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TRUCKS ron SAILS lcent.D

caEynoLkI rs; s-ten psasl. e (.
sale, fess. sTAMcLHf Rs
FORD 80 h-foh with utility bedy.
Pc Luxe cab, fully eanipRsd, 9412I
QeorEia ave, oHLKk SHE'LL GAS
IstffN4L. 1919 pickup: new paint,
good motor, body and tires: must
SCI, $2s5 or best offer. epEins|
FoR R61 80 M.ton panel; heater, GOD
tires. new paint. good condition:
ready 70 work: 3Q-day guaEantees
e.. ELL ELL f 3 sAhP5 see i Wssh y
nv. NO. 7.iiii. OPEN ewes. eli
TON sfUDEBAKKR TRUCK;
2-epeed rear axle and cattle racks;
ready 10 60, AL condition. viii
hnanee for responsible party. Il
sold this WI. win saerifce for S525.
ME; \. 6. JONES. Poolesviile. Nd.
F0ED 81 panel ,h-ton: blue. perfect
I'LL = SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
nv 40. $500. Open ewes. TIN
|ChEys6LkI 1855 h-ton pickup;
s ssesi c Sssi.r sss ssDs HA ipsilNs oBR
aIsdsnsburs, Ia. ON. 1.ssa4. -
CHEVROLET '35; running condition:
ton and long wheeibase; sos.
FORD 1915 s-ton pickup; clean
and solid; shows excel. care: $S75,
essh o. terms. WOLF MOTORS.
n 1ssI W.. eye. NV. IN, 5.0i4z.
chEsoEET ~ R-ton pickup: rood
DODGE PLUMBERS TRUCK ~:
Acton; practically new tires and
very good condition; si95. re.
pS6CSIs PANEL al in GOOD nun
CHEVROLET 1850 haii-ton panel;
heater, good tires; excel. eond. !.
$3.50. ia. 0-5OlO.
INTERNATIONAL Ia4s waik-in: u
ton; S2e9 or best offer. Can be seen
q S9o4 Eenton st; NV --19
CAkYROLET 1851 h-ton panel: ex-
priced for quick sale No. 7-eiao5..
ewes; and Sun. tn. 2-764S. I'D
cnEyRoIET 1865 l-ton panel:
q 500. OIL. 2-see7 between 8 and
|CaEylRoLET 1864 m-ton pic zo
&c lqxe cab. !. and b.; like new;
sl.s5o OF best otier. u. s-ee40.
' |Ss IA. W. Sssra s.. : ::;
al USED TRUCKS j Hi.y,lue q g.ed
truck all models, makes and sizes
see our eeleetion before YOU buy
ihE, n! ~ ALL Y HARyEsTs5 ai1i
IsfuDEBAkkR is H,-ton pickup; 8
EOS. MARTIN sTuDE i.s 400
Aabbanden 'af1e, Bethesda. OF: 2.
|FoRD TRACTOR 1864 Y-soo: sood
a seape. Eooe tires; VIZ ser WITHOUT
Snnp s srSet aHa S aedls sa9s. ipg
delivery. parcel seat. Fo Or; iIs
transmission, Olsen body, model
10-F. In prime with paint any
color you wish. Come In and make
Us an offef- No reasonable offer
refused. LOGAN tYordl. I'LL 18th
Is ri Pm; III ;Isoo Ease Ia.sou
doors. helper spfinss. z-spesd Trans:
dual wheels. very good mechanically.
sfUDEBAkKR "A pickup: good mo-
tot and tires; Slpb. Phone 10.
E0Rb is 1900 $50. w.b. cHc
clutch. 4-speed transmission, heat
ef. equipped and ready To 80 70
work: will sell 1t dealers cost. LO-
9AE tySSrcdJ. I'LL 18th s.. ava
rom .55 panel new, s-eyi.: win sen
"a m frrtek thaf WfYI rtsr ~ vt5fl
trade. LOGAN iFord). iii 18th
Sc. n.w4 DI. T-66O0. ~ lie
GMC '48 INSTRUMENTATION: good tires,
good mechanical ecnd.; ready 10 70
% work; 6th wheel In perfect shape:
3496. LOGAN lFordl. I'LL 18Th ST..
iS;THERNxTi0lNs1I rRAcToR snd
lowbpy trailer. AL eond.: I'd. tires:
81 500 OF best ofIer: NO. 7-941a.
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OWNER MUST SELL

48-ft. auxiliary
xloop: mahogany pianked and
trimmed; GRAY marine engine;
sleeps 4 on foam rubber mat
Ratsey mains. 9 qenoas. 6aslooner.
jib. nyiun sptnnaker: boat IN ex-
ceiient condition: $1,000. Gail
Baltimore tMd.l. wilkins 5-4sIe
4fter 5 pm. daily, any time sun-
aol Edsdsle I'd. Iaitimors %. ia.
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN CHIEF "a. very rood como. .
MAf66HLfss 300, rood condissSion.
BRAVE 552. $50 &C, saddle bass,
buddy seat eood eond.. low mileaEe..
rRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD '5s: like
new. less than 1000 MI: many ex-
tras. AD, 1-e026 after 0.
CUSHMAN motor scooter. good run
ming condition; 500, Call so. g.
DID YOU KNOW
That you can now ret new 1856
HID "125, lightweight w 10 100 mi.
per gallon delivered for $3.50: sos
a9Ts,. NJ payments y q s22 per mo I, 3,
FINANCE CHARGES.
H.-D. SALES AND SERVICE
1905 31st 81. NV. AID. 10000
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BOAT SUPPLIES

Rope. Ittc e.: copper psint. S3.be
NH. f 81. 1.sE ssaa:s s ssa. tnss o'ss
a. ss ext. sab srSi tfapaaiille, fosI;
rubber, rubber hose, .. II. GIcH.
NER, 25l3 u gt. NV. Ex. 3-3621,
CLEAR NCE GAI.EQ
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VIEW HOUSE. cont. furn.; oil fur,
neeef russ . reap. eouple. Boz
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TRUSTEES SALE Of Housesoat
Ellen Mae" her FITTINGS, equip
ment. furnishings. etc, BY virtue
Of . Chattel Deed OF Trust Med
April 3, 1854 among the Records
Of the Recorder Of Deeds OF the
District q Columbia as instrument
tSs psTty secured eeG mercy sne ,ea rs u
dersirned Trustees viii seii by pub
lie auction at 1920 MAINE AVE-.
e.W. ON TUESDAY, OcToBER
EI0HTEFN. 1885 AT ELEVEN
O'Clock Am. the house.
boat known as Ellen Mae, !"
length, together with all flttinRs.
furniture. furnishings, equipmentl
and paraphernalis therein or cone
e nssted thsreyi.n;,, Terms -, Cash I. :,
4 sisso T pAls snd r f1cbAfR
X. YOUNG, Attorney for Party se-I
cured. Southern Bldk. oelt
1916 DAWN CRUISER with fiyinT
bridge, twin engines. many extras;
1917 cSris-craft express srsissr,
1e4s 34-st. Chris-crsft cruiser with Win
sliip.to-shofe radio, hot and cold
pressure water. Tv. shower, many
1875 steeiersft sedan; sleeps sa'os n.
1i6-h.p., radio, foafn-rubber cush-
ions; Just refinished $2,2b0
lssioet chris-craft inboard run =
Trade and Terms Accepted ~
Maine Ave and NJ ST. S.W,
ST. 3-114k
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Richardson SO Express

Cruiser. 1852: llo-h.p. twin Nord-
bere motors: speed 90 m.p.h. Com
many extfas. Cost new, &1z.b00.
win take SO, 900 smaller boat n
trade; a. ,. CLARKE. NE. $4,000.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

!. Lower Potomac Riyer---ltt6-acre
estate ! mile waterfront, I mile
trontase Route Sol. $ homes.
barns. ideal for subdivision, COM
merciel DEVELOPMENT. private es-
4 artesian wells: fminediate pos.
session: A. miles D. G.
z. 81. Leonard Cfeek--2-acre pentn-
suia. deep anchorage, sandy beach.
large trees: immediate Possession:
90 miles D. c.; 1880.
>. Lower Patnxef1t Riyer--21 i-Rere
peninsula. ia miles waterfront;
modern 13-room mansion, Groom
nome. 6-room cottage. cattle barns.
private lake, utilities, paved road
ldeal TOT private estate or sub-
4. Lover Patuxent R,yer--Ht.,or,c
R0ushy Hall; S-reom Coioniai hone
. futiy restored. sandy beach. "a
acres. large trees. paved highway.
immedtate possession 55 miles
:. Lower Patuxsns Riyer-11-aere
peninsula, i,Oeg fteS waterfront,
matnreu trees, improved road hAr-
Dor; 5li miles d. C.. immediate
8. Chesapeake Bay - Modern g.
E s ~. Y, me. large nrepiace. picture
wide sandy beach; compieteIv fur.
nished: immediate possession: sod
% settle estate. 80 miles d. c.. IA
perfect condition.
We have farms, waterfrofits, cot :
Lage5 70 all your REQUIREMENTS
Prince Frederick. Nd Phone islS''
~ sS S,,G S9sJ-1. INSPECTION BY
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WOODED
ACREAGE TRACTS
1895

T ,.. choice e i Il SysE e a; yss ss.ass
part Of CAPE 81. MARYs. on the
beautiful PATuxENT RIVER Good
iishine. sandy, beaches, private pfc
ana D eRor Tlsa 0a YacH 5sst 5SSssms
Representative always on property,
Cali for free brochure. Dir: Nd.
Route 5 through waldorf. HUGHES.
Vile, 10 GUYS CORNER, thence
Route Gas 10 CAPE ST. MARY'6.
follow our signs from Waldorf.
N. G. HINES g. SON
IA S-106O IA 6-r00Q
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1856 MODELS ON DISPLAY
~, M4TTHEws CONVERTIBLE 81.
~ SicAARp5oN ExPREss. sleeps
is' TRoJAN iisSoARD ANp our.
BOARDS. Other NODES arriv.
Ina soon. 49, $50
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SILVANHURST


Acreage Estates
5 TO is ACRES OF LAND
80 MINUTES TO D. G.
These beautiful tracts OF
land are located in historic
Old Southern Maryland in
Prince Georges and Charles
Counties.
There are cleared tracts and
wooded tracts ON and OF the
paved highway. The soil is
suitable for Southern trees,
hedges. berries and flowers.
Churches and schools are
available. High -tenSion
electric lines and telephone
wires In front Of the SUBJ
ulN1SlOus
Prices 10 meet your budset. can sell
an estate with over four acres Of
land on paved road for $1.T5u. very
easy ternlss other land rs low -
: $500 per acre. Restrictions to
Buy yourself an estate while the
low prices prevail.
Directions. Drive out Pa. ave. s.e..
over the South Bridge TO Branch
ave, south on Branch ave. or Mary
land Route No. s. cross q. s. Route
! 30l, then stfAight through Brandy,
wine to the paved road leading TO-
the right ct Baden eroeerT store
still south, bearing to right. past
1mmsnuei Methodist Church on
HorseheAd I'd to our sign end3
6iiyanhuTst. Statesmen on property
Saturday end sunday. Call eve
ntngx, Mr.. Turner. FairEifw 2-5021 !.
OF Mr.. Masnitzky, LU, Hiss. or
Mr.. Bush. fairview a-336I.
BEALL-TURNER q CO. I1o5 ver-I
mont ave. Ma. S-6i3l; EVENINGS.
H0. 2-lo7S.
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For &15nnn

iO-ft. wheeler, ! brand.new 1855
h.p. Nordberg motors. water pres
sure. 3 cabins, sleeps b; fiytmg
bridge. dual control; ready for any
trip; ship-to-shore radio. win take
4 trade: III 2.0200. liz
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ADVANCE
SHOWING
OF EXACT MODEL

OF EXACT MODEL
That win , be on display ct the
Sal,Ny,s9lssssaa, Ohio. NINA SHOW e
ONE bedroom, 2 bedrooms, also Q
COLES NOZZLE HOMES. 4 miles
30. Of Laurel. Nd. on Us /. rs
La SALE PRESIDENT
So 4. 9 siesgesEgs: goasrn and all;
balance ct AZ. with our local bank.
SAVE So, 500
Kfopf Kldorado. a. It. long. lived In
y month";, sleeps 8 people. knotty-
pine kitchen. international epaee
heater. With heated floors. lust like
new inside and out. II YOU want I
nice large mobile home. this y
must for YOU.
UP TO 81 200
Reduction on ali 1885 brand-nev
Mobile homes. Lafgcst display 81
Mobile homes iilthe Eastern o. 81
VIII accept sQtos. and trailefg IN
trade. Open AL day Sun. COLES
MOBILE HOMES. miles No. 81
Laurel. Nd. on Us l, I'D
WHIT n TuEV 4 ACT
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

ANGLIA As; heater; ysrs cleans
$685. m-p.g.; sie6. Phone Oh.
AusIiN &c 4-ar. sedan; ra1ie; ysry
&I9b. 10. $500. lis
AUSTIN HEALEY "a: 1000 orig.
soss sEToashous. si.sa5. csii IA.
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IL z. RocKHiLL

PONDER COVE
ONLY rs MILES TO D. c.
$50. ONLY $40 CASH
Large wooded sites Id this estab-
iished community f7SKl50) an
water and beach priytlsgcx; auief
eoet harboE ideal for children Or
Out Central ave. QRte. 2I4D % PCn-
der Cove Beach slgn, fiaht to once,
West River 7il64 - y
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WHILE THEY LAEI
Brand-new 1851 mphiis homes; !
n nas Risd1 Fs@p ~ as ss' very best
WE WILL ALLOW
1ou the fun down payment or more
on any modern l919.lo5O tr latef
trailer over 90 Il long. providing
sS sSslss has VA Ps'd 49, .. S a 9,
Colie;& We are trading wild
COLES
wash -Haito Blvd ass miles north
& a.,E EanrsI Ne ,ajys5 T q sPuth n I
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FOR QUICK SALE
'so Ford FL pick up; excellent con-
81 oNc SiE-ton cor; is-i.. cattle
81 FED. tractor. 3gs-ton, air brakes,
50 Chey.. 2.ton, l2-it. Hackney In
saisted noay: 2-h.ps 5-phs 220-v.
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL co.
23i6 Ca. Ave. NV. NO. 5-7100
lis
FORD 1850 Pc dump: here's bar.
gain yuu have been looking for.
Meenan.Tnlly , yery gced: only $685..
1910 = i AVE NE. DE-. 2-7425
FORD, z I. SO: s-ton stake.
sT TfjEGi I.i "a: M-ton pickup;
30 engine, hwy. duty springs. pvt.
owner OIL. l-832i. 10
GMc .53, 3-yafd dump With 2-speed
rear. S2bx2O tires: this truck newly
painted and reconditioned: 1,6e5.
PARKWAY-FORD
3Q5l n 81. n. w. AID. a-0lRs
FORD '52 F-3. With duai wheel,
special piuraber's hody. Truck hal
been rsccnditioned and ready for
PARKWAY-FORD
s05i N 81. n. w. AID. 2-0iss
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OFF-SEASoN SPECIAL

$500 down: lower Potomac; AZ mi.
%. C. 2-bedrm., double-sided, as
bestos shingled cottage; extra Ice.
kit, bath With full plumbing: hot
water heater; porch. Sx24; lot.
nlaeent outlook over 8 mi. Of river.
Boat hafbqri only $3.50.
J. a. CULLHN Du. 7.4o20
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II. CALIFORNIAN. s7s5

iS-FT. CALIFORNIAN, $7s5
$3.50 DowN---sae MONTH
All-mahog beauty. oft. 6-in. beam,
high sides, cupboard or inboard,
windshield. permanent top.
FALL LAY-AWAY PLAN
FOR STRING DELIVERY. nov Il the
time 70 take advantage OF PAIL
PRICES. with low down payment
1876 calf Day Cruiser, s7s5
$50 DOWN---S32 MONTH
1s-ft. Cabin Cruiser, 1905
500 D0WN---S37 MONTH
21-ft. Day Cruiser, SNeb
800 DOWN--S37 MONTH
21-ft. Cabin Cruiser, Sl.2o6
Ready for the water with toilet
room, ? hunks, ny. bridge and per-
fnAnent top, for outboard or tn-
THE LIGHTHOUSE. 10, 7-a405.
Daily and Sunday
Drive ktraieht ahead on 8. Capitol,
II miles past Nd. line, no turns,
At corner ESQ and Dfiye-tn rest
M Xnif Want q &Q(l nm Vo live
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WILL PAY SPOT CASH
FOR lots and acreage Ia and around
d. G. ~, B-6116. ---l6
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BUICK 1858 Riviera hafdtep; 81
Je5. red metallic. white ton: very
clean. No cash needed!
FRANCIS 81 PARSONS
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West River e524 sundnv
co. 5r4202 WeekdaYa
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Church foHear
Former Pastor

d.. Charles F. Phillips of Bal
timore will preach at the II
am. service tomorrow common.
Grating the 10th anniversary Of
Mckendree Methodist Church
South Dakota avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth street NE.
DR.. Phillips, now pastor OF
Overlea M ct h dist Church
served as pastor Of McKendree
Church from 1941 to l947. He
will speak on THE Church of
Today"
Two other former pastors will
take part in the anniversary
service. They are DR.. William
Pierpoint. minister Of McKen-
dree Church from 1927 to 1884,
and DR.. Robert K. hewitt, asso-
ciate pastor from 1897 to 1853
McKendree Church was Or
ganized in 1845 at 915 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. 1t merged
with the Langdon Methodist
Church in 1887. and with the
Lincoln Road Methodist Church
in 1850. The congregation bought
the present site in 1887 and con-
secrated the new church in 1910.
DR.. Walter c. Scott is the pastor.
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| to at least 200 B. c. are for sale.
This would be an ideal gift to
an educational or religious in
stitution by an individual or
group. Box F. 206. the Wall
Street. Journal"
The rumored asking price: 81
million.
BY chance, the late Professor
Sukenik's son, Gen. Yigael Yadin,
former Israeli army chief of
staff and an amateur archaelo-
gist himself. happened to be in
New DIRK.
Gen. Yadin Immediately con-
tacted Mr.. Gottesman. a we'll
known Jewish philanthropist. Mr..
Gottesman agreed to establish
the Gottesman Foundation, spe-
officially to raise the money to
purchase the scrolls.
All negotiations had to be
handled through third party
to keep the identity of the pur-
chasers secret. since it was
feared that Archbishop Samuel
might refuse to sell the scrolls
to Israel.
After much secret work and
undercover negotiations, the
scrolls were finally sold to Mr..
Gottesman and his associates
for a reputed $250.000.
The scrolls were Immediately
spirited to Israel where they were
placed in a special shrine on the
campus of the Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem. Scholars are
awaiting a final evaluation of the
scrolls.
The strange story ofilcially
came to a close recently with
the formal presentation by Mr..
Gottesman to Israeli Ambassador
Abba Eban.
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HoburtCoIIeoe
Head to Talk

DR.. Alan w. Brown, president
OF Hobart College. Geneva, N. Y.
will speak at tomorrow's II am
services at the Washington Ca
thedral. The services will be In
observation of National Chris
tian College Day and representa-
tives Of the four Episcopal COL
leges, Hobart, The University of
the South, Trinity, and Kenyon,
will take part.
Ohio will be remembered in
prayers at the Cathedral this
week and the State will be rep
resented In the color guard at
the II am. services.
Early Sunday services at the
Cathedral will include holy COM
munion at 8 am. in the Chapel
Of st. Mary's with the Rev.
Canon Charles Martin as cele-
brant and at $50 am. in the
Bethlehem Chapel with the Rev.
Canon G. Gardner Monks as
celebrant.
The 4 pm. evensong service
will be an all-musical program.
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Story of Dead Sea Scrolls
Rivals the Best in Fiction

The curiosity of a lonely
Bedouin shepherd boy, an ad in
the miscellaneous for sale" COL
umn of the Wall Street Journal,
the astuteness of an Israeli gen.
eral-archeologist, and the gen.
crosby of New York banker add
up to great triumph for Israel
and world civilization.
The above personalities and
conditions. interviewer into a
fabric so strange that it rivals
fiction. eliminated recently in
I the formal presentation of the
famed Dead Sea scrolls to
the Israeli government by D.
Samuel Gottesman, New York
banker and ,paper-pulp magnate.
This is the story, as told by
Israeli Embassy officials.
1t all started back in 1947 when
the Bedouin shepherd, guarding
his flock in the Wadi Qumran
area of Palestine, near the Dead
Sea. threw a rock idly into a
fisSure in a mountain. The stone
didn't bounce back and the shep-
herd went into the cave to in
vestigate.
Ancient Parchments
There he found many pottery
fragments and several sealed Jars.
Two of the jars, which were sealed
with bitumin cork and tufts of
wool, held parchments inscribed
with ancient Hebrew letters.
Tribal elders took the seven
scrolls found in the jars to Beth
lehem, and let it be known that
they were for sale to the highest
bidder.
A professor of archaeology at
the Hebrew University in Jerus-
alem, the late Eliezer Lippa
Sukenik, made the dangerous
trip to war-torn Bethlehem and
purchased three of the scrolls.
The scrolls, according to Is
raeli archaeologists, were an in
complete Book of Isaiah and
two previously unknown Hebrew
books-'"The War of the Sons of
Light and Darkness" an allegory
of the struggle between good and
evil. and THE Scroll of Thanks
giving" collection of songs
similar to the psalms.
Professor Sukenik learned that
the Bedouin elders had sold the
other four scrolls to Athanasius
Y. Samuel. then Greek Ortho-
dox Archbishop Metropolitan of
Jerusalem and Hashemite Jor-
dan.
Sent to United States
Arab-Israeli relations being
what they were, Archbishop
Samuel was unwilling to sell
the scrolls to the Israelis and |
they were soon spirited to this |
country where they were placed |
in the vaults Of the Trust Com
pany of New Jersey.
In 1949 the scrolls were ex-
hibited in the Library of Con-
gress where they attracted wide
attention and touched of heated |
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THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Study Report Shows
Pastor SoIory Points

/ niversary of his ordination to
the ministry on Thursday next
week.
The quarter-century mark in
any profession is cuStomarily q
time for both looking back and
looking forward. A minister
naturally examines what he has
already accomplished. and then
peers into the still yelled future
for clues of what is to be. In
DR.. Elson's case. past accom-
plishments must give him a real
sense of achievement. They
presage even greater things in
the years to come.
X
New Temple Dedication
President Eisenhower will
dedicate the new Washington
Hebrew Congregation temple,
Macomb street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV. at 8 pm. Nav
6. His role in dedicating the
structure recalls how other of
our country's Presidents have
taken part in the Congregations
milestone events.
When the congregations spe-
cial charter was passed 100 years
ago by Congress, President
Franklin Pierce signed the
document. Some years later, in
1897. when the cornerstone in
the temple at 816 Eighth street
NV. was put in place President
Mckinley and his cabinet
witnessed the rite.
When the ground-breakins
ceremony for the present edifice
took place three years ago, the
then President Truman took
part. So President Eisenhower
IL carrying on q fine tradition
New Interpretation
A take-on on the Lucky Strike
radio and television slogan,
LSMFT-Lucky Strike Means
Fine Tobacco" is going the
church rounds. Ministers are
saying, "LSMFT-Lord Save
Me From Texas"
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
LUTHERAN SERVICES

BETHLEHEM I'd. c.
10th and T Ste. Sc, Rev. Edgar
Rakow. $50 and IL am.
CHRIST I'd. c.
18th and Gallatin SITS NV, Rev.
VIM F. Bruening. $50 and ii am,
FIRST TRINITY I'd. c.
4th and E SITS. NV, Rev H B.
Roepe. $50 and II am. Service
Broadcast Over Station NOOK
AND at 1880 am. and WFAE
tFM) at 12.05.
MOUNT OLIVET I'd. c.
1905 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev.
VIM. schiebel II am.
CALVARY tSilver Spring.
9545 Georgia Ave. Rev, Walter
H. Moeller S;45 and II am.
ST. ANDREW tGlenmont)
l2247 Georgia Ave. Rev. Paul
Foelbef. ii am.
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell Rd.. Rev. wilmer D.
MensinE. $50 and II am.
ST. PAUL'S (Falls Church)
Leesburg Pike and Idyiwood Rd..
Rev. Gerald Kuhn. II am
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arguments in archaeological cir
cles as to their authenticity.
For five years the scrolls dis
appeared from the public eye.
Put up for Sale
On June /. 1884, q small an
nouncement appeared in the
miscellaneous for sale" columns
OF the Wall Street Journal. It
read:
1.-THE -Four Dead Sea Scrolls.
Biblical Manuscripts dating back
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DAWN BlBLE CLASS
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Sacred Music Concert

Lanham (MdJ Methodist
Church will be the site of a May
I concert Of sacred music by the
Westminster MD Theological
Seminary Singers. The concert
Is set for 8 pm.