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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
tcoNIINUEol
BETHEspA-MAPLEWOOD

BETH. - S16.50O: freshly painted
3-beorm. white rambler; bsmt.,
lge. rec I'm. area; FHA terms
GIULIANO Real Estate. OIL 4-ll00
BETHEsDA-MAPLEWOOD
Spacious 4-year-old brk -and-stone
split-leyel; 3 bedrms, , baths on
upper leyeli lge. liv. rm., fam. .@siZe
din. ell, mod kit: I'm. rec. rm.
and maids rm on lower level
built-tn gar. well-landscaped cor
ner lot. Priced at S3l. 500 CHEVY
CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3-IsOO;
ewes. AP 1-4962
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y ACRE-With trees and garden
space. Pretty white BUNGALOW, neat
as a pin with large kit and bsmt
lalouSied porch. FHA approved
Only $3.50 down, balance like rent.
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CHEVY CHASE
W. n. JOINL0 q OON IN
CHEVY CHASE
CLEVELAND PARK

Air-cond. town house, new-house
condition Beautiful GEORGETOWN
garden; excel. kit, = bedrms. and
study. ga baths, paneled rec.
rm; priced in the 3Os. Ewes, Mrs.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors FM. 2-4464
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Observation-Disclosures split-level
home; most desirable loc.: 3 bed
rms, . baths, firepl.. family rm..
carport: you'll love this Ice level
lot, 13xl50 with huge oak trees
S2B,95O. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
IL -nU
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A LITTLE LAND nr. Rockvilie-
3 acres, with 4 bedrms., sep. din.
rm., Cape Cod frame, 2Ia baths,
nm. rec. .rm.: . hreplS., aluminium
storm windows and screens; very
neat home, 13 yrs, old: horse
barn, tool shed, garage: fruit trees
on 3 nice acres. appraised value
is S2S,SOO, reduced to S27, 800;
seller will hold a $4,000 first:
many other homes, farms. and
acreage. Phone KEN McGREW
REAL ESTATE at PO. 2-9633:
ewes, WA. 6-oSog
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BURNT MILLS MANOR

PRESTIGE LOCATION on a beau
tiful corner lot: carport: rec
rm.; central air conditioning
S26,750. Trade your present
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DIXON Hill.
RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO.
o 1-AQ10 EWES 10 US.

Excel 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
carport on l7-acre lot. Sep. din
rm, liv rm, wjfreplsce. equip
kitS; "a baths, full bsmt. Only
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WOODSIDE FOREST = 4 bedTm

WUUDeIUE FUhEsI = DedTm.,
> bath split-level, sep. din. rm.,
table SD. kit, encl. porch, bsmt.
with outside exit, nice wooded lot,
prestige loc., S25,500. o. D.
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-7ll3, o till 9.
W00DSIDE GA. LANSDOWNE
WAY = Charming 6-rm, Ia bath
brk. Cape Cod with full bsmt.
lovely corner fenced lot, asking
.sl9,5O0. BEERS BROS. JU. o.
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Spring cleaning has Just
been done in this fine g.
bedrm. home; IL is loaded
with extras. Sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm., bis modern kit.
Level lot, scr. patio with
firepl $500 down FHA
should handle.
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CHEVY CHASE, NORTH
4 BEDRMS., '312 BATHS

4 BEDRMS., 3H2 BATHS
DEN, REC. RIM, GARAGE
CENTRAL AIR COND.
3-YEAR-oLD SPLIT LEVEL ON
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT. I'M
MACULATE CONDITION. S37. 500.
Call Til o PM
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU. $4,000
CLARK SBURG = OLD-FASHIONED
CHARM AND VALUES bedrms.,
din. rm.; many fruit trees on
beaut. acre lot; LOW TAXES.
priced right, Sl4,550. HUGH T.
PECK, GA. 4-6575.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING BRICK
a bedrmS., . baths, Cape Cod,
paneled den, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
pl, sep. din. rm.. fenced rear yd.,
patio, tiled bsmt. S2l,5OO. Terms
or FLA. Your present home in
trade. F. W. BERENS SALES, INC,
JU. 7-77OO It'll 9,
COLESVILLE AREA-3-bedrm. Gus
tom brick rambler: BREATH-TAK-
ING IS THE WORD; firepl., fam
lily kit. full bsmt., built-in garage;
94-acre lot, beaut. Handicapped;
S23,950. T AID E S INVITED,
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 5-6575.
COLESVILLE FARM ESTATES =
Distinctive new custom built brick
rambler in an area Of fine sub
urban homes. All rooms spacious.
4 bedrms., pa baths. immense
modern kit. with breakfast room,
true center hall, screened porch,
gear garage. Home practically
new. C, ROBERT GRAY g. CO.,
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tCONTINUEDl

5OIO SARGENT RD. NE. - Mod
ern room, Semi-det home, well
equipped kit. with dining area.
Full bsmt.. fenced yard, oil heated,
completely redee. Only Sl05 mo.
STEUART BROS. INC, DI. Z
2434. DI. 7-s795.
2 MILES FROM MIDDLEBURG with
lovely view on . acres. 3tSedrooHs,
> baths, living dining room, TV
room, modern kitchen with wash
eri dryer. dishwasher. House / "
old. S175 per month with immedi-
ate possession. Phone MiddleburR,
MuFraw --AEAH
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MT. RAINIER

$3.50 down, payments less
than rent is what you get
in this convenient, clean,
3 bedrm. Colonial. Level
lot. det. garage, h.-w. heat,
big porch for summer COM
fort. All rooms large, bus
close by. Call for psrtie-
ulars.
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HILLANDALE-Nearly new all-brick
split-level in immaculate cond /:
features 3 bedrms., ~ baths. liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. family
rm., and carport. lovely large level
lot with huge shade trees: S26,-
$50. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l7OO
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BEAUTIFUL AJhE, 20 IyU,
close-in Sill. Spg-Mod. English
bedrm., bath l3X19, 3-car brick
gar Call It'll pm, r. A. HUM
PHRIES. JU. $4,000.
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AP 7-7774
W. L. BENJAMIN, Broker
COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PIX. CHouywoodI; Soq5
dn., no settlement chgs.-3-bedrm
ramb.; cor. fenced lot. NE. S-12l2.
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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Park-2 large apts., each with 5
rooms, kitchen and bath. Full
bSmt Excel. cond. THOS E.
FARRELL, CO., Realtors, Ma. g.
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PALERMO & co.

WA. 1-Sos6 WA. 1-19OO
CHILLUM AREA = Attractive A.
bedrm. detached corner brick
home. features ! bedrm and bath
on lst f.; 3 bedTms. and bath on
End A.; finished recreation room:
vacant: only $4,000 down and
priced to sell HUGH 7. PECK.
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W0ODACRES-First Offering. Ex-
tTemely charming and seldom
seen in this outstanding area: g.
bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial,
with lst-fir. den and lavatory,
diversified modern kitchen with
d1shWasher, disposal; lovely scr.
porch, paneled recreation rm. and
built-in garage. Well-planted yard
Priced at only S29,5O0. Be the
lrst TO see and buy. EN-. 2-S206,
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY
INC pVaC NJ A1slEg
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larger brk. Colonial in best sec
tion Of Takoma Park especially
easy 10 buy. It has center hall,
liV. rm. wifrepl., paneled den,
family rm., lge. equipped kit,
powder rm. and pch. on FIRST q I;
there are 3 twin bedrms. and .
full baths on 2nd: storage attic.
full bSmt, with u hath: wooded
setting next TO park; name your
terms. at only S23.q5O.
REALTY. he. 4-3500
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CoLoRED-i3OS GALLATTN ST.
N.W.-SpaciouS semidet, redec
Colonial brick: 6 full size rms;
fireplace, . tile baths q master
bedrmD; . screened porches: lge
rear yard
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
COLORED = BRIGHTWOOD, S495
characterization room, 6 large
rms, tile bath, fenced yard; full
price. Sl3.95O.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS, Se4,75O-
New brick and frame bi-leyel; 3
bedrms., > baths, large liv. room
din. room combination, equipped
kit. with table space, full bsmt.,
rec. room and 4th bedrm or den.
This home is well located 10 all
conyenienceS, even walking to
Silver Spring shopping. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 5-7lUD q IN q
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-FOUR CORNERS-3-bedrm.. H.
bath, brick-and-frame Colonial
sep. din. nm, screened porch, full
bsmt. garage, firepl. Immed. occu-
pancy. SlS,95O. F. W. BERENS
SALES, INC III --z7OO I'll q
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OX0N -bedrm. rambler: /:
rad. ht.; fenced yd: 4iaTs loan
SOUTHLAWN REALTY LO. 1882
BAY PARK-Do you need q lEe
home, or bedrms? We would
like to show you this 5-yr.-old
mod. brick home, 3 full baths,
loc,, lovely cor. lot. Price has been
reduded TO eject quick sale.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-170O
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EAST PINES

. Cape Gods; ? bedrmS, kit. and
bath. Lge. liv. rm. with picture
windows. Ice. fenced lots, COW.
70 everythlng Small down pymt.,
balance like rent. ARNOLD REAL
TY CO.. Pa. 5-4O41. WA. 7-1O07.
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1926 i4th St. NV. AD. 4-2Oo5
COLORED = 2I SHERIDAN ST.
NV. - Beaut. redec. one-owner
home; hSmt., fenced yard. low
down payment: Walter Reed area:
3 bedrmS. plus lst-fi. powder rm.
MURRAY LEVINE ia 0-3144
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W00DSIDE PARK - A beautiful
wooded section where every home
IS different. Here on a gorgeous
200 #. lot you will find a big,
handsome Colonial for your fam
lly., lst-ir. study. or bedrm., and
ful bath a bedrmS., . baths
above lSt frD. Big screened porch,
family dining rm. and many iea-
lures. Priced by owner, leaving
city, in the mid 30s Call our
Maryland office, 10. 5-OS44 til
pm, (after 6 pm, call NO.
oSSyJyyt oSyJyyst ;,,,x.,, ,.,-
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW Most
charming brick Cape Cod in Holy
Redeemer parish. 8 delightful bed
rms, kitchen. family dining rm
rec. rm. with bar: beautiful fenced
yard with barbecue. Truly a fab
ulous buy at only S1S,950. Don't
wait. Call our Maryland Office.
10. 5-0S44, It'll 9 pm. latter
o pm. call NO; 7-5350l.
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Lovely eustom-built 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod on over a half-acre with
pony barn only Sis. 700 on fiex-
ible terms PO 2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Outstanding
rambler, on an impressive cor. lot;
3 bedrms., 3 baths, all-elec. kit.
with bkfSt. area, formal din. rm.,
bsmt. with tremendous rec. rm #,
2-car att. garage, SCI. porch ,
central air conditioning: priced
S43,5O0. Shown by appt only.
KoRzENDORFER REALTY, OIL.
ISL ttil O
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HYATTSVILLE

For the large family. Spa
cious 1-rm. home, . full
baths, bsmt., sep. din. nm,
screened porch, big level lot.
2 blocks to school, with bus
at door. owner will hold
$4,000 1st trust. 20-year.
$4,000 down.
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BETH-PARKWOOD
BRADLEY RIyD- ANA = o1i

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA - Only
S33.500; excellent financing; g.
bedrm., 2l2-bath brick Colonial, .
yrs. old, and in excellent condi-
tlon, Lovely lSt-flr. den and large
kitchen: recreation rm. and built
IN garage WON'T LAST LONG
EN- 2-S206, DISTRICT MARY
LAND REALTY, INC, ewes, OIL.
2-4S34.
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!, LIFETIME
RICK-AND-ALUMINUM
CONTEMPORARY
RAMBLERS
RIVER RIDGE
ESTATES

overlooking the VIDE Potomac 81
the Maryland side Of the new
Jones Point bridge
3 twin-size bedrooms, ~
baths, ground-level day
light bsmt., laundry rm.,
recreation rm. with pic
ture window and outside
entrance; de luxe West
inghouse kitchen with IL
cuff. refrigerator, gar
bage diSposer, counter top
range, built-in eye-leyel
oven, Fruitwood finished
cabinets, Formica counter
tops.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

RudiS, Lynn FaIkOW and
Dawn Yalen.
The National Federation of
Mems Clubs silver medal
award for leadership and
achievement in Hebrew went
to Barbara Fine. The Mems
Club plaques for achievement
in Hebrew went to Lynn Fal-
kow and Raymond Poliakoff.
Sherry Sacks won the Sis
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

terhood scholarship award
and Danny Eisenberg and
Marsha KrakoWer won the
AnShei Israel plaques for aca-
demic achievement.
The special award for SUI
perior scholarship, initiative
and two years of perfect at
tendance at Junior Congrega-
ton was won by Leonard Gil
teck. Peter Bronson captured
the David M. Batavia scholar
ship award.
Honor roll students were
as follows: Class LA - Dav-
id Bear, Robert Beren, Janet
Berger, Anita Bernstein, Dee
ma FalkoW, Fred Fruchthend-
Ter, Douglas Kahn, Mara Liv-
ney, Rosie Neuman, Howard
Rauh, Suzanne Shift and Will
liam Stein. Class 1-B = Char
les Alter, Robin Benisch, Mi
chael Gibbons, Elise Hoch-
stein, Dvora Levin, Albert
Ness, Alan Shapiro, Darien
Singer, David Singer, Harriet
Smith, Morris Sterngast and
Cheryl Zoback. Class 1-C -
Francine Brady, Alan Blum
berg, Marc Colen, Robert Rit-
ter, Steven ShenitZer, Mare
Spiegel, Abraham Turkin,
Theresa Wolf and Moshe Far
Der.
Class IA - Phyliss Bee,
Betty Blumberg, Barbara
Burstein, Harold Feldman,
Mitchell Kahn, Debra Levin,
Phyllis Levin, Steven Rauh,
Steven Schulman, Beverly
Shuster, Morris Sirota, Paul
Warner, Dan Weisz and jan
ice Wezelman. Class 2-B -
Phyllis Grace, Debbie Gross
man, Martha Strauss and Da-
vid Strecker.
Class 3-A - Bruce Amster,
William Berger, Leonard Gil
teck, Bruce Kramer, Jan Lev
kowitz, Ronnie Margolis, DON
aid Monehit, James Neuman,
and Alan Stein. Class 3-B -
Andrew Salonic.
Class "A - Alyne Bern
stein, Danny EiSenberg, Les
lie Dunn, Marsha KrakoWer,
Dina Levin, Ronald Meyerson,
Jerome Mikell and George
Rauh. Class 4-B - Jeffrey
Adelstone, Janet Grossman,
Sara Kaderlan, Maris Rolf
man, Jack Strauss, Barry
Slavin and Kusiel Taffert.
Class 5 - Peter Bronson,
Lynn FalkoW, Marc Goldberg,
Raymond Poliakoff, Sherry
Sacks and Dawn Yalen.
Hebrew High School class
- Harold Margolis, Esther
RudiS, Susan Smith and EV-
elyn Weiss.
Alene Spitzer received a
four-year perfect attendance
award with one-year awards
to Susan Levine and Robert
SalOnic.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
Foreigners employed here by
the Government civil service
have been given a three-year
reprieve from the regulation
that all civil service employ
ees must be Israeli nationals
and must swear allegiance to
the Government of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
VunduIs Mark
NMU Prof's
Home

ALBUQUERQUE, N e w
Mexico, (JTA) - Police
are investigating the paint
ing of a swastik on the Of
flee door of a Jewish profes-
sor of the University of
New Mexico.
Tom Popejoy, president
of the university, called the
incident, "deplorable" and
said he regretted it very
much.
The Nazi symbol was dis
covered by Edward M. Gold
berg, a visiting assistant
Professor of Government at
the university. The sWasti-
ka, about Is inches high,
had been painted in brown
varnish covering part of
Prof. Goldberg's name.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
In addition to the regular

In addition to the regular
schedule of meets Center
swimmers also will partici-
pate in the many state meets
to be held this summer.
Here is the regular swim
meet schedule for this sum-
mer:
June Ia - Center VS.. Tue
son Country Club at the Cen
ter pool, 7:3O pm.
June 81 - Watermelon Re-
lays at Center with heats at
8 am. and finals at 7:30 pm.
June % - Dual meet at ST.
Ambrose at 7 pm.
July 6 - Dual meet with
Indian Ridge San Rafael
Swim Clubs at Center at 7:3O
pm.
July II - Dual meet at
Highland Vista at 7 pm.
July 18 - Tucson Associ-
ated Swimming Clubs meet at
st. Ambrose with qualifying
in morning and evening.
July 19 = Dual meet at
Lighthouse YMCA at 7 pm.
July 81 = Tucson Associ-
ated Swimming Clubs cham
pionship at 1880 pm. at Gen.
ter.
July 1926 - Pima County
Swimming and Diving cham
pionships.
Aug. l. City short course
championships at st. Ambrose
at 7 pm.
Aug. 9-1O - City Swim
ming and Diving champion
ships at Himmel Park.
Aug. IL - Parents VS.. Cen
ter swim team at 7 pm. with
special acquatic show.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

PHILADELPHIA, GTA)-
The 1860 Allied Jewish Ap-
neal raised S4,279,135 topping
the results of the 1859 drive
bv more than $4,000.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

TEL AVN (JTA)-In re-
sponse to demands of ad-
mirers of the late Maurice
Schwartz, the body of the
leading Yiddish actor-pro-
ducer lay in state at the Ohel
Shem Hall here for several
DAYS before it was flown to
New York for burial in &C.
cordance with the actors last
wishes. He died here of a
heart ailment at the age of u.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
.Lipsky Heads
J. 7. A.

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The
election of Eleazar Lipsky, at
torney and novelist, as presi-
dent of the Jewish Telegraph
ic Agency, Inc, was announc-
ed this week by Louis P.
Rocker, outgoing president.
Mr.. Rocker, who retired after
nine years in the presidency,
will remain a member of the
JTA board of directors.
Mr.. Lipsky has been asso-
ciated with the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency in legal and
other advisory capacities for
the past II years.
The Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, an American non
profit corporation, is the first
and only worldwide press as
sociation specializing in cover
age of news of Jewish inter
est. The JTA's news gather
ing and distribution networks
operate throughout the free
world. Twelve bureaus sup
plemented by correspondents
in most overseas centerS pro-
vide extensive daily coverage
of all developments affecting
the Jewish people.
The JTA provides service
to the general press and radio
in the United States, in Yid-
dish to the Yiddish press; COW
erage for the English-lan-
guage Jewish periodicals in
the United States and Canada
and overseas radioprinter
transmission service to JTA
distribution centerS in Israel
and elsewhere throughout the
world.
The JTA maintains leased
radio circuits from it's Wash
ington and United Nations bu-
reaus. JTA news dispatches
reach the press and the
Jewish leadership in some 50
countries. JTA news bulletins
are published in six languag-
es in II countries. The JTA
Daily News Bulletin issued in
New York is read by more
than 1000 key Jewish leaders
throughout the United States.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
Honors Taken
By A. |. Youth

Seven scholarships to Camp Ramah were among the
many honors given out at the class day exercises of Conre
cation Anshei Israels religious school.
Winning the camp scholarships Gregg Milberg
Maryn Bernstein Sherry Sacks, IIyalie Lpson Esther
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10
Center Schedules
Dozen Swim Meets

dozen meets have scheduled for Tucson JeVlsh
Community Center swimmers and the first is scheduleo
for next Tuesday evening.
At 73O pm the Center swimmers under the direction OF
Coach Keith Meenan will the Tucson Country Club IN
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

TEL AVN (JTA) The
first desalination unit, based
on the freezing system devel-
oped by Israeli scientist Alex
ander Zarchin, will be COM
pleted in Eilat and ready for
operation by the end of next
year.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

PITTSBURGH, (JTA) -
The 1860 campaign of the
Pittsburgh United Jewish Fe-
deration has ended with total
contributions of 81, ,620,295 in
a ten-week drive and with an
eight-year record in sight.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

STUTTGART, Germany,
(JTA) - A total of $500 of
the 3O,491 Jews living in this
south-German Province of
MISUNDERSTANDING, at the
time of Hitler's ascent to pow
er, were exterminated by the
NaZiS.
The Arizona post., 1960-06-10

dual affair at the Center
meet.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Catholics Plan
Special Events

Catholics of the Washing
ton area will observe several
special events tomorrow.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will preside at the tenth
annual Family Holy Hour at
8 pm. in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception
Catholic University campus,
The Right Rev. MSgr. E. Rob-
ert Arthur, pastor Of Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church, Ken
Sington, Md, will preach.
A special program commem-
Grating the 25th anniversary
of the founding of the Blessed
Martin de PORES Hospice for
homeless men at 38 street
NE. will be broadcast at GAS
pm. over WOOK and WAN.
Llewellyn Scott, who founded
the hospice in 1895, will tell
its story.
Archbishop O'Boyle will ded-
icate the new $4,000 st. Paul's
Catholic Church at Damascus,
Nd, at IL am. The parish was
founded in June 1857 with the
Rev. Raymond B. Moriarity
as its pastor. Masses were cele-
brated in the Druid Theatre
at Damascus until the church
was opened on Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Episcopal Studies

The School Of Christian
Studies, sponsored by the Po-
tomac Convocation of the Epis-
copal Diocese Of Virginia, will
open its series of six lectures at
8 pm. Monday in the Falls
Church Episcopal Church, las
South Washington street, Falls
Church. The Rev. Albert T.
Mollegen Of the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary will be gen.
eral lecturer for the school, to
be held on consecutive Monday
evenings.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
DELICIOUS
\ NEWS
Guest Speakers Slated
At Churches in Area

Guest speakers will occupy
the pulpits Of a number of
Washington area churches to-
morrow.
The Rev. DR.. Arthur L. Mil
Ter of Denver, Colo, moderator
Of the General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church in
the United States of America,
will preach at the 9 and II
am. services Of the National
Presbyterian Church, Connecti-
cut avenue and N street NV.
The Right Rev. Robert Low
der Seaborn, Assistant Bishop
of Newfoundland, Canada, will
speak at the IL am. service of
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette Square.
The Right Rev. w. Appleton
Lawrence, retired Bishop of
Western Massachusetts,, will
preach at the IL am. service of
the Episcopal Church Of the
Epihany. 1917 G street NV.
Bishop Lawrence is now direct
ing the Personnel Information
Service Of the Province of New
England.
John A. Noon of the United
States Information Agency and
a professor at Johns Hopkins
Advance School of Interna-
tional Studies, will speak on
Problems in Africa With I'M
plication for Foreign Missions"
at $3.50 pm. in the Bethesda
First Baptist Church, Wilson
lane and Cordell avenue, Be-
theSda.
DR.. Frank Laubach, widely
known literacy missionary, will
speak at the $50 and IL am.
services Of the Rock Spring
Congregational Church, 5000
Little Falls road, Arlington.
DR.. j. Raymond Schmidt,
general superintendent OF the
National Civic League and edi-
tor Of the Civic Forum, will
speak on Vital Problems Chal-
lenging America" at the IL am.
service on the Jones Memorial
Methodist Church, 1910 Ben
ming road NE.
John Gramley Of Faith Theo-
logical Seminary, will speak
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Sisters of Poor
Benefit Party Set

The 29th annual donation
party of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor, sponsored by the
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree Knights of
Columbus, will be held at the
Sisters home, Second and H
streets NE, from / to 5 pm.
tomorrow.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will attend and will
celebrate benediction in the
chapel at 4 pm.
The party, principal source
Of income, affords friends of
the Little Sisters an oppor-
tunity to make gifts. The home
is supported entirely by volun-
tary contributions.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Shop Quartet Singing in
America, Inc.
I've been singing all my
life," said Mr.. Townsend. Some
men like golf, but like sing
ing"
At the special musical service
OF tribute at IL am. Sunday,
the Georgia Avenue Christian
Church choir will be augmented
by former co-workerS of the
director as we'll as former
members of the choir.
Soloists will be Mrs. Irwin L.
Clark, soprano; Mrs. Albert w.
Volkmer, contralto, and Earl
H. Fife, bass. Mrs. Clark's
solo was written by Mrs. D. c.
jackson and dedicated to Mr..
Townsend.
Also taking part in the
service will be a group from
the Singing Capital Chorus.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

the Georgia Avenue Christian
Church, formerly the Takoma
Park Christian Church, since
1899.
At present, the Georgia Ave-
nue. Christian Church is meet
ing at the Harmony Hills Ele-
mentary School, Wheaton, until
its new building is constructed.
Rush Between Services
In addition to directing the
Georgia Avenue Christian
Church choir every Sunday,
Mr.. Townsend sings in the
senior chorus once a month
for the $3.50 am. service at
Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church and then rushes to di-
rect the Georgia Avenue Chris
tian Church choir for an II
am. service.
The Rev. David L. Waiter
worth, minister of the Georgia
Avenue Christian Church, said
that Mr.. Townsend has pro-
vided 20 years of faithful and
dedicated service as choir di-
rector.
Mr.. Townsend described his
work as choir director as very
rewarding."
TITS often a problem to get
people to sing in the choir in
small churches like ours" Mr..
Townsend said. They don't
get anything out Of it except
the satisfaction of knowing
they have filled a small niche
In their church.
I'VE practice every Thursday
night and the policy is you
can't sing on Sunday unless you
were at practice on Thursday"
Life Of Singing
Mr.. Townsend is also a di-
rector Of the Singing Capital
Chorus, the District chapter of
the Society for the Preservation
and encouragement of Barber
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To Discuss Catholics

The Rev. Willfred Dewan Of
st. Paul's College. Washington.
will speak on The Roman
Catholics" at 7 pm. Wednesday
in Bethesda First Baptist
Church, Wilson lane and Cor
dell avenue. Bethesda, as part
OF the church's current series
on Know Your Churches"