 900, compared with
sos, ,426,0 the previous week;
$108, ,943, 900 for December 81.
1852. and $103 .094 900 for June
18, 1852.
Other loans, mostly consumer
loans, totaled $96, ,983, 900 against
$96. .343 900 for the week ending
June 10; $87,771 900 on Decenl-
ber 81, 1852, and $80,171 900 on
June 18 of last year.
Manager Named
A new advertising manager
for the eight Hahn Shoe Stores
of Washington and Baltimore
has been named. She is Miss v.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 20 Up CUSDA),-
Salable hogs, 5000: butchers and sows
uneven, so to 100 lower; market active
at decline; choice 1SO-23O-pound butch
ers,. 25.O0-26.O0; included numerous
loads 19O-22O pounds, 25. $4,000; go
pounds, %. 1924. 90: lot 37o bounds bounds
20.75; few lots 16O-17O pounds, 22. so,
and less. feS sUWs Choice aG9 aponad
pound ,sows, i7.S5-iS.5O. O-0'O-
Salabie cattle, 700; salable calves,
300; supply very light, but week end
outlet extremely narrow for practically
all represented weights and grades, few
sales about steady but others at new
low for week and some cattle held for
next Mondays market: few sales good
and choice steers, yearlingS and heif-
ers, 1700-21.00 commercial steers down
to I4.O0 and utility grades down to
Il 90; canner and cutter grass steers
and heifers about IN line with compare
bic cows; most Gamer and cutter cows
7:50-9.75; utility and commercial. 90
1870; few utility and commercial bulls,
13.O0-15.7 rs; commercial to prime VEAL
ers, 15.O0-21. 100; Gull and utility, 800
IA. 90; Gull calves down to $50
Salable sheep, 800; all classes steady;
good to prime native spring lambs mod
erately active at 25.O0-26.50; top 27. .0O
paid Sparingly; culls draggy at 1900
1900 with light offerings down to
1000; good No. skin old-crop lambs,
l03 pounds. 2O.5O; choice ouotable to
22.OO: Slaughter ewes 4 OO.R 30
Evening star., 1953-06-26

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