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and Mary A. Baker. 10, Front Ro,.l.

and Mary A. Baker. 10. Front Rosal.
Arthur A, Thomas SO. Columbus, Ohio,
,Ss 1nd Rerniee waddoups. SO, 4107
;, Ethel r. Dawson, I9, Hyacinth, Va.
James l.. Banks, ~, 2300 Georgia ave.
nv" and Helen M. Jones, 1s, 202S
st.T. and H.ug. laura A Rsli s. So7 4sh .t ns
x.TI MlnsT slass r. aad,Grs snS .Ys Va r.,n AZ
both Of Johnstown, Pa.
and Freida s1 Konts, 10. canal ifnfn Point. Fla. III.
Daniel J. Posgi. %. Windsor Locks, Conn.
and Mary B. Webb. Il, Carlisle. W.. Va.
Joseph B. Ottenstein, 21. 3215 Elicott st.
NV, and Mae N. Kentala. 20. Detroit:
Meiakienos, 40, Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Max MAndellaub -. Geneva, Switzerland,
and Barbara s. Gilmore. 37, 1915 18th
Arthur 4. Fieretti, ~, Glen Head. L. /.
and Lucille =. Mitchell, &1s zebuIon, N. C..
xwing J. Talbert. "a, uniontown, Pa. and
MaT a,I q ssvis, 81; Hccrrispn. acra ohi3 ..
I = = NE. d and HI Tiofsncs en- s2 X. u Hsrta,an. -.
Daniel 8. Wilson. IT,, Sc, Fort Belycir, Va,
and Belya v. Perkins, rs, Grant. Va.
Thomas II. Adams, Is, Lee1burs, Fla. and
Thomas A. webb. 2a. Indianapolis. md.
and Alice M. Berger, "a. Willmette, M.
Thomas w. Haring, 81, 33I0 RosS pl NV,
and Grace L. BAugher, "a. Tim. Ohio
Evening star., 1945-11-18
AUroMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.


MOTORCYCLE. 1910. Indian Chief, buddy
seat and extras; sporty little sidecar in.
Guided. Can be seen at 2213 Charming
ST. ne. from 1 to 5 pm.
INDIAN 1910 Bonneville Scout, low mile.
age; buddy seat, saddle bags; best offer
Al condition. BURTON, 1314 Fairmont
st. NV.
TIRES, two oversize, e25x16 prewar tire!
tur-eproof Life Guard tube; all reasonabls
GHFvRdiFT GrTHifFsai RhsPe ess9 so sse1 .coosor,.
l6. 5 ply: 6.45x16, s ply; oPA certifcats
ali models % bumper G0f jacEs hsdrsuio VA ais ana nc
ratchet type; axle Jacks, both hydraulic
and screw type; spotlights and fogiights.
ers. Genuine Chevrolet and cTaWfore HSs.
seat covers; late model Chevrolet 2-dool
and 4-door sedans. tire pumps. batterie,
CHASE aoYoR co. 50r ag oass %s
WI 1922 ana psrts Is dee,
%or6RcYcIE. 1855 o Dispatch. iaaAss niee fo,
$500 nseds HPkpAN f5 sepsls GARAGE 5ss ss
| Que st. NV.
am, reads. at 5 pm; coNs6LIDAIEp
ess4 6sTs ana SO Iu 4gS gS77 + st. me- Phone Io.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER-the neatest
one you have ever seen; suitable for mer-
chants, farmers, fishermen and touring.
Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
1437 Irving st. NV. AD. $500. Washing
| tons largest Pontiac dealer.
NEW TYPE TIRE RECAPPING BY the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: q
hour service; electric-treated sections II
your tire is cut. See your tires being
| recapped at ARCADE PONTIAC co,
Washington.s largest Pontiac dealer, 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, ef-
f1cient service.
SMALL TRAILER for sale capable Of haul
ing between 8 and 2 tons. JAMES PAR
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1910 "61" overhead;
saddlehags, spotlights, extras. JACKSON,
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Dick A. Mack, a, Santa Cruz. Calf, and
Dorothy c.. Newland. "a. Detroit.
Joe L. Howell; 2e. and Juanita NJ: Nc
Laverne g. king, 26. Teton, wash. and
Elizabeth B. Shaw, 21. Middleboro,
Dorothy Z. Dohonsy. 81. fsi1 srysns ant
oscar T. l. Piper, ss, 1921 r st. NV. and
e4as Aisf k.,t.r y Atea as as Ear; 1sl9 ,s st.
X. Dowdy. 22, Shawnee, okla.
George 8. Anderson, 33, Hawthorne, N j.,
and Grace =. s. Cameron, 81, $40 18th
John B. Merton. IS, Dayton. Ohio, and
Asnes Patrick. IS. 2014 Connecticut
wiIl,simA : che.th.m. 81, Arlington, and
is. both Of warren. Pa.
RoDsr. rt. D,vnio'Eth van'. ss cnis.so ,ns . Mar.
Lindsay l. csmpSsli 20, 1918 dirsrd Il
NV. and Norma r. wimp. 20. l4i2
,osses Se'iI spis:sr. ss: as and r.pnl. b stat.
Kennsth 6. .spindler, ~. and Marjoris A
wiI.s Is 3 a. Hsse sSe e o uHSn.SSn Hsasg. S. RI
and and a a.rne. O. slater {, gS ,,. rloriss "a:
ssas' iS sls N i s.si; n..,.
Dale G. Jensen. 80. varnal,. Utah. and
Norman Z. Comus, 25. Monon, Ind. and
Gladys r. Copeland, II. Moryen. Ga.
crazy ssizon, Dsyss mmin. III Edsef,sad ,nt. and
Arthur 3. PixxolA. 20, Clinton Ind. and
Jessie e. Staehuke. 23, Billinss. Mont.
Alfred E. Wall. A. and Margaret Z. Gun
carsns. ea II sSsf SsnS g. Fsms. csSd snd
/. Penn. 10. 62s Fifth sf. ne. - -
Ralph 3, Passsn; q. lN Tfin,dac sys:
william q Rixssee ,r., -. Arlington. and
porma 4. =. Maatsns ~, Dssnst, =.
nnsrsoa I. Lan6man. sk Warsaw. VI.
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AuToMosllEs WANTED.

WANTED '37, IS, or 80 Cnev., Plym.. or
sRE Is sRfoRE 81 aoafF You SELL sh s5a
SERVICE, 1876 goth st NV. District
BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON & ORME, 18th and M sts.
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON g. oRME.
nth and NJ sts. NV. Call District slo0
CASH ca f1in FOR YOUR cAR-Fords. chevrole.s
sTEuART TT MOTORS i srd and SITS ne ''
SERYICEMAN and family needs good clean
Phone Pho s0 Hillside RHp 1s5SR 1885, s FRI p nisht sst
We We PAY CASH PRICES for late-model
619s. Mr. Rosenthal. Mr.. Harold Hoff or
Mr.. Paul Jones will gladly call at your
and DsEf Sss ths ssa fah o5 bfS for
rolet. 13th and Good Hope I'd. Sc, 632
HALEY'S wants late-model cars. 1920
AMERiICAN II Ttas Ns BANTaM, Chevrolet, Packard
or any other desirable car urgently needed.
To get full ceiling price in cash immedi-
saf ssf 70 os a5t M oss NJ sses 1919 81 nSns e
make Of car that. has had sood care. We
Pssa shSh Aha XII gay 1895 sss f1fhsss hsS s. sfRs
BuPcK, HPSnS CRY cRTysler, Dodge, Plymouth, olds
Highest prices paid for clean cars; Drive
inside. our modern parking building Tor
appraisal or call Mr. Mill Miller at Ex -. 4soQ.
NV !corner 7th and NJ.
condition; needed by veteran; all cash;
no dealers. Call Du. 1921.
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS late sedan or con-
yertible immsdisssy make price i@ma gn.
ssd,sI aaSd s3pdsiP to
Buick, L. Sane - or cadillac to TRANSPORT
family to West Coast. Please call sH
sEEvIcEMAS S wants best available car
capable Of long trip, for $500 cash or less;
DUESENBERG or foreign car. Will pay
spot cash. Box 10I-R, Star
weekdays CH. 1852.
BUICK OWNERS-Ca1l Bob Terrett. EN-
1884. and get every dollar your car Is
worth 1892 Conn. ave. CENTRAL MO-
BGifcRs WANTED--we win pay the limit,
vnz nsas auT6 anF SesIa gaIk M esS5 No s ss1s
CHEVROLET OWNERS-Cail Bob Terrett
EN-. 1854. and get every dollar your car
IS worth 1872 Conn. ave. CENTRAL
GHHEvRoRETs. G1HHvo eTs oldsmobiles and Pontiacs
condition. WESTMoRELAND AUTOS. IA
cHEvRoLErs wANrED-w. win pay the
wf1Asz VIII a AGfo anSSl sins nk 'ssa NJ al saan
oss saon s. DS!ss, pad f III
.deAley& 5000 Georg1a ave. 9H. 1900.
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British Embassy and the Goodwill
Industries fund for handicapped
employees. They are shortly to func-
tion for postwar relief at the French
Embassy and at Carvel Hall, An
napolis. where they are to be fea-
tured in behalf of the Navy Relief
Society for enlisted men and their
families.
Mrs. Hurwitz's interest in her
hobby was first stimulated during
the prewar days in Europe, when
her husband was the representative
of various American interests
abroad. Their headquarters were
first in Barcelona and later in Mar
seilles, where their two children,
Myron, graduate of Princeton. and
Doreen, Junior at Bryn Mawr,
were born.
Latest Brought From France.
The most regent acquisition to her
collection Is q royal wedding fan,
which her son, just mustered out
from overseas service with the Army,
picked up during visit to Mar
Iseilles. The son also brought back
information that their former home
was an empty shell of bombed walls
Mrs. HurwitZ's collection is wide
and varied, from Javanese fans. with
buffalo skin on bone handles. to
miniatures on silk that are older
than the fans themselves. Many
show adaptations of the work of
such great artists as Bocher, Frag-
onard and Wedgewood. Despite their
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Art and History Represented
In 400 Fans of Mrs. Hurwitz

frailty, they have outlived the rise
and fall of empires and thrones.
The japanese claim to have origf-
mated the folding fan.
Fans are the output Of many
countries, whose artistry is now
among the lost arts, and various
parts of them were made by differ
ent craftsmen Mrs Hurwitz claims.
Ivory, sandlewood, mother of pearl.
intaglios of gold and silver, rare
laces, the treasures of Europe and
the Occident were a part of their
fashioning and the skill which went
into them. There we're even fans for
every occasion, religious and secular.
with the religious ones carrying
Scriptural inscriptions and the re-
production of Biblical scenes and
characters.
Mrs. Hurwitz does all the mend
ing in her collection, for 1t is prac-
tically impossible to secure any ons
who can do the delicate handiwork
on the fans.
Popular in Europe.
The first descent in q parachute
at Paris, France, on August 40, 1897.
was commemorated by the French
in a series of fans called Balloon
Fans" which enjoyed a great vogue.
Seventy-three years later in 1870,
Queen Victoria again showed Eng
lish royalty's interest in fans by
offering a prize of 400 pounds ster-
ling for the most outstanding de
sign which would stimulate the
British foreign trade in fans.
To the many rare and lovely fans
which Mrs Hurwitz collected abroad.
she has added fascinating array
of historic American fans. They
commemorate Civil War events, ths
Philadelphia Centennial, presiden-
tial inaugurations, political cam
paigns and other episodes Of interest
In the life of the Nation. Some are
in the form of calendars and riddles.
One of her most unusual fans 10
one made of folding paper. 1t shows
ex-Presidsnt Grant in the course
Of his triumphal world tour, planting
two bsnyan trees in park in Naga-
saki, Japan, on June ~, 1879. The
fan also produces the full text OF
Gen. Grants hand-penned letter
in which he hopes Japan will grow
and prosper along with the trees. {"
Sixty-six years later, Nagasah was
destined to be the second city de-
stroyed by the atomic bomb.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL. TRACTOR. 1871. K-7:
1910 trailer. % it.. Freuhauf ! 9 ton. per-
feet condition. S2,700. FIR. 4101. Private
STORAGE TANKS, five. 900 gal. heavy
galy.; 500 each. AT BANNER FUEL, 62s
18th st. ne, Ii. $500
FORD 1884 sedan delivery truck; low cell
Ing price; private party. UN 0l33. 49,
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS bv Central
Motor CO. authorized GMc truck dealer;
A new group of Army reconditioned
trucks, some new. all in excellent condition
CheVrolets. 1912, 1H-ton, left stake body
Chevrolets. 1912, R-ton stake. pow. winch
Chevrolets, 1941. h-ton stake, pow. winch
Chevrolets. 1941, ! " ton stake.
Chevrolets, 1912. H-ton dumps.
Chevrolets. 1941, 1h-ton dumps.
REQ 1912 4-ton dump.
Dodge 1g41 command and rec. cars.
Jeep. Wlllys. 1943, airborne.
Ford, 1871, ton crane truck.
Trailers. new ammunition carts S37 80.
Winches, power. b-ton, new. complete, S16b
Truck stake bodies, S35.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling. All have heavy-duty Army tires
CENTRAL MOTOR co. 314a Lee high,
way, Arlington. Va. daily and Sat. to g.
Sunday 10 to 3. CHI 1000. OK 05b2
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\X&'.:;: \X&::iHs' + 5;

WARRINGTON WELCOMES YoU.
q, Slshtsselns fs r Tip to Aexandsia; & meet u
avenue NV. 2 pm. today.
DANCE.
United Nations Girls. National Press
Club auditorium. pm. today.
DRAMA
Drama workshops. Jewish Community Cen.
ter pm. today and tomorrow.
EXHIBITS.
Fragonard drawings. Phillips Memorial
af.sftkI fsI.tS 70 nn,p.4s.f9 pm I9dssf y d,eov.r, ~
once Of navy Navy "seefet aeS s01 and "eonSaensisF
charts through December /: Navy, Coast
.ns M5es 0sDs S r.r. Soes s
manuscripts through January Is: t946:
LIs5s,y Ho1s., Of ,,co1ss Congress am to 10 pm
| Sundays.
SCULPTURE and jewelry by Electra .w.r:
Per IS and paintinss and drsvinss Sy II.
sember 9: c coreoran Gallery of A Art. noon
| 70 4:30 pm. Mondays; o am to $50 pm.
Tuesdays through Saturdays and to
= IIIa Eishth Mstropelis.n state art contest,
History suildipTs smlthsonisn i, inst,.ation.
IL Sf~~'
Japanese and German surrender doeu-
Presiaent % Roosepelt eve p and ISIS s'es srmississ
Day celebration exhibit, National Archives
s4s nm e sis ws1dss and so
Paintings and drawings BY Marine Germs
nd o Mon n1ndsys sundsys ssysu,s h,oa.R b.
Oil paintings by Jack psrimutter. ep.-
ars sais dsf.ry. w. 1a Randolph a pisee asee's Aass
to 10 pm. weekdays and to pm. Sun
days prshIDss tnFoash II Desss'moer s'.9se p,,,,, "a,
brary, Eighth and K streets II, W.. . a.m.
to Pm: weekdays and to 8 pm. SUM
days through January 3.
LECTURES.
Saints and Their Symbols" by Mars
e. udall, National Gallery Of Art. pm.
senlx Leader, r e ot tn. Ezlls;" b, Rabbi 7usee
o. s. Il. r.. Baritone, with Il. % nHood Hin. HI.
q. s. A., pianist. Phillips Memorial Gallery,
% RssionsI saaaS Caller, slntoni..t., With Rich.
Art, O'Clock tonight.
NATURE HIKE.
National Capital Parks, along hanks
| Of ROCK Creek. meet at north entrance 70
Zoo on kint5s Fos fsi sirEvMfckMzEgs NMkz gm- '0as''
sight-seeinE tour through Capitol, gu-
preme Court. Congressional and shake
spearean Libraries. leave usO Club, Eshth
street and Pennsylvania ayenue NV, 3
Pm. today. Buffet supper, $50 pm.
Dance. followed by buffet supper. Wash.
ington Hebrew Conversation, Eshth and
streets NV, pm. today.
Sight-seeing tour. leave JWB-UeO, Six.
teenth and @ streets NV, 3 Pm. today.
Dance, followed by snack supper show
boat and sing and more dancing, YMCA-
USO. 1888 G street NW.. $50 pm: today,
Dance, with Air Force, Naval Air and
Andrews Field Bands, with dinner at 8
pm, NccS-Uso, els Tenth street NV.
4 pm today.
ment., Uso Club. isi1 i street NV. .
Buffet supper, followed by dance, Nccs-
USo, 1914 N street NV. 9 O'Clock to-
| night.
/ Ofncers.
Dance, SCOTS Hotel, pm. today.
Buffet supper, followed by dancing, Of
fcers' Service Club OF United Nations, Q
| O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more I'M
Gsnssr. Center. nst,onal 5000. or any Of ths fol;;
343l. National o6l4 or Repubii, 1877.
1864. or War Hospitality, Decatur 776A.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Purent-T
Activities

The Student Aid Of the District of
Columbia Congress Of Parents and
Teachers will hold open house No
vember % from / to pm. at the
Hayes School, Fifth and K streets
NE. Mrs. Charles H. McGogney,
chairman, and members of her COM
mittee will serve tea.
Local associations are urged to
promote more bundle days IN their
schools for the benefit of student
aid since the supply of clothing on
hand is rapidly diminishing and de-
mands for clothing since the OPEN
ing Of school have been heavy.
Mrs. Arthur C. Watkins, president
of the PTA, advises the membership
campaign started several weeks ago
has reached SO per cent of its goal
/ Local publicity chairmen are again
asked to have all material, for the
Sunday columns. in the ofiice of the
Adams School before noon each
Tuesday.
Anne Beers.
closky Of the Capital Transit Co. viii pre-. M
sent the movie * Marks the spot" The
teachers will hold open house in theil
sSems Tsa toF the .a parents from 7:se 70 pm
teachers The new question box will b
opened and answers given. Group SINGING
tpq sen,t he5e e w be
Benpiny.
Meeting. 3:15 pm. Tuesday. Capt Rhods
kAr NJ ~ ~
tan POLICE, win speak on When and How
Blow-webb.
Executive meeting Webb School 1870
pm. Tuesday.
Censrss HEIGHTS.
Mss.inS; Meet s.gs.mak gm TUESDAY 1,s The Rev
munity sing.
Cranch Tyler.
Meeting. 30 pm. Monday. cranch
School. Kenneth McClosky will speak fol.
lowing the movie * Marks the Spot "
Bundle day will be Monday and Tuesday
Keniiverth.
Board meeting, 80 pm. Tuesday
Meeting 100 pm. wednesday. motion pic
lures will be shown and refreshment.
served.
Keteham.
Meetins. 1:30 pm. Monday. There will
Mrs. Renfro and oftcer Smith. 4 aim or
class meets from l to 3 pm. Thursday
Homemakers Club meets every fourth
Wednesday at pm.
Meeting. 8 pm. Monday. There will b,
talk on the program for the month
Taking Care Of Your Chifd's Eyes" b.
Mrs. MArGaret r. Osterman, executive d.
rector for the District of Columbia Societ,
for Prevention Of Blindness.
Randall Highlands.
Homemakers' Club, from / 70 Pm
Wednesday.
Raymond.
Meeting. pm. Monday. The speaker
will be Miss Ida Lind. director of instruc
tion for elementary schools. Parents ma,
visit the rooms before the meeting.
Stanten.
Meeting, 1880 pm. Monday. There vii
be general discussion on observation
which are helpful to parent education OBJ
tanned through visits by parents to chill
drens classrooms during the past week
Mrs. Hogan, seventh division Representative
to the Board Of Managers. OF the Distric
Of Columbia. Consress Of Parents ans
Teachers, and Mrs. Brunch, associate rep
resentatiye, will be special guests. Tel
Will be served at pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
GARAGES FOR RENT.

ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY, at Grain high
way-Good location for any kind Of bust
Capitol Heights, Md.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-closed garage
for only 81 monthly.
of 1923 Newton st, and 1910 N. H. Apply
McKEEvER g. WHITEFORD 1914 K NV.
/ DOUBLE, for light delivery trucks; sew
eral PASSENGER cars; wide paved alley.
Rear Of 619 11th st. ne. WO. S026
10 GARAGES, near 14th and Penna. ave.
s.e.: S5 month; cheaper by year. WA.
20xJ0 FIT; suitable for shop or storage;
reasonable. Call MR.. BARTLEY, ME.
034S or TR. 4149.
CONCRETE GARAGES. near Piney Branch
rd. and Crittenden ST., easy to drive in
and out: S5. Ma. 05s7.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, 4et interest, Prompi
service. MOORE & HILL CO., sO4 18th
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING will
buy second-trust notes, d. c., nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP, 1917
N. Y. ave. NV. National $685.
SALARIED LADIES-n you need none,
see MI Green strictly eonfidentian. 1O14
& st: NV: NATIONAL FINANCE co.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
MENT CO., s17 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
MONEY on LIST or 2nd trusts; promp,
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
or D.. G.. property. THE AMERICAN co,
S07 18th. ma S032
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST .nt
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
GARAGES WANTED.

ONE-CAR GARAGE Of private home,
GEORGETOWN pref IL S6I4
SPACE wanted by lady in vicinity Of 18th
and Park I'd. NV. Cali NO. 1891. 19s
GARAGE or garage space, vicinity Of Wis
consin ave- and Chevy Chase DIR. WI.
54f56.
WANTED, private garage in vicinity Of
New Hampshire and Princeton pl NV.
Call Ia 0S6S.
Wis: avs.-Nacomh st. area. Phone M
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Admiral Bowen to Speak
To SAR Wednesday

Rear Admiral Harold G. Bowen
chief of the Office of Research and
Invention of the Navy Department
will discuss "The Influence Of Scien-
tific Research on the Progress Of
the War" at a meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution al
8 pm. Wednesday at the Mayfiowel
Hotel.
Edison L. Whitney will read a
paper on The Tory Governors oi
New England Under George III.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
FARMS WANTED.

VETERAN desires contact owner Of small
farm which he may purchase on reasonable
terms; can pay for a reasonable place il
given q chance and can pay $500 down.
what have you? Address P. o. Box 1O7
Main Of1ce, Arlington, Va.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm on share basis
Stocked and equipped for general farm.
ing. Box 422-R, Star
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.-A good
tobacco farm with a modern house ano
good farm buildings. wanted at once; car
9593, Sunday OR. 4s33. o. B. ZANT.
FINGER CO.
GOVT. WORKER has 81. 600 for down nay.
meut on farm near convenient transporta-
ton to Washington. What have you tc
Gner? Send full details to P. o. Box 1858
Washington IL. 49,
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Hidden Mexico Is Topic

Mrs. Matthew w. Sterling, arche-
ologists, will speak on Exploring
Hidden Mexico" before the Club de
las Amelicas at 9 pm. Wednesday
In the auditorium Of the Nationsi
Archives. Movies Of Mexico, taken
BY r. II. Steward, PHOTOGRAPHER for
the National Geosrsphic socjetys
win be shown.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

AUTO, TRUCK, TAXI Loans, S25 ts
So 800; low cost, 1s mos. to repay EoUI.
Washinston Offices, cor. 17tth and erlsn Eye n.w.
RE. 0120: cor. 18th and H ne. FIR. 1900
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la,os, couples must
apply for O marriage license on
enc day, toGit three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddvs.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz, promotion
chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Women's Division OF
the War Finance Committee, Is a
Evening star., 1945-11-18

Financial bulls and bears
cannot affect the value Of your
Victory Loan Bonds. Uncle Sam
guarantees you an excellent profit
on Victory Bonds that are held to
maturity
Evening star., 1945-11-18

COllcCWT VI TMc
a n d h ! S t orr c
fans. Her collec-
ton of, about 400
fans is one Of
the most notable
and representa-
tive private col
lections In the
United States.
The fans, too,
have been dill
gent in warWork
for they have
b e en- exhibited
for such causes
as the Red Cross
Evening star., 1945-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE, White dump truck. WILLIAM
SELTZER, 1882 18th st. NV, NO. S001 +.
DODGE, new, 11a-ton stake body. Call
AT. 1852 any time eve. and SUNDAYS. 1g'
Evening star., 1945-11-18
MONEY WANTED.
AUTO LOANS,

CAPITAL WANTED to manufacture and
market patented cabinet for new homes.
Box 346-E, Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
GARAGES FOR SALE.

IOO-CAR GARAGE-This will only Interest
some one who understands the business
and is in position to invest $50 900 cash
very profitable operation. Call HARRY
I FRIEDMAN Broker RE 11fR
Evening star., 1945-11-18
HOUSE TRAILERs WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TRADE corner residential lot or part equity
income home. Takema Park, for super
trailer SH. 6s9s
Evening star., 1945-11-18

of late models VIII sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
rand h, -. .i~~.-,'---~ s1.57s
r. and h. h.s-.S-s--------~---". ~ 1924
drive. heater 0' 11N--'.l1-'--N~. -'' LASS
h.. oVerdrive -' ~ 1875
Al Buick Special sedanette heater 1,226
- sedan. neater "'.l1lN 1.lNe- - 1875
~ heater, excellent tires @ ~ 1890
~ heater h supef NoH--aNN.-~n1 se0an. a1.o 1 1.1e4
convertibies- =
snd san h. 'oA'' e"--e-.-. sOuDe' %. y :. 1895
eoupe! s vacuum uM drive. r. and h. 1875
Many Others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO.. WA. 411I.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

| line. $3.50; terms. DEWEY M. FREE
NAN, $500, Branch ave. Sc. sP. 0767.
aSNfGomERY StSSsf sssfaSS COUNTY FARM on con-
crete rd.; 135 a.. 100 a: tillable; this Is
b oqa sG say crop cop to
120-ft. well. big barn. corn house. wagon
shed. henhouse. etc: reasonably priced at
4s71. DE with Earl, +. wRIGHT. T. 7s4o wise.
WILKINS WIZ KI IRE REAL TN Ess1paTEaacr. pin farm
near CoIesyille. modern 2-bedrm: bunsss.
lST nys. fgl baSSemspt osred attis psafn MR
lsEL1, 81. 3oo1; ewes, sH. 1920. s2oI
Sai sHESANDoAH vALLEY-e-room bunga-
E with hath ane o ssrss ~ and
Of shenandSsh G City; y;; Price; ss 500 csll a
or write JOHN w. GOOD. l19 N. sra st.'
10 ACRES, s-rm.- house, stream: 2 old
buildings: timber; Sumsrduck, Va; 81 .450;
SOUTHERN MARYLAND-Pre-ciyi War,
brick hoSse stqsted 9n Sassess
and designed houses for that period. Has
original lines, Is in good condition and
consist consist Of Ht tenant houses tobacco barns
stable and garage. producing State road
g. milf 4ssoDohs 5Es n M & ns sa7 rTss TSsS
st. NV. Elk. 2740.
FAIRFAX FARMS acres and independ.
enSs, $3.50 tne house. house,: ,n $Ss down. s,.2 81
larger and smaller tracts. some as low as
$500. payable $50 down. SO month; .
nice stream Dificult RLn) flows through
the property and some lots run back to
this brook; some are cleared land that has
been planted to wheat or corn. some have
pick Drive out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. rast
Fairfax High School to Kamp Washington,
turn right on Route 90 Winchester rdD
about ! mile to big sign on right FAIR
FAX FARMS. Open every day ! to 9
Greyhound bus passes Fairfax Farms on
Route so.
10 to IL ACRES, good farm land, all clear:
$3.50 an acre: miles from Silver Spring
on good road. CRANE g. HELAN, 81. 1000
l16-ACRE FARM, nearby Monteomery
County, Nd: long frontase on hard road;
9-room house, also Groom tenant house.
all modern improvements. In good con-
dition: bank barn, corn house, garage,
tiful meadow: this is an attrsetiye stock
farm. Call Mr.. Saunders, with 3. NJ FRY.
| INC. T240 Wisconsin ave, WI. 67A0. Eve
nihgs call 0r. Saunders WI 6148.