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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

sydney PAYS ALI CAsH-Pre.
5:$7So. wa pu S.sS7 ss''i HE a..sOoS
HIGHEST CASH D. c. HOMES
DAVID. RA. e.oois. Ma s.osss
MODERN, CLEAN, 3 or 4 bedroom
house In good se. or Pr. Geo, Co.
loc. Have substantial cash. MRS.
COX, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-73BR.
INVESTMENT COMPANY will puf-
chase your home for all cash. no
commission eharged. Free ap-
praisel, immediate action. Call
MR.. WEITz. RIA. 3-3D20.
ALL CASH NET TO YOU-Mr. Nor.
ton. Tu $4,000. 8. a X. PROP.
CASH or TERMs-Your satisiac.
s sl9n Is our. our aim Houses needed q
srs cEMPzNE Mhsa' & CO. 6.HffISs'
ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince GEORGES Counties
PETERS AND BOLER
10. b-2l3l, HE. 4.2040, ~, b.6D07
ALI CAsHMp; z, OR MARYLAND
MussELMAN REALTY. RE. 7-7i70
Help Us to Find
D. c. and NEARBY. Nd homes for
Chisholm. WOODBRIDGE REALTY,
NO. 7-72O3, WA. 7-07S2
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$3.50 DOWN = Lovely 3-6edrm
stone-and-frame rambler; only 4
years old. LARGE LIVING RM.,
dining ELL" extra-nice kitchen
with eating space. full basement
lge. level lot with trees and patio
Close to shopping and schools
Low monthly payments. Only
SID, 950. We take trades. FRED.
EhICk "; BERENS SALES. INC.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Bladensburg I'd. ne. Il. 7-43O0.
/ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ALPHA ROMEO convertible: NEW
de luxe; the Rolls Royce Of tn,
sports car world. has roll-up win
edoEs' S3;29S del: JACK PRY
cp COM. a aSss t a ave Ssd s. o aSl'
SUNDAYS AFTER CHURCH
ANGLIA 1885 s equipped; 81 .4s6
ave. Sc, Ii. 4-2300.
ANGLIA PROJECTS. coNsuLs
,,,i Let xo, rs she show you how e
the ENofisH FORD LINE
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS.
i ia. 5-g223. Open til Q pm.
BUICK '5s 4-door Riviera hardtop;
and brakes; Ike new; today's Spe-
cial $3.50.
LOVING CHEVROLET
1899 Ea''-T .SIS al HSSS s. $. Nd.
BUICK '55 Century Riviera hard
top; ell power extras; original =
tone nnish: very low mileage, can
not be told from new: one-year
quar- guar .I low . dS SSn payment; full
CRANSON RAMBLER
Direct Factory New-car Dealer
63l2 0eoreia Ave. tn. 2-70li
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera; =. and
h.. new eat covers, 2-tone gray
and blue; I owner; $695,
WILLIAMS & BAKER
10Th and NJ SITS. NV, no. 2-s7OO
BUICK 1888 super 2-dr. hardtop;
power equipped, radio, heater, dy-
nafiow drive. WV. tires. 2-tone;
Immaculate, I owner; S1.l4b.
WHEELER, INC CHRYsLER CITY
INTERCHANGEABLE FL QUALITY CARS
BUICK 1883 VS. club sedan: =.
and h., auto. trans; $0g5. $e5
Heart Of Bethesda"
BUICK 1881 hardtop cpe,; T., b.,
dyna., Wv. tires; $4,000 MI. /;
S3o5; lady owner, 3ll4 10th NV.
BUICK '66 2-door sedan; equipped
with radio. heater. ETC.; standard
transmnis ,,, tpr o maximum econ
Suburban Cadillac-O Odds
BETHESDA SHOPPING AREA
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 0.7700
BUICK 80 r. NJ. Riv, cpe.: at.
T. and h., .. s. and p. b.: immac.:
MANN OI.nC
5000 18th st., 8. s. u. 5-6ls6
BUICK SO Super Riviera coupe; Z.
and h.. dyna; orig. 2-tone flnish;
Just traded on q new Rambler BY
very prominent Chevy, Chase
OUT. fully guar; full price, only
CRANSON RAMBLER
DIRECT Factory New-car. Dealer
1872 oeorgia Ave. tn. 2-7Oi1
BUICK 1880 4-dr.: antique, fine
cond., $4,000 actual miles. VIII
swap for used gar. For info.' write
BUICK $50 Special Riviera; :. and
LOVING CHEVROLET
1919 JU. e.so6OS . o 'u'
BUICK '6e Century 2-dr. hardtop.
$500. AT. 8 pm. VIII. e.s7Is.
CADILLAC 81 "62" coupe; power
condition; So. sos. UNfTEp Afro
SALES, 2427 Reedie dr., wheaton.
Nd, 10. 4-6246.
CADILLAC 1887 4-dT,; 5 mos, old.
1000 MI. factory air conditioner
e :ffr a. .'d ssS lS 'HSS .ES:sG stt ana
CADILLAC 30 Fleetwood sedan
s SS down ROPER MOTORS LA
o AR IsS., 80 T S.!.Ss ma NJ:
ton wagon trade. wo. 6.46Is.
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,J ZEAL / EsTATE SERVICE. nc NC,

Mr.. DIPLoMAT-A masterpiece Of
elose-in virginia countryside. ultra
deluxe. q 5-bedrm.. 4-bath. ALL
brick rambler with q finished ind
n. Luxurious appointments such as
walk-in cedar closets complete
air-conditioning, thib expensive
Competing throughout MAGNIFICENT
chandeliers. ultra modern kit, CEN
ter hall, cypress lined den, huge
liv nm. spacious din. rm.. 2-iee
rec rms with bath, 2-car garare,
; yTs oe aVts Tu, eriy :ss oS oS B
wonderful buy for $50, 500.
DILLON LAND CO., REALTORS
JE. 1000 Open . til q
AZ ~ M
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ARE You sEEkfNd . home VItf

I'LL sss: isTn.I ill., e, ,SS: :ai i$;
po1eS, tu S,@. 'S Slth iSS .sSs ar ar
e. country eip6 area, o. N. Ari..
eIrs sehools. Asking $29,ebl.
Coo eoo"p R.. r. appts, TUE J,;.oI DARBY hTIs
N. $1,000. once open 0 I'll 0.
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GREAT BIG spring value with Q
very unusual and attractive reverse
hood. Convenient 70 stores bus
and schools Center hall. 14x22
liv. nm. formal din. rm. all equip
kit. with eating space and entrance
on TO 12x1s screened porch. 3
SeeHrps; plus knotty pine den. 3
1857. front lot, trees A 5000
iornia bound. SEE THIS TODAY
TOMORROW FOR SURE JE
23,2Og2; WIN 4; CHAPMAN REAL
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B0ArS
MONEY TO LOAN
AUT0M0TlVE MISC.


FOR sALE-One Model ia. Mo.
bilift, approx 2,000.lb. capa-
city; $500. Union $4,000.
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PRESTIGE - This massive stone
Colonial style home in the desif-
able AURORA HILLS area offer,
nne living from the bedrms. and
full baths on the End floor e
the lge. hv. nm, sep. din. fm.,
powder rm., kit. and screened
porch on LIST a. Also Offering
maids rm. and bath plus IN. rec
rm., with frepl. on the lower
level. Situated on q lge. wooded
lot on cul-de-sac street In q
very convenient section. this i'm
500. Shown by appt. only. PEAR.
SON PROPERTIES. INC, ia
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CALL NOW-spring is here (hon-
estl and you'll want this home
F E1ss iGIs s 81 s,r ..1 pace ., and
Bic LIVING rm., dining rn.. modem
kitchen with table space: partial
storage basement and puii-down
stairway to storage attic: better
than-nev house condition: almost
forgot the huge porch: S12,95O
H0LLEy REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
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: LEVELS Of gracious living Of
split-level in the excel. country
club area Of N. Ari. True center
hai. sep. din, rm., push button
cleo. kit with table space. 3
bedrms..- 2is baths. big above
around finished rec. rm.: earport.
Priced at S27.950. For further
details call THE DARBY Co.
Realtors, 2319 Wilson blvd, ia.
5-A3o3 once omen O I'll 0.
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lW Is TnE TINE and here Is the

NOW Is THE TINE and here Is the
placel A mighty good buy for
someone who desires trees, around
and . lovely antique brick rambler !;
lge hv. I'm. with flrepl; 3 ample
oedrms.. . baths; hrepl. in rec
rm; plus additional powder rm
owner transferred. will give pos
session with settlement. Price In
the middle 2Os. SHANNON &
LUCHS. REALTORS. 2O65 Wilson
blvd. IA. 5-6SO0,
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FAIREAX COUNTY, FOR sam d

FAIREAX COUNTY, FOR SALE BY
q ow n6 II assume sun n,o iSs OF loan
covers all-Lovely. like new:
bedrms.. Ia baths. flrepl.. store
rm.. lge. level lot, enclosed patio,
Excel, neiehborhood. new elem.
school; mr.. shopping; go min.
Pentaeon. CL 6-0006 or Ii. s.
600, Ext. 64552.
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FAIRFAX-spiit-leveI with entr
hall. nr. schools and shoppine. I
bedrms.. 2 baths. kit. with large
breakfast nook and eye-level oven
oak cabinets: liv. rm. has bricI
wall hIepl: with raised hearth
old. OFFICER BEING TRANS.
FERRED. Only S2,lOO cash need
ed. PENTAGON REALTY co,
Realtors. Fairfax. Va. OR. $1,000
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BEEN LOOKIN for Q pretty house?
Here's q brend-neW 72-tooter on
z sweeping .aere lot, Hot-wateI
bow bay Wi Window U im sr stn S a1us aia
rm,; huge kit. with birch cabinets,
and smartly equipped: g bedrms.
2 full baths, giant-sise bsmt.: att.
ear.; very attrac. open front prch,
: fireplaces. Excel, neishborhood
GA srea. Priced for immed. sale
yogRsELF To-Day ms 1 ToMsCSRl..
WM, 4; CHAPMAN REALTY. INC
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LYON VILLAGE, 1907 N. Hartford
st. Arl-Colonial home. 4 bed
rms, ga baths: paneled rec. rm.
~ nsmt.: immed. occupancy,
4:30. Call co. 5-ssO6. xxi sol
after 8. No agents.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-6edrm.
rambler: liy. rm.. din L" equip.
Kit. tile bath; Ice. scr. porch
good-sized storage rm.: fenced
back yard with trees. u acre, As
sumo CT loan, S12,5oo. TW.
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BLEssED SACRINFNT

BLESSED SACRAMENT = THE
p 65N 70 S Ap hTRE f nEU sD sd0w
brick rambler situated on 1 lovely
shady lot is IMMACULATE. Arts
tleally decorated. this home has an
abundance Of charm. The dwelling
contains ~ y I'm; with tlrepI. din.
rms. and tile bath Il bedrm. 81
II, long). garage. Florida-t ia
lousied porch: many extras such q
huilt-in bookcases and air con-
ditionine. Priced ct only S22.950.
We take trades. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES. INC, IA. 5000.
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In the VhenG 500 and
month"; IDfere $500
han shown IN table ~
~ baLanee 10 $500 It% nlonshy remainder.
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sEhI InING"-Brick rambler
On over half acre in an area Of
nne homes. 3 bedrmS., q full
paths, formal din. rm., eotiip.
n XII: with table space; big scr,
rec. rm. in full bsmt.: attach
sarage. Vacant, Immediate DOS.
session. Asking $4,000. owner
yN yerSsess wants quick deal. For
IrunIthef details cali THE DARBY
Co. Realtors, 23I0 Wilson blvd.
ia. o-g3g3. once open o I'll n.
Artists RETREAT-on i lovely
eere IN the middle OF old Falls
church lies this 3-bedrm. home
featuring step-down iiv. rm: sef
pen. 30xl0, overlooking wooded
W.. Some Of the extras
sleeping pch,; maids rm' with
patn. A separate building houaes
an additional study with pot.bei.
SHANNON 4 iUcHs. RHAi 2T1gsgS
2066 Wilson blvd.
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AWAkD..WINNING H0MEi S25,950.
oof plan f has one not Seen s saSsIls9.
WASHER AND DISPOSAL and
lots OF cabinets In this pleasant
kitchen; 3 bedrms and . full
baths on main floor: full bsmt.
has large recreation rEa.. 4 bath;
s-ACRE LOT Shown BY appt.
Ov. 3-14l3, SHANNON q LUCHS
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SPECIAL,

For someone who wants q brick
rambler IN Q super convenient To-
estlon; and good neighborhood.
trance hall. large living I'm. with
fireplace. kitchen with table SPACE,
beautifully finished rec. rm. with
bar and powder rm. Almost FORGOT
ne pig dining rm. Call now.
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ChicagoGroup
BuysC Control
OF Food Town

Maxwell Rubin Of Chicago.
H.. last night announced that
he represents a group a inves-
tors. who have acquired a ma
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ton. He formerly was presi-
dent of Arrow Foods, Inc. He
has been an active member of
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at present is a member of the
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Chains.
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Evening star., 1958-07-12

from family to family, who
turned out well. Too many do
otherwise.
Mr.. White, who now lives at
e521 Riggs road, Adelphi, was
born 81 years ago in Colorado
Springs. He was the seventh
child and his mother died a
few days after he was born.
/ Mr.. White was passed from
aunt to aunt. II must have
been bad luck to all Of them
because something happened
each time" he said.
Adoption in Nebraska
When he was 8, one Of his
Aunts advertised in the Seventh
Day Adventist Church paper. A
family from Lincoln, Neb., an
swered and took out the first
adoption papers.
"Then my last name became
Harris, and I used it until the
war" But a few months later
this family had a child and his
foster mother turned against
him. I'D asked why she doesn't
like me like the other one, but
I never found out"
His foster father. who wa;
blind, died when Mr.. White
was Is.
"A month later my foster
mother asked me to leave. BY
that time the kids at school
had told me I was adopted, but
I never really found out from
her.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Dr.. Briggs, IS Today,
To Preoch Tomorrow

DR.. John E. Briggs. for nearly
a half century one OF Washing
toms leading Baptist ministers.
win observe his 85th birthday
by preaching at the II am.
service tomorrow In the church
named after him. Briggs Bap-
tist Church, 5l44 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Members Of the congregation
have named the day "Dr.
Briggs Day" and win hold q
reception for him at $3.50 pm.
DR.. Briggs. who becomes IS
years old today. win deliver the
first sermon he ever preached,
using the text Hebrews l2:1-2.
This sermon was originally
given in 1894 at a school near
Woodsdale. NC.
The minister came to WASH
Iington in 1909 from Capitol
Avenue Baptist Church, Atlanta.
Ga. He served Fifth Baptist
Church here for "a years and
then, because churches needed
pastors during the war. held a
similar post at Temple Baptist
Church from l943-9.
DR.. Briggs is a past president
of the District Baptist Con-
vention and Of the District Bap-
tist Ministers Association. He is
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Church to Get
Associate Pastor

The Rev. Wayne r. Woods
43, will be installed as associate
minister of Augustana Lutheran
Church at the IL am. service
tomorrow in the church, New
Hampshire avenue and v
Hampshire avenue and v
street NV.
A native of Pittsburgh, Mr.
Woods is a graduate Of Gettys-
burg College and of Gettysburg
Theological Seminary. He
served two Lutheran churches
in Pittsburgh before coming to
Washington.
DR.. Thorsten A. GustafSon of
East Orange. N. j.. president
of the New York Conference,
Augustana Lutheran Church,
will officiate at the installation
service. He will be assisted BY
the Rev. Paul Laurel Of Mont
clair, N. j.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

The following radio ana tele-
vision programs viii originate
from Washington area stations
tomorrow:
TeIevision
$3.50 am, WTOP-9-Lt. Col
Ralph r. Radtke, deputy staff
chaplain Of the Continental Air
Command, Mitchell Air Force
Base, N. Y. discusses "Ths
Righteousness Acceptable tC
God" on the program, "Ail
Force Chapel of the Air"
$3.50 am, WTOP-9-"Mas:
for Shuts ms" celebrated By
the Rev. william p. Anderson
director Of the Catholic Televi.
sion Guild.
$3.50 am, WRC-4-"And ths
Lord Shall Raise Him Up" or
the program, How Christian
Science Heals"
/ am, WRC -4-"In "Inspira.
tion." with the Rev. Nelson c
Pierce, Of Palisades Community
Church.
a Radio
S:45 am, WARL - "Hov
Christian Science Heals"
1905 am, WMAL-"Hour oi
Power" from the Central Unior
Mission.
IL am, WARL - The Rev
Edwin H. Enzor, jr., speaks DUR
ing Arlington Church of Christ
service.
IL am, WEAM - DR.. Bot
Finley, president Of Interna-
tional Students, Inc, speaks or
"All Nations--In this Genera
ton" during Fourth Presby-
terian Church service.
IL am, WAX = The Rev
A. w. Jackson speaks during
Cherrydale Baptist Church
service.
IL am. WFAN-FM. - Tht
Rev. r. Brown Hughes speak
during Petworth Montgomer.
Hills Baptist Church service.
1880 am, WOOK-The Rev
Paul Amt, Washington institu'
tional missionary for the Lu'
theran Church Missouri Synod
speaks during First Trinity Lu.
theran Church service. Re
peated at 1905 pm. owe.
WFAN-FM.
4:30 pm, WPIK-Dr. Dali
Crowley, Washington radi'
minister, gives his 26th and las
discussion Of Bible prophecy.
7:30 pm, WFAX-"The Yes
per Hour" with DR.. Crowley.
8:15 pm, WwDC - DR.
Anima Sen Gupta of India vii
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Guests 10 Fill
PuIpitsinArea
On Sabbath

Guest speakers win appear IN
the pulpits Of a number Of
Washington area churches to-
morrow.
The Rev. Winston H. AM
brose, director of the Depart
ment Of Christian Education OF
the District, will speak at the
III am. service of the Twin
brook Baptist Chapel which
meets in the Edwin Broome
Junior High School, Rockville,
Md.
The Rev. John w. Hines of
Philadelphia will speak AT
III am. and 8 pm. services OF
the Bro0kland Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and Monroe streets
NE.
The Rev. Harold Wiley Freer,
minister of the First Congrega-
Itional Church, Crossville, Tenn,
will speak at IL am. in the
Cleveland Park Congrega-
tiOnal Church, Thirty-fourth
and Lowell streets NV.
The Rev. Lloyd E. Galloway,
minister of the Lincoln Congre-
gational Church, Los Angeles.
will speak on Endurance" dur
ing the $3.50 am. servie in the
Peoples CONGREGATIONAL Church,
4704 Thirteenth street NV.
DR.. Edward w. Bauman,
chaplain at American Univer-
sity will speak at 10 am. service
in the Bethesda Methodist
Church, Bethesda, Md.
Commander Francis L. Gar
rett, head of the Personnel
Training Branch of the Navy
Chaplain Service, will speak al
the IL am. service in the Gun
ton Temple Memorial Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth AND
Newton streets NV.
The Rev. Gene Siekmann
vice president of the University
of Dubuque, Iowa, will speak
at $3.50 am. service in the
Lewinsville Presbyterian
Church, Mclean. Va.
DR.. Bob Finley, president oi
international Students, Inc.
will speak at both II am. ano
8 pm. services in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Bethesda
The Rev. William N. Harding
instructor in Practical Theolo.
gy at Faith Theological Semi
mary, Philadelphia, win speai
at two area churches. He viii
speak at the ii am. service o.
Faith Bible Presbyterian Church
Injecting in Broyhill Auditorium
4610 Lee highway, Arlington
and at 5 pm. service of Cal
vary Bible Presbyterian Church
5917 Sixteenth street NV.