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STORES FoR RENI

BETwERN ! CoRNERs and Baiisy's
Crossroads. Va, IN GILMORE shop-
pins center on LeeSbufe pike: fast
est growing Metropolitan area
corner stqIe. sOxiOO, Must not
eQntiet With ether tenants. Day {
VI ts0g $500 Or pk. s-SSs5. ewes.
NEW sIoRRs. likes IT,. in excel
lent North AElington location;
.sssSS wilson, blyd'A-khr
L0E. STORE. partiticned for sroc-
cry bueiness and bar: beer lie.
ayail. Gas pumps In front Qf BLDG.
rlenty 81 parkinE area. Located
shadysids. Phone Colonial ssaiuS
s,ty z 81. M.W.--EntIre bldg; ise.
lst-n. store: Ind and 3rd A., Of
acea a any ssis s's SS: i fI sS s5ss
DOWNTOWN CORNER. M Y. ave,
SnSSSsSH Display SIyT Sswiy S 5SS .so, g
sss:il 1s' pI lH..sCiz .sSR S..sSASPsy
GOOD RETAIL LOCATIONS, front
snace for repair shop or ware.
house; reas, rentals; Wheaton Ca.
gTELLER REAL ESTATE. ~. &
aSse, Ewes, and sun, ~. 7.6Sfi
LARGE srQBE-centEalis located;
isia N. cath ST., AnL.--Mod. brick
BLDG. loo 90. n. With lest.
REALTY, INC, "a, k-aiOO,
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INVEST. PRoP. WANTED
|BUsIREss PRoP. goa sALE

CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT:
18th 81. NV, neal. o. adioinlns
buildlnes, sale or iong-tefm lease.
OWNER, Ma, 6-114a. 27s
VA.--Lot, "A, 100 60.
~. with l00-ft. frontage on main
thorouehfare; nr. Clarendon and
: We, Square shop. center. c. and
KE. 6-si5l after $50 Pm.
LIvE.lN QuARTERs, store. nliine
station: so mi. south d. c.;
sIEE. As6HSESrs. TE. s.sisi. !. :.
n. ARL--Let 100 by go ~.
square Shopplns Center, 100 u
sSS, si,so I %. net e. kE EsS s.siss
vA ,', X l.ls IN ,, 80 nsv'. ~.
above: e0xgS suitable any bust
Pull comm, % brokers. RA. 6.60Is,
TERRIEIc nUy AT 10Th AND NJ
Approx, 5000 50. II. At SIS per
IT,; far below recent sales In area;
hldE, eld Perking LOT. Can NJ.
IN tlLlfoi lNCa ID, Vel4ll.
s .H ! sSS R %SoS.ssss Sss q. ss
M.sS.,.,',' i7l =; n AZ Can ss siIsal
msntdo AslSins parking lot.
Igssso' " e9 %o SNs4iea;; sHs Ger ana M
lee hwy. "a. a-sOS0. Pull comm.
s az. ". ~ FI0M,gw I,I,I between larss
inenE gas heat IN duets. ~ water.
900 amp, cleo. Parkina IN front:
rear entrance TO big parking lot
Suitable barber, opticlAn, piece
gooda, toys, stationery. books. mus
SIC. spoIts goods Or others not
with freq period 70 get started w.
way, "a, a.sOs6 or your broker,
ALEX. CORNER BRICK nLD0,--
Store, bsmt, store. rm. with .epa.
eious a.hedrm. modern opt. ebqye.
On one q Alexis bnsievt inter-
psssions id: saoi tos sS,nsss
%ondSsful i SSsIssss 10, icr plsSs
an.; terms. BIZ OWNER. cSii
BETHksDA--4. 200 %. II, Of build
ms county paTkine lott central
location; Sis. 300. Kyee, and sun,
MT ISi 4. Rsstt q Co. s-e 81 s. zee,
1879 SO. IT. tis.ise.-nriek side.
s ~ ;;$|sj| :ii:fI a. % SEl =
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SMALL 0FRICE nLDG.. n. !. ave.
n.e.--An outside rooms, SIMPLE
Sos.l w kbii1s..a Eo.h 800. HSI
M. CAIHOLIC u, taih 81, n.e.--
Mod. store. also Bullelenl room
rs. a.SslgSSso. n. s. s.i PINE 60
1900 6ouAKE fEET, conNER-
CIAL. on busy street 10 rapidly
s sp.a,ndins 49,. s.hsgpRlas center. q;
az siesn aiss' ". sei R iIse ss. 65o.
tkeileiys with boWBfs BROS.
FlntI CONFERENCE.-The and
QlN otg, ll.e,--Next 10 gas station.
tHtn ana Perry gts. me- IN same
BIZ. with chain ftofe and bank.
ARTHUR 4. CURLING, La. g.
CORNER BRiCK EDd.--FoFmeT
henks equipped with safe, cages,
i1eal foT. lnanee o. business once
's ct sRf lkss'i "a I. J E,s 5nETHuR
~ SAL. E.w Al TSns hi ~, ..,. sss.,s
sgYsca6p . NJ. sTF IIsel' = co" Nh. 3
PnlCE sle.9ee First COMMERCIAL
Tor ATTORNEY. once or. business
s 4 s.s, ~ 4 l.lBss. n S1uAAS.
3 ACnkss@-4eQ g. on ROUTE :,
hheerss DOH Nd. Esehinss' bh.ns
STORE AND ApT.---ist comm. 08s
oMeREiRsR's i ~ .ipssse = u. 5s EEss;st
f0n hEM0DkLlN0--ia23 6th 30.
.N-d-story bTka los aOxgg ~.
next to new Dafewey store. Price.
.e SSG semcs Ak ihsles az fselus ~;
rs MASS AVE. K.W.--ist COM
P nsHiissik " 'DfsoYfr. 'bfa i'. 1909 b.
80 AND FLA. AVE. NV.-etore
~ oSMbNiHR, pE s7-iissb. ~ IA. s. spHis.
IN GOOD e.k. LocATION---NoV
sssnnisqkr ks Els; $4,000 $4,000
os0non AvE.--MldtoWn. for
HAttf u11iLIAG huatt toI uroI. or
business oflofs: retail or service
shop on va floor. q attrae. BLDG,
Income from 1st noor store and
apt. S105 monthly. Price. $40. 500.
With eool fnhnei1R. Call Mr..
hA41IN. ma. e.i7es I'll 3 pm.
BRICK BLDG or. iSt and II cts.
n.w.-zoned iet comm: lot SAX
100, parking for cars or trucks;
needs repairs or converting. but
WIN sell FOR less than $1,000: low
dn. pYmt.; good financing. Mr..
SWELL IA. b-bi00; ewes. kK.
! 900 81. vi. ELEvAF0R BLD0.-
2-street ffontages. Vicinity Of
| kann'a Dept. Store. Possession
can BE- delivered immediately, a
real buy 81 $4,000, CARL g.
&c noaI 4.ssla 60" Ma s-sssA'
3iO7 MI. PLEAfANT ST. NV.
FIRST CoMNERCIALy---vACAlT
--t0 rooms. baths; price. yte.eQQ.
SHALL ). wAtLE CO... 40. a-2o05,
Al r~aaH 1ffloo Ri6O
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isse = 81 ,Nk'-.sO:it. fFSat,
egy business; fsaA rent, Neil
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GEORGIA AVE- silver Bprina go
story brick z stores and oinceD.
lNOT rented income, approE,
10000, FityER spRiNo RIAL
WI EPkCl4LlzE IN eomme1eiai
enl lnuupfflal pIopelties. Qpod
k.Agls ff. .s!.l' S ss''l. III 1iss;
LQkk ~ 100 n. q AVE. s.E..--
Corner propertg. at0fe and Germ.
Apt. hlk, from new hQuae. ptlceY
R r9qgpIhE INA fS0gE III. SsE.5EEl|li s'~ 1881
ieF MT CASH hKTUnN On SIS. !.
uOp inverted In this beeut.s co.
unit enIden-type qpt.. I blk from
k2nmr igi5f plescsb s1SPpipsa 81
~. N. lsl66iSSYI eva e. Eg u. 3.
~ gNlIs--I.zcel. ioe. and eond.
uJE1 s' FssEsr' So So I's .sSSo james
uPt1n Mt. PLEAsANf, rms.
z baths oil burner. eaFhee, Sill
sY gb az 6si sRR0l RS' vv.bs ss| HiGh-
. UNITS y JArLI. APT q s:bsd-
fooml Inc. 10 Ql4 ~ Price elss..
a -. NV. a. \. sicily. pL,
DowNfowN. M. isik xTF.w.
~ 4. 1toFe and ofiice space above.
Ideal Tor any 1nsiless qf oreani-
ss elion, NUS q sel9 10 fsasgn-
$4,000. 1890 On Corn BLDG.
WITH store rna 2 apta. ebole.
Munt be sold; See II 300 p %.
nssfAfSf, 80 stll o iaSss ' HIAL
CLOSE TO D. q. zened fof sptg.
Feees Z streets, :.u,bOQ "a. feet
bf ifHa h'g Dos 6sn: J2 . a Ri
: UNITS DufLkx--oood coioTsd
nelgkbof. no Vacnnits. fnbstanii6l
s sHi ipa7 adn 7. s e 7pYNHs co. ~.
INyEs7o19 .sPEcVf.KTolS. make
q4ef on 1914 Underwood g., NV,
f.bedfmy 2ih-bath. nll-bfiek CO.
loniai. plus Made room. bath and
gafaee IN basement. Separate BLDG.
on nffInieea, now leased 70 doctor.
iNvEsIoR ekRvIck, 81. 3siis8:
MI. elfkls, HI. a-074s.
MI. PLEASANT sT.-PK. nd. NV,
Home With lnsomsI owner ss:
euples 1rst fioor and rents Ind
floor. 8 rooms and bath: also 3fd.
noof. . rooms nhd bath, large, DRY
hasement, oil hot-water heat. rries.
Home and furniture ileiudsd il
taI' .TS, sIslI.ss f yat,, ~ EeH'
We Allo have fonr-fRmilS Eats 70
~ q. ssg.v sssss z.gvS6zvS
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GET THE FACTS!
GLERE Rp. ARLINGTON

. adjoining stores In busy locale,
e csns s Ssa s sSSs iaSSDs res
pair. dry cleaning, bakery. Italian
restaurant. real estate once, etc.
b bssi s hisosrs sRs as per mo-
DREYFUSS BROS.
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MONCURE

esia Lee Hwy IN. $4,000
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don; draws $500 per month. ex-
celient corner location. suitable
tea room. gift shop. etc.: building
contains = apts., several once
rooms. Make ofier. IA. 7-53is,
0WU AREA-Pirst Commercial: q.
apt. row brick. Bsmt. with pvt.
entr., partially mod, Assume Sll,-
s 81 tair.nS Sohs 4 ~ Ho oias4s' NE
s-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG
eellent Ari. rental location. Price
$4,000. assume approximately
$4,000 ffst trust. over 14st re.
turn on Investment w. w. BLACK
MAN, INC. IA. s-033e. IA. '.
BETlIEsDA. Improved commerciai---
e-story once BLDG, incl. : stores.
S Ssrm wi' da frso nswslinfk Tssssl.
s. :@sI:ST: once NEE op wl' ,ni fs 5. o.
COLLEGE PARK--Apt BLDG; two
a-bedrm. capt, units: walk to q,
Of Nd, $4,000 down and assume
present financing. CHESTER KEL-
LER, REALToR, ~. b-71O0.
BARGAIN, Sc. = semidet. brick
and-frhme house Of q rooms, no
bath; $3.50 cash only. FISCHER
eall CA, AyE.--steIe, 2 spts,i in
come, Ssi7 mo. RIA. 0-0S0a or
JU. 0-0A23.
ATTENTION BUILDERS - Area
sorely In need OF apt. bldgs. u
acres .xoned for apis, opposite
Agriculture Research Dept. on
BALTIC ave. Priced for quick sale,
for gaa station, BEST REALTY
s.SisSp! p, .y.. s-f n6. js.siiSS.s..- NE
SNE.wlsiEodA. s l..,s SSLY SII.s sls ~;
S stove. on hs q: l's cs. sp' nc SSl:.
bEED, . sSS iS ". d l.ls + .. n'Ns
STORE AND 2 ArIs.--Attr. BIDS.
nualls; 'S price. ssS'SOo, with WITH 5000 Si
S.Is0S III D pm. weekdays.
DUPLEX, N, Ari,--practieally brand
new all-brlck duplex Within min
utes Of schools, shopping and bus
Each unit consists o. liv rm., dln-
Hssh:sp9.: .l 10. SslS ~. %aia ss.diI%Hsss
rss $500 yS s, TIsS sssSo Oslll VIA
sSs siP ,s.S, rHSos. bk-s PHEfns ANS
Cp. Rshltcrs' IA. B.a0di; ewes.
dAs t-dduAi
|. S ks;TrsS.--s . SEs, beth TSh- ss.i IIo i
ASosC'C, las s. 1885, y sD.r. .' saD'.
sn iso,A 4, ~ sfhr YYRR's q 81. Y,sslsn.
n w - uf xa5 GA GA tkys1h-s6 sI
S sss l 4 :ss;. AZ. ';.jSol' 'i' ''''
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sToAfs FoR sEaT


FAERTAx gHOPPIN0. CENTER 20.
has eyalL, 3 1naQ store laeal
a a2E Htfid IssiES1.RRd sl SRo g RhAfs
~. "a. 10000,
AVE: .esle M ~. s.E;.-
s MsE noq a, si I2c esf NY shop,
fesfsnfanf, Iaundry. 81 other re-
VII 1Rs sIhsp. LIZ ttsia1 1s56o Gan ?. :
Sff q 81. N.W.-stoFe, 2 rms. and
EEifD s; oi " 5gBBgs ru.A s Eff.
az sf svsli'. Z snail store IDEAL
once. WkissB ERu EROS. REAL
II, IA. k-0600.
Sra AND eHBnIDAN SIS. NV
stofesf feae. rent, plenty Of
parking. RA. 3-0glJ.
5sss oE3 D5s AyE. n;M l.s s s.oss
Busy NEidHboRHoop, Reas.
ss1 to. AD 2s.a he b. n s. sszssssEsrEiN
CONN, AVE. M. Shore. and BbeF.
avail. Long lease. Wo. 0.3Sl0, .
BEST N;M. L0cs--Lss, store, next
able fixtures; rent $500 RA.
sT0RE, suitable for 3eiieatssssn.
so mo- including fixtures. 300
~. 81, &C.. Wo. 0-2274 or Nm.
1898 n 81. Es-etoTe with 1 I'm.
and bath; only SIS mo. j. DALLAS
GRADY 4 SONS, 1i04 Vermont
ave, NV co. 6.0222.
1903 You 50. N.W.--HEATED
y WnsRsiEdFn65r f HkFT M s-ss5 6e
$500 N. II. AVE. NV. -
WIS aR kL aAf b M 2al s.ss g
oQ4 l2th 81. N.W--s90
wzSSaYkdM4lDten T Rf4Ya 1 Ia. oss Isseo
-. 1870 l7Ih 81. NV. -.
WARRINGTON NIFTY, I IA. s-ssOOSS
1883 7th 81. NV. 49,
M VIZ Rsss rsssri ki fTF' f Rz 5.s56SS
GOOD DOWNTOWN CORNER
2 adjacent stores: viii combine II
needed. liBB . month; = blocks
west 81 Conn. ave. PETERS AND
Co. Ma. e-O742.
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M, lslh AMP cOLQMBIA nd.
M,M:-Mod; 4.stoFS brick hldg; /;
ks sss' ,i Ess:l A. 'f Z. fRR6uoAnRsHTScsh
bEEpz . sS62ss IS of. i ials l .. n,ve
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HOUSES ron sAlI-vA.
Out-Of-Town
OWNER

e I.s,y sS,ssd . 'S Hn I. Is. en- an
n IHsss isssurs sn'' ssareSmu aI III
haschrnt separate dinlnn area
leuInped Kitchen. eafpoEk .spseiens
living room, eenvlnitnt Pals
sIsss 70 bus ind shops oht y 800
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PnICn ale.so9--Eirst commsTeial
iss.' .l u y. ss:: ~ I$::'
e. s:.. &c, WALTkE NJ BAuMAN.
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A sor.is 4 need sV Il apsl Sids ara
s s5i: sSHsd s &. sR p. SSD''ss
E q. 81: ssT .Iss Est iEEsHs'f srA lSis
Ss0SissD! i sy,, a-g nu' s.s IISSss- ME-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
INVESTMENT PRoP. Ger sALf

OWNER OFFERS income invest
dcnI dasSs sSo S'p psr month"; s's sa.
celient corner location. suitable
tea room. gift shop. etc.: building
contains apts.. several once
rooms. Make oser. IA. 7-53I3.
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ia M4bb AVE. N.W.--lst COM
Is;'2is1ik Y lBisoTter. 81 81. ssss 81
- AND ia: AYE. Ey.-etors
81 az p p' a. is;s ~ a. s. .sGi:
IN GOOD s.k. LocATION--NoW
S ssns'dk A.. s s.scs7 $4,000 $4,000
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sI0ng AND zFT.--Isi comm. 6ss
Ss&RREi RR' M 4.Css'se Il. s'gs';
f0n hEMODKLiN0---ia23 6fh ed.
Nv .~-d-story bTk.: lot 4OxDD a..
next 70 new eateEeS store. Price,
$1,000, some terms; Call AID.
4-g0ps. >. CARNEY. Exclusive
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FIngf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
~ ~ S:rSs Is. = a e. < s'1 ss%.
BIZ WITH chain store and bank.
MEHuR I. cukfikd. TX. :.
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STORE AND 2 APTs.--Attr. BLDG.
tisl DiSso@." approx ss.6OS az:
s nAnslnl Il, fsl Mr. v, akAasSlN, Ma
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OPEN
Daleview
Manor

plreetiens: Prom Z Corners take
nsesd 9. sE. .s,s 10. .. e p sss.d RI,
left on Dale pF. 70 Barbour hd.'
riGht % house.
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!; :ss SSSs 20, 8 nj ;.'' !:
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Divine Liturgy
Rite to Be Held

A divine liturgy according to
the Byzantine-Roumanian Rite
will be held at IL am tomorrow
in the Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception. Catholic University
The Right Rev. Msgr. George
Babutiu of Most Holy Trinity
Church. Cleveland, will be the
celebrant. The Right Rev. Msgr.
William j. Mcdonald. vice rec
tor of Catholic University will
preach.
The service is being held in
conjunction with the Chair of
Unity Octave observance now
being held in the shrine. The
Rev. Joseph Manton of Boston
viii preach at s o'clock tonight
on "The Submission Ct Angli-
cans to the Authority of the
Vicar of Christ" The Most Rev.
Philip M. Hannah, Auxiliary
Bishop Of Washington. will pre-
side.
The Chair Of Unity Octave.
when Roman Catholics pray
that all others enter the Ro-
man Catholic Church. started
yesterday and will end next
Friday.
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Dinner Due
In Honor Of
Rabbi BresIuu

A testimonial dinner will be
held for Rabbi Isadore Breslau,
community leader, at $50 pm.
Tuesday in the Mayflower Hotel.
The affair is being sponsored
by the American Technion So
Iciety, Raphael Tourover. presi-
dent of the society's Washington
chapter. announced today. The
society is composed of engineers,
scientists. technologists and
industrialiSts supporting the
Technion- Israel Institute of
Technology at Haifa, Israel.
Rabbi Breslau served for many
years as president of the United
Jewish Appeal of Greater Wash
ington. He is also a former
president of the Washington
Jewish Community Council.
A retired rabbi who served
congregations in New York
and Waterbury, Conn, be-
fore coming here in 1888, Rabbi
Breslau served in the Navy in
World War and as an Army
chaplain in World War II. He
is a graduate Of the Albany Law
School and the Jewish Institute
Of Religion.
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.Methodists Name
Anne Robinson as
information Chief

Miss Anne Robinson has been
appointed director of the Metho-
dist information Office for the
Washington area, Methodist
Bishop G. Bromley Oman OF
Washington has announced.
Miss Robinson will be in
charge of the church's news
bureau serving the Baltimore
Peninsula and Central Pennsyl-
vania annual conferences. which
comprise the Washington epis-
copal area.
She was formerly on the press
and publications staff of the
Board of National Missions of the
Presbyterian Church in New
York. A native Of Fulton, Mo,
she is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Arkansas.
She served on the press staff
of the World Council Of Churches
at its 1854 assembly in Evans
ton, III.
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Disciples to Honor
Group in Congress

Disciples of Christ Church
members serving in Congress
will be honored at the first
annual Disciples Congressional
Dinner to be held at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday in National City
C hristian Church. Thomas
circle.
Representative Coad, Demo-
crat of Iowa, will speak. The
lone Democrat in the Iowa con-
Igressional delegation, Mr.. Coad
was a Disciples of Christ min
lister in Boone. Iowa, before his
election in November. He will
speak on 1.-THE Layman and His
Church"
Senator johnson, Democrat of
Texas, and Senator Fulbright,
Democrat of Arkansas, and
fourteen House members belong
to the Disciples of Christ denom-
ination.
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Chapel of Air

Seventy-five cadets from the
United States Air Force Academy
at Colorado Springs. Colo. will
attend the Chapel Of the Air"
services at, 9 am. tomorrow in
WTOP's Broadcast House,
Fortieth and Brandywine streets
NV. The program is presented
by the United States Air Force
Chaplains on Station WTOP-TV.
Air Force Chaplain Raymond T..
will speak.
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Three Ministers
|LeaveDisciip|es
|ChurchesHere

Three Disciples of Christ min
listers will be leaving Washington
assignments and another has be-
come executive secretary of the
Capital Area Christian Mission
airy Society. it was announced
today.
The Rev. Chester L. Barnett,
acting executive secretary of the
society since July /. became
executive secretary on January
4. In this post Mr.. Barnett, who
is serving also as director of
Christian education for the area,
will coordinate the activities
OF Sc Disciples congregations.
He succeeds the Rev. Thurman
F. Boswell, now pastor-elect of
the First Christian Church,
Anchorage. Alaska, as executive
secretary.
Ministers leaving local
churches are DR.. Eric Daenecke
of Fifteenth Street Christian
Church. the Rev. William T.
Nichols of Minnesota Avenue
Christian Church. and the Rev.
Charles Matthias of Rockville
MD Christian Church.
DR.. Daenecke is leaving to go
to Iran on Wednesday as finan-
cial adviser for the International
Cooperation Administration.
Mr.. Nichols will become min
lister Of the Vista La Mesa
tCalif) Christian Church on
March l, and Mr.. Matthias will
assume his new duties as minis
ter of the Springfield (Va.)
Christian Church on February
10.
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Church in Vienna
To Get Full Status

The Vienna (Va.) Baptist
Church will receive full church
status tomorrow after 10 months
as a mission.
Services at 3 pm. at the
church. Battle and Plum streets,
Vienna. will mark the end OF
its Sponsorship by the First Bap-
fist Church of Clarendon.
DR.. Lucius M. Polhill of Rich
mond. executive secretary of the
Baptist General Association of
Virginia. will speak.
The church plans to break
ground for a new building within
six months. The future site is
a 412-acre tract southwest OF
Vienna. Occupancy is planned
for early next year.
The new structure will be
brick and will accommodate 300
in the auditorium and $50 in
the Sunday school. Present
membership is 1877, with a
church school enrolment of 2O9.
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Cosmic Center Meets

DR.. Benn Lewis, minister OF
the Washington Cosmic Center,
will conduct the groups meeting
at z pm. tomorrow at 1927
Delafield place N. w.
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Lutheruns Will Hear
DR.. Frederick Harris

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
Senate chaplain. will address the
18th annual banquet for men
at Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church at $50 pm. Wednesday
in the church. Ninth street and
Maryland avenue NE.
Dr. Carl r. Simon is pastor
OF the church and Arnold Nell
son is chairman of the banquet
committee.
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Current Issues Forum

Robert Cook. editor of the
Journal of Heredity and lecturer
at George Washington Univer-
sity School of Medicine, will
speak at the Current Issues
Forum at 8:15 pm. Thursday in
the Chevy Chase Woman's Club.
1881 Connecticut avenue. Chevy
Chase. Md. The forum is being
sponsored by the Unitarian
Church Of Montgomery County.
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Baptist Mission
OffieiuI to Speak

DR.. George w. Sadler, secre-
tary for the Near East, Europe
and Africa for the Southern
Baptist Convention Foreign
Mission Board. will speak at 8
pm. Monday in the First Baptist
Church, 1882 King street. Alex
andria. Va.
DR.. Sadler will address q
monthly meeting of SO Sunday
schools of the Mount Vernon
Baptist Association. He will
speak on World Missions and
Yoll." q
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DR.. William r. Cannon, dean
OF Chandler School Of Theology,
Emory University. Atlanta. Ca,
will conduct a mission tomorrow
through Friday at Mt. Olivet
Methodist Church. 1910 North
Glebe road, Arlington. Services
will be at II am. and 7:45 pm.
tomorrow. and at 7:45 pm.
Monday through Friday.
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Church Mems Club
Elects New Officers

Russell Cox of 500 Ipswich
road. Bethesda. has been elected
president Of the Mems Club OF
the North Bethesda Methodist
Church. $500 Admission road.
Other new officers are DR.
James Anderson and Robert
Uylin. vice president: Clayton
johnson. secretary, and Robert
Musgrove, treasurer.
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about 26 years ago In the first
class to come out of the Fran
Iciscan House of Studies at Four
teenth and Shepherd streets
NE.
He expects to move into a
rented house near the Quantico
base next month until the parish
is completed.
In the meantime, he will con-
tinue conducting mass for the
Marines and their relatives in
the Marine auditorium at the
base.
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Adventists Move

The First Seventh-Day Adven-
tist Church of Washington am
nounced today it has moved
from 624 Eighth street N. E.. to
Eighth and Shepherd streets
N. w. The Rev. Paul Cantrell
is pastor.
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Sylvester to Speak

Arthur Sylvester. Washington
correspondent for the Newark
IN. J) Evening News. will speak
on What Faces the Administra-
ton at Home and Abroad" at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Adas
Israel Congregation, Connecticut
avenue and Porter street NV.
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Ceremonies Will Start
Church Near Quontico

Though thy beginning wds
small. yet thy latter end should
greatly increase. old Testa-
ment.
A priest assigned to start q
new parish knows little about
his latter end" His beginning
is indeed small.
For sure. he knows only that
there is need for a parish at that
certain place. And he can find
reinsurance and hope in the
words quoted from the Old
Testament.
Tomorrow. Father GervaSe C..
(Bo) McMillen. a retired Navy
Catholic chaplain. will attend a
ground-breaking ceremony where
the parish he has been assigned
to start will stand someday.
Only Trees There Now
Only trees now grow where the
Franciscan parish will be erected,
on Fuller Heights road about
two miles from the main gate of
the Quantico Marine Base.
Father McMillen's future parish
toners-the Catholic Marines at
the baSe-already have contrib
uted a stable sum of money,
part of which will be used to
pay for the land.
Attending the ceremony at 8
pm. tomorrow will be Rear
Admiral George Rosso. assist
ant chief of chaplains; the Right
Rev. Edward L. Stephens, pastor
Of the st. Mary's Church in
Alexandria, and the Very Rev.
CELSIUS r. Wheeler, Provincial
franciscan.
When completed. the buildings
will have room for a school, a
convent and an auditorium.
Other additions will come as the
parish grows. Father McMillen
expects the school to open its
doors to first, second. third and
fourth graders from the base
and the triangle area next Sep
TENDER.
-Four sisters from Allegany,
MY, will be assigned to teach
at the school.
A Start and Continuation
For 53-year-old Father Nc
Millen, who retired last May
while he was senior Catholic
chaplain at the Norfolk Naval
Base, the parish is in a way,
both a start and continuation
of his previous work. While
most of his parishioners in the
Navy were Servicemen. he also
served many civilians while with
the mission band.
Instead of Navy men and ci-
villains. Father McMillen will
preach to Marines and civilians.
He expects to serve about 500
families.
Father McMillen was ordained