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HU. 3-5432
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

: GtKL, 1885, to share 1-bedrm. apt
with another. S45 per mo. plus
i, utils.. NJ; Conn ave and r st. nv.
OPPORTUNITY for man. 21-30 To
share home nr. Conn. ave. with
:. ex-Naval Ofncers. EN- 3-sS46. -2S
WHITE GIRL to share apt with one
!, other girl. Apply at 1902 Mass. ave.
; Mr.. TRAiLwAYS Bus TERMINAL
2 mattresses to share apt. with an
other girl. EX. 3-0S19,
NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
Fnul. middle-aged lady desires to
share apt. with another lady; TV,
window fan; Nreas. expenses. Cal
: 10. 5-O7SS. ewes
g YOUNG MAN wishes to share George
town apt. with another man; $50
GIRL to share with same, cool, attrac
g" bsmt. apt. OF Conn. ave. Zoo; S45
mo-. incl. utils. NO. 7-102&. -27
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and
HAYeWood I'd. NE.

Hardwood I'd. NE
An in-town DEVELOPMENT that offers
the '.away-from-t0Wn" atmosphere.
bordered with trees and having
lovely well-kept grounds. vet within
. 1-bus fare location.
All buildings are modern in design;
each apt. with large picture win
d0ws and storage and laundry ia
cilities provided
Now avatlable--Cne-b -bedrm, apt. with
modern equipped kitchen. iv. rnn.
and bath, IN 2-family and also g.
family buildings.
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ROOMS WANTED

-.ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
want board and room: two rooms
and bath In good home in or near
Oliver 1924. 26'
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ALExANDRIA---Aduits; newly dec,
restored sec; free PARKING: gardens.
CAN AID. 2-1010. 7-10 Am. 20
ARI... .2107 n. Rolfe ST.. blks. from
Rosslyn on Lee highway bus stop
.Lge. liv. rni... bedrm.. dinette KIT.
CON- % Navy Il IA Annex SSssi ana Fors Mysr
ARR. vA-smali apt. / biz shop
pins. 4 blk. bus-. quiet. empl-.
ARI.-a sdrns,. liv. rm. l..dins Z ON
tiled bath. ample closets. aii out.
side rms, sep; entr.. adults only.
q s'si pm. '1s saadas, : kE, 4 so5sls as sss
Arlington. close In. mr.. Washins-
ieS s.a% saS .ss ss 'aSRpas sss mo- o
ALEx.-Immac. . bedrms.. liy. r rm..
lge. equip. kit. pvt. bath, sun deck.
Ideal for cple: With baby. Hest and
h;w.; furn;; s77.50. TE. 6-295T or
ARiLrNaTON. on wilson blvd. eony.
Pentagon and Arlinston Hall--Sl 90
per mo-, incl. al utils.: avail. the
lst. Liv. rm.. dressing rn., lge
kit; bath. IA. 5-s1a7 or "a
1903 sss1s. e.. QUEEN ST., All, W. va
bdrm.. liy; rm., dinette. kit, bath:
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. ny Ma. s.soso.
BEAUTIFUL AIT. 1908 N. Court
House rd.. Apt. No. 8; avail. now:
3 girls or adult cple., $110 mo.
10. 5-1975 or ia. s-2l27. so
EXTRA-LARGE ROOMS
nice 1-bedroom apt.
tastefully furnished. eonY. % Penta-
gon, Fort Myer, Navy Annex; In
modern, well-managed bids. $es. so.
Apply janitor, &01 CQmmonNealth
ave. Alex. VI. DREYFuSs BROS.
1919 18th Ct: nv. MA. S-06S2:
BOULEVARD GARDENS
Near National Airport--1-h -hedrm., Nv.
rm.. kit. and bath apt.T decorated:
In Garden project. ut 1888 Ahingdon
dr.. lust on Mount Vernon hwy. at
BaShford Ia: &76 mo-, all utals. incl
See janitor or SHANNON d LUCHS
CO.. 1905 II ct. NV. Ma. e-23f6.
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APIS. FuRflisHED {.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
2 BEDROOMS
with
ALL NEW FURNITURE

Kitchen equipped with new Beauty
refsi.. carriage disposal. large gas
range, exhaust fan: spacious rooms,
automatic laundry facile.. off-street
parking; large equipped recreation
area: shopping center at corner Of
conv. to transp. ana churches. Dir.
Out Nichols ave. to Ala. left on
Ala. to Wheeler rd.. right on
Wheeler I'd. to Wahler pi.. left on
Wahler pl. to rental once.
10. 2-s7ss ON. $500
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RENTALS FROM $50 so

TO inspect. see agent at. lst and
Taylor sta. ne. from 10 an. 70
pm. Or call RA. 6-256g. tM-2 bus
j. B. TIFFEY b SON
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EFFIC. APT, $65 NO.
APT. /. 1412 IRVING ST. NV.
Mod. I I'm. kit. and bath: comfor-
tably furn newly redecorated; close
TO stores and transp.: utils. incl.
9vnss O. ..s Hs Es 2sRa ysaessSE q I'M + 2ss7s .Ss
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

I411 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Nice rm.
y with pvt. shower bath for gentle
man: pvt. detached home near 14tf
s.. car and 1eth st. bus; excellent
board. zee
THE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Mice single and double rooms for
young ladies' and men: lovely home:
: showers. elevator: excel. board. 27'
1st FIR; new home, pvt. liy.. rn..
hagstone terrace: trees: ideal for
ret. gentleman or cpie. IA. 5-6125.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OO1-Nice
Sgle. rm.. S13 Wk.; dble.. $12. Good
meals. Young people. CO. 5-2493.
1897 18th ST. N.w.-sinsIe and
double room. one with private bath.
140I 18th ST. N.w.-Larse double:
newly decor; selected menu: switch
UPPER 10th ST. N.w.-Twin bedrms
in spacious detached private home.
Older child welcome. ia. 9-5307.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--k.E.

PARKsmE. cor. 2nd and D ne
Cheerful rms. some with kits; daily
maid and phone serv. Wkly.. sgie..
, $50; dble.. S12-S16.50. Ii q
542S. -26
I4s YOU ST. N.E.-Gentieman,s re-
(, fined; pvt. telephone. DE. 2-9468..
DELE. AND ,sGLE. RMS. new house.
/. new furniture. foam rubber mat
tresses, air-cond,; television; elose
before 4 pm.
CoLoRED-FURN. RM. for Q girls or
"a men: kit. privils. AD. 2-02S6.
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240O 18th ST. NV.
Large rooms; living rm., bedrm., kit
and bath. $67.50. one smaller apt.
ala soujTTHi CAROLINA AVE. s. :,
Living rm.. 2 bedrnis., kit. and bath,
MARSHALL, J. wAPLE co.
1924 14ths st. NV. AD. 4-2OO5
HAMPTON COURTS APTs.
2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Bedrm., liv. rni., kit. dinette. bath.
ALL UTILS. INCL. ELEV. BLDG. !.
CO. s-Ssss NO. III 7-sffes
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Completely Equipped

Completely Equipped
apt: TV. silver china and linens
In Pooks Hill mr.. Naval Hospital.
Bethesda. SITS per mo. Call MR..
HELMAN 1t HO. 2-4460. -28
HAYWOOD GARDENS
MT kAfNiER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY )
Just across the District line. One
bus fare. conv. to shopping center
and theater; excellent bus transpor-
tation.
Nicely furnished apt. reception hall.
living rm.. dinette. bedrm., Kitchen
and bath; $105 including utilities
Reception hall, living rm., dinette, 2
bedrms. kitchen and bath: S124.2 20.
Including utilities. Available Aug. /.
Plenty OF parking. Lovely grounds.
Apply In person. WA. 7-6200.
RENTAL OFFICE opEN DAILY. 9
I'LL 5: SUNDAY. 1 TILL 5. --26
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Studio and bedroom apartments In
one Of Wastington's finest apart
ment buildings recently completed
Decorated BY Dorothy Draper. Inc
Masnificent views. year.ronnd air
conditioning secretarial telephone
service. package receivinG room, rooi
sun deck. overlooking city and Pc.
tomac Valley ainplified master teie.
vision antenna system ground floor
laundry inside garage Rents as low
unentS Manager on permises
.250O wisconsin Ave NV
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DOWNTOWN AT sTATLER
1l12 18th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efIicieney IN iarse
apt. bldg. with switchboard and
elevator service See res mgr
:" j. K MckEEvER Co. INC
1879 Z st. NV ST, 3-SsW,
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NEW DE LUKE APTS.
WINCHESTER
TAKOMA
NEARING COMPLETION
8 ELEVATORS

. G11EI " n i O1t0
TAKoAlA PARKS FIRST 6-STORY
BUILDING. BEAUTIFUL LARGE
LoggY SPACIOUS ROOMS; E1; E1;
TRA-LANQE CL0SETs, CORNER
WINDOWS, CCLORED TILE BATHS.
BRIGHT KITCHENS LARGE WEST.
INGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS WITH
DEEP FNEEzE; AMPLE LAUNDRY
FACILITIES: MASTER TV AN
TENgNsA; WIRED FOR AIR-coNDI-
GARAGES
/ Large Bedroom $3.50 UP
2 Large Bedrooms 1O9.5O UP
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
JU. 9-3O66 or ~. S-4192
DIRECTIONS: Maple and Ritchie
ayes.i Out Pfpey Branch I'd. to
Phila. ave. (trafnc light. right 3
blks. to Maple left on Maple 4
short blks. to building on left.
SHAPIRO INC.
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
1913 & st. NV. ME. S-1717
TRENTON TERRACE
Attrac.. large 1-bedrm. apt. S92 so;
Q bedrms., S120; also Q bedFms, un-
furn., $3.50: garden typeg all utfls
10. 2-061s. 10. 2-640O. -2S
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AIR CONDITIONED
1905 Constitution ave. n.e.--Isiv. rri.,
deer s7asn qne'ss oUARaNrY IA. sa'f RranTY nsr
NC. 1923 10th st. NV. MA. s-05s7.
1913 ard ST. N.E-DUPLEx
2 rms. kit, dinette and bath. Rear
jossHHfP;HH sHHfP;H 4. BRUNO INC.
so3 n St NV. ST. 3-332o
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TRENTON TERRACE
Attrac.. large. 2 bedrms.: garden
type; all utils; $3.50. Also / bed.
rm., furn.; S92.50. 10. 2-06lS OF
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809-11 OTIS PL. NV.
/ BEDROOM, $71.50
Eiv. rm., dinette, Kit and bath; In
mod. apt. bldg. in very convenient
neighborhood TALL utils. ipcll avail
able now. See janitor on premises,
j. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1883 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS00
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1901 WYOMING AVE NV.
Spacious apt. Immediately available.
completely furnished, large enough
for 8 girls. To inspect see Mrs.
BURN q MAIZE. ST. 3-2s15. Us
ao,a HAMPT9S NsW TasMs2gfRs MG2gnTs AyTs. syE NV
BACHELOR APT.
i RIM. Refgr.. Bath. utils Incl.
co. b-bs3S NO. 7-lg9S
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COLORKD -e ADJOINING FMS,
share kit. Also rms. elsewhere. Nicely
furn. RA. 6-6S9b.
,CoLORED-MIDDLE RM.. furn.:
settled lady or girl Employed; cook
ing and laund. priyils.; 81 VIZ. Du.
Evening star., 1954-07-26

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for . lovely furn. apt. at
reas rentf Wonderful selections, ali
parts D. c. Let me show you. For
free rental service. CALL MANDEL.
NE. s-6414, weekdays. 80
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apis. lib Minis. to Downtown
Express Bus Seryice-One Fare
QNE-BEDRM. APIS. S9S-Sl06
Immed. eccup. An utils. Included
Res. Mgr. Apt. 5. 10. a-a77e
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AIR-CONDITION
CARLTON HOUSE

APTS. UNFURNlSHED-D. c.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

RENTTALL ElST I. 2elg,ET7caEy elg,y7say opEN !, AZ DAILY.
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5S2o FoOTE ST. NV bedrms. /;
i bedrm. for S62. SO. once 6101 Dix
st. ne. WA. 7-1121: LU. 2.6772.
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VERY DESIRABLE, good NV. sec.-
Spacious. modern. beautiful. 1-bed-
,.. rm; apts.. accom-. 3; SOS and 500
! s.E.--Mod liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit
shops parfine 10 2-ei77 soH'
Evening star., 1954-06-10
1900 Mexicans Riot
In Sonora in WaVe.o
Anfi-Americanism
Oy the Assoeiotsd Press

CANANEA. Sonora, Mexico.
June 10.-Anti-American feel
ing, repeatedly famed by known
Communist leaders of Mexico.
burst into an open riot yesterday
in which an estimated 5000 per-
sons forced the release Of eight
"land squatters" from jail.
Federal troops were rushed
from the Sonora state capital
of Hermosillo to this city, Is
miles south Of the Arizona bor-
der, last night in an effort to
prevent bloodshed.
Police Chief Teonlo Peralta.
who freed the prisoners, said at
least 100 soldiers would be sta
toned here until things become
safe again."
Shout "DOwn With Yankees"
Shouts Of down with Yankee
imperialism" and burn the
American homes" were heard
from the crowd as they stoned
the municipal building and city
jail until Chief Peralta opened
the jail doors.
Insults were hurled at state
and federal government officials.
Windows were broken in the
city buildings that house the
Cananea Cattle Co., which owns
the land challenged by the
squatters.
The cattle company, like the
Cananea Copper Co., a division
Of Anaconda Copper Co., whose
mines employ most Of the popu-
lation, is owned by citizens Of
the United States. There are
approximately 200 Americans liv-
ing here.
The eight men first went onto
the land with papers which they
claimed gave them ownership
authority under the Mexican
constitution. Chief Peralta said
"the papers were worthless" He
notified Abraham Mayo, Sonora
state attorney, and the men
were arrested.
Bailed Out by Leftist.
A few days later Erasmo Lo-
zano. widely known left-wing at
torney, arrived from Mexico City
and bailed them out. Mr.. Mayo
announced there would be no
bond for a second arrest, but the
eight were arrested on the land
again yesterday.
Lombardo Toledano, left-wing
leader and chief of the Latin
American Syndicate of Workers.
was in this city a few weeks ago.
Another leftist leader, Jaciento
Lopez, candidate for governor,
was expected last night.
Chief Peralta promised the
crowd that well arrest these
men again this is a Jail
break" His regular police force
consists Of 13 officers, nine of
Evening star., 1954-06-10
Mother Admits Exforiion,
Victim Offers Fare Home
BY Tho Asseeiassd Press

PASADENA. Calf. June To-
A mother who pleaded guilty to
attempted extortion not only has
escaped jail but has been offered
railroad fare home by her in
tended victim.
Matte Mae Heath. 23. who has
three small children. wept yes
terday when Superior Court
Judge Kenneth c. Newell granted
her probation. Then she stared
wide-eyed when the Judge told
her that r. w. Caspers. wealthy
loan company executive, wanted
to give her 500 for travel fare
to Elgin, III.
1t was Mr.. Caspers. too. who
had posted $2,500 bail for Mrs.
Heath when she was arrested last
March z with her husband, DON
aid T. Heath, %. They were
accused of trying to extort $10,-
900 from Mr.. Caspers. Heath
was sent to State Prison for one
to five years.
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Hur Tzeon Plans
Installation Of Officers

Congregation Har Tzeon Of
Montgomery County will hold "a
dance and installation Of officers
at $3.50 pm. Saturday at the
Montgomery Hills Junior High
School, Seminary road and Sec
ond avenue. Silver Spring.
New officers to be installed by
Rabbi Arthur Talmadge include
Raymond KaSs, president; Wal
lace Mandell and Meyer Mathis,
vice presidents; Russell Selig,
treasurer; Milton Hoffman, David
Smith and Maurice Greenman,
secretaries.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

them former miners who con-
tracted silocosis.
An American oficial Of the
cattle company, who refused to
be identified, told the Associated
Press:
These men deliberately went
on our land and refused to leave.
They knew what they were doing.
The Communists have been badg-
ering them against us for more
than q year. This has finally
come to o head.n
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-22
Church Notices

BAPTIST
901 f. Spruce 81.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei service
Ills s.m.-Nisel worship service
7:30 p.m.-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
,a11 Main st
10 m. Sunday School.
II a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Rev. S Masunaga to
speak.
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It's l.; ); [, t!!;h!fQL!!,A!'!'!,W,l,1
aN~d n n = soSr ="
CONFLICT OF LAWS

There are 40 different states in
our federal union each state haV-
ing its own laws under VIII n
its citizens live As long as the
citizens stay in their RESPECTIVE
states and deal with people in their
own state no conflict of laws or
dinarily arises
However. when people of differ
ent states begin dealing with each
other tn parts many times Will
find that the laws of one state are
in conflict with or are different
from the laws of the other state.
The question arises as to what law
governs.
This conflict can arise in almost
any field of the law For example
a contract may be made in n e
state and performed in another .
will may be made in one state
and probated in another Is pro-
perty located in one state subject
to taxation by another? What law
governs? Many times the answer
is a difficult one to determine
In addition the federal govern
ment has its own set of laws on
some subjects.
One example of the conflict of
laws may arise in an automobile
collision. John Brown a resident of
Washington. while driving in Ida
no. may be struck by another car
owned and operated by Ted Smith
also I S t of Washington.
John Brown sues Ted Smith in the
Superior Court in Washington. The
law of W h state determines
Whethere there was negligence on
tn part of Ted Smith? 1t is the
law of Idaho even though bot h
parties are residents of Washing
ton and are trying their case in
a Washington Court
The confusion resulting from the
conflict of laws is recognized as
a real problem and one on which
serious thought and attention are
being centered
(This column is written to in
form not advise Facts may change
the application of the law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-22
lansei Appear
On " Program

Making their debut ON teleVislon
Tuesday afternoon we're several
children of Japanese ancestry who
appeared with other sixth or 1derS
from Colman School in a Christ
mas program on KINGS Commu-
nifty Workshop
Among those on the program
were Joyce Jinka Ellen Kimura
Sharon Go. Judy Sakata Jerry
Fukuhara Richard Masumoto
Hickey Isomura and Ray Kondo
The program. mostly Christmas
songs. was directed by Virginia
Richards assisted by Miss Cady
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-22
St. Peters Society In Christmas Affair

Twenty-Five girls of the st Pc
ter's Girls Friendly Society atten-
ded the annual Christmas get-to-
gether Monday evening with st
Andrews Episcopal Church ut
Green Lake The Girls Friendly
Society is a Christian service orga-
nization for girls from to IL
Advisers for the group are Mrs.
Jiro Aoki, Betty Shoji Mrs 70
Maekawa and Mrs Seiji Baba
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Beacon Hill Duplex

Uear Marine Hospital. Older but
solid and roomy. Extra unit in
basement with plumbing. Double
garage 30 100 lot adjoining. in
Guided Price of $14 $50 also in
cludes furnishings and appliances.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-22

Bishop Stephen Bayne Jr of the
diocese of Olympia will make his
annual visit to the church on ia
ruary Q Officers of the various
ORGANIZATIONS will join with the
b shop in a dinner meeting at
p m. Bishop Bayne will hold con-
firmaticn services at 7.3O pm. and
will 7ddi ess the congregation
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Japanese Baptlsi Church To Observe
Yuletide Holidays With Two Events

Japanese Baptist Church has
scheduled two Christmas events
for the coming holidays.
The Sunday School children will
present their program at 7:3O m.
Thursday. December %. Sunday
School superintendent Yaeko Sa-
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kai will be in charge
At 7:5o pm. Saturday. Decem-
Der 25. there will be the annual
church drama and the church
choir's selections Mrs Lulu Ka-
shiwagi is directing the play
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CONGREGATIONAL

CONGREGATIONAL
sos 18TH 60.
10 am.-Sunday School
10 m -Issei Sunday morning
service God And Human Suffer
ing" topic for Rev All Chin Tsai.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei Sunday morn
ing service The Coming of
the Word" topic for Mrs Marvin
Capewell
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METHODIST
1895 Washington st.

1895 Washington st.
10 a.m.-Church school Skeptics
Hour
11:15-Nisei worship service
Christmas Sunday Rev Yasaki's
sermon. "a Lesson From The Blu
sy Inn" Choir anthem. Jesu Bam-
bino "
7 p.m.-Sunday School Christ
mas program.
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1919 Weller St.
IL am.-YBA service.
p.m.-Issei service. The Rev. K
lkuta to speak
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9Th Ave. s.
10 a m. -Issei service Young a
dult class Sunday School
11:15 a m.-Nisei worship.
7:30 m-Young Believers Eel
lowship
ST, PETER'S CHURCH
1910 King st.
December rs 10 am. Christ
mas Communion Service.
December 20 9 am. Issei wor-
ship service; 11:15 am. Nisei wor-
ship service
January 10 an Annual New
Years joint Issei and Nisei service
January % am, Joint Issei
and Nisei service. Holy Communi-
on; 7:30 pm. Confirmation service
and address by Bishop Stephen
Bayne Jr.
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FAITH BIBLE
LBS 18th Ave.

$50 Sunday School
11-Worship service with Sum-
ner Osborne. speaker
$50 Evening fellowship.
8 am. Sunday-Japanese Gospel
Hour over Station KNBX-1050 on
the radio dial Akira Hattori will
speak in Japanese and Hideo Aoki
in English
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Walking Distance to Buddhist
Church

2 bedrooms. redecorated. living
and dining rooms. roomy kitchen
pantry Full basement new auto.
oil furnace. garage. $4,000. Owner
will consider renting to right par
ty.
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MUSINGS by arlene.

Sometime about 1900 odd ago
Bethlehem greater portion of
a
percentage
population many beings residing on the
lobe are by
the Sunday symbol
dead universally observed
Hteracy medicine and
countries
rapdly
Disciples languages peoples
none and
fathers seeking freedom
principle
which grea. upon progress of
other that established themselves
twining themselves o Christmas
Often the bother these what
Christmas really Disciples
pom changes
ago a Sta over a ii
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Omega. Girard Perregaux,
Longines. Hamilton and Elgsn
watches. Trifari and Kre-
mentz jewelry . RCA radios
teIevisiOns and ranges Sun
beam. General Electric and Univ
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Juneau Street Near Beacon Ave.
Smaller 2 bedroom Full base
ment Modern auto. oil heating
plant with radiators in each room
Living roo mis- knotty cedar Level
10 so lot. SO $50 FILA.
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ersal appliances Siiverwars
Toys Parker and Sheaf-
fer pen and pencil Telechron
and General Electric clocks
BilifOlds and handbags
Diamond rings from $50 to So 900
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

Mfs hlaachc Ayefaut WaJtn,
8 a!ed ID Ue Goat&jde Cola-
launIN Hospital carly Thursday
morning March Z. after Only /
few hours Illness following i
heart attack She had made hen
home ia Fu!mglle lol the past
nine months.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted Friday afternoon al ?
O'Clock n Doyne Funeral Home
by the Rev James r. Kennedy
pastor Of Fmmyille Presbyterian
Church and the Rev William B.
Rogers pastor Of College Church.
A eraveside service will be held
at 3 O'Clock with intellneit in tile
family section at Bmery Church
cemetery. near KeysWne
She was a daughter of George
Ayerrt and Rosa Williamson
Averett born III Mecklenbu4g
county on July 10. 1878 On June
20 l892 she married James Floyd
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Or. ( 'llaries ~ tinor
Once Hin Professor
dies In Biloxi. Miss.

nr fnarlea ) 4saoaI d n.u
Ham 4 clea u huJ~l Ni
taeada Mach : ANA, suIiet
ING a bart attack Saturday NhI!e
on = picture tour Of Mississippi
and LOUISIANA colleges,
The I55-year-old dean 81 the
Arts and Sciences Graduate
School .at Duke UNIVERSITY WIS a
native of Augusta. Ga ana a
graduate Of Hampden Sydney
College, Hampden Sydney Va
He held PhD from Johns Hop
kins University at Baltimore
Or. Sydnor Went to Duke iii
1886 a4ld was named dean n
1882 Before going to Duke Ne
served pn the faculties Of Flamp-
den-SE hney and TIE University III
Mississippi
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05

Miss Temple Lipscomb steno-
arap1er ID the Credit Department
Of tho. Methodist Publishing House
in Rlchmond spent the past
week send With her mother. NIls.
Lipseomb and family at their
home near Abilene Sine was here
particularly to attend the cele-
bration OF her mother birthday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-05
Personal Mention

Ebert Clarke, assistant manager
Of the J ] Newbery Co store
here. viii leave tbs week end to
3unie milar dutle, at the com
pany6 store IN Salem va MIS-.
Clarke and then daughter, Bleu-
da Kay. will Join him when ac-
-omm 3dauon ale found