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BAR-GRIII,
DINER

Excellent Northwest location; low
rent, long lease. Owner quotes
$1,000 per month sales. mostly
bar. Good terms.
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oRoR0EToWN'

0EOHltElOWN.
Well located brick. 4 bedrmSs
baths: paneled den Ice. hy m;
full bsmt Excel cond, RIDDbLL
REALTY CO., DI. $4,000.
hLBEMARLE ST.. NEAR RENO RID.
OPEN 2 TO 4 PM
35ib ALBEMARLE STREET NV.
Seyen-room stuccO semidet, b6mi1
porcheg and Od-street parking. OF
appraised. $1,000. lei. IN. 1901.
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
l1fg FERN ST NV.
OPEN SUN, I TILL DARK
2-StorF semioet brick ~ excel
c0nd lat a., center hall. lee. w.
rm.. din. I'm, tiled KIT. and den 2nd
~. 3 bedrm1. 2 baths, encl. heated
sleeping porch; full hSmt with
bath. oil h,-wh.: brick Diet. garage
Priced for quick sale. Extel. imam.
DETACHED BRK. RANCH RAMBLER
2OIO YORKTOWN RD. NV
OPEN SUNDAY NOON 10. DARK
IN y. C's finest area Of homes,
vest Of 18Th e., on Kalmih ~ snd
west Of Beach Or hll-briek. His-
bath stone. terrace. patio and
porch. nanaied den. liv I'm huge
rec. rm maids rm., and many me
appoibtmsnlt and extra. priced far
below replacement cost, ard owner
viii consider trade. RIA. 3-37g1
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CLOTHING STORE-S.E.
NO MONEY DOWN

Established over go yrs; low rental;
merchandise cost approx. $4,000.
A real buy at 100000, with good
terms to responsible people.
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VA. CLEANING PLANT--S35, 900
| last year VOL; SIN payroll. nice inc;
all Hoffman equip; same owner is
yrs: wonderful terms TO experienced
party.
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MOTELs-21 UNITS
Skyline Drive. near Luray. Va. ;
excellent net profit for S-month
season; owner has acquired other
interests and must sell: ION 3 acres
of ground: $1,000 will handle. Call
LANE PASTOR. Elk. $4,000
LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
And dwelling, year-r0und business;
money-maker; established. in Deale.
Nd, main road. business section;
pelnty OF customer parking; par
TALLY equipped. $1,000 cash 70 pur.
chase Ito include 10 acres Of land
adjoinina) or 5000 mo. lease. Con-
tact MR.. CHARLES, ia. e-6ls0.
TAP R0OM-PKG. STORE COMB. To-
Gated In 8. Jersey town In thriving
Delaware Valley; doing 1900
$1,400 wk.; pkg. goods is fair
traded; good lease; easy 6-daJ
profitable operation. Asking S26,-
900. plus stock Box 57-R. Star.
on HIGHWAY, with long frontage
90 acres. 7-room house, 2 baths
3-acre stocked lake; gas station
restaurant, inventory. $4,000 90
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGEN.
nv HtifuanaT ViP9fnia
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AFTER ELECTION
win you be looking for q
house TO rent9 To buyf win
you have q house to rent7
To sell? Call
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 3-7200
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PACKAGED LIOUOR

Corner grocery; no beer. owner
very Ill, must sell immed Priced at
81 800. lock, stock and barrel; fix-
lures and stock worth more.
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DoEntoWn. location: BE rooms.
completely furnished; long estab-
lished. Excellent opportunity. owner
has other interests In South and has
greatly reduced price. Terms.
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CLEANT

Nearby Md. Terrific deals for in
tereSted parties.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Carry-out Delicatessen--
NV
GAS STATTON--N.W.

Owner quotes over $1,000 wkiy.,
cash and carry: hours till 8. closed
Suns; $4,000 down. Call for appt
GAS STATION--N.W.
s pumps, pumping approx. 10000
gal. monthly; accessories. $4,000
yrly.; oil, $1,000 yrly.; fabrication,
$4,000 yrly., and labor $4,000 yrly.
beautifully equipped; over Tyr.
lease. Partner should easily make
$4,000 yrly. net cash: $4,000 din
may handle. Exclusive.
CLOTHING STORE-S.E.
Established over 90 yrs; low rental;
merchandise cost approx. $4,000,
A real buy at 100000. with good
terms irresponsible people.
NO MONEY DOWN
Corner grocery; no beer. owner
very i'll, must sell tmmed Priced at
81 $50. lock. stock and barrel; fix-
lures and stock worth more.
PACKAGED LIQUOR
Owner quotes over S2,TOO wkly.
ir-cond., modernly and beautifully
equipped. Gross profit 1885,; small
payroll; Must be seen to be appreci-
SHEA cHAsEN. RIA. 6-543s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
az 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-9373
Self-Service Grocery-Beer
Owner quotes 100000 yrly.: with
HI promotion can easily do SIS, :
living airs. Owner has other BUSH
ness, must sell. No reasonable offer
refused. Exclusive.
BAR-GRILL
Owner quotes 81 300 wkly.. phG
bar. operated by help; under per-
sonal supervision should do more;
$4,000 down will handle. Ewes. and
Sun. Al Bookoff. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9TH st. NV. MA. s-9373
PROPERTY FOR SALE
2 Houses Close-in 18th NV.
16 ROOMS, z BATHS
Brick; furnished, 1900 block. In
come quoted, S732 month. House
in nice condition. $1,000 down.
Is ROOMS, 10 BATHS
Newly decorated: plenty OF all
necessary furniture; a pleasure to
show. 1900 block. Priced 10 sell.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5I40
ELECTION WEEK SPECIALS
Name Your Down Payment
VA. CLEANING PLANT-S35, 900
last year VOL; SIN. payroll. nice inc;
all Hoffman equip. same owner is
yrs: wonderful terms TO experienced
party.
JUNK YARD
Opportune time to buy thils BUSH
ness. Priced at $4,000, including
plenty OF merchandise. Only " dn
Good terms on balance.
BABY SHOPS 90
Nearby Nd. Terrific deals for in
terested parties.
CLEANERS
1880 per wk. and better. Price
very reas with only $1,000 dn.;
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Established so years. Owner quotes
S525 per day. mostly bar business,
with annual net income Of $4,000.
Long lease: priced right.
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1880 per wk. and better. Price
very reas. with only 81 1000 dn.
excel opport. for couple. Good
terms.
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHrp

N. ARL.-FcuT-bedrm. brick. Large
DIN. rm., rec. rm., garage: near 2
buses, 3 shop, ctrs., sche.. S160.
ia. B-O10S.
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OPPORTUNITIES
Exclusive Franchise


Chicken to take out. doing about
$4,000 yearly; long lease, low rent;
easy 70 operate and priced very low
at $4,000, with good terms.
BAR-GRILL
Established so years. Owner quotes
S520 per day, mostly bar business,
with annual net income OF $4,000.
Long lease: priced right.
HOTEL
DowrtoEn location; Sc rooms
completely furnished; long estab-
lished. Excellent opportunity. Owner
mas other interests in South and has
greatly reduced price. Terms.
BAR-GRILL
Excellent Northwest location; low
rent, long lease. owner quotes
Sl1'O9O per month sales. mostly
DINER
Business location Northeast; can
be open "a hours. Excellent oppor-
UNITY Tor Two live wires. Beautifully
for parking. Priced less than half OF
the original cost. $1,000 down
payment with good terms.
DRESS SHOP
Doing about 100000 yearly. Ex-
cellent corner location. Rent Slg5;
long. lease. Priced $500 and dol
lar for dollar for the stock at cost.
This Is real bargain
LUNCHEONETTE-
SODA FOUNTAIN
Corner location medical center.
A real bargain at $4,000, with
$1,000 down payment.
TO BUY A BUSINESS:
We. invite you to come to our once
and investigate our exclusive list
ings on Restaurants, Hotels, Bars,
Theaters. Soda Fountains, Sand
yieh Shops. LIQUOR and Grocery
To Sell Your Business:
OUR files include numerous quail
ned prospects interested in specific
business. You pay no fee unless We
md q buyer ct q price and terms
acceptable to you.
TO FIND A PARTNER:
We will provide you with a pros
pective partner possessing the ex-
perienee, background or capital you
seek for your business or under
taking.
TO FINANCE A DEAL:
II your proposition is attractive,
We viii hnd an investor with capt.
tai. Consult US without obligation.
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WI NRED HouaEs 70 rent 10 NE,
81 and Prince Oeorrea CO. Cal
JoHS I. SHELTON. ksalior. 20.
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WOODBRIDGE = bet. newly dec
Grated; in new-house cond.: 9
rms. gas heat. garage; lovely yard /:
ylObs ARTHUR L. CURLING. LA.
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NEARBY MD. TAVERN
AND PACKAGE STORE
SAM RT,ANKEN x co.

3sI2 18th ST. NV. -
NO. 7-5500 Eyes. IA. a-O9eo
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CONTINUED on Next Pager
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Owner quotes 100000 yrly.: with
900 yrly.: rent only SI1O mo, incl,
living airs. Owner has other BUSH
ness. must sell. No reasonable offer
refused Exclusive.
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TAsr RWERDALE--5 rms. and
hath COTTAGE duifi street larae
lot SIS nonth wa T-aiSi
fAIRFaN, VA hedrms BATH,
az DIN rm les. hy. rm Hall-
to.gan earpst HoNB. AcR =
RRALTY. on 3.0oet
1oo eth ~. MILO hcuss 3
IRE. fits = baths etc Can SUB
ls. sito nc pL $4,000
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TWO GIRLS IeoioFsdl. 10 share
as ss, s slsh S wee ~. .ITis rs u
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To Sell Your Business:

IL FIND "A HAHINER.
We will provide you with a pros
pective partner possessing the ex-
perienee, background or capital you
seek for your business or under
taxing.
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OPEN SUNDAY II TIL :
1905 57th ave. Tempieton Knobs,
RiVerdale Md.--9-bedrm semidet
brick. gas heat Being newly rsdec-
Grated. Rent Ss5 JOHN L. Shell
TON, Reaitor, 10 $4,000
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Owner quotes over $1,000 wkiy.,
Suns; $4,000 down. Call for appt.
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Owner quotes over S2,7OO wkly.
All. cond., modernly and beautifully
equipped. Gross profit 1885,; small
payroll. Must be seen to be appreci-
STA sisa E cHhsFN I Eyes as snd Suns
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-9373
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RAR-GRILL

Owner quotes 81 300 wkly.: p5G
bar bar: operated by help, under per-
$4,000 down will handle. Ewes. and
Sun. Al Bookofi. RA. 6-6527.
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53Is BALTIC. AVE. HfATTS.-h
Of lge. store. fun bsmt.: 1907 loo ;
other "a leased TO mems wear dept.
suitable for child or women's
ready-to.wea aforementioned. Ice.
prkg. lot. Low rental Avail Dec
/. Call LU. 1-l515 for information.
SILVER sPRIN0-Seafood restau-
rant, long estab,: over S125,000 gross
per year; over 1000 50. It.. CONNER
ground: low down payment.
TAVERN. same location over 20
years: $4,000 gross year; S32 900,
half down. EV. 4-6651, JU. 5-4564.
0RUBB-
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Business location Northeast; can
be open "a hours. Excellent oppor-
tunlty for two live wires. Beautifully
ss cr pIst air5co' I large lot
the original cost. $1,000 down
payment, with good terms.
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DRESS SHOP

Doing ABOUT 100000 yearly. Elk.
cellent corner location. Rent Slg5,
long lease; Priced 81, 500. and dol.
This Is . real bargain,
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BAR-GRILL

Chicken to take out, doing about
$4,000 yearly; long lease, low rent;
easy to operate and priced very low
at $4,000, with good terms.
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8 pumps, pumping approx. $4,000
yrly.; oil, $4,000 yrly.: fabrication,
$4,000 yrly., and labor $4,000 yrly.
beautifully equipped; over Tyr.
lease. Partner should easily make
$4,000 yrly. net cash: $4,000 dn
may handle. Exclusive,
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HUNK YARD
RARY SHOPS f2l

Opportune time to buy thils BUSH
ness. Priced at $4,000, including
plenty of merchandise. Only " dr.
Good terms on balance.
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For Women! The seasons newestI Eorst.
mann, Anglo, Hockonun and Worurnbo
carefully hond-detoiled Magnificent dressy
styles are trimmed with natural beaver.
natural grey Persian lamb, dyed black
Persian lamb, natural ranch mink! Yours In
block, charcoal, blue, beige, rosewood.
Proporticned sizes 8 to 20 and "a to 40. sos.
For Misses and Juniors! DYED white
mink! Dyed silver blue mink NoturoI ranch
mink! Dyed white beaver! Dyed block
beover! on fashions newest dressy shouettes.
Also slender dressy and casual furess
coots in the worlds finest fobrics. Worumbo.
Shoh Mere cashmere blends, Forstmonn
pushes, imported John Borr tweeds. Polished
black beige, green, rosewood, blue, red,
grey Misses sizes to To- Junior sizes S to Is.
sos.
GI9E - G1EE HG O.
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Boptists Need New Home
For Their Elderly Women

Thrty-one Baptist women, all senior citizens, need new
home.
Baptist of the District of Columbia which cee-
birthday last has housed elderly women
present 3248 street NV. since 1888 But
pleasant Georgetown house enlarged by
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'Catho|icFund
Seeks 100000

Washington area Catholics will
seek to raise 100000 tomorrow
for the annual Catholic Bishops
Relief Fund at all masses in the
churches. The national goal for
this year is SIS million.
The fund, administered by the
Catholic Relief Services-Na-
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, is used to send food, cloth
ing, medicines and other neces-
sites to needy persons overseas.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, in pastoral letter to the
100000 Catholics under his spir-
itual Jurisdiction, appealed for a
generous response to the 1856
Bishops Fund.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph
F. Denges, pastor of st. Stephens
Catholic Church, is director of
the Bishops Fund for the
Washington Archdiocese.
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GUEST SPEAKERS
Dr.. Sizoo Will Preach;
Legislator on Program

Brookland Baptist-Dr. Bruce
Mills. Atlantic area director Of
evangelism for the American
Baptist Convention. on 'Lost
Beyond the Ranges" at II am
and why We Seek Men fol
Christ" at SPIN.
Bethesda MD Methodist
DR.. E. Pearce Hayes, Methodist
missionary to China, at $3.50 anc
IL am.
Northside Baptist-The Rev
H. v. Prentice, superintendent Of
Gospel Mission, at II am.
Metropolitan Baptist-Dr. F. F
Norf1eet, pastor of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church. Paducah, KY.
will speak on THE Cross" at II
am.
First Baptist, Gaithersburg
Md.-Irvin B. Baldwin of the
Southeastern Seminary, West
Forest, N. c., at II am. and {
pm.
Rankin Chapel, Howard Uni.
versity-The Rev. Eugene L
Smith, general executive secre-
Itary of the division of world mis-
sions, Board of Missions of the
Methodist Church, at II am.
Metropolitan A. M. E.-Mrs
Vivian Carter Mason. president
of the National Council of Negro
Women, at the morning service
Third Baptist, Washington
DR.. w. R. Strassner, president O.
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Guest speakers will occupy the
pulpits Of several Washington
area churches tomorrow and
during next week.
The Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, pro
fessor Of religion at George
Washington University, will be
the guest preacher at the 8 and
II am. services tomorrow at the
National Presbyterian Church,
Connecticut avenue and N street
NV. DR.. Sizoo, for many years
pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will speak
on when Life Seems Futile"
Representative Siler, Democrat
of Kentucky, will preach at IL
am. tomorrow at the Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church, Tenley
Circle NV. The service is in
observance of Kentucky Day.
and the opening of the congrega-
tons participation in city
wide Baptist crusade.
Representative Boiling, Demo
crat of Missouri, will discuss
Congressional Ethics" at the II
a m. meeting tomorrow of the
Washington Ethical Society at
the Society house, 1922 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Other visiting speakers are:
Chevy Chase Baptist-Dr
Henry j. Stokes, jr., pastor OF the
First Baptist Church Of Macon
Ga, at II am.
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|Presbyterians
To Turn Earth
AT Building Site

Members Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church will attend a
groundbreaking ceremony for
their new 100000 church at 8
pm. tomorrow at Springfield,
Md. The structure is scheduled
for completion in December.
Among those taking part in
the ceremony will be the Rev.
Russell c. Stroup, vice moder-
ator of the Washington City
Presbytery; the Rev. William H,
Kepler, former moderator, and
DR.. James H. Miers, minister of
the church.
The new building, designed by
Delos H. Smith of Washington
will seat TOO persons in the
sanctuary. 1t will also have 20
Sunday School classrooms in
the educational wing, Offices and
accommodations for social &C.
tivities. The structure will be
aforementioned and there will
be two large parking lots.
Fourth Presbyterian Church
organized in 1928, has been al
its present location, Thirteenth
and Fairmont streets NV, since
1899.
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Girls to Sing
At 3 Area Churches

The girls chorus of the Col
lege Of Wooster (Ohio) will sing
at three churches in the Wash
ington area on March IS.
It's first appearances will be
at the $50 and II am. services
of the New York Avenue Church.
At 4 pm. it will give a concert at
the Riverdale MD Presbyterian
Church. 1t will make its last ap-
pearance at 8 pm at the North
minister Church Alaska avenue
and Kalmia road NV.
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home. Those who can take turns
at the switchboard, either in the
morning or the afternoon, and
answer the door while on that
duty. Some dry the dishes, some
set up the tables. One handles
the house mending, another sorts
out the laundry. Several'brought
their own sewing machine, and
some make their own clothes.
New Site Bought
Several years ago, the trustees
bought a little over two acres of
ground at Nebraska avenue and
Ward circle as a new site for the
home, across the street from
American University. It is not
definite that it will be built there.
The question of heavy traffic in
the area since has been raised by
some. The advantages of a down.
town site like Georgetown, where
walks and browsing in the neigh
borhood are easy, have been
stressed by others, and still
others feel a country environ
ment would be more beneficial.
So a search for a site has con-
tinued. But both the board and
the trustees are resolved that
1856 is the deadline year, and
that work on the new building
must begin this year.
Mrs. Feelemyer estimates that
about 100000 will be needed for
the building. 1t will house rs,
and will have an elevator if it is
higher than two stories.
About $4,000 has been raised.
The officers want 100000 in
hand before the building is be-
gun.
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How United States Labor
Outsmarts Communism Abroad
will be discussed by George
Brown, international relations
director of the AFL-CIO, at
pm. tomorrow at a program in
Woodward Hall of the Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and H
streets NV. The public is in
vited to attend.
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cHRIsTADELPHIAN

S. D. A. SPECIAL SERVICE
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addition shortly a1Cer ltS pur-
chase, has proved less adequate
for the tenants needs each year.
The increasing ranks of the aged
have made the problem acute.
The growing waiting list, now
up to 35, cannot be handled I'M
til a larger building is available,
Mrs. Arthur Feelemyer, presi-
dent of the Board of Lady Mana
gers, reported.
And although men could be
accepted at the home since a
rules change in 1852, proper
accommodations cannot be made
In the present building.
Steps Are Problem
"Our main problem here Is
steps," Mrs. Feelemyer explained.
ut really makes your heart ache
to see the women have to climb
to the fourth floor"
"Eighty-six-year-old twins, the
Misses Ida and Ada Beach share
q room on that floor. and climb
the stairs three times a day
Another 80-year-old, Miss Re-
becca Royce, also has a room
there, as well as two staff mem
berS.
Some of the tenants are not
able to handle stairs. There are
five bedrooms on the first floor,
while eight tenants really
need a first floor room.
Polled informally on their
own preferences, the women
stressed three things: Most OF
them wanted to live on the
first floor. They wanted to see
a chapel included in a new
home. And they wanted to be
on a busline.
Our women are independent, "
Mrs Feelemyer said. "They don't
want to depend on some one to
five them a ride"
The women, all of whom are
IS or over, remain active in their
own churches after entering the
home. They continue to go to
prayer meeting and missionary
circle, and sew for the COM
munity mission program. One
teaches a Sunday School class.
Their fellow church members in
turn visit the home. conduct
services, and plan parties and
entertainment.
The tenants help run their
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HoIy Comforter Move

The Holy Comforter Episcopal
Church of Vienna, Va, voted this
week to move from its present
site on Maple avenue to another
site, as yet unsolicited, in the
town. The present church, built
about 1900, is inadequate for the
congregations needs. The Rev.
H. Thompson Rodman is rector.
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Crossroads Speaker

Howard Pyle, deputy assistant
to President Eisenhower, will ad-
dress the international Cross
roads Sunday Morning Break
fast group at 9 am. tomorrow in
the Central Branch YMCA, 1876
G street NV.
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Shaw University. Raleigh, N. c.,
at IL am.
Mount Zion Meth odis t,
Georgetown - Mrs. Josephine
Carroll Smith. assistant super
visor of elementary education,
and Mrs. Elaine Jenkins, presi-
dent of the faculty wives of
Howard University, at II am
and 7 pm. respectively.
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in a hall did not have the bene-
fit of an electronic public adj
dress system. And he was not
anchored behind a microphone.
After giving up the law he re-
turned to studies, this time at
Johns Hopkins. Then he OBJ
tanned a teaching post at Bryn
Mawr. Telling Bridges about his
writing he said, Il am feeling
after the real conditions which
make popular institutions work
able, and the most practicable
means whereby they can be made
and kept healthy and vigorous.
If I have bottom I'll come out
all right: If not, I'll decide upon
something of more modest di-
mansions. For the last few days
u have been engaged upon the
thesis that democracy is the
highest and most essentially
adult form of the state"
Rapid Political Rise
Wilson'S political career before
he became an important figure
in the national arena was ac-
tually a short one. In 1910 the