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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
LOST AND FOUND

%LOST OR STRAYED - Fe-
male Irish Red Setter, was wear
ing chain collar with Montgom-
cry tags and Rabie Tag. Phone
Pc. 2-4791. 1896
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Notice of Hearing

The Mayor and Council of
Rockville, Maryland will hold a
public hearing
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W ROOFING MATERIAL -
Aluminium and Galvanized. Build
ers felt, nails, roofing cement.
Full line of paints. Order yours
todayi Call Coop Service Agency,
Cloverly, Md, Evergreen 4-7171.
2722
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WRAM FOR SALE - Corrie-
dale Pure Bred, II months. Phone
after 1880 pm. Gaithersburg
34S-J. 1880
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~FOR SALE - Leghorn and
Hybrid pullets especially bred for
egg production, 10 to IA weeks
old. Available for immediate de-
livery. Milford Hatchery, Rand
allstown, Md. Phone Oldfield g.
5075. 642
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- RELIABLE WOMAN - To
live in, care of house and 2 chill
dren. Working parents. Mon
day through Friday call after 5
pm. Pc. 2-6271. 1914
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LIVESTOCK

WPIGS - 8 excellent pigs $40
each for the lot; $12 each sing
ly. See Jim Reed at Robinson's
Query Mill Road. Travilah. Tel
Pc. 2.2524 evenings or Saturday.
1917
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~ SALESMAN $500 High CALDER
to sell the famous Rocket" Odds
mobile. Honest and willing to
work, well known in Montgom
cry County; salary and commits
sion to right man. See Mr.. ORES.
sci, Congressional Motors, Inc,
$40 Commerce Lane, Rockville,
Md. 1910
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FOR RENT

~MODERN STORE SPACE -
For long lease. Approximately
1900 SO. fit. One block from Post
Office in Bethesda, Md. Call or
phone Frank L. Hewitt Co., Juni-
per $4,000, 8487 Fenton Street,
Silver Spring, Md. 500
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

EE~2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
- One and u block from Ele-
mentary School. Assume CT.
Loan. No money down with good
credit. Located in Viers Mill Vii
lage, 1903 Round Hill Road. OPP
EN- SUNDAY. Tel. Whitehall g.
1886. 1916
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HOUSE FOR SALE - Rea-
sonable down payment. Four
rooms and bath, large lot. Lo-
Gated in Maryvale. Phone Pc. q
1891 or Pc. 2-6363. 1878
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Notice of Hearing

The Mayor and Council of
Rockville, Maryland will conduct
public hearing
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~ STOVES - Ask Roy Benson
for real bargain. Demonstra-
tors and used. Stop at display
booth Montgomery County Fair.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp,
Pc. 2.6l33 or Gaithersburg 671.J.
1904
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
E GAITHERSBURG

~ G AITHERSBURG - Large
ten room house, two baths, large
shaded lot in heart of Gathers
burg. Can be used as a two fam
lily unit. Priced for quick sale.
Call owner Gaithersburg 1889.
1OO6
~ GERMANTOWN - One
story new Brick 3-bedroom house,
tile bath, hardwood
floor, full basement, venetian
blinds and screens, carport, land
scaped and sodded. Easily Fl
nanced, $17,500.
GAITHERSBURG - On Route
24O, brick, like new, 3-bedroom.
Ideal for home and office, SOS, 900.
NEAR GERMANTOWN - Glow
erleaf. On 240, 5 acres, cleared,
200 #. frontage, $1,000 per acre.
CLARKSBURG A bedroom and
bath, long frontage, $8,500.00.
GAITHERSBURG - 2 bed
room, large lot, $4,000. H. w. Be
craft, Gaithersburg, Md. Teles.
555, 728-J, lar. 1149
wWASHINGTON GROVE, MD.
- $4,000. Two-apartment house,
large lot, fine location, one apt.
now rented monthly basis. Could
make beautiful spacious home
with some renovation. Good fl
nancing. See Mayor McCathran,
Ill Maple Road, Washington
Grove, Md. 1922
-E HOUSE - Must sell Rambler
3 bedrooms, screened front porch,
large corner lot. Total cash to
handle $780, Total price $11,250
include advertising taxes and in
surance. 1900 Lewis Ave-, Rock
vile, Md. (Rockcrest 1909
N~2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
49, One and y block from Ele-
mentary School. Assume CT.
Loan. No money down with good
credit. Located in Viers Mill Vii
lage, 1903 Round Hill Road. OPP
EN- SUNDAY. Tel. Whitehall g.
$3.50. 1916
wHOUSE FOR SALE - Rea-
sonable down payment. Four
rooms and bath, large lot. Lo-
Gated in Maryvale. Phone Pc. 2
1891 or Pc. 2-6363. 1878
FDAMASCUS Modern
house, half acre, 2-bedrooms,
large living room, oil burner, ex-
pandable attic, full basement, &c.
$50.
FARM - Near Damascus, SO A.,
good house, barn, milk house,
water in fields, all tillable. Mac
NAB Real Estate, Clearwater g.
1886 or 3-2535. 1874
~ GAITHERSBURG - 2-Story
House, in excellent condition, tile
bath, u bath in basement; rec
reation room; modern kitchen;
nice location, $13,950. Terms.
BOYDS - New 3-bed-
room rambler, tile bath, many
extras. Ideal for rest home on
l acre land $500 down.
GAITHERSBURG - 2-bedroom
house and bath on large lot
60x165, automatic heat. Good buy
at $4,000. Terms.
Many other good buys in Cath
and Rockville.
FARM - Near Gaithersburg, 25
acres, modern 4-bedroom house,
2 streams, stock barn and other
buildings. Only $4,000 down. Many
other large and small farms near
by. Call Mr.. Nichols.
WE HAVE - Several clients with
cash wanting acreage and farms
in vicinity of Germantown and
Clarksburg. Also farmettes with
one or two acres. For quick sale
place your listing with PASTOR
& McGREW, Real Estate, Pc. q
9448; ewes. Gaithersburg 475M.
1888
wWASHINGTON GROVE - g.
room frame, medium size, re-
stored Victorian House; corner
fenced lot. Large terrace and fire
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w WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.
- $4,000. Two-apartment house,
large lot, fine location, one apt.
now rented monthly basis. Could
make beautiful spacious home
with some renovation. Good fl
nancing. See Mayor McCathran,
Ill Maple Road, Washington
Grove, Md. 1922
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~SADDLE HORSE SALE -
Wednesday, August 81, $3.50 pm.
Eylers Stables, Thurmont, Md.
Private sales daily. 1881
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- OPPORTUNITY AVAIL
ABLE - In Rockville, full or part
time. Selling Nationally Adver-
tised Watkins Products. Merch-
andise shipped on credit. We help
you get started. Write The ]. r.
Watkins Co., Dept. So, Richmond,
Va. 1888
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

~ROUGH LUMBER - Fenc-
ing Boards and Posts; Sheathing;
Lumber cut to order; Firewood.
Sawmill at Brickyard Road and
Macarthur Boulevard, Potomac,
Md. Tel. Pc. 2-3147, Lemitwood,
Inc. HOB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

- YOUNG MAN = To learn
Nursery and Landscape planting;
train for foreman. Must be able
to drive truck. Should live in
Olney-Brookeville area. Write to
Brookeville Gardens & Landscap-
ing Co., Box %, Brookeville, Md.
or call Spring 4-4185. 1900
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FDAMASCUS Modern
house, half acre, 2-bedrooms,
large living room, oil burner, ex-
pandable attic, full basement, &c.
$50.
FARM - Near Damascus, SO A.,
good house, barn, milk house,
water in fields, all tillable. Mac
NAB Real Estate, Clearwater g.
1885 or 3-2535. 1874
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EE~ MAN WANTED - For land
scape work, no sodding, 18 and
over. No experience necessary.
Call Poplar 2-4262. Ask for Mr..
Dupee. 1903
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
HOUSES TO BUILD

HOMES. 9 bedrms,, all util-
tiles, $3.50, $500 down; 3 bed
rms all utils., FLA, $4,000, S75h
down; hedrms de luxe rambler
MANTz. Ju. s-4452. McFADDEN
VIII. 6-S006. rs
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Multi-Unit Apt. House
PLEASANT HILLS
2-FAMILY HOUSES

The houses in this fine. established
community are an excellent in.
vestment. You can live in one
apartment and the rent from the
other will help buy it, or rent both
apartments-either will be a good
investment
At this time. We are completing a
small group and also have two
houses that were completed a short
time back that are rented. which
we can now offer for sale Our ex-
perience in the cost of operation OF
these houses is available to you
Let us show you what a fine in
vestment these houses are-either
as home or investment
OPEN-138 Taussig Pl. NE.
. rrIxarzn,x, a r~x,
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Modern Living

Is yours in this true California ram
bier on 4 acre in beautiful SOUTH
WOODLEY. A spacious living room
is accented by brick fireplace wall
and picture windows. Large dining
ell. sparkling kitchen. vanity bath,
two big bedrms, carport and work
shop. Radiant heat and indirect
lighting. Swimming pool member
ship available! MINIMUM CASH and
assume LARGE AZ TRUST. Open
til Sunday or call JE. 4-1615.
Directions: IL mi. past Seven Cor
ners on Rte so, left on Wayne, TT.
on Westmoreland I'd. left on Manor
g.
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INvEsT. PROF. SALE tcsn,.l

I602 I5th ST. N.w.-5 tenenents
including furniture and business
100000; terms. NO. 7-065S.
MODEM WAREHOUSE. 60x120. vic
Of N. Capitol and n. Y. ave-: Ions
lease to responsible concern; income
$500 yearly: reas. price and terms
MT. PLEASANT. Park Id.wRooms
apis, large, semidet.. 3-story. s
baths: income, $500 mo-; newly
decorated; scar garage. Must sell
business or building Immediately
M ilIpssS R sEiM go I I;Si%c,o.. IN
rents for So so. Price So. so.
<; FAIRtIB,YAsIRN. ST. $4,000; ewes,
APIS, 5 baths. 8 story and Eng
lish bsmt.,- fire escapes, ETC.; inc,
1857 mo-, low expenses: price So. :
ave. NV. A. r. sEELYE. DI. 7-s325.
BRICK, a-FAMILY semidet. Income
S1.6SO. Good cond. Can be bought
for less than GI approved price.
By OWNER. Wo. 6-S459.
1899 BLK. IRVING ST. NV. Direct
from owner; 3-unit apt. bldg. in
this convenient location. Financing
to suit purchaser. OIL. 2-73S7.
AT ROCK CREEK PARK in the Mt.
Pleasant area, detached masonry
four. rooms and bath and large
porch in each of the three floors;
rented at $3.50 per mo. Price SEA-
900. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919
K st. NV. Ma S-1I66.
WE HAVE ONE 4-FAMILY BLDG
one RE- s fH2S ~ B IGfs5i0q in good s..
location. crossing $500; tenants
c tSsRhsf NV NV. COMMERCIAL prop.
erty with ESQ gas station and 2
stores. crossing s9;Nstso. ~ CAL NJ,
pont Circle. DU. 7-1234. Ia
OFFICES AND APARTMENT BLDG.
on Main st. opposite courthouse, in
fast-growing county-seat town: busy
streets on 3 sides, ample space ad-
joining for additional building, suit
able supermarket. This is the best
location in town ev,n-,
Phone sa1i. NND 0Ni La Plata. Md.
$3.50 CASH. TOTAL SALES PRICE
remodeling. Not condemned Near
18th and Benning I'd ne. tn
2-3232; Sun. LA. 6-12l1. SAMUEL
G. REYNOLDS, 3005 Ga ave. NV
90x97-ft. corner apt. house site;
zoned 60-C; within blks of new
Senate once Bldg,
$4,000 so; TT; c. commercial. Alex
Will trade for investment property
PAUL P. STONE Realtor, TU.
2-1105, OIL. 2-5565.
69-UNIT APT. BLDG, eficiencies
and / bedrm.: only 2 yrs. old: S40.-
600 cash required.
1l,000 So. IT. warehouse with rail
siding and additional industrial
ground loo. Takoma Park, D. c.
Only $4,000 with $4,000 cash.
ls-unit brick apt. only 6 yrs. old
enjoying 1907 occupancy on Dis
trict Line in Takoma, D. C.
Large apt. project in Laurel, Md. nets
SIS 600 per Vt.
RAINIIM REAL, ESTATE
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CHAIN STORE INVESTMENT

We have several Of our de-
sirable chain store properties
available for sale to small or
large investors. Ions. guarar1-
iced leases. All pay attractive
incomes and all are WE'LL
located in Washington area.
We have over 1000 satisfied
property owners nationally,
For additional informa ton. call
Leasing Department. TASTEE-
FREEZ, EN-. 3-l765.
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BARGAIN
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN

AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN
Is this handsome. modern, corner
apt. house In dne upper NV loca.
ton, containing "a units All apis
are spacious and well equipped and
bldg. has attrAe. lobby. velI-kept
lawn. etc. and is In perfect cond.
Income at modest rents over SIS.
900 yrly. tenants pay own gas and
elec.). Expenses very low. Can be
purchased with S26.50O cash and
will show . cash return of 1875, q
net return of almost sos. Priced
very low for immediate sale. Please
call Monday
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Eek. 3-Isl1.
AUNT APARTMENT
In excellent rental area; near every.
thing. Shows income of $40 per
month. Priced at less than si3
times annual rentals. Phone until
8 pm. 10. 1857 or 10. 7-ei22.
JIM BRITT
1920 Indianhesd Hwy. is
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-3-bedrm. rambler or Cape
| Cod with bedrm. on LIST floor, in
Bethesda; under $4,000. Box
429-X. Star.
ATTENTION OWNERS Of property in
| Chevy Chase-EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Realtor, wants houses to sell at
once. Phone or see me at 1910 YER
mont ave-. RE. 7-5140. RIM. 217.
CASH IN ON OUR CALL CASH PLAN"
FGr ISp of 1 prise sa H Mr. SCR doD
ws HHI r FROM owner e. n i'-4 ARP
Alex. Sc. Wash. areas 3-bedrm.
rambler with bsmt., mr.. shopping;
maximum: $4,000. No brokers.
Box 350-X. Star.
HAVE CLIENT with all cash wishing
| to buy nice 3-bedrm. home in near,
a ri Hfn eRfPr1N. AG EI5A R s ~
PVT. Party will buy for cash from
owner. 3.bedrm; row. or det,, North
WISH Hssf Or 70 n0 PGR SH 81 sood house
Woodridge or Brookiand: Substantial
cash; no agents. DU. 7-2451..
HOME OWNERS-We need houses,
| large or small. in any condition; cash
Or terms; no oblisation. Gail HART;
Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-340o, LII.
WE HAVE several clients desiring
HOUSE WiTH U.s. Us. Ho. 2-l57$, ri.
PURCHASER will pay cash for s-rm.
/ GLADMAN. INC. Ii. 3-056l. IA
REALLY, FOLKS-We want Pr. Geo.
CO; homes; We buy; sell; rent. J.
We a "A. CASH C. CLIENTS 70, houses e.
'ae a over Np charge vice ts'
Floyd e DAVIS CO. Realtors
1929 K st NV MA s-0362: ewes.
ii ~ Yo SJR0P Property is for sale and
who deyotes his. entire time to sell.
It II it can be sold: 1t won't take me
long, Phone NO. 7-6722 from $3.50
am; to IL am. Evenings WA
DuPoNT CIRCLE or Cap. Hill areas
House which could be remod into
one, 2-bedroom apt. and 2 or 8
efflcs Must be Of good construction
wi HAVE W. cLiE IL r.. III II houses in
LEWIS, HE. 4-350O
INVESTMENT CO. WILL BUY fol-
cash from owners direct. Homes for
commissions: cash at. once Call
FAIRFAX CO. INC, ST. 3-5311.
MODERN. clean. . or 3 bedrm. home,
in D C. or nearby Md. sc. pref
have substantial cash. MRS. cox
LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME, any
eonditi?ns in D. e, Mr.; Bozz1'
SOLD OUT--Business is good. l. can
sell vour house or income property
! in Southeast or nearby Maryland II
/ fairly priced, Call for free appraisal
! NIKE COUGHLIN 10. STAG. IL
for your house Call ia 9-62T7 OF
RE 7-0S73. H NJ GREENFIELD
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses
white or colored, any condition
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HOUSES TO BUILD
Golden Rule Builder
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN COUNTY, va, 9 mi. from
Goose Greek Golf Club-Ideal fol
development; wonderful views; 225
acres. rs in woodland. balance
cleared: long frontage on Goost
Greek and on surfaced roads
Price for land, farmhouse, 3 barns
and silo, ETC.. S39,500, including
crops in ground. ASK-USI REALTY
CO.. IA. 1882. ia 1869.
5-ROOM FARMHOUSE with cleo,
bath. running water, chicken and
hoghouseS. garden; on Shenandoah
River; furn. or unfurn.: excel. fish
ing, hunting; very low rent, $50
mo-, just SUFFICIENT to cover repairs.
taxes, insurance; ideal for retired
couple. widow with small income
Write Pc. Box ..S4. Front Royal,
Va. Avail. June Is, 1855.
WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.-IO-fm
home, 6-rm. attached apt. 5 acres
additional acreaee avail, established
dog kennels. S3G,500- Gathers.
burg 25l. Ia
FORT MEADE AREA
Gambrills, Md. Beaut. 3-bedrm. ram
bier. masonry: lge. liv. rm.. with
fireplace: cleo. kit. dinipg rm.. tile
bath. garage. full bsmty:. insulated
oil INV h.: approximately l acre OF
Price. s1s,e5o, Good terms. 81.
fered BY LOUIS A. STARTLING. I'll
and sun cali West River sci.
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the death of DR.. ZeBarney Phil
lips, who preached on that oc-
casion, but congratulate you
cordially on your election as
chaplain of the United States
Senate in his place."
CDR. Phillips was dean of
Washington Cathedral at the
time of his death and a for
mer rector Of Epiphany Epis-
copal church,
Unexpected Election
DR.. Harris election as Senate
chaplain came Unexpectedly to
him.
II had just finished conduct
ing a wedding service when I
was called to the phone and
told Senator Barley Democrat,
of Kentucky wanted to speak
to me-" he recalled. "The SEN
ator told me I had just been
elected chaplain of the Senate.
I felt humbly grateful that they
designated me to that high and
holy place."
That feeling has persisted and
grown with the clergyman
through the years. His retire
ment from Foundry Church will
now enable him to give a fuller
ministry to the Senate chaplain
cy, he said.
Perhaps the word retirement"
is a misnomer, for DR.. Harris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Miami Beach Burglars
Get 500, 900 in Loot

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, April I
B.-Theft of 100000 in jew
elry. furs and cash was reported
to police yesterday by occupants
of a Miami Beach hotel suite.
The victims were identified as
Mrs. Kay Fine and her father.
Benjamin Melincoff of Atlantic
City, N. j.; Mrs. Chelena Silver
of Pleasantville. N. j.; and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Kamens of
Miami Beach.
Police Chief Romeo Shepard
said the group reported they dis
covered the loss when they re-
turned to their three-bedroom
suite at 2:30 am. after going
out for the evening. Chief
Shepard ordered a pickup of all
known criminals in the city.
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Erosion Areas
ToGetU.S. Aid

President Eisenhower today
authorized ALLEGATION of SIS mil
lion from his disaster relief fund
to speed Federal aid to wind
erosion areas in seven Great
Plains States.
White House Press Secretary
James C.. Hagerty said the SIS
million would be repaid from a
pending ST. million supplemental
appropriation for the Agriculture
Department to carry on the work.
He said the money is being all
located now so emergency tillage
can get underway and prevent
more topsoil from being blown
away.
In the States of Colorado,
Kansas. New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Texas. Nebraska and Wyoming,
Mr.. Hagerty said 7 million acres
already have been seriously dam
aged and another 20 million acres
left with insufficient cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

has q full schedule waiting him.
He has enough invitations to
speak at colleges and elsewhere
to take him into 1857. and the
publishers Of his Spires of the
Spirit" a collection of columns
he has been writing for the Sum
day Star since 1947, have been
urging him to do another book.
They want him to write about
his 80 years in Washington and
the people he has known here.
Pictures of Leaders
The pictures Of top political
and other figures hang on the
walls, over the crowded book
shelves. of DR.. Harris comfort
able study. They include sew
eral pictures Of Churchill and Of
Roosevelt. one of Harry s. Tru-
man, inscribed "best wishes to
my friend the great Senate chap
lain," and those of Senators
Carlson of Kansas, Morse Of
Oregon, former Senator Thomas
Connolly of Texas, Supreme
Court Justice Burton and the
late Senator Vandenburg Of
Michigan. The Senate chaplain
is proud that his friendships
cross the chambers historic
political aisle. A Korean flag.
given to him by his friend Syng-
man Rhee, hangs on q stand in
the room. The Korean President
was a member Of Foundry
Church.
A graduate Of Dickinson Col
lege and of Drew Theological
Seminary, DR.. Harris followed
his father, DR.. George T. Harris,
into the Methodist ministry. He
served pastorates in Trenton and
Long Branch, N. j. and at Grace
Methodist Church, New York,
the lattel for six years, before
coming to Foundry in 1924.
Sees Church Grow
During his years here the
church has grown in numbers
and in physical capacity and
beauty. The old Sunday school
has been remodeled into
fully equipped theater. and a
mansion next door, at 1900
Sixteenth street NV. was
bought and made into a place
where the congregations youth
could meet.
The church itself has under
gone extensive changes. Prob
ably the most arresting is the
new chanceL constructed in
1912.
DR.. and Mrs. Harris. plan to
stay in Washington after his
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Arms BuiIdup
Gains in Asia,
Hense| Reports

II. Strive Hensel, Assistant De-
Tense Secretary for International
Security Affairs, said today he
was greatly encouraged" by the
buildup in Southeast Asia under
the military aid program.
Mr.. Hensel, who administers
the program and recently re-
turned from a round-the-world
inspection trip, said he found
virtually all persons he met
abroad impressed by the fact that
the United States presented no
threat to them.
"They realize perfectly well
where the threat is coming from,
If there is a threat, and further
that it will not come from this
country" he told reporters. IT
was greatly impressed by the fact
that they all realized that the
United States had been helpful.
Denies Criticism
"Of course. all want more help
than is possible to give"
Mr.. Hensel took occasion to
deny that his report to Defense
Secretary Wilson had branded
many of our foreign military aid
programs-particularly those in
Asia-''unrealistic."
II never characterized any pro-
gram as realistic or unrealistic
in the report to Mr.. Wilson," he
said. II never said anything
family resembling that and there
couldn't be anything like it more
apart from the truth"
Mr.. Hensel said he advocated a
constant denomination Of the
aid program to meet changing
events. An overall global study
of the program is now under way,
he said.
Organization Discussed
He said that his report raised
q number of questions on arms
aid organizational matters.
He added that it was not
necessarily needed to At the
arms aid program into the Ma
tons war plans.
Commenting further on the
published report that he was
particularly critical of Japan
and that the Japanese were
proud Of tanks but just wanted
some one to pay for them, Mr..
Hensel said:
Quite frankly, don't know
whether we've sent any tanks to
Japan. And made no comment
on whether they were anxious
or not to pay the bill"
Similarly he said that his re-
port made no reference to the
dispatch of jet fighters to the
Far East countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

retirement. They viii move
from the parsonage at $500
Thirty-sixth street NV, bought
in 1928 by the church. to the
Westchester Apartments. They
have two daughters. Mrs. Ralph
c. Cole Of Arlington. Va. and
Mrs. Dom F. Mars of Kensing-
ton,. Md.