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CHEVY CHASE-Brick rambler;
cow, location; lge. liv. rm,, firepl.,
sep. din. rm., all mod. kit, 3 bed.
GEO, W. ROBERTSON, ReaitoT,
1855 Wis: ave, OIL. 2-2l23; ewes.
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PARK-3-bedroom ma
sonry rambler; lge,. level. fenc
lot, off-srreet parkins; dt..
Assume lge. GI 4ss loan; ST "a
to 81 400 down, sos per mo. ~ 5
AL. 4 good deal. FINcdAM u
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HEIGHTS. 77.1 KiplinE

parkway-Ofhcer. beins trans
ferred: assume 49, FLA loan on
3-bedrm brick rambler: firepl..
sep. din rm, full tiled bsmt.. with
beautiful paneling: mr.. schools,
stopping and Andrews. $1,000.
RE. t-S43R.
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BETHESDA-3-bedrm brick RAM
bier with loads Of charm. Firepl.
In liv. rn.. din ell: all cleo kit.
with washer and dryerA stairs to
expansible I'd fir. S22. 40. KOR-
zENDORFER, Realtor, OIL. 4-S111
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LANDOVER-3-bedroom Aladdin
rambler: only . yrs. old; cozv
dinette, ultre-de luxe KIT. with
surface range. wall oven and
breakfast bar; full rec. type bsmt.
Save 5 s by assuming 49, loan.
only S1,S00 down. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP.
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FORESTvILLE-Very neat 2-bed.
rm. brick rambler: finished rec.
rm.; full bsmt.: lovely fenced lot.
trades. FREDERICK w. BERENs,
INC. RE. 6.5400 till q.
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500. 50-69S4 N. Fairfax dr., East
Falls Church, ArE; 2-bed-
rm. brick semidetached:
full bsmt. and level lot.
Sl05--l432 Woodnine cat Fairling-
toni: 3 bedrms., brick du-
plex. fully EQUIP: near stores
and buses.
S125-!0l7 Woodley place. lust of
S. West st., Falls Church.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.
all-electric kitchen.
Sl3o-S02 Ridge rd., Columbia
Pines, mr.. Annandale; -
bedrm. brick rambler. full
bsnt., garage, frepl.; newly
decorated
S135-107 Hallwocd, Brylin Park;
3-bedrm. split Level: 2 full
baths; level lot.
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CHASE, Md, near Chevy
Chase circle = Excel. brick Cape
Cod with 4 very Ice. bedrms., > on
LIST a and 3 on End: nice liv. rm..
sep. din. rm,. mod. kit: excel.
basement. Only a few yrs. old.
Priced S2S.750. Cnll JAMES =.
SCHWAB. TN. ?-5sO0; ewes, OIL.
o-1dOtl or M, dSRoa
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BETHEsDA-New 7-rm. brick split
level, top value anywhere at 500
500. . baths, big kit. din. ell.
fin. above. ground family rm., u
acre wooded: driveway. Ouen
pm. Out Bradley blvd. mi.
right on Ferndale I'd. SAMUEL Z,
BOGLEY, d. G. ONCE, AID. 4-0290,
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COLLEGE PARK - 3-bedrm. BIZ :.
rambler, lse kit. fully tquir !.
beaut. rec. rm., level yard Cnly
$3.50 down and payments he
rent. Quick possession. PR1Nt: /.
SI ai1t3s va RE .AshsLsy CO. w.
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ST. JOHNS PARISH-Lee. 3-bed.
rrn. brick rambler: lHa baths; full
SsUpt; lss kit Sr,nE Fegl; $500 ps6 On
ERTIES, MGT,
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CHEVY cHASE-S1 500 down-Un-
believable buy. Well-built brick
Colonial. y years old: slate roof,
copper cutters; powder rm.: An
chor-fenced level lot; 3 bedrms,
liv rn.. din rm, kit; beautiful
BfILfNosLEY REAT'T Tvv CO. 1' En-,
2-.3.6: ewes. EN-. .1fion.
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Nv. WALTER REED-3-bedroo
2b-bsth brick: slate roof: rec
rm. firepls.; 2-car gar; deep lot
S2a or win trade for eooc
farm, Va, Md. or W. Va tn
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COUNTRY BUNGALOW. on almost

COUNTRY BUNGALOW. on almost
rm RI s'S only s IeStSS already aEs1 FLA IA
appraised g. RUSSELL BAUER,
Ju. 5-S4SH: ewes, JU. 5-1353.
NEW RAMBLER; Is acre-Ss2, $50;
quality throughout: 3 bedrooms,
. baths separate dining room.
de luxe kitchen with dishwa sher:
full basement: attractive area,
near Colesville. RIPLEY CO., JU
5-S111
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3LENWOOD AREA, BETHESDA;
$4,000 : charming 3-bedroom
BRICK Colonial: with powder rm.,
full bsnit.: porch; garage; trees.
SAMUEL =. B0dLEY OF MD,
INC; OIL. $500; ewes, OIL
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PINK ELECTRIC KITCHEN
rambler. beautiful lot with man,
'i HILpEBRjACNpp co. IN. a-ssso
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CHEVY CHASE, Md; first time Of
feTed; west Of Conn. ave, in the
Rosemary School area-Charming
and spacious center-hall Colonial,
4 bedrooms, > baths on second
floor: Z. finished and heated rooms
on third floor: large modern kitch-
en-. new furnace > porches, large
wooded lot about 90x16O. Priced
at S3l. 800. Shown by appoint
ment. Call WO. $4,000 It'll 9 pm.
EpEW; Il; JONES a. CO.. INC,
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Tn iDE IN YOUR SMALL HOME

A DREAM KITCHEN TOPS orr
baths. !. tlreplaces, lse. screened
porch, Aft. recreation rm., sep-
arate dining rrn.. driveway and q
level, Anchor.fenced lot: wonder
full location: S22 $50. ASHLEY
a. CO., 10. 5-2322, n I'll n.
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CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful bi9 Co.
lon.al home in new-house condi-
ton: bedrms.. rs baths: 1st-fi.
study With powder rm., newly
equipped kitchen: 7anelcd club
room, screened porch. garage. air.
conditioned ans mary cxt-as.
Priced ., s3ha5O. Cali our Up-
town Cfiice, KE. 7-lsOO I'll a:
OIL. 6-lf27, after &. SHANNON
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NORTHWEST

14g5 NEWTON ST. NV, Apt.
44-3 rooms. kitchen and bath,
incl. h.-wh.; $65. See janitor.
"A. s. Gardiner g. Co., Inc.
1881 L st. NV. MA. 8-0334
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LANGLEY PARK-Sl.6 900 down and
assume 4hss GI loan. payable
S9g.91 per mo-: modern 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; . baths, GEE kit.
finished bsnlt, Owner leaving city.
Call HE. 4-640O. HUGH T. PECK.
1850 New Hampshire eve.
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rambler; din. rm.. liv. rm. with
firepl., mod, kit: carport; bsmt.
with with f EsI.i, yrs Vs. old; o. 3. 500 500
Hamp ave. HE. 4-64O0.
ADELPHl-Modern. ;i-bedrm. ram.
bier: vacant and in excellent coma.
Nj: srhool Good residential area.
$3.50 dn., price. S12.25U. HUG I
T PECK. HE. 4-640O.
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BETBESDA--An excellent value.
Newly decorated 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: conv. NH. Formal din.
rm.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
s sens Iet a D0Tfh SS2 Aais
Realtor. OIL 4-Sl1l I'll 9.
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SILVER SPRING-Modern, 4-bed.
rm. Cape Cod brick; bath on each
floor. Attrac. brick home with Z
rms. and full bsmt,; $1,000 down
will buy. Call HE. 4-6400 It'll o.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor.
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RIGGS MANOR. foreclosure sale
Modern 6-rm. semidet. brick:
must be sold at once. lst-fi. pow
der rm., bsmt., de luxe ali-clcc.
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
Asking S14.95O: no reas. offer re-
fused; easy terms. RAFFELL
REAL STATE, JU. 9.ilO3 til =,
RIvERDALE = New 3-bedrm. brk.
ramblers, lge. rms. throughout,
dry bsnt.. ideal location for PARK
way, schools, shopping. From Sl5.-
ddIESosSSESs1e t R RGi.issi0n co. PRIME TN:
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BETHESDA. close in-Charmine g.
cious living rm dining rm.. large
modern kitchen with breakfast
nook; lovely level lot: detached
garage. Near schools and trans
portation. Large AZ loan avail
able; priced at only SCI $50. EN-.
PEhLTY INC. ewes, OIL. 4-1343.
BETHESDA-Immaculate 2-bedrm.
brick rambler within walking NH;
full hsmt. with nanelled rec. I'm,
fenced yard. S13.5O0. KORZEN-
nORFER, Realtor, OIL. 4-Sl11
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AREA - 3-bedrm.,
M.bath brick rambler With
9 firep'aces; lEe corner lot.
Priced 10 sell, S17.05O, So .0O0
will handle: Sl10 per mo. pill.
CHESTER KELLER, Woodmoor
AGENCY Corp JU. 5-Ti00 I'll ..
JI. n-555b
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PARK; 1900 dn. and
SS5.6l monthly. includes insure
ance and taxes: assume 4iaes
loan-Detached, 2-story, 3.bed-
room, brick home; close. to shops.
R 1S ERSTnSRso E. IoHR. S Hfli 70 See
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CLEVELAND PARK, N.--semi-
det. Fnviish brick with big rms !,
den. mod. kit, dishwasher. etc. 4
bedrms.. . baths, rear sitting
rr.. full bsmt.. 2-car garage. Mr..
wis. ave. Lower eOs. SAMUEL e.
BOGLEY, d. c. ONCE, AID. 4-O29O;
ewes. AID. 2-1Op1,
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Sill. SPG. = 3 bedrooms. built 81
level lot: lge. scr. porch; $12.95O;
excel. financing. 10. 4-7245.
SILVER SPRING. large house,
rms. and bath list H.; fun bsmt.
gear gar; lot 245 It. deep: cow
to schools and shop: S14.950
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000 til
q nm
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FoooY POTION

A. u. PARK-6-rm. home; S1a5
mo. Wo. 1.2274 or EN-. $500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ramblsri
cow Boiling, Andrews: equip. kit:
fenced yd.; $3.50 On. 10. 1882.
TEMPLE HILLS, near Wheeler I'd.
-Brand-new detached brick RAM
bier: Q rms. 3 bedrms. with sepa-
rate din. rnn.. full bsmt. with 20-,
e, eluhroom; Workshop: s$@0.SOO.
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CHEVY CHASE vILLAGE-Charm.
ing 4-hedrm. clapboard Colonial
situated on Q nice lot; wide CEN
ter hall with all spacious rms.
lst-h powder rm.; light. dry
basement; garage; Upper EOS: Call
JAMES E. ECHWAB. EN-. 2-5SO0;
ewes, OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 4-7693
CHEVY CHASE-Big split-levei;
center hall: 4 bedrms., 3 baths;
bsmt. with maids rm.. bath, nm
rec; TI,;; porch; o sarge. MD sGs.
INC; OIL. $500; ewes. OIL,
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Mt. P'EAsANT AREA--Redec
house. ideal for roomins house or
home with income; GOOD invest
ment for $500 down pymt HO
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BLESSED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
big center-hall brk. Colonial Just
over D.. C. line, in q most beauti-
full and desirable part Of Chevy
Chase; den and Law. on LIST floor;
I oedrms.. 2 baths on end. rec,
fenced lot. Only 3 yrs. old and in
excel. cond.: Rosemary elementary.
Asking $3S,95O. NAVY CAPTAIN
TRANSFERRED 70 CALF! Cali
Mrs. Brewer, WO. 6-33O0. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 1-l4l1.
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AVE, near Franklin
Close in is this terrific brick
rambler: carport. canopied patio.
separate dining nm, . baths, GUS
tom recreation rm.: . fireplaces
and hot.water Dashboard heat:
S22.g50. ASHLEY L. CO. 10.
5.2322, q It'll q.
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BURNT MILLS-New de luxe vam-
bier. tastefully decorated: 8 bed
rooms. . u baths, rec. rm., car
port, GEE cleo, dream kitchen,
level lot. Priced in the 2Os. Trades
considered. Call Mrs. Allensworth,
leyes.l JU. S-3702. F. W. BER-
EMS SALES, JU. 7.710O.
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MASS. AVE HEIGHTS. fashione

nesSbcrhocd near British hiI,on Eme
bassy; ideal for diplomatic family
desiring maximum convenience in
q select residential area--Immacu-
late center-hall brk. Colonial with
SLATE roof; bedrms. plus huge
sn nd cor pOr sn,i snG .t,dv oatn nd on
rm. and fabulous new Kit. on 1st
floor, Priced at sal $50, Cali Mr..
Bailsy ,,ooL OIL. ,s 4c:@4T%n,- FRANK s.
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SERVICE STATION
HOUSES FOR sALE-R.W.

home for $1,000. One look and
you will be convinced! Colonial
brick with 1st-noor bcdrm. and
full bath "a big bedrms.. :. baths
IN ALL. Open hearth. family din
ing rm., enclosed porch. level
lot. and .garsge. Walk to Walter
Reed. Call our Uptown once. KE.
-lSno III 9: OIL; 1:l427. after
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2.bath
Sis,oOC' HUDSON REAL LIES ESTATE yTIy
UN. 4-l5l5, AP. 7-3f9l.
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CLOsE-IN BETHESDA, adjacent TO
Kenwood club-uniaue new home.
room. adjoining kitchen, step-doWn
living room. formal dining room, 4
bedrooms: low 40s: . beautiful,
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SILVER SPRING CAPE COD!
Four bedrms.. . full baths. firepI..
full basement; on 325-foot-deep
wooded lot! S1S.950! Call RIP.
LEY CO., JU. 5-6lll.
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us. Methodist
10 Meet Here

Some 1900 Methodist leaders
from across the country will
gather here Tuesday to study
"the job Of the city churches"
in Z three-day National Con-
vocation on Urban Life.
The Methodist Council Of
Bishops called the meeting
because Of the increasing con-
Germ for . fun understanding
Of and . vital strategy for the
significant changes in the
inner city. the suburbs and the
ever charging metropolitan
areas"
Bishop Glenn h. Phillips, Of
Denver. Colo, is general chair
man Of the convocation at the
Willard Hotel and Bishop
Marshall n. Reed, Of Detroit,
is program chairman.
Among topics TO be dis
cussed are what Cities DO to
People," what the Church
Can Do for People, Planning
and Strategy" witnessing to
Our Faith in Community Life
and role Of the Clergy and
Laity."
The Rev. Thomas B. Ehlers,
pastor Of Brightwood Methodist
Church. Is chairman Of the
local Arrangements Committee.
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Ingram Memorial
Names Music Leader

Mrs. Nils OLSON has become
director Of music at the ingram
Memorial CONGREGATIONAL
Church. Massachusetts avenue
and Tenth street NE. the Rev.
Charles D. Friou, pastor. an
nounced today.
Mrs. OLSON is q graduate of
Northwestern University, hold.
ing a master Of music degree
from that institution. She has
been a member Of the musical
faculties Of Iowa and Wesleyan
Universities and North Park
College in Chicago.
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Dean Soyre
Preach

The Very Rev. Francis B.
Sayre, dean Of the Washington
Cathedral. will preach at the
II am. Ante Communion serv-
ice tomorrow in the Cathedral.
During the 4 pm. evensong
service, the Thiel Choir Of Thiel
College, Greenville, Pa, will
sing. The Rev. Luther D.
Miller, canon precentor, will
preach at the service.
Holy communion will be
celebrated at 8 am. in ST.
Mary's Chapel by the Rev,
Craig Elder, chaplain Of st.
Adams School for Boys, and at
$3.50 am. in Bethlehem Chapel
by the Rev. Canon Theodore O.
Wedel, warden of the College
of Preachers.
South Carolina will be re-
membered in Cathedral prayers
tomorrow and the State nag
will be carried in the eccleSi-
astical professions.
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ford (Pa.) College. will speak
on Church Outreach" at IL
am. The Rev. Robert w. OLE
wiler. pastor Of Grace Reformed
Church, viii speak at z pm.
The church is observing Mems
Day.
c. X. Brown, Washington at
torney. will speak at an ii am.
Mems Day observance In Mount
Zion Methodist Church, 1884
Twenty ninth street NV.
DIR. william Holmes Borders,
minister Of the Wheat Street
Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ca,
will speak ct II am. All Uni.
versity Religious Service in An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Howard University.
Navy Chaplain Samuel D.
Chambers will speak at the
z pm. service in Chapel Hall
of Gallaudet College. Seventh
street and Florida evenue NE.
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Lutheran Group
To Note 10th Year

The annual dinner meeting
Of the Lutheran Inner Mis-
sion Society Monday will mark
40 years Of service the society
has given the community.
DR.. Henry ]. Whiting. of New
York. executive secretary of the
Lutheran Welfare Conference
in America, will address the
meeting at $3.50 pm. in st.
James Lutheran Church, Thir-
tenth street and Eastern ave-
nue. NV. DR.. Whiting for
merly served here as pastor
of Christ Lutheran Church.
Bethesda. and was connected
with the Inner Mission Society
here at that time.
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Eisenberg,84,
BeHonored

Former students and friends
Of Lieb Eisenberg. . founder Of
the Beth Jacob School Of Wash
ington. will pay tribute to him
on his s4th birthday at . din
ner at 8 pm. tomorrow in Ho-
tel 2400.
Mr.. Eisenberg. who came to
Washington in 1920 from Rus
STA. was q Hebrew teacher in
the District for many years.
He helped found many Jewish
religious and cultural organiza-
tons. among them the WASH
ington Hebrew Chavruta.
He and Mrs. Eisenberg, who
live at 626 Jefferson street
NV. have three sons and q
daughter. eight grandchildren
and five observation-disclosures.
Rabbi Isaac L. Swift of
Brooklyn, N. Y. will speak. He
is spiritual leader Of the First
Congregation, Anshe Sfard of
Boro Park. and is on the fac
ulty Of the Institute Of Jewish
Studies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-15
Baptist Head
Will Speak

DR.. C. C. Warren. of Char
lotte. N. c., director Of the
Southern Baptist "30.0O Move
ment," viii be guest speaker at
the sixth annual meeting of the
Mount Vernon Baptist Associa-
ton which opens at 10 am.
Thursday in the Downtown
Baptist Church. 212 South
Washington street, Alexandria.
The association is made up OF
Southern Baptist Churches in
Arlington, Alexandria. Falls
Church and Fairfax County.
The Rev. Richard M. Ste
phenson, pastor Of the Column
bia Baptist Church Of Falls
Church, will preach the annual
sermon.
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Alliance, will speak at II an,
and 8 pm. services in National
Baptist Memorial Church, Six
lteenth street and Columbia road
INV.
The Rev. William J. Crowder,
secretary Of the Department OF
Missions and Evangelism, Dis
trict Baptist Convention. will
predch at IL am. and 1880 pm,
services in Covenant Baptist
Church, 101 Xenia street S.W.
The Rev. William H. Mat
thews, Of Philadelphia, Of the
National Board Of Missions Of
the Methodist Church. will
speak at . and II am. services
In Walker Chapel Methodist
Church, 4102 North Glebe road.
Arlington, Va.
The ASbury Methodist
Church, Eleventh and K streets
NV, will have two guest
speakers. DR.. Ira De A. Reid,
professor Of Sociology at Haver.
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method" explains Mrs. C.
Brontee Bailey, the chief in
structor. After the course they
will be able to communicate
with the pastor or with the
other ushers through signals. "
This school, with its nine
month, two-semester course, is
only one activity of the Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Ushers Union
Of Washington. D. c., and vi
cinity, Inc.
$500 in Union
The union has q membership
Of about $500, representing
ITO churches. "of all denomi-
nations" says Mrs. Alma C..
Hawkins, who has been presi-
dent of the group since 1913.
There are 20 active commit
tees in the union. These include
speakers bureau, nurses unit,
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DELICIOUS
n NEWS
Guest Speakers to Fill.
Area Church 'PuIpits

Guest speakers will occupy the pupits Of q number Of
Washington area churches for services tomorrow.
w. Wademar W. Argow minister Of the First Unitarian
Church of Baltimore will preach what Really Happen
ing Modern Man? II service in All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets NV
Arnold T. Ohrn general Baptist World
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arts and crafts. transportation.
hospitality, and relief.
The organization was estab-
lished in 1912. John Evans, the
president Of the Zion Baptist
Church Usher Board, urged
other usher boards to join in
the undertaking.
Nationally Affiliated
The union is affiliated with
the National United Church
Ushers Association of America,
Inc. Two Of its members, Will
liam H. Davis and Allan A. C.
Griffith, served as presidents Of
the association, which each
July holds q national iconven-
ton.
Currently the union is look
ing for q suitable headquarters.
We've raised $1,000 for it so
far" Mrs. Hawkins said.
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Churches Plan
Coordination

The Episcopal Church Of the
Epiphany and the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church
will begin . coordination Of
their lenten programs by ex-
changing ministers and choirs
tomorrow.
The Rev. George M. Docherty
of the Presbyterian Church
will preach at the IL am. serv-
ice in Epiphany Church.
At the same hour, the Rev.
Charles d. Kean Of Epiphany
will preach in the New York
Avenue Church.
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Scrolls to Be Discussed

DR.. Cecil Roth, professor and
reader in Jewish Studies at OK
ford University. England. will
speak on "The Dead Sea
Scrolls; the End Of a Mystery"
at $3.50 pm. Monday before the
Adas Israel Congregation. Con-
necticut avenue and Porter
street NV. His talk of the con-
gregation's Institute of Adult
Jewish Studies.
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NORTHWEST
ST PAUL'S No. s::s s s s. CIV ei:...

ST PAUL'S I s.se w s s. civ CIV.
7:45-Motlns
8 :0o-Low Moss
9:3o-Porish Moss ond Sermon
tChureh School and NurseYl
ll:l5-Hieh Moss and Sermon
500 p.m.-evensone and Bens-
diction.
Low Moss dolly ct Z; also Tues.
and Sot. at $50; Thurs. u;
Fri, 7;3o; Ash Wednesday,, s.
7 and "; Solemn Evsnsone,
Penitentiol Office, Address and
Benedietion, 8 pm. Imposition
Of Ashes before and otter oil
sevieesl StotIons Thurs. at
1870 ON. and Fri, $50 pm.
Moths dolly at 6:45; Evening
Prayer daily s lexeept Ash
Wednesday, at 8. Confessions
Shrovs Tuesday, 4 to 7; Sot.,
5 to 7.
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ThieI Choir Proqrom

The choir of Thiel College,
Greenville. Pa. will present q
concert Of sacred and classical
music at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Reformation Lutheran Church.
212 East Capitol street.
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us Learning to Usher
The Silent or Cold Woy

Each Thursday night rather unusual group
attends wohour class in the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
ais Rhode Island NV
The 125 and in the learning how
to become church ushers 2N .f
I'VE teach them the usherng slent-or cold
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TRudsy February - IsssS ENTINE . soSS my
Art of Nine. SuetIOun
Enjoyed BY 500 Here

Gise1e, all in white, dances
about the kneeling Albrecht, who
seems lost in grief.
In the grand adagio from Sleep
ing Beauty, the performers pro-
ceeded to a more demanding level
with an increased display of tech
nique. Svetlova's was as clean as
ever, exhibiting considerable pre-
cision.
In the death scene from LA
Traviatta," memories of her be-
loved are dance-acted by the de-
lirious Violetta, shrouded in pale
violet gauze. This dance has rare
ly been seen in the repertoire of
ballet companies.
Svetlova closed the program in
the grand manner with the
Grand Pas de Deux Classique"
from Don Quixote. This selec-
ton represents a elimination of
some of the most difficult
achievements in ballet forms and
is a showcase for display of vir.
tuosity.
Here, the art of ballet bows to
exhibition of muscular strength,
precision and coordination. While
Nine. Svetlova performed in the
manner of the prima ballerina,