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outside the Christian faith, il is
infinitely better known to those on
the inside The deeper one pene-
trates into the meaning of the
Christian faith. the more luminous
the cross becomes. One might say
that the cross is both in the pre-
school and the post graduate
courses in Christian growth and
knowledge.
Sacrifice Unlimited
The familiar cross of Christian
art and architecture is a prettified
version of an ugly thing. a cruel
instrument of torture and death
used by Romans only in case of
executing slaves and the viIest
criminals. Jesus was neither the
first nor the last to be crucified
There are people who would call
the cross itself an historical ac-
cident." That is to say, if Jesus
had lived in other eras or in other
climates, he might have been
killed by being frozen to death or
buried alive or hanged or gassed.
But that is neither here nor there.
The meaning of the cross is not
in the shape of certain wooden
thing that was used to kill people
in a painful and horrible way.
The meaning of the cross is simply
this. in two words: Sacrifice I'M
limited. Paul puts it as simply
as possible: Christ died for all. "
He taught all, He set an example
for all, He challenged and inspired
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What Christians Remember

One might suppose that the
Christian church would have liked
to hush up the story of the cross,
especially after the resurrection
It was a very ugly fact and as
such was handicap to the early
Christians. Both among Jews and
non-Jews. the cross was a kind Of
real curse. When the Christians
preached Christ crucified many
listeners reaction was: ASK me
to take for Master and Lord an
executed criminal? Never!" But
the Christians went right on with
the story of the cross. The gospels
give that story more space than
any other event in Jesus life. And
the Christian church has never
forgotten nor tried to forget it.
For what it means to us is that
God in Christ was far more than
the tabled Greek gods who some
times took human shape, some
times shared with men their
Olympic wisdom, but never suf-
fered for them. It is known to
Christians that the cross measures
the immeasurable love of God for
us and for all men.
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BlTTINcER Ev. LUTHERAN

BlTTINcER EV. LUTHERAN
PARISH, Rev. James M Allan
pastor. Zion, Jennings-9:45 a M
Service. Sermon: "A Christian
Walks with the Mind of Christ"
1O:45 a. m, Sunday Church School.
Emmanuel, Bittinger-9:4 a. m,
Sunday Church School. II a. M,
Service. Sermon: "A Christian
Walks With the Mind of Christ"
st. Johns, Meadow Mountain-7:00
p. m, Sunday Church School 500
p. m, Service Sermon: "A Christian
Walks With the Mind of Christ"
Holy Week services for the par
ish at 7:45 p. M: Wednesday, April
6, Zion - The Word of Commit
ment." Thursday, April 7, En-
manuel-Holy Thursday Commun-
ion. Friday, April s, ST Johns
Good Friday service.
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SAND FLAT ASSEMBLY OF
GOD, N. E. Haupt, pastor. 10 a. m,
Sunday School. II a. M, Morning
Worship. 7:45 p. m, Evangelistic
service, 7:45 p. M, Tuesday and
Thursday. Cottage services.
"Revivaltime," Assembly of God
worldwide broadcast on ABB
c. network each Sunday night from
1890 to HOO.
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What Christians Forget

What Christians too easily for
get is something Jesus set in the
center of his teaching. He spoke
of His own cross, but He in the
same breath would speak of the
cross of His followers. The cross
does not stand alone for one past
event. II is intended to stand as
a prophecy and pattern for every
Christians life. One modern trans
Iator of the Bible. coming to the
verse. Let him take up his own
cross and follow me" boggled at
that word cross and translated
it Let him take up his own yoke
=" No. there's no bypassing the
intention of Jesus, one who meant
what he said And what he said
amounted to this: For the Chris
tan. one who wants to be fol-
lower of Jesus, there must be no
limit set on loves devotion. The
Christian cannot say. if he really
follows his Master, Il will do any
thing-in reason l VIII make
any sacrifice-that does not cost
me too much ..
BASED on outlines copyrighted by the
Division of Christian Education, Ma
tiunal Council of the Churches OF christ
in the L. ;. \. Released by Community
Press service
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UNITED PENTECOsTAL, Oak
land. Rev B. r. Wendell, pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday School 7:30 p. m,
service. Tuesday, 1880
p. m. Young Peoples service.
1870 p M, Bible Study.
You are welcome
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-31

UNITED PENTEcOsTAL, Sang
Run. Rev. Ralph Jacks, pastor.
10 "A. m. Sunday School 7:30 p. m,
Evangelistic service with special
singing GIendale-1l3O a. m, Sun
day School Friday. 7:30 p m, Wor-
ship service with preaching.
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FIRST GRACE BRETHREN. Ac-
cident, Rev Roy E. Kreimes, pastor
10 a m, Sunday School. IL a. m,
Morning Worship 730 p m. Eve
ming evangelistic service. 700 p. m,
Wednesday, Bible study and prayer
service.
Missionary rally March 81
April 2 Special speakers each eve
ming at 1880.
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MT. BETHEL AND sWANTON

MT. BETHEL AND SWANTON
E. U. g., Rev Erwin Fike, pastor.
Mt. BetheI-10 4. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, Worship. First and third
Sundays Swanton-10 a. m, Sun
day school. II a m, Worship serv-
ice, secand and fourth Sundays.
First and third 7:45 p. m. Youth
Fellowship, 700 p. IN. Prayer serv-
ice, 7:3O p. m, Thursday
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CHURCH OF ST. PETER THE

ZION LUTHERAN, Accident, c.
F. Dauphin. pastor. $50 a. m, Sun
day School 1880 a. m. Worship.
Service on Good Friday at 1890 a.
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MT. LAKE PARK METHODIST,
Rev. Randall Prince. pastor Bethel
-9:15 a m, Sunday School. 1910
a m, Worship. Friday April / at
7:30 p. m, official Board meeting
at the church. Thursday and Fri
day, April Z and 8, 1880 p m, Holy
Week services. White Churchill
a. m, Sunday School. 11:20 a. m,
Worship kurtz Chapel-7:30 p m,
Evening worship.
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BRETHREN, Accident. Rev. Con-
nell CLANCY. minister. $50 a. m,
Church School l0:45 a. m, Morn
ing worship. Oak GroVe-10:00 a.
m, Church School. 7:30 p. m, Eve
ming worship.
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Gunshots and RoodbIock
Halt Boy in Stolen Cor

The ticklish job Of stopping
. l4-year-old. confirmed auto
thief was accomplished In the
wee hours today with the help
Of three pistol shots and a road
block.
Police Pvts. David r. Garrett
and Robert E. Decker became
suspicious when they saw the
station wagon and its small
driver halt briefly and jerkily
ct Thirty fourth and M streets
NV. It was after 2 am. and
no time for small drivers to be
about.
The police trailed the vehicle
over Key bridge. Once they
tried pulling abreast, but the
young driver swerved and al
most collided. The police dropped
back and radioed for help.
About two miles past the
bridge on Lee highway. Pvt.
Decker drew his revolver and
fred three shots. One shot
pierced the tail gate and lodged
inside the wagon.
Even that didn't halt the boy.
But q road block set by Arling-
ton police at Lee highway and
Glebe road did the trick.
The boy was charged with un-
authorized use Of the station
wagon. owned by Philip 4. Ora
ham, publisher and president of
The washington Post and Times
Herald. The vehicle had been
standing in the driveway Of the
Graham home. 1920 Il street
NV.
The boy explained he merely
was satisfying the yen for q car
ride. He had done the same
thing at the age Of ii. and two
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STEM0TYPE INSTITUTE

w.l.ss Blas. sss istb 9. NJ.
IA $500 sss "a .,i s-s g
Ess h.s sssa e.. fss ss s. , vi NV
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other times. He also has been
charged with two petty larcen-
cies and four housebreakings.
has broken out of the Industrial
Home school and IS now on pro-
baton from Juvenile Court. He
is being held at the Receiving
Home.
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ROOMS Win BOARD

ROOMS. S.; rooms Vim board. SIG:
no min: krco, ma, %. and Catholic
p:f Tree parkins. 3734 = I 49,.
rAkas Reots6m. Il J.uish hons. an
Van Buren, s. NV. "A. 3-sool.
|KxDERLY. or retired isdy. soatbsrn
cooking. nice ROOM pleasant home.
ROOM Win TsT1Ta noaRD. rashins ana
ironine. ior smplpyse eenfismen;
aanfsxs ssSsi'saaA I asoi i aasseiI "a q.
NJ. Penfa9on. on busiine: reae.: pvt.
home; eentiemEn. on. 3s2266. "A
THE MAR-LEgTA, 1875 10th ct.
n.M,sinFie and double xn.s ysgns
ledies and nen; excel board
caLyERT , a9UsE; ,, k.9! ls a. e.
f sgsad, r. Sysisssiss menus switshl
IARLINGToNc Clean. velI-turn. room.
se1nipgt. bath; home-ceQked meals;
r sgny' IEa sssnsS Ia Sss III -
for rsiined isdies--men; 1880 ID.
c sS. s. asslSSu and Is. 5.ss Szs ~
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHAfRAD PI. NV.
HALF block on Conn. ave. Of $500,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avatl.s ex-
EEL. naeeis rates, $3.50 vi. NJ.
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MOONS FURN.-M.W. lcss..l

11oe 4. I. AVE. N.Ws = IN. 90
Matthew's church-Under nav man
Element, fedee.; warm, eIeanl COM
leEtaeIs Essssnr' si1eie ald dc1eie'
|CnEyx caAsE, D. q. IS In. Cd
Gem. ale--Nfc1Iy fufn. room for
either LADY o. gentleman Gan
,ss5 Il. 80 &. sayE. NV. ii fioes-
, ss!y i * ~ y. N.W.r.s.. stndio rn.
With pvt. bath; felgr.s ncN. mod.
1855 LEGLksIDk EKRnAeR Mn: =
s' as l 5Sa9. i psols. CO es' -5sss
fssi cAEsroRNlA romIcr!seIs
is so Hzss Avn. NM.sissle
e yspg e. n ss: I IT. s1sbS5 1919
|e6i aaill.foN 81. isice front I'd.
fIn.. twin y db1s. bed1s Qear trAnep. 6
J. e !. I 5sEis W y heIns "a e-.1g ~ ~
PIT. bath PVT entrz bot plate; Igit.
,ae e ifrFfss I'M a5ii 81 81. kt.M.--T1rn.
bedrfl. Win pftyats levatory snn
Shower. Kitchen DfiGfieEee ----1
1855 18Th 81. Nv Business women.
s1le. and dhle. rms clean. helut.
furn. modern baths. no. T-9o1v,
fCTEVEf6ND fK.-301b Rpdmen st..
nr. Conn. ave.: shop. ceqseE: ntkr4cs
ssmipvt. BATH; man. IN 2-2ss2.
ssAs1ER BEpRooM WITH III. bsths
2 large Hirrufed closets; nicely fqrn.
81 ~ 80 9sHexzSi r1n pkn1 s0Tff
.-Loyely front rEIi.. Pvt home, semi-
PVT. bath. excel. trAnsp. AD. A-S9.I u.
NV. O0DKNcor twin bedEn. n
dc, sewing mssn. a dasd snah s9le.'l
c1oNN. AVE-. M. h1iOkEHAHl, gent.
1yt. I'M. share silopef-bath with 4
E2ssI HAIERhMA M. NV. rieht
service Si 81. 7-S7s5 nisht q dsy.
sseI conn. AyR-Lafss room, com.
pletely pvt. entrance: unlimited
shower. AD. z-6e6i. &
DUPONT CIRCLETuo nns large
double Eoosns plenty siesss ,. sRsss
S g se H,:n one so n mo Linen maid
s iSFilIs ,A LAbY--N Nice room on and
s sscsion. Us psr NO. GO. 5-siis.
fs2o 18Th ST, N.W.--Lse.. newly dec.
ground d. rm.. bath on same a.:
Toae WIN neeenk child -
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RooMs FURN.--MD. 3 VA.

ARLINGTON, NORTII---isice room for
/ or IN pvt. home; eonV. 70 every
n selTH; kk; sasSes' CHASE = Ire.
knotty-pine r1a, pvt. bath, mr.. Wis
cousin and Leland: suit, ] or 2,
refs, OIL. LASS, ---2
WILL SHARE ny pvt. home with cons
genial lady or couple. Ise. attrae.
lst-fir. bedrm. next bath. cooking
privilege opt. Very reas- Conv. 70
b. c. on pentaeen. IA. 2-4I11. -
AIlLs---Ioveiy single room next 70
bath: pvt. home: close 70 bus and
SILVER sPRINti --Large comfortable
gentleman ~. 1-701s. --2
N. ARLING1ON ---Unusually nice room
with bath for gentleman IN new
,s s9!''sN oIkAA'H s EaD,6TwooD 81. All.
Lovely ria., mr.. bus: home privileges.
IA. S.63fS 81 NE. $4,000 --6
AEExANDRfA--conv. Pent.s Master
bedrm.. new home, pvt, entra ext.
phone. share bath With only I.
Front corner room.
private home. near bath. Gentleman
PEstsrrsst VA ls sS, q r.ntls1sn,
furn. room kitchsn prtvil-, bus
YOUNG WOMAN. furnished room IN
pvt. home, excellent neiEhhorhood;
$40 mo. IA. e.bb10. -
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp--N.w.

NEWLY DECORATED furnished room.
600 22nd st. NV. ME, S-7654. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2II4 K st.--warm
front rms, next bath; elegant lobby.
Refgr,; maid sery. S26 mo. and UP.
snd III. FRONT. SINGLE, sac mo.
Pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Nr. g. and
AMERICAN UNIV. ViC.-Sgle. rni..
ad!. bath; gaTassi express buses
1908 n. 3. AVE. NV, near Dupont
c nS srocs sing singis room ~s:f near nesn
AN ~ id saDNf S Shs. Woo amer Apfs'
1881 Hertford pi., NO. 7-63el: pvt.
|, home: TT. rm.i $50: snnpL perspn'
se wKLy. xAc-Twin beds, reisr.,
stove. Also dble. Ink; $40 WHY.
ls sSs a MI y vzN bb Gii 4 vsrs. NV.
6-22ba after q p.m.. al day Esei
|DSuhSSooixr CIRCLE yrc.Attrae. room
NV. De 2-9s40. Ss5 mo-: cony
JE issasi HoME-Larss room; soot
Transportation. EA. 5-646s. 20
1895 you 81. N.W.--pouhle rooms
wen heated; clean: wonderful
sransp. IA 3-6sO9. ....,- ID
% MEEKLI = Large. newly s dseS'
,l lsSe ga ssrk sT r. NV nE The Kenns me-
--unnslally nice single room, neal
I AIR Il so xSsk isea N.w.cIssn
conft, sgle. rooms; well heated
next bath s.gsy transp' uentie'
v !,nsis Is ~ lSest XIV win 6edPms'
1911 IL i uSRni sf. N'W..-Elerator bide,
redecorated single rooms. near batl
4, sna shower w NV, ,,p. r,,v,,. /,
w to nurse OF auiet giri who mus
have 9 homes. CO. b-p6o2. IL
1850 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room, pvt
receipt. fri., kit. and laundry. AD
aiSs / IL. N.w.--Refrr., rriil. CLOCK,
radio. Ty. African mattress. ~
III RfF 81. INV nm. = clean, asiiei
rooms, IN excellent location. MRS
M. CifEvY CHASE CIRCLE Room
private bath. Wo. e-235a. -
WILSON HOUSES Excel. rms; sEles,
S35-S40-S4s; dbies:, S25-S30-S $50
pvt bath $40. DAILY. - D
iSso GERARD ST. NV, The Pslmel
House-sinsle room. Just redeco
rated. 50 wkiy: also Ink. room.
FURN. ROOM. il home-iike atmos
phere, with use Of fiv. I'm. din. nm.
kit comb; gentleman. tn. 2-442u
CLEVELAND PARK. near Conn =.
Homelike studio rnl.. fireplace. PVT
entrance and bath, Wo. 6-zel2
LOVELY, LARGE front room: redec.
| IN Apt, eley. bldg; downtown loo.
phone prisii.; man. AID. 1922
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1-L1z1E furnished soens, M. Sc
DUfof1 CInClE-S33 mo-, i1fpf.
ifhf hskpE. rm.. eo1T.. ullll. paid;
1731 P St nv. An, 4-636l.
lf4e MASS. AYR. M IL. n.
SI2 par weak. Hearm - ~ N<et
L ~ sE'l esSkl "a Ia. iss sinde~s. 81.
siz2 Z ~. q. s.sess
III 30 Up DELk. nEDn11ss So 20.
tUln-bed rniE hot plate refgf.
lz19 HHobE Island AgE, M
5egsskssssn'e res ,,s.;.s.d af ee.'5.
l9l0 p 81. sIhe Churchill lAlfs
front room with Pullman enc. nzit.
SIG week. MOI 1-Bt65. ~
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spaysd. ~ shcts. Cal Oh 4-0e0e
noxRn nedIrrseA. a6sien Known.
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kIoodiines: 10 nb. re-. mails Il
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kyEk14t, lqrepteq, Aeg1l11 1k52.11ssi
spaniels. Phone Dunkirh o-czoes;
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PoIa1fns NILE pure bred; q
sssssiaE hssE,ps: bIU. 81 s..;zoSs. :. ::
black isi mask ana iid II reii pnished-in fscs:
Axe reg. and Degeneration pedlgEee.
AfGHAS PfjPs, Axe res. 8 weeks
Old. black and hrindle. show stock
TEssaasp' sE Fihssn'i Fus FIJI pune
bred, 3 Eks. old, inoculated and
E sSss. ~ PeDeiA s00 - 80 4
DEAGLR HOUNDS. 3 mos. old. Gan
sIBE;k2laN Husky PuPs. Axe RS;
2 females, 8 Wkss; male and
femals. mos; sood hlQp4lins- a IA
souable TO GOOD home. WI. 0-O2io.
$500, -. .,,..,.. 49, =
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3O2B lBth ST. N.W.l l I'm. kitchen
s @api IssS ST. NV, . rms,. kischen
and bath. furnished. See resident
WILSON ifIsosi HOUSES. 1879 lsth Il, nv.
--Exceilent Groom aptss S9Os$l0O;
bachelor apts., $40. AID. 2-92e6.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
e cfemP asS; IA nis Snb4 sgsss y day g
0ie 18Th 81. H:W.--ldeai for pro-
fessional man; living room. bedroom
and bath: rent reasonable. oee res.
mgr, on premises,
ATTRAC.. nv APTe., So VIZ. M;
child or babies welcome: Hskpg. r,ls;
s ssss III iol III s7ta al coiu usSS
MS.sO. Mr. dr. Adj. VI /. AG. s-cSSs.
SCOTT crRcLs AREA--ros ) "a.
Fle persons. PVT. bath and ~.
$l08 mo-. utils. incl. ~. 2-7b04
4. =. ave- u Dupont o. ysss-.
bookcase bedsl Nv. rrn;, ht, din;
rms. Eit;-din.. bath; 500: cpie.
c "a on sr.. on i4sh--stad.o
II suit. LADY Or cpis. sSo-Ss5: BOX
18Th sgaiH A ND coLuMBiA m. In
usually lse. weli-fnrn. 2 bedrm.
art, suit; : Girls or young men:
sss MAE Rs Sas AVN Mi. i,;r I sSls.
only; S7h mo. Ii 1850. IS
SIS i. GaPif0L ST. rooms. KIT,
s7s s Sssn' 81 sras .saS So' anc eM d.
1904. "A
1a58 QUE sT. NV. - Nice 2-room
and Kitchen apt. $40. incIu6inR All
linens. y. Z 70
22sS DEcATUR Pr. NV rooms,
III ana bafh. rear scP. porch srd
y1rd; basement; storage; SI2b. 81.
1850 S iR s4N ~ 81. NV MS rooins,
s sss5Ssa; ~ S,1lt sto ss,,ss. slss. g s
KN S9dH sn ri fL80R. 49, aeecm. ! rec-
tsie: eiaa hennf snf NJ hakk. nvk.
effr. Sii 1fk NV. III. T-i6{0.
a 4 Il sgs "a
coy. s-rccln. bath sDs;; clean. ven
uIn s;.ct ss,,:' ma llsun M a.1bo8 oi i
; niEnRSlS. Wv IN. nm. hatii:
utiis.. dishes: adults: Sis no
OF VA Ayk sW.Ls n f,,,s.. 6ath,
lifiis' refer.. cenfraliy Toes; $3.50.
r n ;!i ifg7s, ,aaa t,,,,op Z, q q,
and nstr Toop IA Dsas ss aa sn pasa
q .eaiI no ~ 04a !, 3 -
tyrn M B hadr,1s rsssons m
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! ron rxrucrryr orxrIrnES2D,
lass 6seu. t,,9l irn I lSsd 5sr ags ri
,s,scs n1s sth nnf Ii terr ~ hedrr, ,
kit,. bath. saraGs;; pasking: maid snd
quiet. exclusive Section "a Ion g
NV. SPACIOUS srounas. -. a.s ~
.,,a nr,r - -, -. ,cs,,s.
good transp nice neiFnnSrp ~
. mo;' e lask cTe w NJ S s.f.h. Plnva,
Sf.rs,s sn rl.e@a~s h,{,it6ikS. / n
!lcoI: l.room enc $50 Sssf
nE :. Ia x, aay IA ~ 1t,,ss
p.w. enc. me $oV nv Sklis1
0cetiQnb EM . stk.sssf9. s.,.. 4; Z =. y.
45UU GEVM1AA ASx-x5SM =. S ~ y
rated aps. nsw nsa as,, .9Eniifut t IN
al ntiis. mel: s;litsRIs fof 3 siris q
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~ MkAAL " LUMNs ~ el 49,.
nicely turn ~. rf7ls pedkin.. eeHg.
plete XII ana eompie!e patn. Agg ,lA
gig 4 g. n.Ws APT =. pss' : ~ Y
CafITcL HrLf-v very nicely fur.
nished Era eptm remooeieo
nense Gsh ~, SssHIh Is. IN. "a
bath. eiec refFr.. gas rsnse. Apply
ist ncor rear, 81, premises or y
/ =. WALSHE, me- llf5 tye 81 n.w.'
Ma: s.s4.ss g r-Ss,,
comb, kit, utils, PRIV; bath. SO *
or 500. mo: ~ 2-seQ9+
bedrra Lit. bath. se. porch; utiis
Turn. $3.50, "a, 800 800, .,,,rn .S
mel. qtils and ysshsf "a. Pyt. eHsr (
!. b. ! And q nEDEMs.. modem
redec.; Earden-type agtsss nor , ",
formalion. CAL ~, 49, ~ s sSk,,
e A Tslass, sssmssT s w Wah's =. ~
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APIS. FURNisHEDMD.

CORAL HILLS rms. PVT. entr.,
$50 mo-; h.-W.n.: share bath; no
pets. parties or drinking. 20. 6-40g2.
rAK. Pack, 1851 carroll ave-.
a.; nice iiM rnl.. din. rnn.. kit. bed
fTn.. porches: SS5 mo. Ju. 6-1746.
sUfTLANp. ND, near Andrews Field
--2.bedrm, apt: all utiis. furn..
SIS mo. RE. 6-797S. "A
ROCKvlLLE---I bcdfm., Nv. rm,, kit.
and bath: near Naval Hospital and
Health Center; s76 mo. Wo. o.
3732. -
TAKOMA PAKK--De luxe apt. large
bedroom, living room. large modern
kitchen and tiled bath. Beautifully
furnished Except linensl:: utilities
included. Entire End moor, lovely
private home: separate etitfance.
$lIb. cali MRS. HARRIdAN. 70.
TaKoMA pARK--Liv. m, hedfm..
kit. pvt. bath. rear porch; close %
store and jas bus. JQ. 1.126S. ---3
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ROOMS sURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w,

CAPITOL HTLf.--Newiy remod. house.
entire a., 2 rms. pvt. bath. .fefef.. Il
hardwood Is. II. 4-2705 after 8.
LARGE MoDERN ROOM for one Or
two persons; Kitchen pTiyileges II
C aasslEsSL I HHan,oa s.r cons
Large front room; S3D months
sFE sHslsnsElf. IUs SSSe7 81. IN ev..
ssos ~ s sSs l Eaais ge ~ R s7oaS
303I PA. AVE. 6.E.--gicRly furn.
room twin bed next d e sasI; S asn.
sls or Andrews Field. 10. i-5Ql6-
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DOCS. PITs. ETc.

WELsH TFRRIER PUPPIES. cham
pion sired; six weeks old. AesScn-
f sslS Hss.i S,s sisO standard. Axe
sETffErropsL Miniature slSast; eoliiesl, Axe,
champ. sired, sable and white. -
cScK ss PuPs. axe, anest bleed,
femairs, black. and black and white,
;s.ss.: sI:sf l l;R.l l,: s:s'S {
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CAPITOL HILIs--NsWiy, decor, well
Ii. 1865. S67 constitution ave.
BRloHr, clean mn; pys. home; excel.
s0SS 4. CAffTiof~-Room Win private
bath $40. 3 rms. $7 and 49, for
sober men or women. II. A-9SS7.
coLoRED. 4 ROOMS. single per-
sons; ail home priyils.; conv. to
C0LOREDT-LARGE FRONT Room
nj; 4th and Rhode Island ave ne.
7 Elsn .elepn0ns' feasonaols' A
cs;esIIooRED-RooM, for lady. 1891
cSSffaJ I SE Ms ttbIRsS iSaRebf Rooas.
home prtvileges: man or woman.
1921 Otis st. ne. LA. 6-3b07.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

N.W.--Hedfoom for lady! abstaiter:
not plate, refgr., large closet: excel
franep. RA- 6-3e34 -
D0WNTOWN--LArge room md
x Mssi, aye Ti,FN NJ rs sSsS apars-
ment: couple o. . girls: baby Ok:
$50 month 81 weeks, 1905 Kill
bourne 81 n .w.,. no. 1-SSl3. 1
M. sii0REiiAkl---Lcvel rrlas: Sink,
refer. bed Or studio. bus et dr.; So.
ie4s Calvert AID. l-9dsi. -
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FAfLs CHURCH AnRA-@a russ III.
bath. PVT. hone; Wits mel Further
information. u 1-4e1Q. -
An. rear clarsndnn Entire End 4.
5 fms.. bath. q. bus. 10 mn. tln1-
s ssai 5 2 Il a y 81. ne W.;
AEkx Central A4gits Py,. s
E IsSa. kb. s 81 ~ ssssss s u 81
) nOpss. ki.sAen. hssA. Pe1sh:
Salis Church: so. - 2-lss5o.
ARIxN0RoN. near rsntsson.-s-
81. n: Sos no. q. S-z5l5: =
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kTETTREssRSs foam rubber: alnazinsl
oE fs'sssii4 e 's Il NV. soai ". s.5s5s

HndiinE. GENERAL MIILWQRK
: Co, 1900 knowles ave. kenss Mds
EETTREssRSs foam rubber: alaazins
low prices on b4x70 double; GAs5ss =
LAND. 214b = g. NV. ~. s-ooSps.
OFFICE EynNITus,E e, @i, ssss..: e.
most new. 50. 6-0240. -
r5. .N d stSry s class s sissr ss us
pm. vkdys.: Al day sat. and Sun.
pfANospon,t miss kits great
after.Xmas clearance ct famous
make pianos; tremenoous redue-
fions On pianos: from reguief stock.
XII rs e 1850 b &. NV NV RE. II =
PfxNochicksrins BROS. mahogany.
5 IT. . In Grand me eondition
and tone; $3.50. EN-. 2-6775. ~
RIANO, s ft.s 2 in Hntnes, Grand.
rnahoe., ike new: beautiful fone;
S47sA, movins, must sen. g
PIANOS ROE RENT-oniy SIS down.
So mo. ln0 hAuttag charEcl. puts 9
new epinet piano Ii your home On
our famous RENTAL PUHCHA9E
plan. KITS. 1880 q st. nv. Re.
.z.e2l2., So. $3.50, ...t iyon5
cut-thFesd. nxtures. BLOCKS. NC.
l149 Lee hwy. IA. S.a700.
f S,s,an Ia AIM Isl somb b..Ss4os ooa sS
1ADIo National ,s Mc, lacS't,o ree ss.6
lRANissE. Electric. wsstinshouss. 70
N. pulnetk i Sne T VII s wliIAs ts ssS
SSa IN a-s7So. - -
ufTgSrfsEi aTlSn new. eost Aaag so:
'51 Hotpoint, l0.6 Cd. t.: door
fifice $40. III. 4-4661. -
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AM FoRcz cPFIcER
ern elevator building u
0cofnetown. Beautifully ftr-
nished. Spacious foyer. living
room, dining room, Kitchen,
laree bedroom, twin beds. tie
bath. wnll-to-Wnil earpstins.
Fully eauipped for houskeep.
ing. including silver and linens.
24.hour secretariel service
x maid sefgice: deep freeze avail
Able: heated garage sueiease
20 Responsible tenant. Rent.
500 per month. Only htgn-
Grade applicants considered.
AD. A-ooaS.