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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
Tbongbfs on Life
Synthetics
Br DR.. JOHN C. HOLLAND

CHEMISTRY has taken over. The
coming age will be dominated on its
material side, by chemists. The old
a1chemists tied to find the rhiIoso-
piers stone by which they honed to
turn the baSer metals into gold The
magic of the necromarcers. tried to
wave their wands over life, and make
existence easier for people.
The magic wand today is the electric
furnace. It's Temperatures enable chem
lists not only to take various comuounds
apart. but 70 put them together again
in many combinations
From barrel of coal tar some one
thousand different colors and perfumes
can be made IT is now possible TO
make syntheticeIVv most of the vage-
table and metallic comDounds. Paste
diamonds NAV adorn miIady's iewelry.
MANY hundreds of factories are now
turning out synthetic fertilizers. Thev
are even planning to make many of
our foods alphabetically.
OF course religion and morality have
long been made on the synthetic plan.
Manufactured goodness, which fakes
its show of Diety, will fool The most
critical observer. st. James wrote,
sspure RELIGION and undefiled before God
and the Father is this: to visit the
fatherless and widows in their afflic-
ton, and TO keep himself unspotted
from the world" To be follower of
Jesus is. in reality, the possession of
His spirit. actively trying to helD the
and sinful to accept Christ's
way of life "
The putting on of airs, the airs of
sanctity, is merely strutting something
that has the leaden, rather than the
golden ring.
There was large religious group in
Palestine in Jesus time They made
long prayers" but ssdevoured widows
houses" Jesus unmarked them, and
he most scathing words He spoke were
o this same group.
Did you ever meet synthetic" hon
ssty? It is quite current I have met it
n some stores where sales people say
hat something is all wool, when they
Know better | have met it in an occa-
;iona1 product from the farm, when
he large potatoes or Strawberries were
,ut on top have even met it in SER
mons wherein some minister quoted.
without giving credit for the borrowed
bought Was it not George Elicit who
wrote: "Affectation, or the seeming to
Ne what we are not, is the besetting sin
e mankind"
Eschew pretense Pretended honesty
$ as tricky as demure-looking mule.
OF all the low characters who twist
md warp the fabric of human life,
Who make others doubt even the good
less of God, Truth, and Goodness, who
light innocent lives as do the sIugs
hat kill the rosebuds, the very worst
; the hypocrite, the person who tries
, palm off his synthetic profession of
haracter for what all his neighbors
now is pious sham and fraud.
If you are lead dollar, do not plate
ourself with brass and try to pass
,r gold
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01

Over grazing of pastures cuts root
growth and production of grasses;
under grazing allows grass to be tramp
led down and wasted.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01

Be sure TO give both NEW and OLD
p0st0ffices when you change address.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
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The Arizona post., 1955-09-16

That eWry everywhere
shall dwell in peace and con-
t e n m e n t and that their
friends shall be inscribed in
the Book of Life for a good
year, is the wish of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Malinsky and family,
1921 E. 9th.
Elias Kaderlan, 2215 E. End,
expressly wi S h e S that the
New Year brings prosperity
and happiness to his relatives
and friends.
May the advent of the New
Year be a Joyous one and
health and happiness prevail
throughout the year, is the
wish of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam To
bias and children, Donald and
Joan.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16

DIR. and Mrs. Melvin III. Hal
perm, Martin and Bonnie, 105
S. Irving, wish their friends
all the joys of the season and
throughout the New Year.
Mrs. Mary GallOw and
daughter Edith, 2011 E. End,
express the wish for a New
Year full of contentment and
happiness for their friends.
Rabbi and Mrs. Albert Bill
gray, David and Betty, extend
cordial greetings for the New
Year to their friends.
Th0t the year SIG shall
bring health and happiness to
their friends is the hope of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie (Real Es-
tate) Roth and sons, Mickey
and Stevie, 1880 E. 5th.
DR.. Nj. Nj. Mandel and
Mrs. Esther Mandel, 1925 E.
Waverly, extend cordial best
wishes to their friends for a
happy New Year.
That the New Year shall
usher in a year of good things
for their friends, is the wish
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Schac-
ter and X enne t h, 1925 N.
Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. Israel Roth,
2245 E. 9Th, wish all t h e ir
friends a healthy, happy and
prosperous New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip KatZ
and family, 1904 E. 9th, desire
for their friends a year
abounding in good health and
contentment.
Mrs. YOna Alexandra and
sons, Ray and Ian, 2917 E.
18th, convey personal greet
ings to their friends with the
hope that 'Sholom" will pre-
vail throughout the world.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Bas-

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Bas'
suk, 1889 E. Drachman, send
wishes to their relatives and
friends for a New Year over
filled with health and happi-
ness.
That the New Year shall be
one of blessings and health, a
good year, is the hope of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Auslander
and family, 2513 N. Country
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper
man, AT Kenyon Dr., extend
to all their frie e n d S warm
greetings and best wishes for
their health and happiness in
the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome DEM
Der and family, 1912 E. 25th,
send cordial greetings and
wishes for a New Year that
fulfills all the wishes of their
friends.
Leschava Tova TikataVo to
all her friends, is the sincere
wish of Celia Click, 1921 E.
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kap-
Ian, 929 E. 9th and e S t n e +
from Bos ton, greet t h e r
friends on this occasion and
wish them a very happy New
Year.
Mrs. Joseph Kivel, 1892 E..
Whitman, extends cordial
BEST wishes to her friends for
heir happiness in the New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Leight
and Samuel, 1884 E. Devon,
wish all their friends happy,
healthy and prosperous New
Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ill.
Miller and Bob, 1850 E. 18th
Circle, desire for their friends
a year a boundin G in good
health and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dino
vitz, 2321 E. 7th, send a sin
cere wish to their friends for
health and joy in the New
Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney krak-
over and daughter, Marsha
Susan, 252O E. Adams, extend
to their friends hearty wishes
for tn eir happiness in the
New Year.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16

Mrs. Norris Price, 1O41 N.
Park, extends wishes for a
New Year that gratifies her
friends fondest hopes.
That the New Year shall
bring a ull m sure of
health and happiness to her
friends, is the wish of Jean
Eichel, Pops E. Silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fish
man, Randolph Way, wi S h
their friends all the joys of
the a son and during the
year SIG.
Ethel Fried and family, 928
E. 9th, extend greeting with
the wish for a bright New
Year for Israel and full of
blessings for all their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oates,
Leslie and Jonathan, 5610 E.
18th, send a sincere wish for
ealth and joy for n e ir
friends during the New Year.
That the year 5716 shall be
one of abounding content
ment and health for all their
friends, is the wish of DIR. and
Mrs. Sidney Cells, S teve N
and Jacqueline, 102 Gale de
Jardin.
Mrs. Leah Levin and family,
1906 E. 9Th, expressly wish
their friends all the joys of
the season and throughout
the New Year.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Rose,
548 S. 5th, greet all their
friends with heartfelt wishes
for their h appiness S in the
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ROsen-
bluth, 2423 E. H a w t h orn e,
wish their friends a most sue
cessful and happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. S a muel G.
Murstein, 4245 Cielo Azul,
send every best wish for the
New Year to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
BerkOwitz, Deborah n, Isaac
and Naomi, 1925 N. Campbell,
wish their friends all the joys
of the season and happiness
throughout the New Year.
DIR. and Mrs. Earl Dove
28O3 E. 9th, send their friends
every good wish for the New
Year.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.

WOODs-Det. brick Co
DEN. garage. lovely lot. Middl,
twenties. Call LE0UM q QERBEF
REALTY CO., EN-. 10000 till Q pm
AiR-coNDTTIoNED. s bedrms.,
baths. screened porch and incl
garden. powder rnn., bsmt.; close I.
transp. and schools. RICHARI
STEDMAN. AID. 4-S756.
CHEVY CHASE-Perfectly immacu.
late det. brk, home near St. john
and Lafayette schools. 3 bedrms.
2 baths on End d.; breakfast rm.
med: kit: screen perch. ,sonersst,. s,
trees. Priced ct S22,750. FRANZ
8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes.
cHEvY M T-STHUsi CHASE, D. c.-Larre Colo
nial With 8 bedrms.. 2 baths: yer.
nice lot: detached garage: .extri
clean: near lafayette School ant
BLESSED sseEamept EY pG.1 asElnE 81 '3S9 ss2
CIfSYs29ANbb CiIifSs229a NJ PARK Dss. .hinsl, Ma
center-hall home. full bsnt.. ga
h.-w.h.. gar. incl. deep lot; bes
Gransp., mr.. Hearst School ans
shops; prompt possession; SO. $50
Call OWNER, EN-. 3-0359. 80
SHEPHERD PARK-Best 4-bedrm
buy in Q det. home, above Waltel
Reed. Newly painted outside. One
owner occupant: hot-water heat
oil burner; det., side.drive gar
Priced. S16.350: ewes, TIE. 6-176S
I. T. GRAvATTE. Realtor, MA
sRHEPHHERD PARK, s1s,s5o-An In
credible value for the handy man
3 lge. bedrms., baths, small den
tiisd haT 20 powder ,r rma rmna IN throusn.centts ts
needs .i =. eStsnsiys ssa1 ss. TsSee SS but wo1l
: FRANK 8. Philips, OF. S-7Oos
sfEaSG fEsn;i ~ vAEIEY. tLIzSy' sa7.soo-4S BED
rooms. 8 baths; brick home q ar
amazingly low price. Call righ
away. SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO
WO0DLEY PARK~Det. brick and
Scar garage, on corner lots
Extra-lge. hall, liv. and din. rm.
z bedrms.. 4h baths, bsmt. apt
with pvt. entr.; 5 rms. furn.; So.
900 or more down. 2700 28th st
SACRIFICE SALE BY OWNER--Neal
Walter Reed, 1927 10th st. NV
Recently dec. brk. Colonial OF
beaut. corner lot; 24-ft. liv. rm.
sep. din. rm., kit, brkfst rm.. pow
DER der rm; S.s and lse; 1 porch; 2 = twin
TIC with maids rm.; paneled rec
Excel. financing: Reduced to seq
0kn a ~ lann TIL
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HOUSES FURNIsHrD

UNUSUAL oFFERING-Compieteiy
modernized log cabin, conveniently
located In Chevy Chase, Nd:
rooms. kitchen and bath; beautiful
garden: sttractively and fully flrn.
rent, S145 mo. SANDOZ. INC,
Dupont Circle. DU. 7-1234. II
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-vac.: 9
rms 2 baths tsep. din. rm.l. play
room. disposal dishyasher, mr..
school: $3.50 or less for s-3 yrs.
ARL., s4s 8. Hishland-semidst
brick, 2 bedrms.. schools, shops
Columbia pike bus: $125. OIL, z
BETHESDA = 3-bedrm. rambler;
shady an,s "a SardA Assas snd barSeeas;s sasn seults
AVAILABLE ABOUT JULY le-
ESS ESas: 3 Ss'n nesfy sa o1n Ssn bsaasfa
patio with furniture; large yard;
Twinbrook Rockville; S135 mo-;
not more than / child and no dogs.
HIcKMAN-CUsHMAN. 20. 2-g442,
Mr.. MERRlFIELp, vA.-4-bedrm.,
3-bath brk. home; maids rm.
nicely furn.; long-term lease. ROB
ERTS. sooPP oP MoNcQRE AGENCY
80
SHADY SIDE. MD.-spaeious iurn.
rms, 2 baths, screened front and
rear porches; large pvt. pier with
boathouse with screened deckhouse
above; 80 minis. from D. c.; year
round; S115 mo. summer rental BY
season or mo. West River 6451.
CAPITOL HlLL-3 complete apis. I;
eoms asss ssoS; soSGfi rent. as' s1sp p@msc %o. re-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Lfree com.
pletely furnished house: spacious
shady grounds; until Aug. 80. OIL
ARLINSSSToN;-2-bsdrm. brick: hsm.;
Near school and bus; Sis: 2oqs
;. J. MeSyARIANb. MePy L. bons1seT9 "a. 7lsaso. soss
1919 18th N.W.-3 stories: suitable
for home, plus 2 apis. and 2-ear
30I6 RODMAN ST. N.W.-LoYely
home; newly furnished and deco
rated; suitable for family with
grandmother. Phone RA. 6-s244.
$500 BLOCK w ST. N.w.-Newly
painted and furnished. 8 bedrooms,
2 baths, finished basement. Call
for appointment. AID. 2-0742
ATTRACTIVE, SMALL HOUSE eO on
quiet street, near American Univ.
8 bedrooms. 21a baths, recreation
tSS0axb tS8%; sG5ssseS psseberD DoTsna En- aSo4 !glS
SUMMER RENTAL. Chevy Chase.
p. C.-Immed. available through
Sept. II; 4-bedrn; det. house:
fenced-in rear yard; conveniently
HILL PARK-UniQue q
story brk. Georgetown-type. con-
verted coach house; bedrms.. liv.
gil heat, hardEyood AZ fioors; or, -. well wen
bachelor or couple. AID. 2-0510
DUPONT CIRcLE-For summer OF
longer. small Georgian brick house:
. bedrms.. patio. bsmt., attrac. and
cony:; avail. now. Ho; 2-S351;
LIGHT: airy: rms; oil ht:; incl,
OFF n otSan iSth S.w. Lamont MOI eo'g st.. 1t Ii
brary-Nicely furn., new cond.; 8
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge. kit.
VIII. 6-703a, RA. 6-632l. --3
PARK-Summer rental.
Sosssssan session. slsb Sashsr %s ro ,nSssisss gs4ss
SUMMER sUBLET, Foxhall I'd. area.
Available until September 1. Well
furnished, 4-bedroom house; at
t,I.;t tt,TIs.c;ttivss outdoor living; fountsin'
DU. 7-24SO. 80
RIGGS PARK-2-bedrm., semidet.
brick, with full bsmt.; 500 per mo.
Call ]. ]. CCONNOR, ST. 3-3S22;
ewes. OIL. 6-4S5S. II
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda, near transp.--3 bedfms.,
. baths. recreation room. maids
room and bath; $3.50. July Is.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAMERA SHOP, beautiful. modern,
air-conditioned, profitable, estab-
location. di: 70 For oWner-opeIator. @ Avail
able with CLEAN stock and fixtures.
Call Mr.. MARTIN bet. 10 and 8.
Mon. Fri DU. 7-1307. IS
NEWSSTAND, busy corner. Must sell
due to other interests. Contact be-
tween Q am. and 5 Pm. 3251M
Mt: Pleasant st. NV, -
DRESS SHOP. recently 6emodeled
1.n. IN ss saSpPinsc ss.S fsnss5 i, XII REAS ias
..UToMATiC I1UNDRY. 20 washins
machines. 3 dryers, 2 extrs.; doing
approx. $3.50 per week; reas.. terms
CULMoRE REALTY. JE. 4-6650
AUToMoTIvE TRADE: Distributor
wanted for chemical lubricant with
largest world sale but new 70 TINS
area Rapid bulk repeats TO service
Substantial standing and practical
Write W. v. MYERS, arriving An
napolis Hotel Saturday. stating
fully past activities.
PERFECT PROPERTY for GONZALES
cent nursing home or geriatric cen
ter; 3h mi, from Wash .: e.
rms. each with pvt. bath. telephone,
Individual heat control and year
round air-cond. Built in 4 wings
with wide corridors, converging on
lge. lobby. din. rn.. and kit. area:
Each rm. leads also to covered
porch. This elegant place Is com. con-,
plstely and bsautitn,iy ird igrn ,neIs TiTn
din. rm. and kit; equipment: PRICED
REALTOR, EN-. 2-4232; OIL. 2-5S67
PooLRooM, good business. Terms
or cash. Seven tables. Excellent 10
fssTiHSa nisNsI \ located st in Northern
gas an and oil FRANCHISE. NOW doing
good business. Beautiful ivy-coy-
cred stone bldg. with spacious liv-
ing atrs. upstairs. Owner must sell
becapseAof health. Good lease avail
GRRoesRY RVis 5fai sToRE: 81 s'ssM doing ieoo
Sundays. Rent Including iivins
quarters; $96 mo. First time az
yertised. Total price. $500. with
INTERESTED IN PURCHAsiNG sue.
cesSful business or enterprise with
growth possibilities. Financially able
TO handle most anything. Box 19-R
$3.50 TOTAL PRICE rooming hous.
business; fully occupied. Call aftel
6 pm. MISS BAILEY. DE. 2-e66S
MoTEL,s ELDERLY OWNER. tired
will sell business close in on No. !
hwy, w.. on reasonable terms tc
reliable parties. BOX 43-R. star.
GENERAL STORE. gas station ant
mod S-rm. home. nr. BERKELEY
Springs, w. Va. For information
call HD. 4-07e3 after 8 pm.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payt. on your moving. storage
Reas. IA. 9-2a37; eyes,, RA. 3-1416
LIGHT HAULTNG local movtng;
beaches o speciality s. L MORRIS
TU 2-l or Ii 6-2SS9
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 7-l1O4 ONION 6TOR.
AGE co INC Established 1908
we do them all: clean and careful
| ST, 3-S57N, Ia. a-nlIh ewes.
BEST MOVERS IN Town = Low
! apt. $50; closed vans; ins. Lu. 1.
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CoLoRED-l4th AND MERIDIAN
S995 DOWN-$99.5 so MO.
Immaculate 20-ft. brick. colonia
baths. full bsmt,; oil h,-w.h.
ELLIS KQSSOW. REALTOR
ST. 3-4415 ia. 9-S74s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARE YOU LOOKING for cool, reas..
beautifully situated house in Arl. to
share with man (25)? KE. S-4976.
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COLORED-SPECIALS

COLORED-SPECIALS
LARGE HOUSES
ONLY 1895 DOWN
1-2200 Blk. First st. NV.
o RMS. Q KITS, ga BATHS. OH
HEAT; VACANT.
900 Blk. E st. NE.
10 rms. 2 KITS. 2 BATHS, on
3-I800 Blk. Ontario Pl. NV.
9 RMS, l KIT, ! BATH. on HEAT
400 Blk. Delafield Pl. NV.
8 RMS. KIT, BATH. GAS HEAT
$500 Blk. Oak st. NV.
9 RMS, KIT. I BATH, OIL HEAT
$500 Blk. Lincoln Rd NE.
DIET. BRICK, q RMS, bath, GAS
HEAT. 3 PORCHES.
ENTERPRISE REALTY COMPANY
Elk. 3-3400
RIA. 3-5711
Ia. 9-7760
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont, !,

8 BEDROOMS; RIGGS PARK; NEW
DEVELoPMENT; SHOPPING CEN
doocp TRANsPoRTAiT1oN; Sic
A MONTH. ALLEN SHERWIN. EN-.
3-4460. 80
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
107 HESKETH ST, 2 blks. from
CIRCLE bedrms., s baths. screened
porch. garage. oil heat. Now eysil Ng5 !
ruTnisneS -------------- Syzzee Syzze
onfSFStshfd ED%l 4. JONES 4 Co. NC csl7'
$500 CONN. AVE. NV. Wo. 6-23OO
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS .
Mass; M ave. ext. .1S,bsdEEm,., 2-oath
rsMnAInle5 MAnoRAS SHso r. cHkTsT%sN, AxslIs9ii mn NC
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-292S
COLORED-I128 18Th 81. NV
l3 rms. "a baths, oil h.-w.h.:
brick garage: vacant. wE1Tz REAL
T CORP, ll0l Vermont ave,
CoLoRED-iSe HECKMAN ST. s.E.
--3 bedrms;. liv. rm., din. rin.. kit
throughout. Cali NE. $1,000 from
coLoRED-Aprs. q ii Ri AND HOMES
BACH & CO., Di. 7-e50I.
seass % a6fSIn rms. utils i'% IarH
1880 Monroe st. NV. after g.: II
COLORED -434 8th ST. S.W. -
$79.50 PER MO. Near Dept. Agr'
immaculate, 5-rm. brick, Mod. kit.
srs1ls! snsa1 bath r. New; svszffa fas' h.-W'h. 81
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 OR 8 BEDRM. HOUSE. or apt, for
responsible family; 2 school-age
children. OIL. 2-S935.
3 BEDRMS.; near Univ. Of Nd:
500. JU. S-9345. 80
VIRGINIA properties wanted to
given to home owners. Phone TIE
6-7244. TIE. 6-7344. or KI. 9-6644.
AL BAKER a. SON. INC. 116 8
st. Asaph ST.. Alex. Va. -3
WANTED, BLDG. TO RENT FOR
$500 MO. which can be used for
pvt school: must. be in good loca-
ton and II satisfactory, will lease
for 5 yrs. with option to buy. Must
pupils. j. c. CHATn or C.. j,
BEALL. HU. 3-391S. after $3.50
pm. II
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COOP. APTS. FOR SALE

'Sf SGL Nc GiHrIs RazE Rgn and nt n.ta' iay ipE H.
rm, bedrm., equip. kit. with din
sspase; bsth' Dyts ,EagE EaES; 81 ,S59 degn sggn
EXCEL NV. LOC. - bedrms.. liv
rm kit. bath; only Ss,95O Easy
terms AID. 4-205a. Lu. 2-g111.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Unscramble the sets Of letters making word of each
jumble Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble. The letters you have printed the cir
ced squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
Gnsper suggested by the cartoon clue. What is It?
(Answer appears on Page B-27, Col ~
Evening star., 1955-06-30
APIS. UkFURNisHEp--vA.
Presidential Gardens

Adjacent to shopping center anc
schools, lovely lawns. trees ane
flowers. 5 min. to downtown. !:
min. to Pentason. bus lines o.
front dr., ample PIX. plus cfnct
service, laundries and storage y
freezer tops: Q and 9 exposures
I end 2 bedrms: from SIS. Con
venient for Army. Navy and All
Force personnel Located on Mt
Vernon ave ano Russell rd. In
Alex. Phone TE, 6-4400. ofnc'
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR txcH

CALF. MONTEKEY--New, z Ice.
rms, baths Trade $50. 600 equity
for lots. farm, or .. OWNER, on,
x-e69S, --1
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-OLORED-N.W. d. C.-8-rm
home with 2 baths. completed
furn.: $3.50 mo. CHESTER H
KELLER, JU. b-7100, 80
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COL S,LTSRE, oLoREp-45o5 2 1sth st. H;W;w M
HOME: FINISHED REC. RIM; $3.50
MO. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 3-6707.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

5 minis. from Washington via Ar
lington boulevard. Call J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO., ia. 7-7804; /;
after g, call IA. 2-072l. "a
downtown and Pentagon buses-In
4-family bldg on its own spacious,
shaded grounds. Quiet residential
area. Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath.
garage. Adults. S65. KE. S-6a3O
Evening star., 1955-06-30
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ARLINGTON. westoyer section. Just
on Washington blvd. conv. to
everything - bedrm., liv. rm..
dfnette space, kit. and bath: $40 so
per mo-. includes heat and h. W
Can WEAVER BROS, INC. DI.
7-S300. 80
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Pred.
erick st.; MAGNOLIA Gafdens-Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combinations: 2 large
bedrooms latest in kitchen equip
ment. parduet hs.. Venetian blinds:
exposures; utils. furn. Sa6 q mo.
One bedroom, SS2.5 For info.
ARLINGTON, nov-l- -bedrm., auali-
~ apt. lge. kit, new lee. refsr. and
stove. exhaust fan Ven. blinds.
huilt.in TV and air-cond. wiring.
full laundry facils., auto. h.-W.h.,
locked storage, off-street parking.
4 dir. bus. all utils.. no children or
pets; IA. 4-l706 or IA. 5-723S.
ARL.-Nevly dec. spacious 2-bedrm.
apt. garden-type bldg. Nr. Pent..
E. Myer. 500 incl utils. 1918 N.
Pierce. Apt. 101. IA. 7-651S. 80
1-BEDRM. APT. Close to Pent,.
Navy Annex and D. c. Clean, cool;
IN mod. bldg; S75 incl, utiis. Apt.
104, 1900 N Pierce, ia. 2-0713.
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brick. with full bsmt.; 500 per mo
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-12-30
PRESBYTERIANS TO CELEBRATE NEW YEAR WITH SERVICES

Saturday evening, beginning at 10 o'clock, there will be Watch Night Service in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Paul Evans said that young and old are encouraged to attend for fun and festivities. Tn the early part of the evening games will be played and friend ship hour enjoyed Those attending during the. game period are re- quested to bring one of their fav- orite games.
 At 11:45, those present will en- ter the sanctuary for brief wor- dedication. The congregation and friends of the church are urged to spend the last moments of the old year and the first moment of the Evans nid.
 Sunday, Jan. 1, tie Rev. Evans pointed out, is a fitting time for one to be present in the church of his choice. dedicating himself to the days ahead in the New Year.
 He invited anyone wishing, to attend the Il a. m. Morning Wor- ship service at the Presbyterian Church and to participate in the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
 At this service, the new pulpit Bible, presented to the church by the American Bible Society, will be dedicated.