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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR REM

BLDG, FOE BENT 70 patent attorney.
ton: .ofnces LIST a.: beautiful lounge.
bed chambers baths, store rms. and
kit. End and Sd u.s.: long lease, minor
changes mede for approved tenant:
e Cni1, nv ~ 'S Ssss0. shown Oy Spps'
AIR-CONDlTlONED. newly renovated:
bldg: financial distTict. 1929 YER
pns sTs ca Dr 81 rs-S .Ssi.
o Ss Hds ssrY isfs CONN., ap0 ~. G nS
z PRItxTHH OFFICES, new air-cond.
building. furnished. telephone sery-
Win isn re assis ssD:;ra III Ma 81 .e'
MARsHzEE JR.. 407 Main S.:
1b bs9rfkk s ~ N.w.-onice suite Cd 81 4
or as separate ofices. Good lease.
and reasonable rental includes all
utils. and lanitor service INQUIRE
g. ST. 1S SsA K st; n.v; s q gar MR.
architects. or any one interested IN
offce and residence combined In AL.
LIST Commercial: Dupont Circle loce-
Jon 1926 Conn. ave. CO. $4,000.
si Tsskaay sPR ING mo mo- Modern profess
sionai ofices. Zig building. Fur;
nished. Location and set-up ideal
for orthod.,- periodontist, medical
spec, etc. Part or fun time. Rea-
, sCpab DSn S W s s7Sli E2,w4ooS So.
#. Of 2nd-fi0or space with private
entrance, large conditioned re-
ception room and private ONCE, rlus
10 smaller efiees. Avail. tmmsd
Call MT, Ho,land; n: SID MITHJYY
1871 K ST NV N.M.ss e.: suite con-
tanning 500 50. It. in elevator BLDG:
Call Mr.. Holland. II. q. SMlTHY
Co, Sl1 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
ATR-CoND. furn. once. wash BIDS.
18th ard N. 3: ave; IL beaut. suite.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIHi 70 STUDIO
and once; SIS month: downtown
location. MR.. JOHNSON. NO.
CoSN AND n; a few yd.: from
tire LIST e.. street entr.; 4 rms. pvt
bath; 1000 SO. f.: heaut. Co
C lon. w stsle o vens ne eod Snci .e1T
Ices: oper q to 8. Phone AD.
ACROSS FROM srArLER. zoos 10Th
st. NV; de luxe once space 50
Q foot; parking adj. NE. S-SSSO.
18th AND COLUMBIA m. NV: Q
front rooms, End floor; newly deco
rated. flre-proof building; very reas.
Cali co 5-Sg5l. -,
STUDY oc.te9. 70 ooi sA ;desi scr csniie;S
dancer, artist. photographer: tnex-
penSiye. DE. 2-0323 AD. 2-9279.
ARL4. vA1 3-rm. suite. vic. Heeht's
at Gleb4 I'd. and Kann'y At FAIR
fax. DR.; S7S mo. incl beat, eiee.
. E-RKin II o.T5a2 Iii
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CLOSE 10 INDUSTRIAL and pro-
posed N. z. ave. bridge. mr.. 33rd
ana w SITS. n.e.-Approx. 10000
50. It. Attractive terms. ST. 81
IBRE1rERSGAN REALTY CO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALI

WATERFRONT ON WEST RIvER-
rms. West River 4244 81
DRUM POINT BEACH. MD: Wooded
lot 75x1Q0. will trade for q '52
Chew. must be in good cond. Ca1l
s cS 9TPE;m. and before 10 an
NV 'sissodSoM coTTAGE-shenan.
doah River. Swim. boat. fish. hunt.
Elec. $3.50. Easy terms Also lots.
] hour from Fails Church. p
sa scbMl ETDE2 G SSsna hom. on Is
IDEAL for retirement; chieken farm.
Several others. Shady side. Felicity
Cove, etc. B. M. ODLUM, RE. z
52I6 or drive to Deale and phone
MR.. RICE. West River 6703. --.21
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic,
Md.-Cottages and l0ts for sale to
college graduates approved BY Mem
bership committee. Community bldg,
organized recreation, bay beach with
trees and stream; cottages for rent.
Drive down As mi. beyond Prince
Frederick. Literature on request.
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VACATION PLACES

CAMP - Suitable for
church group Or family; week OF
CHRISTMAS COVE. ME.-July rental.
3-bedrm. ocean front: furnished coy.
thereafter, En-. 3-4222. -21
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CEDARHURST

We proudly offer the most outstand.
ing large, sxDSnsiSels fuIn det s;a,S
ity. It's beautiful design Is most Of:
tractive. Among many features. Il
Hardwood floors. firepL. jalousies
awnings. 2 very mod. baths. lovely
white picket fence with brick base;
garage and storerooms. bathh0use.
On the Chesapeake Bay. and only
As Minis. from WASHINGTON. Mr.. Glib
son. 10. 7-29S0. with
M. PAUL HANNAH
1872 18th st. NV. ME. S-4100
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End TRUSTS
RIA 6-22aI. ia. a-6576 day or ewes
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LOANS .esal.l

WANTED $500 q rspay bank loan
viii fepay 500 mo: plus mt. ga
ssepE.d ~ y ne e. .l lle; Writs Bon 4se
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cent. !

ALEXANDRIA, MOST DESIRABLE
Over 100 units In this modern,
garden-type building that "a. priced
at less than z times annual income.
Truly . bargain for an investment
syndicate. For further details, call
KI. 5000. ask for Mr.: PEOPLES:
20O7 MT. Vernon Ave-. Alex. We;
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MEDICAL-DENTAL
AIR-COND. BLDG.

Attractive oElces now available. Cen
trail location. eenVenient parking,
seereteriai syiteheoard. ianitc9r ga,
ma. 6-26So. --Zz
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WATERFRONT PRoP FoR RENT

COTTAGE on the water, cool and
/ convenient. Would Ike settled
couple or small family. For months
Of July and August; rental Sl75
per mo Phone Annapolis 3-30S7.
NEELD ESTATE AT PLUM POINf-
Bay-front colleges. $40 to SIS pei
week. See A. D. NEELD on property
WILL RENT to reliable party his.
torical home on Patuxent River,
oyerlookine Chesapeake Bay,
rms, 2 baths; fully equipped; $500
per mo. Call after 9 pm, co
sSC TIEHNSTSisrs CLIFF, Port Republic
Md,-Fllrnished cottages for rent g
college graduates by week. $50 g
$50. See our I'D under For Sale. III
SPEND YOUR VACATION at Tai
Timbers, Nd: bookings 2-wk. period;
or lohger: accom-. 8; ami. shaded
to waters edge: excellent view and
bathing; $50 wkly. Write II. j.
JUENEMANN, Tan Ttmbers, Nc;
TALL ruMBERs, MD.-waterfroni
cottage. Good fishing and swimming
a.m.c. LA. 6-S652.
FURN. 2-bedrm. home. Ripping Forest,
Nd. for summer ana teIl season
5000. I'm. 3-S163. -EA
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lst AND end Trust LOANS MADE
24-hour service. Cali II. 3.O442;
JKFFRReON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP
IOWRR PAYMENTS LESS nFTERE6T
Let me refinance your home and con-
soltdate your present trusss. tneESgs
teresf and give you any balance q
eash Cali NR. MILLER NJ y
1870; evenings. La. 6-51o4.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(comfimued.l
l1nz EYE ~. NV.

l107 EYE ST. NV.
iav.: VIII redee.: heat and no!
water furn.; rent, $50. p. J
WAL9EE. INC. 111b Eye St. NV
MA. R.nA6a. I'll
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AVIATION

FOE sALE-cEssNA I7O-Low time,
late model engine; Win. radio. cross
wing landing gear; CONTACT ME.
Airport. 50. 1883. Iii
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.--Warehouse 1000
So. it.; overhead doors. front and
ing: paved rear yard. Call MR..
JONES, OIL. 10000. -23
NJ 7. AVE. NE. AREA--About 5000
50. It. 2nd comm; drive-in, 2 Offices,
wash room. $500 mo. A. NJ. ROTH.
RE. 1880. 20
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IASo DOYUl--Ramhlor sites, to0x2Q0
&. Lngge develop. facing CQlesytlle
81, paSt silver sprsps. ~ n COO
Right ON GEOR0AA AVEs-over
SCOTT. frontage. wheaton AREA. 10
acres, only. $3.50 Der acre. Fast.
going section. Property y clear;
2. CoNNER. 1927 Z s. NV. RI.
LEVEL LOT IN choice resi-
| Dental section OF Bethesda; 7O-ft,
| frontage. this lot has been cleared
but still has several nice trees. eau
KkUHM kD.-1M acre. mr.. Burtcus-
VIE; trees with Steam; 50, $50.
$3.50 cash 81 la q \. DEvKLopA.ENT
IAESE;NHw0oRS .zccS; tract. a 600;
$3.50. All III me s'i HcTmiesites. pr ss'
| tive restrictions; easy terms with
discount for cash; 8 mi: silver
Spring, Il; & 4. DEVELoPMniNT
AIfaNM6O R1z 20 Beautiful homssite,
SS5xS6o It.; o mi. Silver Spring:
| gently rolling, large trees; oppof-
tunity to develop sunken garden or
pool: $1,000 and paved road assess.
y, q Il. DEVELOPMENT CO.. 10.
lst COMMERCIAL corner lot on Ken
~. < St. NV. Ma. s-esss, Wo.
CLOSE 10 INDUSTRIAL and pro-
| posed N. 7. ave. bridge. mr.. 33rd
ana w sts. u.e.-Approx. 10000
So. It. Attractive terms. ST. B.
BRErTERMAN REALTY CO.
Real buy in. So building lots At q
price that offers real. investment
located Just Of HWY. /. near Mt.
Vernon High School: water. no
sewer, but located In section In
cluded in Fairfax Co. sewer plan;
lots frontage 1OOx125 It.
JE. 2.79O0 20
BUILDERS. ATTENTION
| 80 lots as an entirety, Wheaton area.
90 lots recorded subdivision Is an en-.
tirety. Silver Spring.
as lots recorded subdivision. Bethesda,
| for quality homes.
liz lots, Bannockburn area, 2 blks.
! OF Macarthur blvd.
Is lots Oh Mass. ave. extended, AL
ready to so: sewer and water lat
So acres for subdivision. BannOck-
so acres for subdivision. near KEN
wood Country Club. Mr.. Lebling.
ewes. and Sun. OF. 4-66Se.
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-S260
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19-UNIT APT. NV.
Priced at 61s Times Income
o Just under D $4,000 S Per ". With low
rentals ranging from $3.50 to S75
per month. Excel. value. FULLY occu-
pied, in choice area. CALL MR..
WEISS, ME. 8-54OO or Ewes. HE.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 K st. NV. NE. $500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEASnoRE PROPERTY

BEACH. DEL.-Right on
Co sSESS' s1RO sSSiAt cc;oTTAGE. modern
corveniences. maids room: best To-
cation, block from ocean: exclu-
siye section: JULY, AUGUST: SEPT.
o BOX 1856 Centreville. Md. 80
FOR RENT. Ocean City, Md.-Un-
usually attrac. modernistic cottage;
100 #. from ocean. Sun deck; fire.
pl., 2 bedrms.. bath. An additional
bedrm. and bath avail. Ewes. Otis
1881. -23
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

STORE AND, WAREHOUSE or gear
brick garage, 1913 14th st. NV,
$226 mo. Store, to good tenant,
$175. OWNER. co. $4,000 week
sT fsSSRsiEs FOR RENr-were $3.50
500 mo-; now 500 mo: "a IA.
excellent downtown Medical Center.
approx. 700 50. it.. opp. bus stops.
NE. $500. WA0GAMAN-BRAW-
sTTooksiE FOR RENT. located 18th and
New York ave. NV. S25 month.
Apply 1875 New York ave. NV. or
phone Wo. 6.S942. rs !.
FALKLAND, MD.-1,S00 50. It: q
floor space. Aft. frontage: $17b
per mo: Evergreen 4-67S2. ga
s:e.--Qood for dry cleaners. etc.
essi BBTESSI6iENsBURG RID. NE
czSss SIS Ssas1O mo- s LAT es2oSSu si
with large 1st ar. store or ofices.
$500 per mo. r. A. uUMPHR1E S.
Realtors, Ma. 8-5O20. -22
r.., 500 ILL Ilth st; NV: ,...u
heat, hot-water iurn.i reas: rent.
( NV. ma. S-646S. --21
1920 GEORGIA AVE.
For rent, new store 33x90 with park
ing for 10 cars in rear. $500 mo.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

AMERICAN, 25-ft.. 3 rooms; equip.
$3.50 cash; Tower g-4lSS. -,
mum: must see IN !. appreciate;
$4,000. BLANDY'S TRAILER
COURT, Space g. Rockville Pike.
Trade 1sIc6T' MSiop HI; FURNISHINGS. !
bedrm. apt. mr.. rentaeon. on mod
Can n h Sc taken THii over. "a. s-s5itG
after through Friday. 25th. --21
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REAl fsTATE LOANS

End TRUsTs. Arilneton area; imIsed
si ssS WIS sISa q! s Sa 1s5sssSS
HARroW REALTY Co. Realtors
HONEY on end 1RU6T-We vii
buy 1nd-tRust notes y. c., neerb.
M slr q vi aET Ss:s1SnHels ra sSxiI VA
MENT Core. 1912 N. = ave. nv
list, 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS. covering
y. c.. nearby Nd. and Va. proper
ties. Financial relief for al pur.
poses, including repairs. remodeling
additions or improvements
APEX REALTY CO.
oil n. 7. Ave. NV. ST. S-le1s
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FIRST CoMMERcIAT-BricF bIdS.
going business on ist A.. and . lse.
apt. on Ind a. containing 3 bed
rms. and bath, liy. rnA and KIT;
gas h.-w. heat Nets better than
llS. CALL NE; $500 EYES.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1A1k K at. NV NE. $1,000
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FALLS CHURCH
Adjoining new supermarket at 132
West Broad st lLeesburg pikel.
Sores to oe built with possession
on 9 ut large private parking
lot: convenient to these stores.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EM. $500
1O2-FT. FRONTAGE
6.4O0 Ga. It. including basement IN
established Clarendon shopping
area: conv. to parking: newly re-
modelled front.
ASS-BERGER, INC.
M. $500
3728 MINNESOTA AVE.
NE, CORNER LOCA-
TON. IN FRONT OF
BUS STOP; SUITABLE
MOST ANY TYPE OF
BUSINESS.
FOR INFORMATION
CALL OWNER
EN-. 2-7479
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SOUTH ARLINGTo
TARA SNOWFLAKE
vIRGINIA'S FINEST

"A CAREFULLY selected va
riety of fine homes, for your
inspection. Chosen from our
many listings for quality and
value.
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GARAGES

PARKING GARAGE
eSS q st. NV. P. j. WALSHE. INC,
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 6-646S. III
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The Week in Religion
U.S. Youths, Free Of School,
PIunue Into Church Work

modelling a former detention
camp in Malaga for use as
leadership training center for
that country. Another is build
ing a basketball court for
youngsters in Thailand, and a
third is helping construct an
orphanage for girls in Lebanon.
Besides those young Ameri-
cans working overseas, more
than IS have signed up for SIM
liar work in this country.
Nine Rural Work Camps.
The projects Of the American
Friends Service Committee in
clude nine rural work camps,
mostly on or near American In
dian reservations, with about
200 volunteers. ~
Another ZOO American youths
are in service units in eight
Mexican villages and In Fl SAL
vador.
j. One Of the Quaker projects,
"Internes in Industry" brings
together mostly college youth.
including some from other coun-
tries who attend colleges in the
United States.
In groups Of about 20, they
are living together and working
in industry. usually in cities and
environments new to them, to
see chow the rest of the world
lives" Such groups are in Phil
adelphia. Chicago. Cleveland. st.
Louis and Atlanta.
The Chicago student -in-i indus
try program of the Mennonite
Committee on Economic and So
cial Relations has brought to-
gether young people from farms
and small towns or villages.
Fifty years ago, virtually all
Mennonites were farmers. But,
as one official explained. only
40 per cent Of the membership
are farmers now, and "the
church has to move with the
people"
The Young Christian Workers,
a Roman Catholic organization,
recently completed its second
annual national study week at
| NOtre Dame University in In
diana.
Young Christian Workers is
the English-speaking counter
part Of the Jeunesse Ouvriere
Cretianne (Jocists), founded in
Belgium in 1914. Today it has
more than one million members
in more than 40 countries, and
sections In more than 40 cities
in the United States.
On local and regional levels,
some religious young people
have been working in campaigns
aimed at eliminating unwhole-
some influences from their COM
munities.
Such a project has been under
way in Lubbock. Tex, where the
Youth Fellowship Of st. Johns
Methodist Church is trying to
get all terror" comic books of
drug and grocery store shelves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
United Cerebral Palsy
Adds z Medical Aides

The United Cerebral Palsy Of
Washington has announced the
addition of two more doctors to
its medical advisory board.
They are DR.. William Stark,
psychiatrist affiliated with the
department of psychiatry at
Children's Hospital, and DR..
James M. Corcoron. attending
obstetrician at Garfield Memo
rial Hospital.
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Deaths Reported

(By the D. c. Bureau Of Vital StatisticS)
william A. Meade. So, 5000 18th st. NV.
william r. McCathSan. 70. 1884 Monroe
wi with mir r. Ryan. "A, 1899 Spring
Ms re- rsg r. coan, "a. 1900 F st. NV.
Louise STANLEY II, 1928 Macomb st. NV.
Iva w Laleger. 70; 1851 Irving st. nv; aS
rIo 11ens c0 Taylor SO. s12 e. Capitol st
jouvenal M. Fielder. 81. ASIA New
Rebecca Rosenbium. 80. 81 Tuckerman
Randolph Dillon, "a. Alexandria. Va.
Carl r. Ledlow AZ, Arlington. Va.
Infant Veith. WASHINGTON.
Infant Zemel. washington.
infant Parloff Rockville. Md.
Infant Murphy. 926 Ingraham st. NV.
Infant johnson. Bethesda, Md.
Infant "a" McAtee. Silver Spring, Nd.
Infant "B" McAtee. Silver Spring, Md.
Mary L. Verable 81. Carysburg, N. c.
Butler Mitchell 66, 1920 9th st. NV.
Mary G. Gordon. "a 1919 9h st. NV.
Gertrude Gould, SO Canton, S. Oak
Doctor L. Ball. 80. 1923 21st st. NV.
Rosa L. Powell, AZ. 410S Illinois ave. NV
IRA w. Jockey. jr., "a. 1856 55th st. ne
infant Harris. sol 56th st. ne.
Infant Cogdell. 1349 Shepherd st. NV.
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Births Reported

Esy the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
BENJAMIN and Helen Hendricks.
Roderick and Alice Orme.
George and Dorothy Van Ripper.
Bobby and Sandara Boone.
Samuel and Hattie Brevard.
CASTOR and Hattie Burgess.
Jasper and Nettie Ford.
James, IT., and Irene Holt.
Roland and Ernestine Rollins.
Archie and Lula Hayhew.
James and Virginia Price.
Branson and LIE Vonia Smith. twins.
Robert and Ellen Spivey.
Harry and Lora Tolliver. ..
George and Claire Kline.
Donald and Pauline Stokes.
George and Lenora Braham.
James and Hester Burnette.
Ross and Emily Burch.
Russell and Dorothy Gross.
Harold and Christine Haley.
George and Charity Lewis.
Charles and Helen Payne.
Frank, ST., and Dolores Quinn.
S Ma% ana and s Anita Tsomas twins.
Leroy and Elizabeth Ward.
william and BEATRICE Campbell.
Charles, IT,, and Mable Elliott.
James and Elaine Gordon.
Elburn and Carrie Groom.
winston and Alice jackson.
Redman and Lille Pittman.
Lawrence and Mercedes SpriRgs.
Juynell and Lucille Tolson.
William and Lorraine Butler. .
Kinney, jr., and Arretta Leonard.
William and Jean SNYDER.
Wiley and Matte Dardon.
Clarence and Doria Day.
Preston and Sadie Gaines.
Johnnie and Hattie Grimes.
John and Robbie Ingram.
Joseph and Margaret Newman.
James and Marilyn Proctor. ~.
Leon and Vivian Thompson.
Edward and Ester Turner.
Edward and Betty Durham.
James and Julia O'Brien,
Maurice and Dolores Staten.
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The Week in Religion
By RELIGIOUS News Service

Summer is a time when the
activities of Americas religious
youth are at their peak.
Free from the demands OF
classroom schedules. many hum
dreds of dedicated young people
have rolled up their sleeves to
put their faith into action.
Nearly 1000 high school
youths and young adults are en-
gagged in Quaker service and
work programs in 16 European
and Near East countries and IN
Mexico, Ell Salvador and the
United States.
More than 100 young Ameri-
cans sailed last month for Eur
ope and Asia to serve with al
most 1000 others from other ma
lions in work camps sponsored
by the World Council OF
Churches youth department and
the national church councils Of
the countries in which they are
located.
Programs Gain Favor.
These programs and more
specialized projects like the Men
monte student-in-industry ex-
pertinent in Chicago are becom-
ing increasingly popular as use
full demonstrations Of youths
determination to do more than
preach good works.
The United States volunteers
in the World Council program
came from 20 States and repre-
sent Is colleges. They are work.
ing in 33 overseas camps scat
tered in % nations.
They are building schools,
churches, Fairgrounds. power
dams, refugee settlements and
other facilities for victims of war
and natural disasters.
One team, for example, is re-
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Hard

Would you take chance on
store clerk fitting your new eye
glasses?
Hearing aids must be fitted, too,
though many manufacturers
cheaper their instruments by leav-
ing out fitting controls, attempting
to justify it with the claim that fit
tings are unnecessary. Government
agencies and medical clinics, how
ever, insist on the practice of fitting
hearing aids as regular part of
their service to the hard of hearing.
Sonotone Hearing Aid Consult
ants are trained in measurement
and fitting techniques. AS with
glasses, your instrument is tailored
to your particular needs. This re-
moves guesswork and is your as
-surance of the best in better hearing
the first time.
SONOTONE OF WASHINGTON
90l Washington Bldg.
1435 st. NV. DI. 7-o921
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duct the worship.
Kosher Israel Congregation,
1901 N street NV. ~ Rabbi
Philip Rabinowitz on "Life's
Second Challenge" at the 4:45
pm. service,
Tifereth Israel CONGREGATION,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets
N.W.-Rabbi Harry Silverstone
win conduct the service and
Cantor Paul Gewirz will sing.
Temple Emanuel, in Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, 5671
Western avenue N.W.-Rabbi
Leon NJ. Adler on what Do Jews
Believer"
Arlington Fairfax Jewish Gen.
ter, 1920 Arlington boulevard,
Arlington. Va.-Rabbi Nathan
Gaynor Of Agudus Achim Con-
gregation on 1.-THE Jew Marries. I"
Rabbi Noah Golinkin will con-
duct the service.
Montgomery County Jewish
Community. 8402 Freyman drive,
Chevy Chase. Md.-A special
program in observance Of jew
iSh Music Month will be pre-
sented tomorrow. Rabbi Tzvi H.
Porath will conduct the service
and Cantor Norman Gewirtz will
sing.
Langley Hebrew Congregation,
In University Of Maryland Me-
mortal Chapel-Rabbi Meyer
Greenberg on 1.-THE New Year
for Trees at the 8 pm. service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Last Friday Night Service Set for Old Temple

The last Friday night service
to be held in the present home
Of the Washington Hebrew con-
gregation win take place at
SIS pm. tomorrow in the temple.
Eighth and H streets NV.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld will
recall the past history Of the
temple in his sermon, Fare
we'll"
The cornerstone laying Of the
building was witnessed by Presi-
dent Mckinley and his cabinet
on September is, 1897. The
building was completed and ded-
icated on September 8, 1898.
Rabbi Louis Stern was spiritual
leader of the congregation,
which was organized in 1852, at
the time.
Services in the Sunday School
section Of the new temple.
Macomb street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV, will begin on
January 30.
Boys Of the Minyan Club of
Beth Sholom Congregation win
conduct the $3.50 am. Saturday
service in the synagogue. Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV.
The following Washington
area congregations will hold
services, unless otherwise noted.
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow: .
Adas Israel Congregation, Por-
ter street and Connecticut ave-
nue. N.W.-Rabbi David H. Pam
itz on Americas. Need for Peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Society 70 Celebrate
Birthday Of Burns

The st. Andrews Society Of
Washington win commemorate
the 195th anniversary Of Robert
Burns birthday at q dinner at
z pm. Monday In the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Senator Ferguson, Republican,
Of Michigan. will deliver the
principal . address on Burns.
Other speakers will include
Senator Kefauver, Democrat, OF
Tennessee, and Robert Heatlie
Scott, British Minister. Mrs.
Kefauver Is a native-bor lassie
of the Highlands. The speakers
will be introduced by Norman
q. Kindness. president Of the
society.
During the dinner. Burns
Address to q HaggiS" will be
recited by 1t. Col. Thomas Mac
Clure. following the ceremony
Of piping" in his national dish.
er-dinner entertainment
win include Scottish music, in
GLIDING songs by Wilson Ewart.
baritone. An exhibition group
will perform several national
dances, and the evening will
close with ballroom and Scottish
country dancing.
ALI those Of Scottish ancestry
and admirers Of Burns are in
vited to attend. Reservations
can be made with William II.
Young. 1925 Connecticut avenue
NV.