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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
WILLOWS BEACH

Broom cottage, screened porch: d.
rectly on beautiful sand beach. For
rent by the year at $500. North
Beach and South, 4 miles to prop
WILLOWS DFVEI OPMENT co.
willows, Nd, Prince Frederick 341-J-B
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FARMS lcenf.l

MODERN FARM near Fairfax. 81 MI
from D C.-7-rm. house. bath, al
necessary outbuildings: orchard and
stream; 80 acres. 81 500 down. Low
1-53l2 or Ii BATS. II
255-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Mort. Co.,
25 mi. DC blk.-top rds.. s0-coE
barn, Silo. 2 houses: 3 tractors. bull
doZer, corn binder. hayIoader, bailer,
So, 500. Mr.. OLSON. NO. 6-7O&a
3 MI. LE0NARDT0WN, 30 acres. 90
clear: tractor and attachments: 2
houses. barn and all other sheds.
kRETSINGER REALTY. LA. 6-l492.
BEAUTIFUL 116-acye bluegrass farm:
90 acres cleared; 20 acres wood
land: old-fa shioned O. room farm
home: bank barn. Price, $4,000; q
miles west OF Warrenton on State
hwy. PHONE MARSHALL 4533 for
appointment -
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VACATION PLACES

ON A FARM, in the Blue
kiaEe Mountains. near Shenandoah,
River; ",bedroom cottage, completely
furnished; farm pond for swimming
and fishing; riding; $40 week; re-
duced rate for LONGER periods. For
CANS MILL FARM, Bluemont Va
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SUMMER HOMES

YEAR-RoUND HOME FOR RENT on
West RIVER; private dock, boat,
ihrough Sept. IL SqO0 Shown bv
appointment only. Telephone West
MAINE -- 3-bedrm. cottage. furn
fronting open ocean, modern bath
and Kit. Season. EN-. 2-4673, ewes.
so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

1888 WILLARD NV.
2-FAMILY FLAT
) rms. and bath. each apt Bsmt
coal h.-w.h. Tenants pay utils
Price. $4,000. $4,000 cash.
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l. UNITS, / YEAR oLD-Nr. Atlan-
tic ave. and s. Cap Sc. rental
$4,000: price, $50 300.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

Modern brick home overlook
ing Silver Lake and ocean; bed
rms. ga baths, basement, heat.
garage, large lot: available imme-
diately. JEANNE l.. MORRIS. REAL
TOR. Rehoboth Beach. Del. 691t
Rentals and sales. 80
REHoBOTH BEACH. Deiaware-Efi-
cheney apis and cottages: summer
rentals LA 6-5699
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WILLOWS BEACH

Norge hose on fpf'f mos ' desra ab
corner lot 9Ox1o0 IT.. near the
beach.
Also a large selection Of large wooded
and clnn rcd lot Sand AcrnnpH EiLEa
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cent?

NEW 4-UNiT DETACHED BRICK
bay all utilities; f4-acre lots; Sill
vei Hill. near the airf1eId; I00e,
rer ted Priced at times Anna
r6at. Orly S5G10 cash eQuired
:. D. BURGESS, 70. $4,000.
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STORES FOR RENT

18th AND r SITS. N.W.-1O. 900 in
radius of blocks: store. 2nx6O IT.:
good for restaurant, Chinese or.
MR.. KNOX, DI. 1-6S3O, NO. 1890.
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IWATERFT PROP. SALE Cont.

BAY RIDGE-Wstertront home. 2
rooms, g baths and large screened
porch with magr hcent view Of
Chesapeake Bay and Severn River
OIL heat and hardwooE floors. This
nome Is approXima ely 10 years sid
and is very well built.
EPEINC FOREST, lrivste community
on Severn River, near new Washing
ton eXpressway - Modeln 6-roOln
home in Immaculate condition. o..
hot-water htAt. garage
EVE GUIDE BRANDT. Rea.tor
Annapolis, Nd, Colonial G-46I2
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z TO s ACRES

PROTECTIVE COVENANTS
n beautiful Brock Hall, 20 minutes
w lS ha.dsris ns a es3s rish ca ,o sSi.
bly, priced at 81 .00O per acre; -
Gated on .hs yo-Marlboro rd.
(Rte. 2O2l.. 4 milet north nj Mari.
bo-o Agent on promises bat and
Sun. M. LEO SToRCH. AP. 1881.
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
STORES FOR RENT tcont.I
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

DESIRABLE STORE and fixtures for
rent to reliable party. 3424 Con-
neetieut ave NV. Sc
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

2 MILES FROM MOL. in Hollywood
Park. off Colesville I'd SOS dn,. SIC
per mo. for beautifully wooded lot
LAKE. StsEof BAR XII sri94s: beautiful s9 so.
ST s7o6o: ev tsaSo IL. s-1S HSN Ell
GEORGIA AVE. EXT. so acres. 1oot
# road frontage, $500 per acre
NARD T. BRosfus REALToR
LANHAM-sEvERN RID lots, escf
for ali 3. Cali THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor. Lanham, Md. AP. 7-S300
LANHAM PARK-Beautifully woode,
let' lqqySI6; city water. THOMAS
Il hP. AA A-ssoi;. Rsalt0r' Lanham M Nd
5 ACRES, beautifully wooded ieve
domestic. with approx. 300-ft. front
age, Located lust OFF Bowie-Laure
r., m. Defense hwy. Priced right a
-? 800: reasonable terms. THOMAS
Ar 4 HA AlssoS. Rtaltor. Lanham. N Nd
9 TO 5 ACRE RAMBLER sITEs
wooded: Clinton and Norbeck: $1,000
per a. Terms. OWNER, JU. 5-5533
BUILDERs-B acres in Faiirfa,
County, suitable tor, subdivision, To-
L u
wooded in rear. owner will SUB.
ordinate. Priced at $50. 900 with
SIn,440 DIN. CALL GEORGE E
s svesi- x s5 RHe4aaltor' ia. 7-449o;
3 4. 8 A. 4, 10 4. IL A., IS A. Ais,
50 acres; so clear. balance in Woo
with stream. Some oak and poplar
trees. SMITH W. ALLNUTT, ST.
". 9-4646, Spring ABBA. 80
VIRGINIA LAND is hard to get. but
we hare to offer several good sites
VT within easy committing distance Of
inspected and rescarched these csc
TRACTS and KNOW what we are
talking about. WRIGHT AND
BHL9A! t3S INC ia 7-27777. ia.
BEST in ROCK CREEK HILLS sd.
JOINING, park; fine trees. beautiful
yeie";- z o acre SOC SO, fl. OWNER,
CoUNTRY CLUB GROVE. e0xl2s.
- '79sn; sd BELLEVUE e Forest; l5;545 Sc.
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy, KE. s. !
$3.50 wkdys till 8.
CHEsTERBROOK WOODS, Fairfax
doewood trees: . miles from Chain
Bridge off Glebe I'd. Call ia. s.
NICE LOT just off Minnesota ave.
CHOICE wooDED i.-acre lot, 4
blocks from Bradley blvd, over
looking, Bethesda Country Club.
Shown by appt: Garden 4-s365. II
mr.. Rockville-Wil sell separately
or as whole Priced for o,5irk
sale. Cali Oh. 4-f@52 days, OIL
2-3lSS, ewes. and Sun. 4
SILVER SPRlNG--Apt. ground zoned
R-3o in St-tare zone, APPROX. o.
zoe So. It; PRICE, Si2'75O. Call after
NEAR CENTREvlLLE, VAT road
side acres. High ground. good view.
S315 per a. cash. Browning S-S445.
POTOMAC RIVER AREA on Va. side
Wide. wooded, in walking distance
Of river; music for picnics and
Sl,275 and up with 1osS cash. Lyn
THOMPSON. ia. 2-2121; ewes. ia
SACRTFICE--owner transferred; mr..
Manassas. Va. tapprox, 3 miles. 3
lots Ionnrd $50 I; front BY 900 f; depth
cash. Late model. good used car CON
sidered as DIN. payt. Box 491-Z, Star
Mr., INTERSECTION OF Riggs I'd. and
University lane--B lots: laterals in
stalled to each lot line; street in
hood. THOMAS j. LANE. Jr., Colo
RADIO BLDG, Ma. s-943s.
NEARBY Md acre - $3.50
Acre, reduced to ------. 1850
Nearby val "a acres -- $50
opringbrook Forest--Acre 3.250
BURTON. JU. 9-1O59 II
2l4-ACRE LOTS. u mile west Of Con-
gressional Country Club, In Potomac
Hunt Section: SO, 900 per lot.
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MONEY WANTED

ATTENTION INVESTORS $3.50 $1,000
needed for q mo. willing to pay fat
amount Of high interest, secured by
tangible assets Immediate action
Call before - noon, He 4-61IS no
later than April 20. 1855. go
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lHYATTsVILLE-ls.O0 900 50. #. 4Oc
! per So, fl, nr. TT. siding. 4S2I
1 r. /. I'VE. WA. 1895.
WAREHOUSE. 60x50 and SO. 600 IT,
I u yard space: COlIege Park area.
! Cali Tower 9-6l45.
DOWNTOWN Garage or warehouse
| rear 0l4 Nj ST. NV: 100 So IT.;
4 Immediately available. Inquire MltS
/ HEAD. Ii. 9-9401 or see yoLr real
estate CROKER.
WILL Build FOR LEASE-Ware-
| bpuSe or manufacturing plant to
owners specifications in Rockville,
Nd. Phone III. 2-34UO. go
OPPOSITE PENTAGON
12,5O0-SQ.-FT NEW BLDG.
AT SIC SO. FIT.
2O-ft- cell hgt., tailgate loading.
railroad siding. ample parking.
CAFRITZ, d.. 7-90Su
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PROP, WANTED
INVESTORS

Have clients willing to take small
larger units. What have you 10
offer? Call FORMANT REALTY CO,
Ii. 3-U640; ewes, RA 3-2420.
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LOTS

CHEVY CHASE AND ROCK CREEK
HILLS
Builders or individuals. OIL. 4-IT41
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST NOTE on 5-yr-old Falls
Church detached property: balance
-, M, payable $40 mo, redeemable
IN yrs price, 81, 100. JE. 4-349S.
II
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-540o; evenings, LA G-3Ia4
"A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2000-S. E. REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
95G FILLED

with top notch business and pro.
fessional men. Offices remodeled anC
decorated to suit tenant With ali
conditioning, char service, high
deck and new firSt-fio sores and
restaurant Located in Washing
tons new, fashionable Conn. ave
business district. lust off conyen.
iently located Dupont Circle. Rent:
including free parking, are 300 less
than any comparable office space
but there are only a couple of suite!
still unrented Inquire now,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area telephone
answering, mail service available
| Call DE 2-SO0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Unique

70 Wright & Blackman, Inc.
- ia. S-e33s REALTORS. IA. 7-E177
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UNITS, nr. 18th and II SITS. ne
Rental S5,652. price S:iI $50. Exc FL
terms and return. David RoSen-
berg. DREYFUSS BROS. MA. s.
o6S0: ewes. and SUI. IA. 2-TS"9
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-18
Lions to Compete
In Bulb Sale At
ScOttSyiIle

Tlo Llous NIll roar 81 and
around 5cotrsgLle FRIDAY when
the Lions CLUB Electro L;aht
Bulb begins al 8 30 % m The
logan is L.ent TOR sight tire
proceeds from the sale Of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-18

His wife and small daughter Ka-
rem viii return WiJh him They
havf been visiting relatives III
Thomas and Wellsburg " Va
fog tWo weeks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-18

Saturday November 10 for bcne9t
of 81 Anne S Episcopal Parish
They VIII have for sale. hustmas
wrapping papers cares ribbon
att novelties handwofk and Us
clothes also plum pudd.nes. Nhlta
a-e ,old annually by The sem y
nt tUe pal s
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Irish Dean
To Preach

The Very Rev. William c. De-
Pauley, dean Of st. Patrick's Ca
thedral Church of ireland, viii
be guest preacher at the II am,
service in the Washington Ca
thedral tomorrow.
EDr. DePauley, who has held
professorships at st. Johns Col
lege in Winnipeg, Canada, and
Trinity College in Toronto, Cam
ada, was appointed dean Of the
Dublin Cathedral in 1850.
| Holy communion will be cele-
brated in st. Mary's Chapel at
l8 am. by the Rev. Canon G..
Gardner Monks and in Hethle-
hem Chapel at $3.50 am. by the
Very Rev. Francis 3. Sayre, jr.,
dean Of the Cathedral.
i The 4 pm. evensong service
will be an all-musical service
with the Cathedral Male Choir
singing Mass for Three Voices
by William Byrd.
; The State of Michigan will be
remembered in Cathedral prayers
F.. tomorrow and the State flag will
be carried In the procession.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Pastor at Lewis
To Visit BELGIUM

The Rev. Raymond j. Purnell,
pastor Of the Lewis Memorial
Methodist Church, will attend
the Second World Assembly ol
Brotherhood In Brussels, Bel
|gium, July il to is, the church
has announced.
Mr.. Purneli also will be one
|of 80 religious leaders chosen
throughout the country to be
part Of the Second Intercultural
Seminar to Europe and the Holy
Land under the sponsorship Of
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews.
The seminar. led by DR.. Allyn
Robinson, director Of the Com
mission on Religious Organiza-
tions Of the NCCJ. viii give spe-
cial attention to those religious
leaders and projects that have
particular bearing on intercul-
tural relations in the United
States.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Aide to Pastor
|ToBe Installed

The Rev. Elmer Jay Klein,
native Of Baltimore and recen
graduate of Capital Universit.
Theological Seminary in Colum
bus, Ohio. will be installed al
the first assistant pastor of tn.
Faith Lutheran Church, Arling'
ton boulevard and North Jack
son street, Arlington, during 1
service at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The church's pastor, the Rev
Carl Mengering, and the Rev
Carl Wolf, of Baltimore, botf
viii participate in the installa.
tion, which will be followed BY
Ia reception in the church's edu.
cation building.
Mr.. Klein attended Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute and re.
ceived his undergraduate de-
gree from Capital University IL
1861. During his theological
training. he served his intern.
ship at Martin Luther Church
Canton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
CHURCHES ON THE AIR

| IL am, WFAN - Petwcrth
Baptist Church services.
II am, WOL-"Jewish Herit-
age and VISION" presented by
the Washington Board Of Rabbis
IL am. WDON-Grace Re-
formed Church services.
II am, WARL-First Presby-
Iterian Church services.
1880 am, WEAM-Bon Air
Baptist Church services.
1880 an, WWDC-The Rev,
James H. Miers, of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. speaks.
Again at 8 pm.
11:30 am, WOOK - First
Trinity Lutheran Church serv-
ices. Repeated at 1905 pm.
over WFAN-FM.
sos pm, WMAL-"Hour of
Power" from Central Union
Mission.
s pm, WMAL-Dr. j. Walter
Carpenter, Of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. speaks.
8 pm, WEAM-"Hour of In
|spiration," with Washington
Radio Minister Dale Crowley.
1918 pm, WOOK-"Faith of
Millions" Catholic goodwill pro-
gram, takes up integration prog
ress in Northern Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
|Christiun Endeovor
TO lnstuII Officers

The District OF Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union will
install its new officers in Rock
Creek picnic grove No. 6 at 5 pm
tomorrow.
The Rev. Robert Oerter, oI
Sixth Presbyterian Church, will
be the installing officer. In case
of rain, the ceremonies will be
held in Mr.. Oerter's church. Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV
The new president Of the union
lis Harry S. Gibson, OF Fourth
Presbyterian Church. Other Of
Ificers and their churches are:
Miss Jean Appleton, first vice
president, River Road United
Presbyterian; Dean Miller. Sec
ond vice president, Rhode Island
Methodist; Miss Martha Ober-
|housan, recording secretary, Ma
|tional City Christian; Miss June
Pace, corresponding secretary,
Columbia Heights Christian;
Daniel Salt. treasurer, West
minister Presbyterian; the Rev
Kenneth Curtis, pastor coun-
|selor, Landover Christian; Mrs
Fred Kline, high school union
superintendent. Calvary Bap-
|tist, and Mrs. Teresa Jones,
junior high school union SUPER
intendent, Fifteenth Street
Christian.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Methodist Pastors
OF District Elect
Rev. M. S. MichueI

The Rev. Marion S. Michael
pastor of Bethesda Methodist
Church. was elected president oi
the Washington Meth dis
Preachers Meeting at a recent
session. He succeeds the Rev
Dorsey K. Sturgis. pastor o1
Bradbury Heights First Metho.
dist Church.
Other officers elected were the
Rev. Thomas B. Ehlers, OF
Brightwood Park Method dist
Church, vice president: the Rev
Jonn Dawson, of Mount Rainier
Methodist Church. secretary
treasurer: the Rev. Louis M
Young, Of Lanham Methodist
Church. corresponding secretary
The Rev. William E. Smith, OF
University Methodist Church,
will serve as program chairman.
The Washington Methodist
Preachers Meeting is composed
|of Methodist clergymen of the
District and nearby Maryland
counties. Meetings are held twice
la month In the Methodist Build
ing, 100 Maryland avenue NE.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

The following religious pro.
grams win originate in stations
here tomorrow:
TeIevision
/ am, WRC-TV - "Inspira-
|tion," with the Rev. Cliff John.
Ison, of Westminster Presbyte-
|rian Church.
10 am, WTOP-Tv - "The
Mass for Shut-Ins." sponsored
by the John Carroll Society.
Radio
1 am, WRC-"Inspiration.
same as above.
1880 am, WWDC-"Mass fol
|Shut-Ins," from Georgetown
University.
8 am, WOOK-Dr. Small
wood E. Williams. Of the Bible
Way Church, speaks.
8:45 am, WOI-'Light fol-
Life" presented by the Washing
ton Area Methodist Church
Commission.
9:15 am, WNdAL - "How
Christian Science Heals"
9:55 am, WGMS-The Rev
&c. Leslie Glenn, of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lafayette
Square. speaks.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
DR.. Mccartney
To Be Speaker

DR.. Albert j. Mccartney, min
lister emeritus of National Pres
byterian Church, will be guest
speaker at the 9 and II am
services tomorrow in the church
Connecticut avenue and Eight
eenth street NV.
DR.. Mccartney. minister OF
Covenant First Presbyterian
tnow National Church) from
1880 to 1946, will speak on 1.-THE
Infinite Factor in Human Life. y
The assistant minister, DR.
John j. Rice, will conduct the
service in the absence of DR.. Ed
ward L. r. Elson, minister.
DR.. Phillips E. Osgood. minis
tier of First Unitarian Church,
Orange, N. j., will speak at the
III am. service tomorrow in All
Souls Unitarian Church, Six
Iteenth and Harvard streets NV.
He will talk on From Genera
ton to Generation: the Liberal
Cause"
Methodist Bishop Edgar A.
Love of the Baltimore Area will
Ipreach at the II am. service to-
morrow in Ebenezer Methodist
Church, Fourth and D streets
Sc.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Youth Groups
lin conference

Three summer conferences for
teen-agers of the Episcopal Dio-
cese of Washington are being
held this week and next in vir-
ginia.
The largest group, IA Junior
highs, today conclude a week.
long conference at Camp Straw
derman. in the George Washing
ton Forest near Woodstock. The
Rev. John P. Coleman, vicar of
st. Timothy's Chapel hera
served as dean of the conference.
Also concluding today was the
conference of 86 senior highs at
Shrine Mont, Orkney Springs.
The Rev. John r. Anschutz, rec
tor Of Christ Church George
town, served as dean Of the con-
ference.
The Rev. Paul w. Stoutsen-
berger, vicar Of Christ Chapel,
Clinton. will serve as dean of a
conference for l13 middle high
students which opens tomorrow
at Shrine Mont.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Argentine Catholics
Subject of Prayers

Catholic churches of the
Washington Archdiocese will ask
Gods blessing on prosecuted
Catholics in Argentina at serv-
ices tomorrow.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, urged that these special
prayers be said at all masses.
1.-THE wanton persecution OF
the church in Argentina, includ-
ing the falling Of priests and
laymen. as well as the burning
of churches, has excited the SYM
pathy and indignation of all OF
our people," Archbishop O'Boyle
said in his message.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Comp Operated
by Church Group
Opens Season

Camp st. Florence, Abel
Md, q summer camp fol
|underprivileged Washington area
children under the auspices Of
the st. Vincent de Paul Society
here, opened for its fifth season
this week.
Three l0-day sessions for boys
win be held, the last beginning
on July 3. Following at To-day
intervals three groups of approx
imateiy 100 girls each will have
vacations at the camp, accord.
ing to George w. johnson, vice
president Of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society Of Washington.
The camp Is supported by the
society through voluntary dona.
tions. The Rev. George L. Gin.
gras, administrator of st. Au.
gustine's Catholic Church, /.
spiritual director.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
|Methodists Plan
|Viqil for Peace

The Chevy Chase Methodist
Church will hold 24-hour
Prayer Vigil for Peace beginning
lat 2 pm. TOMORROW in the
church, TOOL Connecticut ave.
Inue, Chevy Chase.
More than $500 Methodist
Churches In the United States
are holding such 24-hour vigils
during the year and, as a re-
suit. it is expected there will be
someone constantly praying for
peace during the entire year.
The vigil at Chevy Chase
Methodist will conclude at 2
lp.m. Monday.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Flower Festival Set

/ The choirs of the Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church, 900
Massachusetts avenue NV, will
Ehold their annual Flower Festi-
bval at GAS pm. tomorrow. The
entire service, which will take
the place of the regular evening
worship service, will be in charge
lot the children's division.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
B moi Israel InstulIs
WiIiium IA. Suchs

William M. Sachs, of 1913
Webster street NV, was in
stalled as president of B'nai
Israel Congregation at a recent
meeting in the synagogue. Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
NV
Other officers installed were
Nathaniel Goldberg, first vice
president; Harry Lenkin, second
vice president, and Josep h
Schimmel. secretary. Rabbi
Henry Segal. spiritual leader Of
the congregation, officiated.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
D. c. Minister to Carry
BoseboIIs to Holy Lond

A Washington minister is
carrying baseballs to the Holy
Land this summer.
The Rev. Harry Scott Coffey.
pastor Of Mount Olivet Metho-
dist Church, Arlington. left town
yesterday by bus for Montreal.
where he will board ship for his
fifth pilgrimage to the Holy
Land.
With him will 60 his wife and
daughter, 80 other Washington
area residents, and one dozen
new American League baseballs.
Mr.. Coffey got the baseball
idea on his last trip to the Holy
Land in 1853. He saw a lot of
children in Nazareth, he said.
throwing rocks. He asked why
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the children didn't throw base
balls. instead and was told that
there were no baseballs avail
able.
So Mr.. Coffey decided to fix
that. When he completed plans
for this years pilgrimage, he
consulted Clark Griffith, owner
and president Of the Washington
Senators, and asked what could
be done.
MIR. Grifith said he was
tickled to do something and
produced the IL new American
League balls. Mr.. Coffey will give
the baseballs to the city authors
ties in Nazareth and ask them
to see that they are distributed
to needy youngsters.
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DR.. Hastings to TuIk

The Rev. DR.. J. Warran Hast
|ings pastor Of the National City
Christian Church, Thomas Cir
Gle, will preach on sold for a
Pair Of Shoes" at the church's
1850 am. service tomorrow.
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'Subversive Inactivity

The Rev. Dr.. Theodore Henry
Palmquist, minister of tn e
Foundry Methodist Church. Six
teenth and p streets NV, will
speak on "Subversive Inactivity"
lat the church's II am. service
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Montgomery Group Would Cut
Planning Commission Power

record is excellent and added.
eff this county were not well
planned, you intelligent people
would not have moved into it."
j. Bond Smith, commission
general counsel, who spoke as
a federation member in support
of the commission, said the body
has not outlived its usefulness.
He referred to study of Mont
gomery County facilities now be-
ing made by the planning COM
mission for the Atomic Energy
Commission which has shown
interest in land sites in upper
Montgomery County for office
purposes.
The federation also recon-
mended that a master plan of
fire station locations and a plan
for revision of fire tax area
boundaries be developed.
Kenneth Abel, Social Welfare
Committee chairman, announced
that recommendations for county
public swimming pools will be
considered at a public hearing
at 8 pm. February "a, in the
Bethesda County Building.