davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
tion, black red leather trim, radio. heater.
new top; good tires; bargain at $3.50;
9XnsG GYpsalp asF9ad sss4 For inspection TELEPHONE
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan; 4 almost-new
tires radio, heater and defroster; pvt.
ppars}y will sacrifice See MI: Diehl, ESQ
ically perfect. excellent tires. Don't call
s% p in R's s" 5A 1885, S ns se
BUICK 1888 four-door sedan: excellent
owner. After pm, sliso $50. ~
BUICK '37 and Plymouths '37, motors, also
% SPs Rd aafs NE eaF iU eEg 4ssS HsaS
BUICK 1910 Super convertible coupe: mag
sna 'sI.s ana lgS IovNa ks hse MoroR sso
CADILLAC l94l 4-door Hydramatic; H.
goo miles miles; S2,7oo; We buy any make car
CHEVROLET 1910 business coupe: good
Be seen al day sun and iSn:''D 8on; private ate
party. I'll Oglethorpe st. NV
CHEVROLET 1910 master 49, 2-door;
tires: s625. OK. 1900, days: GIL 2279'
evenings.
cHEvRSo3iLET l941 sedan; gone 1000
sa74.' R57ss' like new; cash. no dealers DU'
CHEVROLET coach. 1881; good condition
excellent tires; economical transp; for, de-
/ S17 9th st. NV.
DODGE 1941 de luxe brougham; good
| rubber radio and heater; must sell. Call
AT. 5640 after 5 pm. or Sunday. l.
FORD 1885 coach; new motor, new bat
terry. excellent condition. nriVafe
| $225. Gish Garage, 18th and You SITS. n. W.
FORD 1899 80" Tudor; excellent condi-
sSone slon fHGd Fss charch t1eS $iss 9es per SALON
pletely oyerhauled -throuehout; radio,
heater; $3.50 cash: Il. 5000. LU. 1887.
oLDsMcBILE 1887 "s' sedan. r. and h,
sasn motor c. a4 Wson Bvd
PAcK;AARD 1e4l 12o" conveTtibIe eoupe;
rao Ssaer cav White se sdeWs res nsW
top: new-car guarantee. LOVING MO-
TORS. 1872 M st. NV.
PACKARD Dc luxe sedan q passengsrl;
cash, full price. Mr.. Roper. 1870 R. I. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe conv. coupe.
s5so s5th fumple MI 44os sss' heater private owner
PLYMOUTH 'ss 2;door sedan; good run
ming condition, also. good tires: S275.
1913 w ST. Sc, Apt. l. pet 1O-2:3O. z
eSnoa g $3.50 sssb assh 0ssh es nn Srsha,sSs sHs
2S51, evenings and Sunday. 1s
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe "6'' 4-door sedan;
1900 actual miles; clean inside and out;
good tires. Cali Temple 2918.
PONTIAC 1910 6-cylinder business coupe;
this car is in excellent condition, good
nnish, i've good tires. Call Temple 291S.
PONTIAC 1887 6-cylinder: not in. running
condition; tires, glasA and body. good;
opportunity for some one to nx and resell.
Phone Glebe 6310.
STUDEBAKER Commander sedan. late
1888; heater. seat covers, good tires and
condition throughout Army oficer must
SELL Away till Aug. 9th. See car at
Jones' Garage. 1924 st. NV Tel. DI.
6316 bet. and 8. First offer over $3.50.
TAXI; 1899 Plymouth: excellent condition.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
WANTED.-Buick, Name your price We
WANTED-Ford. Name your price, ve
Will try 70 meet. Flood Pontiac, A22l
Conn. Wo. S400.
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S9.450.

This house is located near 10th and
Rhode Island ave. ne, one of the most
convenient residential sections of Wash
ington. This house consists of . COM
plete and private apartments, with front
and back entrances to each apartment.
This 2~family house has all the latest
has rooms and bath. The 2nd floor has
6 rooms and bath. We have . beautiful
kitchens equipped with Electrolux re-
frigerators and tabletop ranges and mod
ern kitchen cabinets. This house is alb
solutely ,spotless and has an almost-new
automatic hot-water heating plant and
will rent for S135 per month This house
is fully screened, weatherstripped and
insulated, and should sell to the first
person to inspect. For further informa-
tion and appointment to inspect call Mr..
Parker, ia: 1868, or RA; 2570, ]. B.
TIFFTY 4 Son. 3l6 Kennedy ST. NV.
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NOW VACANT-1O A

Sl0,5oo:, country home on hill. near Ash
ton. Nd. overlooking Patuxant River:
bath, fireplace. outbuildinss. lovely view
streams with spring running in milk
distance; half cash. JOHN BURDoFT.
Colesville, Nd. Phone Ashton 3slo.
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL,

houses, 8 rms. and bath. / rms,
baths, both on the top Of high hill over
looking the beautiful surrounding country;
large barn and other necessary outbidrs. !:
streams l very large; only mi. from
Price: S {. 900: TERI terms. ussaJ cash' JOHN ffH a.
MnSdichLLY; Md "a z zexclusiye asent, Forest Glen.
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AUCTION SALES.

3S32021, to b sold for repairs and stor.
ege at 1921 Georgia ave. NV. August Z,
1913, BY nCHBERG AUCTION SALE, INC.
ty24,31au7.
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON. AUCTIONEERS. !.
Southern 1utldinG
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BUSY MANS RETREAT.

Near Manassas, Va, 30 mi. D. c.; large
natiye-built lodge. wooded, on water, boat
ing, swimming, fishing; commodius living
room, open fireplace; . master bedrms.
Kitchen, bath, ami, gas and cleo; fur
niShed; sale, price and terms. Call
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BRICK DWELLING coNrAiNINd SIX
sSss4A4ssr sSs%EaszS sa ssls Blame as0sh ssfhRrzzF II
recorded in Liber No. eis7 'H a folio 81 '1uss 1ss
Of the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned will sell
at public auction. in front Of the premises,
2UousT. 1913. Al TWo-FoRrYA rAS e Az AZ
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises situate in the Dis
bersd Twelve 7ia} n~ssusre Fifty Hun Hun
dred and Forty-eight t6O4S) in Corneiia
P. Grady's Subdivision. as per plat re-
corded in Liber No. 81, foNo 72, Of the
Records Of the Once OF the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. taxes paid
or adjusted to the date of sale: all con-
veyancinE. recording. revenue stamps, etc,
at the cost OF the purchaser: good title or
no sale. A. deposit Of $4,000 will be re-
CURED at the time Of sale and settler, ent
to be within thirty 800 days Of the date
OF sale. or deposit forfeited and the rrop-
erty resold at the cost and risk Of the
defaufing purchaser, after five f5) days
previous advertisement of said resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
J. WRILEY JACOBS,
Surviving Trustee,
Washington. D. c.
1y23,24. .26.2 .2S.29, ,3O,3i ,au:,3
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GEORGE PAPANICOLAS,
Woodward Building.
Washington, d. C. (5), Attorney.

DissHeeft stases for Dis3rict SRI celumbia
HSldi1e Probate court.-5Estats q Of
having been made herein for probate Of the
last win and testament Of said deceased
Ms1s0' l that ah,s Elm ess
Canada; Canada ali nonresidents, and 'fs the unEpoWn
heirs at law and next Of kin Of Ethel Lee
Lawrence. deceased. and all others con
1000 O'Clock AM: to show cause why such
noses hs4eof so1 I
inston Law Reporter and THE Evening
star" once in each Of three successive
toned. the first publication to be not less
snry x. dizs 5eiesi ssd TesusR day
tsss v1eToR s MERscH; REGISTER Of
Of the Probate Court: jysI .au7.l Il
SCOTT P. CRAn1PIoN, Attorney, Munsey
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District of CO.
;umbia.NIn Re Application ., Of LILLIAN
chns Srn Ct ssSsa fn Hetea S3neR
sompisint ter Judgment @ Changing sa her :
applied to the Court for an order Of pub
iicat tion Of the notice required by law in
day Of July, 1943, ORDERED that all
persons concerned show cause, If any there
e xsy % before he pfss.r. tns th n d Of A1
should not be sranted Provided. That a
copy Of this order be published once
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star and The
washington Law Reporter. 80 JAMES
NJ PROCTOR .,SyIstisse Isss c,a, trHe
BY HnDA MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
iv17,94.31
FREDERICK STOHLMAN and GEORGE
A. CASSIDY, Jr., Union Trust Building
80, Attorneys.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
55go.AcRE cATTLE AND HOG FARM.
iand range Well w Vstered. 0sanfs eieossicisy Moou
cottages outbuildings; tractor-oper. farm
ssents soF suy s sos1sd S1sasa sats hogs
l55 ACRES OF ToBAcGo FARM, GOOD
3S mi; from Washington. Price, $4,000.
J. G. CLAY. WA. 1852.
~ MI. OFF LINCOLN HIGHWAY. FORT
Loudon, Pa; SO acres. modern house, 8
rooms, attic. screened porches, electric
refrigerator radio, water-wheel generates
arse BARN .fou1 smSer hunting
trees. Box 151-S. Star.
MONTGOMERY Co, MD, IL MILES
fEG% p house. 6 n e Raat Sox si4T ssT
house, GOOD water; mi: Col. Beach. He Va';
Near nfT po6a Rahls5fn r,sf,oI Bridge Write MRS
o. SPECIAL. 10 DAYS.
timber 81 5na ,l ssFes% $3.50 ,:5a ssS
SsBERsosii i@Bf1 osferd Sa pfs sa4o acre. IA fssh
SO ACRES, 7.RooM HOUSE. ON PAVED
view; 2s miles to D: C. Price. $4,000:
ro6 aoo 5sass ss5ss, stocked and sauispsa
eSsfsn Psn efsEl'ts oshsl ssu. farm
bbaaildings. Stock consists of 600 hens.
and slS;n hsifers cows; 1s ewes, lambs.
m.cSinsyr,n nsSapty new Fo1d tractor and all farm
miles 70 p. c. Price. S1l 800; terms. half
90 acres, 7:room house, electricity
availaple; mile from paved road %
miles to 2, G.; must sell to settle estate.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNERsJ. a Z. Kelly ELY
NoSAxAle. Mo. Phone Rockville $50
NEARBY MARYLAND.
126 acres. S-room and bath house. Aox
90 barn; :. shed lSx5o. tool she'd 2ox3o. s.
houses, dairy. water at barn and house.
eiectricity, on hard road; all In lst-ciass
KENsiNGIToN REALTY Ss'tSn CO,
9 Howard Ave. Kensinston 553.
NOW VACANT-1O a..
S10,5o0:. country home on hill. near Ash
owner transferred 70 n. Y: 6-room house.
bath, fireplace, outbuildinss. lovely view,
streams with spring ,Tnnnins in mix.
distance; half cash JOHN HIIRnoEr.
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DUMP TRUCKS, INTERNA-
T1ONA AIS, CHEVROLETS,
1910, 1941 AND 1912 MOD
ELS, " AND 2 TON CAPAC-
ITY; LARGE SELECTION:
CEILING PRICES. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
WISCONSIN AVE, WI 1885.
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EARAs Eop SAlI fco.s

DESIRABLE HOME ON HARD ROAD. Is
cultivation. T-room house. al modern ifss.
prrcyemsnts: shads trees. view Of noun
appointment. Herndon 49, BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co.. Va.
2O0.ACRE FARM. MODERN DAIRY. FINE
oid oar. Ensllsa = residence res and grounds. inside
electricity, water unexcelled for its purity
abundance Of fruit. Located directly on
hard surfaced highway leading to Fred
eTick Washlngton and Baltimore. DR.
GEORGE H. RIGGS. Evansville, Maryland.
g
S3,s50-7-ROOM HOUSE ELECTRIcTTY,
o0 acres OF productive farmland, hard
road. good section nearby Md; terms.
kENS1NGTON REALTY CO.. Howard
ave. Kensiugton $50
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Surviving Trustee.
925 18TH st. NV,
10, Washington, 9. c,
lyE3 "a ,26.27. .2S,29. &c, 81 AUS
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LOTS WANTED.
COLORED GROUND

CULUREU GROUND.
We have builders interested in buying
ground. zoned for apartments. suitable for
colored tenants. Submit price and plat
by mail Frederick w. Berens. Inc, 1857
K st. NV Ma So7Q
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY wAhTEt

OUR CLIENTS ARE BUYING.
Need apartment houses of all sizes, none
worth of real estate sold since first of
year For prompt service
Phone HARRY COHEN, GE. O286.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.l
CHEVY CHASE-S8. 500.
WEST OF CONN AVE

very attractive center-halI-planned
home on lot 60-ft wide, stone foundation,
with living room, dining room, kitchen,
buffers pantry on nrst floor bedrooms,
bath on second floor; . rooms and bath on
3rd beautiful shade and shrubs, detached
earage Price, S12,750. Eve. or Sun.
phone Temple 1858.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 J5th ST Realtor MA O153
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z ST ESTATE

Centrally located, in the path of develop
ment, 43.5 frontage to wide alley: income.
S542 monthly; $4,000 cash, balance 4la
per cent. WI 1897
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Wesley Buchanan
ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Troom brick, bungalow type, about 3
years old; 4 bedrooms, full cellar, fireplace
Near stores, schools and bus. Price
S7:a50. with S1,750 down. $50 mo.
broom white brick, Cape Cod type, good
locat tion and neghborhood: large screened
porch. nice yard fenced in. Price, $3.50
with $1,000 down, S63 mo.
Lovely Groom brick in Lyon Village, 3
bedrooms, 2h baths, priced S1S.5OO.
JUDSON REAMY,
100 No Irving St Arl Va CH 1000
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9Th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Quick Cash for 1940-41-42 Fords.
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET l941 delivery truck. very
new, reasonable. Call 1912 H st. ne.
LU.- OlOl:
CHEVROLET 1888 Ia-ton panel; very good
tires, very good condition. 2717 Bladens-
burg rd ne
FORD 1910 hydraulic dump truck, 2-yd
He'll body, in good shape; will sell cheap
to quick buyer. Cherner Motor Co., 1871
Fla. ave. HO. 5000.
FORD. 1912 pickup; perfect condition, 3
new tires. has good tread: new heater,
radio; only 21 500 miles; one owner. See
me after 7 pm. Sydney Holland, Park
and Uslanali SITS, Vienna, Va. l.
CHEVROLET 1889 l-ton dump truck
$3.50; i 1887 Dodge lKa-ton dump truck,
$3.50 1924 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va.
Oxford 1869.
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BUICK 1899 conv. coupe; excellent condi-
ton, black. red leather trim, radio, heater.
new top. good tires; a bargain at $3.50;
owner abroad. For inspection, telephone
Lincoln 6SS7 IL
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FARMS FOR RENT,

Kensington, Norbeck Olney or Coiesyilie
Hard road and electricity desirable but
not essential. Write. Box 1O0-S. Star
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CedaThurSt-0n-th -the-BaV.
We offer for sale a few desirable cottages
at Cedarhurst on Ches. Bay, 81 miles D. C.
tnear Shady Side. Md; we'll developed,
restricted DEVELOPMENT. pier, seawall boat
harbor, good roads, cleo. tel; cottages,
bldg. sites; field office open daily. circular
on request. WALTER M. BAUfAN, l
Thomas Circle. MA. 6229.
FOR SALE, COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH.
Md. rooms, large screened porches on
3 sides, gas stove, elec. refrigerator, cleo.
pump, bathhouse. with shower. running
water in ] room, glassed-in rear porch large
fenced lot. furn. with accommodations for
6. Open for inspection Saturday and Sun
daY Orld q C.reentrn0d
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Park Board Approves
New Scout Center for
Bethesda Area
Group to Coordinate
Recreation Program
With Youth Leaders

A proposal by Boy Scout leaders
IN Montgomery County to establish
Scout center at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Center has
been approved by Park Commits
Sioner E. Brooke Lee and by Richard
F, Green and James B Fitzgerald.
Montgomery County members of the
Observation-Disclosures Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
Mr.. Lee has been authorized by
the commission to coordinate this
program with Scout leaders and al
ready has conferred with 10 ".
Morgan, Boy Scout commissioner for
the District and the adjacent Mary
land and Virginia counties: Charles
j. Hayden of Bethesda and William
Prescott Allen. a member of the
county Executive Committee OF the
Boy Scouts.
The Park and Planning Commits
sion will repair the two old buildings
located on the west end of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation
Center, one for use of Boy Scout
troops and the other to be used by
Girl Scouts. 1t is also planned to
build an outdoor council fireplace
and benches between the buildings,
and later to erect a small building
between the two old structures to be
used as Scout headquarters.
Future plans call for the expan-
sion of the new building SO that it
will connect with both of the old
buildings and will be used for addi-
tlonal activities Of the Scout troops
of the western suburban county.
The Scout leaders are planning to
hold their programs every evening
in this location ano have agreed to
open the activities of the Scout
Center to all teen-age residents of
the western suburban area of the
county. Senior scouts of both the
Girl and Boy Scout groups will serve
as assistant supervisors of the
recreational program which the Park
and Planning Commission plans to
carry on in different locations
throughout the suburban section of
the county.
TWenty-one Boy Scout troops in
the suburban area of the county now
have a membership of more than
400, with over 300 of this membership
located in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
section. Cub troops are reported to
have an additional membership of
nearly 500
A similar Scout center and pro-
gram will be available in Sligo VAL
ley Park to the extent desired and
supported by the Scout troops and
parents in the eastern area of the
county, Park Commissioner Lee an
nounced.
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Chevy Chase Junior College
To Crown May Day Queen

The annual May Day celebra tior
of Chevy Chase Junior College will
be held at 430 pm. tomorrow or
the campus.
: Louise Cappelen of Washington
will be May queen and members OF
her court will be Jean Yancev OF
Pulaski, Tenn; Polly Clark of Silver
Spring, Md; Ruth Rebsamen OF
Little Rock. Ark. and Helen Cutler
of Atlantic Beach, Fla.
The procession will be led by
Phyllis and Gladys Ogabury, twins
OF Durham, N c.. who will be pages
Three-year- old Marjorie Donaldson
daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Fisher
Donaldson OF Washington, who is
an alumna of the college, will be
crown bearer.
Dances and songs of the Allied
Nations will be given in costume
by the students. In addition to the
traditional English Maypole dances
numbers will be presented repre-
sentatives of China. Poland Fin
land and South America and there
Will also be American square dances
and an American drill.
The glee clubs of the school viii
give the songs. under the direction
of Miss Mary Russell Williams. Miss
Patty Chadwell is in charge of the
dances.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
|0PA Acts 10 Enforce
Ceilings in Arlington
Price Violation Reported
On Sales of Potatoes

vigorous action" by the State
OPA to enforce ceiling prices in
Arlington County has been ordered
by Brig. Gen. J.. Fulmer Bright
OPA director for Virginia, follow
ing reports of violations by Country
Garden Market in the sale of new
potatoes. it was learned today.
Gen. Bright said the alleged vio-
lations came to his attention Off
cially yesterday at a meeting of the
II Northern Virginia ration boards
at Front Royal. He said he i'm
mediately ordered the State en-
forcement division to take "vigor-
Gus action" to clear up price ceiling
violations in Arlington County.
The Country Garden Market at
1918 Wilson boulevard, one of three
markets in Arlington and one in
Alexandria operated by Sam
Shanker. was reported to Rich
mond OPA headquarters Saturday
by the price division of the Airing
ton County Ration Board after
complaints we're received that the
market was selling new potatoes
at two pounds for Is cents. The
current ceiling price OH potatoes
in the area is around S cents a
pound.
Mr.. Shanker said, however. that
he did not know there was CELL
ing price on new potatoes.
Mr.. Shanker explained that his
buyer had purchased 500 bags of
potatoe from reliable Washing
ton firm at SO a bag, and that he
did not believe this firm would
violate the ceiling prices.
Gen. Bright said he had contacted
Herbert T. Williams, Of the State
enforcement division. and that an
investigation into the alleged viola
tions by the Country Garden Mar
ket was underway.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

Going into service is one of the
greatest things that can happen to
an artist, according to Ted Egri, 29-
year-old sailor whose sculpture re-
Gently won him a scholarship at the
Phillips Memorial Gallery.
Mr Egri's studio is one floor above
a jukebox and one below a bunch of
servicemen sleeping off a one-day
turlough. In fact. the only quiet
room at Servicemen's Center No. |,
306 Ninth street NV, is shared by
hlm and three or four other men in
uniform who would rather sketch
entertainment than dance with it.
His medium is sculpture and he has
some very definite ideas about what
he should do with it.
When I say that it's good for an
artist to get in the service" he said,
Il mean both war and art tend to
reduce things to their basic ele-
ments. An artist is like a recruiting
sergeant. Both of them see beyond
race and color to man who is the
same anywhere and anytime. There
should be no social prejudice in art.
"A year before I joined the Navy,
I left New York to work for the
Office OF the Coordinator of Inter-
American Affairs. For the first time
l realized that there were other
forms of expressing just what I
actually believed. In that work
had a chance to work for political
unity. After the war, hope to go
back to the work of creating mutual
Evening star., 1943-05-14
| Miniature
lGo on Scrap Heap
I'm Alexandra

For the first time in three years,
Alexandria school children viii not
be able to operate the miniature
automobiles of the police depart
ment Safety Town" fleet in their
annual demonstration on the school
Fairgrounds.
Sergt. Henry Grimm, who is In
charge Of the safety demonstrations,
revealed today that the % mini
ature cars had been donated to the
scrap drive because it was impossi-
BILE to obtain replacements for tires
and parts which were beginning to
wear out. ..
The automatic traffic light, how
ever, is still operating, and will be
taken to the Fairgrounds to teach
the small children the principles of
traffic safety.
Sergt. Grimm announced that the
400 boys Of the school safety patrol
will be the guests of Clark Grifith
at the baseball game on May 2S at
Grimth Stadium.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

understanding between the Amer
icas
But in the meantime I find my
self restricted to art pretty much
for my own satisfaction. I am get
ting good practice now. When the
war is over l want to visit each
South American country and do il
lustrated children'S books about
them. When kid in Kansas laughs
and cries at the same thing as a
kid in Peru, by golly, you've got
something
On the work table at the side of
the room was clay figure of a
Mexican woman carrying a basket
under one arm, Washboard under
the other and a child on her back
Next week Mr. Egri will start daily
work On 5foot stone statue from
this model. He has already made
arrangements with a stone cutter to
permit him to use a workshop and
tools.
Leo Steppat, professional sculptor
whose work was on display at the
Corcoran Gallery last fall, stated
that Mr.. Egri's approach was ma
ture and spontaneous" Convinced
of his protege's ability, Mr.. Steppat
stops in every Thursday evening to
view his pupils progress Another
professional. William Calfee. thought
enough of the sailors work to offer
him scholarship at the Phillips
Memorial Gallery.
In his own words, however, he
has "a bigger job to do after the
war;
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Alexandria Names
Teaching Staff for
School Term
Board of Education
Will Fill IS Vacancies
To Complete Roster

The Alexandria Board of Educa-
ton has appointed almost all of
the teachers for the 1884 term
of the public schools, T. C. Will
liams. superintendent of schools,
said today.
The teaching staff is expected
to number about 233. An increase
was necessitated by the new school
on Janneys Lane as we'll as by an
anticipated increase in enrolment.
There are only about Is vacancies
in the staff. and Mr.. Williams said
he does not anticipate any diff
Guilty in filling them since the salary
increase recently voted by the City
Council has made the prospects of
securing teachers for the schools
considerably better.
However, housing problems and
high living costs in Alexandria
make it difficult to secure teachers
he added. II
The Janneys Lane School, built
by the Federal Works Agency for
the children living at Cameron VAL
ley and Chinquapin Village, will
open in September. Mr. Williams
also announced that the FWA has
agreed to build a temporary school
at cost of s45,0OO at Parkfairfax,
on ground donated by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., owners
of the development.
Priorities for the building are
still to be approved by the War
Production Board, but there is
every reason to believe the school
will be ready when Parkfairfax be-
comes occupied in September. Mr..
Williams said.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. offered s50,000 toward the con-
struction of permanent school
building, but FWA will not au-
thorize anything but a temporary
structure which will be built en-
tirely with Federal funds.
The Alexandria schools will close
on June Is. and the 1884 term
will start on September 8, Mr.. Will
liams said