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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, VA.-NEW APT. ) ROOMS,
bath and porch; all modern. 1890 18th St.
North. Chestnut 500.
S32.50-oIL HEAT, ) R. AND B; IN
terror redecorated. Call after 6, Green
wood 40s5. 50l9 R. I. ave. Hyatts,. Md.
SEAT PLEAsANT-UNFUR URN. ENT. FLOOR,
IN pvt. home: 4 rms, bath, kit. yard pvt.
ent.; ami; S45. Hillside 0241-J.
1919 FLOWER AVE, TAKONA PARK. MD,
Apt 3. 2nd f.-Open for inspection. An
Exceptionally attrac. apt. of liv rm,. bedrm.,
kit. ,furn, dinette. tiled bath tshowerl and
porch. refs. Apt. in beautiful cond. Immed.
occupancy. Very low rent incl gar. Janltor
serv. and heat Only S47.5O Apply on
premises or DIXIE REALTY CO, Natl.
$3.50. Ewes, Woodley 9100.
NEARBY VA APTS LEE HIGHWAY
rooms kitchen. dinette bath, unfurn.. oil
heat. Chestnut 5Sl6. So
HYATTSVILLF MD
906 BALTIMORE BLVD
TWO Rooms Kitchsnette and Bath. So so.
Conyenlsnt to Schools and Bus
MOUNT VERNON CORPORATION
207 Machinist Bids. Natl 5536.
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MESLE1 aEiGH lS-A!l In CORNER
51oS c M MR0sshfs s. sa woode7 tsIeS9s seof cleo
NEW: 5 ROOMS AND BATH: H.-W.H.; Is
%5nSses nonS' Treasury LYON INC. chest9ut s!
Ne RMS BATH, 4 BEDRMs.. -ELEc.
min downtown. n woodley a57a ~ ''0''VS' ~
opEN es,s = AND Isd LIGHTED; Ti,] TO sPM 58:9
maids room ,closed-in sleeping porch. sun
pa,i PaTsoT: :! also ls!,=.e rms. ba: nearby
looking. Potomac River B. G.. SIS: 5is
screS aoRn6m 5ms 4b b Evs Vienna Va FuLJoN
ewes, Clev. 50a1
svi RMS aR SOB 2-cAR TAsa Gar R a7lS MASS
@ e SIS s. sIa BEHRERD Ems and fs17 p F. 42Sl 'enfsF
LET YOUR MONTHLY RENT mo cAsH)
ens sns tel sooyea yegr SeT 1a,H left for ve
bsrehss 1s noos sasee ssHsse RATHs 1 zson e
NV. OWNER. Dupont e31o. ''' .. ''
s16 .CRITTENDEN ST NW.-S62 So
hge. Hv rm.. din; IN, kit. with Electrolux,
large bedrms, tile bath. screened sleep
ing porches, recreation rm., auto. gas heat.
det. garage. Georgia 1906
CHEVY CHASE. 1902 MCKINLEY sT:--6
oWNER oSSMI Lineoin L9athI a4sa FL ac9nveniences; ss5
= L..
rsdaesd se5Szs oWNER Rca co 4ss 4Essfsnd'ionea and
LEE LEE KEN KENY9N g. ST NV; oYERLooKING
Ss'sa Kit 5A&as sa al eHbD sHEBf5 FFizlaeFf AafEf
-Swer Bldg. 10.
aNAS9s1lASEw s3.A5eSPE n,s;
Mtamlies Mafi s., Apply 1910 10th st. Sc. or call
ss52 s 9Th s.. NE:-VAcANT FEB !
heat 1st-class condition; suitable 2 or 5
families: S55 per month.
S55L,BRooKLAND-6 ROOMS. ,sLEEpING
garage; vacant; perfect condition Apply
2a22 10th St ne. or cali Pot 44o1,
80 7th ST. sw.-e RMS! BATH; H..-WH..
Nils s 40 RfSs 5tS St rrnava'sa n1 Sat 81 1851
TAKoMA PARK. 2l6 ALBANY Ave
sale or rent, Groom house. automatic heat:
ffomptesy snsterrsd generated iuSt vaeated by
herd 4231-J for appointment '0'''
sss5ssh7, II S5 ysrs g. el$5$ ~
sth st, n vs. r: B. shower : porches,
saas nsa ssS ss ssfs Georgia F Ss'e
isTse rooms Baths. ), fThelA f-epiaeas P0 porches
svcs,,ert csr sarase conTentant e eyerything
Evenings. Shepherd "a
LARGE BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
close to 18th st. bus. Nearby Maryland
$50, Columbia 1871. Evenings, Shepherd
S42.50 MoNTH-sEMI-DETACH
rooms and bath. screened Sleeping porch
Rem Natl. 9452 Eve, Wis. 3I59
BOOMING HOUSE. 81 EYE ST. N.W-13
cal esafe Nst EeamS o5i6 baths hwh. Rent reduced.
N: FRANK RUPERT. 1921 18th St. NV.
426, 18th ST. NE-6 R. AND B. e
garage. Arranged for 2 families, $50
month. E, A. GARVEY. Dist 45Os. Eve.
and Sum- Georgia $500.
ll3 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE Sc. AND 1913
and bath each. Cheap. District 22s2.
sO1 THAYER AVE, SILVER SPRING, MD
-6-room bungalow, conveniently located,
S45 month Phone Kensington 47-W.
ROOMS, BATH. SUN PORCH SCREENED
porch; brick Colonial: best section Lyon
Village. Phone Chestnut 1888
LEAVING CITY. WILL sUBLET GROOM,
semi-detached brick home in NV. for $50.
Geo 1888.
CAREFREE COTTAGES. BETHESDA, MD
and room bungalows, automatic heat,
fefrigeration. From $50 UP per month.
Ideal for small families. Wis 1886.
MODERN BUNGALOWS.
Nearby Nd. and Va; to rooms, bath
e36 to $50. LESLIE d. MEASELL. Adams
ote3. Night and Sundays. Clev. 4733. 8.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.
dklS 12rd pI ACT N 1Ly

| 461S 43rd PLACE NV,
Modern home. containing 8 rooms. tilt
| bath with shower open fireplace: new ice
with lavatorS; ls5Se nSf1 lot; s7o
MT. VERNON CORPORATION,
End Floor Machinjst Bldg. Natl. 1885,
=, 351s Both ST NV. (cLEVE. PARK),
Near Conn. ave. and Porter st. n.w.-Selni-
be st9f brfk Rsr bath bail or'x oil BEAT nT ser
REALTY CO. CO, Natl. r' $3.50. SS 0'''' 90 DAAiI
List your property with us. A. FISCHER,
s:}9 18th NV. Natl. 332s.
317 g ST, NE.-6 RMS, B., NV. H. $50
$ls s 81 ms ISL rmE Sms eiee pain elef ssS
s w 4 'RF sass IS a,ss $50
a2s5 s,sc N. Y. AVE. N,w.-5 R, B., 60. -
1921 MIST; n.w.-5 rooms, cleo. $500
NJ Frank a < R6PpERT s5s + ioaf 70 fles sh St. SS MW
n.e.-Semi-det house with attrac. porch
entrance: 3 bedrms.. bath; tile shower in
oiaisefmsnt oil heat New DEVELOPMENT with
,... MAURY = MoHLER, INC,
I22S Conn. Ave. Natl 1850
G. MURRAY, GOLD,
pa For Desirable Homes. S35 to SOS.
Rep: 2lSl for List or Car Service.
SILVER SPRING PH1LA. AvE-DE-
tached nome almost new; Just recondi-
honeo; . rooms, model kitchen, oil
burner; garsge; large lot; $3.50. Eve
R1qgS WFINpNp,. Mr Te2mbs on 5, Col 442o-J. J. A,
WooDR1DGE--5 FMS, suNRM OIL
heat; garage; best section; S55 mo- rms,
| DIX h l. ave; auto. heat; garage; $50
6iooKaTo 6c ia, rms hot AIR heat mr. Cath
'N, WoonRIDoE REALTY Co.
North I2o3, 23f1 r /. Ave. NE.
CHEVY CHAsE-CLEvELAND PARK.
we invite your inspection of our beauti-
tul homes; & 10 rooms, one to three
baths. LESLIE D. MEAsELL, Adams 0563
or Cleveland ABB night and Sunday. s.
524 SOMERSET PLACE NV
Semi detached brick, Is rooms
and bath, built-in garage $1,000
bo1S 18th Street NV = Senli-de-
tached brick; rooms bath
oona;iiod de1sehed garage excellent
5ss semsFss, seIacEsa s,ss nlsse N.wmsemi; ''''V0
sos / bath, built.,in garage $3.50
detached brick. Is rooms
bath. built-in garage Ss5 90
For information of the above houses "a II
1924 Vermont Ave. District s141.
42la RIVER RD, NW.-6 ROOMS AND
path. hot-Water heat, garage, S75
ibbU Irving ST II VT rooms and bath
hot,-Watcr heat garage. SIS. '''' ''''
4435 st. n.w-ii rooms and bath. hot
water heat. garage, $40.
l@49 Both St. nw.-5 rooms and BATH
hot-air heat S:}215
l2i7 35th ST n.w-5 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat So 10
:l36 st n:w.-4 rooms and bath, lat
l229 D st. s;e.-5 rooms and bath. lat
2223 St. n.w.-6 rooms and bath, lat
robe heat. $50 50.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
123 onth ST NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

cHATTEL AND sECOND-TRUST NOTES
purchased. one-day service BOB HOI,-
LANDER BOZ Tower Bldg. Met. 4s14.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond-trust loans, Loans negotiated prompt.
~. w. 7: COTHERN, 913 New York ave.
NV. Natl. 7416 g.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D. C.
JESSE L HE1sKELL. 1115 EYE ST. NV.
MONEY LOANED. TO D.. C., MD, VA.
home owners on 1st and 2nd trust notes
Quick. courteous service Rebudget your
burdensome bills into one small monthly
payment. Collateral and real estate notes
purchased. Call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
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BROOKLAND

I2l2 Glrard st. n.e.-Detached home. con-
slstlns OF s rooms and bath: ami; ga
ragf near s9hoos er churches and trans
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO..
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OFFICES FOR RENT,
OFFICES WANTED.

RESP PONsIBLE FIRM WILL SHARE SMALL
once; steno.. phone in well located bldg
Box S3-G. Star
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UNUSUAL, VALUE

UNUSUAL VALUE,
S6.45O-"6 BRYANT ST. NV.
Brick. 8 rooms. bath h.-w.h.. large yard.
garage. Liberal terms National 1853,
Evenings Cleveland 9271.
New Detached Brick Home
45l9 18th st. ne Michigan Park-Siy
rooms, tile bath shower: chestnut trim:
open fireplace, large modern kitchen. furred
walls. weather-stripped screened. insulated
gas heat. slate roof, concrete front porch
Large lot; Garage. Open until pm.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD.
oOo4 Ave NE necatur oo,-
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Brick. commercial property. 10 rooms
and bath suitable and easily remodeled for
business Now rented to white tenant at
Sf35 per month. Price, S6,250.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOT 6Ox110. WELL LOCATED. IN BUILT
up sectlon mi. Good streets and service.
needs cash. will sacrifice. Box 1876, Star
CLosE-1N ACRE BUILDING sITEs{soME
with stream; acre or more. Will build to
suit purchaser. Phone Shepherd 2l45
WooDED LOT; 100 BY $50: ADJACENT
" TsFeI os soube4n elq6 Bdne SssTs Ns a1
NEAR 18th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
Only SI.35O. Beautiful, detached lot;
$500 underpriced: bargain. Rep 0226. .
COMMERCIAL zONE-S400 REDUCTION
wde paved Trans
ave. me- $1,000. Call Mr.. Lawton. Lin
1a4a H s. ADktRERr ER W. bEE bFa5riet 1900.
ESTATE OFFERS 18th ST.
Two beautiful lots with all improvements
in, only SOC #. Republic 0226
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-5O-FOOT FRONTS;
81 900 to S2.250.
CLEVELAND PARK-e2 and 157 #. fronts;
$1,000 to $3.50.
ON 18TH ST. opposite Rock Creek Park;
beautiful view: SOFT. front. Want offer
for quick sale.
NEARBY VIRG1NIA-Good, convenient 10.
cation: 81 to 10 #. fronts: street improve
ments: $500 to $3.50.
AL 5000. BOSS & PHELPS. I4iT X ST
SILVER SPRING.
FIRST COMMERCIAL SITES,
SIX 4-FAMILY-FLAT SITES.
40 RESIDENTIAL SITES
- These lots face over / 800 it. on . State
AshaSF E Sci REAL a or rsfArE gfE !e5ns Us
7206 GEO. AVE. SHEPHERD 5loo.
PLACING ON MARKET
One hundred lots for semi
detached homes. Approx
mately on grade, near Memo
rial Bridge, in one of most
convenient and desirable Sec
tions of Va. Priced low
enough for houses to sell
around $4,000. Terms con-
sidered. Box 1906, Star.
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1o ~ ttIatdIe ave. " W V Natl. O35O.
45l5 18th ST. NV.
SEMl-DETACHED-S rooms a bed
rooms. 3 porches Zone inclosed sleepinel:
ie" 1a Eonol-ion: Frlgldaire. CARA ge' desira bic
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LlUS.
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S15.OOO-Do Downtown-rive-rcom and bath
apartment and store; hot-water heat.
Rented to one tenant at $3.50 per
year. Possession desired. or will give
'o"' SHANNON L LucHs CO..
1905 Fl st. NV. National e8zk
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OPEN DAILY. 2 To 4 PM.
rooms, 2 baths, oil burner, screened
porch: less than 5000.
THOS. e FARRELL CO, Realtors
--121 10Th ST. NV. National 0765.
, WOODBRIDGE. D. C..
bungalow, with fioored attic, full cellar,
.,-1 WooDRiDeE REALTsy CO. p"'
2317 r. I. Ave. NE North 72O3
GROOM BRICK, YEARS OLD. SLATE
f9of copgsT ss 5od rimmsa oil burner lot
COFFMAN REALTY CO. Shep 4123
Mr.. 14th AND PARK RD.-21-FT. MOD
ern Colonial brick dwelling, in good con-
ditlon, ideally located and arranged for
home and income A sound investment at
Dist. s9i7 W L. MOORE. Geo. 2so2
s7950-SEMI-DETAC BRICK HOME,
west OF Connecticut ave. in Cleveland
Park; close to schools, stores and trans
portation. Six rooms. tile bath screened
porches. oil heat cleo refrigeration
hardwood floors, fireplace; screened and
insulated: Owner leaving city has re-
duced price greatly for quick sale.
Sc, S,hu0-BETHESDA, MD. "A home and
5000 square feet of ground. Frame
residence of rooms and bath; corner
lot 125x1O0 #. Near transportation
and all convenences. Hot-water heat,
,-or SHANNON 4 LucHs CO..
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

OLD GEORGETOWN HOUSE. THREE BED
rooms. newly decorated: cleo refg: large
living room, fireplace: grand piano. radio;
mi; rent reasonable, short or long lease
MICHIGAN 1347
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2548 MASS AVE NV

The town house for. Senator. Congress-
man or service man Of rank. Thoroughly
conditioned. Quick transportation down
town via Waterside drive or Mass. ave-
Priced for IMMEDIATE SALE
Open 10 AM.-a PM. Daily
w. G. & A. N. MILLER.
111a 17th ST NV District AGA
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GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S2,75O-Five-room and bath: semi-de-
tached brick: hot-water heat, cleo
tricity: Northwest location. Rented at
S32 so per month
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DIRECT FROM OWNER.
KANSAS AVE. AND FARRAGUT ST
Modern Colonial in new-house condition,
ttoh,talnlng t,,,l = unusually large rooms, buit-in
tup ana shower. automatic gas furnace
auto. domestic water heater. extra Laws
h1pSt S1pS; = screened porches. built-in garage;
olocH 10 stores. bus and schools: positively
a real bargain. Brokers, please do not
Apply. Call Geo. 5OOS.
NEW OPEN TO-DAY, 8 TO 0.
81 NW:-s-room. 2-bath Colonial brick
~ tsaaeeiuoing recreation room and big break
last room); automatic heat and refripera-
ns,1cr t1en; 1h2 squares east Of Connecticut ave
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. '' q
S7,950-S1LVER SPRING-DET, BRICK
Z yrs. old: in new-house condition;
. rooms extra large living room)
model kitchen. oil burner. garage;
se,e5o-Chevy Chase. D. c.. near Conn
aye,-Appealingly different detach-
ed home, rms. . baths. break
fast room and full attic oil
burner; nice lot: garage
Evenings. Mr. Toombs Col 443O-J
j. A. WEINBERG CO., NATL. $500
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1851 29th ST. NV.

Facing the Phpps estate Five bedrooms
In perfect condition new oil burner This
home sold for S16.50O Open to offer and
reasonable down payment. Balance like
rent. Dist. -2124; evenings. Woodley O432.
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HOUSES UNFURhlsHEp.

WESLEY HEIGHTS-ATTR. CORNER, Z
rms. 2 incl. porches. gas furnace. cleo
refg, 300 44th st. nw. Woodey 2904
NEW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH; H-W.H.; Is
minutes Treasury. LYON, INC. Chestnut
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1929 KENYON ST. NV. OVERLOOKING
Rock Creek Park-6 rooms inclosed Sleep
ing porch. kit. bath, oil burner Frigidaire;
$1,000 mo. JAMES A. GEDDES AGENT
-%wer Bldg los
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SIX 4-FAMILY-FLAT SITES
40 RESIDENTIAL SITES
These lots face over 800 #. on > Stat,
Highways: will sell all or part: terms
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE Co
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$50 TO S95

We have limited number of attractive
MONIES IN ArllnRton and near Falls Church
D 10 rooms. Immediate occupancv Cali
Evening star., 1939-10-19

Hear the ootuoI living voice
Of President Mckinley in this
interesting dramatic pro-
gram. You'll find it instrue-
tive and entertaining. Be
sure to listen in.
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BEDROOM FURNITUR

Authentic Colonial repro
duction. Solid mople with
hond-rubbed finish. These
3 pieces; bed twin or
double size). chest-on-
chest, vonity and mirror.
You sove IS so tomorrow
at this Anniversary Sale
price.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
LoyuI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will meet on
Tuesday at pm, at 1414 I street
NV, to initiate class Of candi-
dates. Gov. E. r. Thompson will
preside A dinner will be served.
The Entertainment Committee has
arranged dance on Saturday night
in the lodgeroom from 9 to IL pm.
The lodge will join with Columbia
Chapter to celebrate Mooseheart or
Founders day on october 20 in the
lodge hall. Senator James j. Davis
of Pennsylvania. director general
of the order, will be the principal
speaker. Entertainment and re-
freshments follow
Women Of the Moose.
Mrs. Howard j. Clark. senior
regent of Columbia Chapter, an
nounces plans for celebration Of
Mooseheart day on October % at
8 pm, at 1414 I street NV. The
program is in charge of the Alumni
Committee, of which Mrs. Wade H.
Mitchell is chairman. Assisting Mrs.
Mitchell are Graduate Regents Mrs.
George B. Clark, Mrs. Edwin T.
Deegan, Mrs. Anna Wagner, Mrs.
Robert Baldwin and Senior Regent
Mrs. Howard j. Clark. Senator
James j. Davis of Pennsylvania and
founder of Mooseheart, will be the
guest of honor.
In addition to the joint meeting
on Sunday evening the chapter will
initiate class Of candidates in
honor of Senator Davis, who is
pilgrim governor of the Women of
the Moose. on his anniversary, Oc-
tober q, at 8 pm. at Moose Hall.
On october Is Mrs. Edwin T.
Deegan will be hostess at her home,
1910 Rhode Island avenue NV, to
the officers and committee chairmen
of Columbia Chapter.
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Y. W. C.. A. News

The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
serve tea today from to S. Miss
Elena de Sayne will present a pro-
gram of string ensemble music from
to 6.
Dupont Chapter will meet at 2:30
on Monday at the Y. At GA E street
NV. will be open house for the
Community Chest go and see' tour
on Monday from to o'clock.
Members of the Junior Girls Club
will serve tea.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will have a rehearsal at tbs on
Monday.
The industrial department is
sponsoring a day at the New York
Worlds Fair. The train will leave
the Union Station at a m. on Tues
day and return to Washington by
$50 on Wednesday morning. Reser-
vations are being taken in the in
dustrial department.
The Young Married Women's
Club will meet Wednesday at 1l:30.
Badminton, swimming. ETC.; lunch
con and bridge are included in the
program. Mrs. Hannah Hill will in
struct those wishing to learn more
about contract bridge.
The Wednesday Club of 614 E
street will have Arthur Godfrey's
Certified Magic Carpet Quiz Show
to entertain them at AIS. Mrs. L. A.
Schaaff will be the hostess to the
group and refreshments will be
served.
The Xenos Club will meet Wednes-
day. The recreation at will be
followed by How Is Your Y. O."
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
Thursday. Crafts at S; supper at
6:l5; recreation at 7.
Mrs. Harper Sibley will be the
guest speaker at the Y. w. c. A.
open house for the go and see"
tours. The public is invited to come
to hear Mrs. Sibley and to visit the
Administration Building, Seven
teenth and K streets, and see the
Y. w. c. A. in action.
The teen-age girls at 614 E street
NV. will have Halloween party
on Friday at 8.
The Girl Reserves In the junior
high schools will have a party on
Friday from 3 to 6 at the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. William Hurd Hill of the
Board Of Directors of the Y. w. c.
A. will entertain members of the
Blue Triangle Club on Saturday aft
ernoon at her country home in
Maryland.
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Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

The annual joint installation of
officers in District No. will be
held at 240O Sixteenth street NV.
on November 13. Mrs. Emma Pam
zer, chairman of Hotel Committee,
will also direct the Guard of Honor.
Immaculate Conception Auxiliary
recently elected the following offi-
GERS: President, Mrs. Catherine
Walsh; past president, Mrs. Anna
Ryan; first vice president, Mrs.
Elsie Hart; second vice president,
Mrs. Marie Abernethy; recording
secretary, Miss Margaret E. Shee-
han; financial secretary, Miss Dor
othy Nesline; treasurer, Miss M. E
Bannon; messenger, Mrs. Florence
Clemens; sentinel, Mrs. Nellie
Shinn; guard, Mrs. Barbara Can
nella; trustees, Miss Helen Knightos,
Miss Nellie O'Connor, Miss Isabel
Munroe; delegate to District, Mrs.
Florence Clemens; delegate to con-
vention, Mrs. Anna Ryan: alternate
to convention, Mrs. G. Walsh.
new omcerS Tor Holy Name AuX1l-
iary are: President. Mrs. Emma E.
Panzer; past president, Mrs. Anna
j. Light; first vice president, Mrs.
Maud Anderson; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Catherine McAllister;
recording secretary, Mrs. Estelle
Richardson; financial secretary
Mrs. Katherine Linthicum; treas
urer, Mrs. Mary Anderson; messen-
ger, Mrs. Rose Lynch; sentinel, Mrs.
Catherine Emory; guard, Mrs. Alice
Glover; trustees, Mrs. Augusta Neu-
land, Mrs. Emma Knowles, Mrs.
Mary Citrano; delegate to district,
Mrs. Gertrude Ward. The special
Auditing Committee for this aux
iliary will meet at the home of
Mrs. Sadie Cannon on Wednesday,
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Duuqhters of America

The Daughters of America will OBJ
serve Navy Day on October u at
noon at the John Paul Jones Monu-
ment, foot of 18th street, NV. They
want flags. banners and guards. The
State councillor, Mrs. Marie Ste
phenson will lay a wreath at the
foot of monument.
An Armistice service, will be held
November from to 2:30 pm. at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Every council banner and flag must
be there.
Associate State Councillor Laura
Milbourn has called a meeting of
the State Council Good of the Or
der Committee tomorrow night at
808 I street, NV.
Star Spangled Banner Council
will hold a Halloween dance Octo-
ber q, at $50 p. M, 6lst street near
Central avenue, Capitol Heights,
Md.
Unity Council will initiate three
new members and there will also be
shower for Mrs. Airline Nichols
Cockerill on Tuesday evening at
24O7 Minnesota avenue Sc
Independent Council celebrated
it's 44th anniversary with a party,
also celebrated the birthday anni-
versary of Past National Councillor
Mrs. Hattie M. Miller. The applica-
tions of Mrs. Kathleen Galloway and
Mrs. Sybil MCMILLAN were presented
for membership. Mrs. Audrey Will
liams announced dance on Nov-
ember 4 at 808 I street NV.
Triumph Council held reception
in honor Of State councillor
Marie Stephenson, Deputy Mrs.
Josephine c. Herbert; former Dep
uty Mrs Downing and Committee
woman Mrs. Agnes Barbour.
Esther Council was presided over
by Mrs. Dorothy L. Studds, coun-
cilor. The credentials of Past Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mary Hansen of John
L. Burnett Concil as deputy were
received. State Council Conductor
Mrs. Emily E. Myers spoke.
Fidelity. Council convened with the
councillor, Mrs. Sarah Cavanaugh,
presiding. Mrs. Majorie Rollins an
nounced the Jr. o. U. A. M. min
strel show and dance on December
2 at Pythian Temple for the bene-
fit of the Orphans Homes at Tif-
I'm, Ohio, and Lexington, N. c.
Mrs. Ethel Edwards announced q
dinner at the Fairfax Hotel on
November 2.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Y. M. G. A. News

The Central Y. M. G. A. has
scheduled the following meetings:
Tomorrow-5:30 pm, Board Of
Managers; 800 pm, membership
campaign report dinner.
Tuesday-12:30 pm, luncheon
to Albert M. Chesley, former boys
work secretary; 1890 pm, lunch
con, Board of Trustees, Southeast
ern University; 7:30 pm, Tuesday
Night Bible Glass, the Rev. Arthur
p. Wilson, leader; 8 p. m, Sigma
Nu Delta Fraternity.
Wednesday-7 pm, Gavel Club,
DR.. J. Lowrey Fendrich, jr.. leader;
tbs pm, Wednesday Night Bible
Glass, DR.. George S. Duncan, lead
er; pm, Y. M. c. A. Glee Club,
j. Nelson Anderson, director; pm,
public speaking group.
Thursday-7 pm, movies at the
Cleveland Park Extension Branch
Y. M. c. A.: $50 pm, Town Hall
of the Air.
Friday-6 pm, membership CAM
paign repor.. dinner; Z pm, Boy
Scouts, Troop 100; 7:30 pm. boys
Halloween party.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Jewish War Veterans
| Auxiliary

At paid-up membership tea of
the Ladies' Auxiliary to Washing
ton Post at the Jewish Community
Center on October II, the meeting
was opened by the president, Mrs.
Mary Reiskin. The opening prayer
was rendered by Hilda Barr.
Jean Ostrower. mistress of cere-
monies, greeted her guests and in
troduced the entertainment chair
man, Marie Cohen, who announced
the following entertainers: Miss
Shirley Lazarus, leader of an or
chestra; Miss Rita johnson, re-
Gently returned from Hollywood,
who sang and danced, and Mrs.
Anna Kakowsky, vocal selections.
They were accompanied by Edith
Sperling at the piano.
Rabbi Isidore Breslau was the
guest speaker.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
American War Mothers

Installation Of officers of the Dis
trict of Columbia and the Bicenten-
nial Chapters will hold q joint cere-
mony at the Raleigh Hotel October
q at 8 pm. The installation will
be preceded by q dinner at $50. The
installing officers will be Mrs. Emil
Walter, state president of the Dis
trict of Columbia, assisted by Mrs.
Roscoe L. Oatley.
Mrs. Martha E. Moore, president
of the Bicentennial Chapter, is in
charge Of the program. Mrs. John
A. Eckert Is president Of the District
Of Columbia Chapter. Mrs. Julia
Hooker is president-elect Of the
Bicentennial Chapter and Mrs.
George 3. Carl Of the District Of
Columbia Chapter.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
National Union

The joint installation OF officers
from the six councils and the class
ceremonial will be held in North
east Masonic Temple on January
16. Chairman Melvin D. Newland of
the executive board will be master
of ceremonies during parts l and
of the program. Senator Elmer
johnson will be the installing officer
for the newly elected officials and
Everett M. Pershing, presiding off,
Ger of the United Council degree
team and glee club. will conduct
the initiatory ceremonies. The six
council deputies have set the goal
for so candidates and the class will
be known as the Arthur S. Brown
Memorial Glass in honor of the
former district manager. Senator
Charles p. Ferguson, Eastern repre-
sentative, has been invited to make
the principal address.