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Evening star., 1947-07-06

SPECIAL SALE-MotoBecane motorcycles:
limited amount on hand; reduced to S2g5.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO co. 7th
INDIAN Ia43' excellent condition; s93o,
1875 M1q1isk MATcHLEss Ten 500 c. c.; 5000 miles;
buddy saddle, crash bars; oyedrhhauledi best
safsBgRY sfE gnSfF SofoEs co ssss the
Windshield, rear bumper. tandem seat seat
Ride Ri litD'' it scooTER SALES SERVICE: 4505
Lee hT s5 pen va s1ndsy or IS to E.
poA!T d AF1FnfSS9 kSocK YOURSELF OUT looking
81 the 9sst 'ry srsss Sc eonson hs bs'
k0'Gnsi RhaL afSi Bu{; & cushman motor scooter.
deadtn Is4 mode for on only F!e 800 W. psss peri
INDIAN CHIEF. Ia45; excellent condition;
buddy seat, saddle bags. windshield. ST.,
HAiRLEY-DAvrpsoN, 1922: motor r.
soS;rSS ssSS; $3.50 Ssd w 754a nsrt.,t motor: fully
II RIEYt-DAvIDsoN, 1s41 l45,; saddle
inSs ~ opsdK sse sSnS Raws
must sen price, 1895. OK. 0646.
A. J. s., 1916; excellent condition. low
mileage saddle bags, extras; S475 or best
offer below. 2-B Northway. Greenbelt 1927.
MATCHLEsS, 1916, 500; perfect cond.;
1916 MOTOR SCOOTER, good condition,
$3.50 WI. a25S
INDIAN CHIEF, 1a46. 1857, Good Hope
I'd. sc. Saddle bag, windshield, buddy
iHiAsRLEY-pAvrDsoN. 1895 ~: 5000
cash or trade for pickup. WILLIAM A.
BEAHM, care E. A. Peters. Notely I'd. and
Colesville pike. Silver Spring, Route ,,
Md Phone Ashton 3s42
HARLEY 1885. "A; new tires,
chain sprockets. battery excellent condi-
9n Ss WIS Warsa mosorsyee syes
model 81, $3.50. Call Vienna 1881. IS
CUSHMAN motor SCOOTER, perfect condi-
ton. $3.50, or trade for car. EN-. 40Sl.
HARLEYs (2l. 1941 "a; 1888 "a:
both have had recent overhaul and paint
Job and are in excellent condition., two
buddies going overseas and must sell for
best offers. 81. 51SS.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES Customs Service = To
whom 1t may concern: The Commissioner
Of Customs, on July /. 1947, authorized
the change of name of, the gas yacht,
"Judyjim." official number 23603a to
that Of .'Maryjon" ROBERT B. APPLE
BEE Deputy Collector g.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
sEAsAnpE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Vacation at the Car
olire": delicious food delightful rms and
furnished apis. 100 Caroline ST.. phone
Ocean City, Md, 319. %
VALUABLE 0CEAN-FRONT LOTS (3). to-
tai frontage 16S IT. immed south of Surf
Club. 56th St. Va. Beach. Va; direct from
owner; sell sinsly or as block. Box 1881,
Siar Los
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SuMMER CAMPS.

SEVEN WINDS FARM. on Chesapeake Bay
Summer home for girls, Al yrs; all ad
products: extra supervision while or beach:
$50 per mo. Box 70-M. Star "a
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAlNTING-Complete Job, S35 UP:
work guaranteed GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave extended s.e., Ii $3.50.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, $50: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADD1-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 l4th st. NV,
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ONE 1946 ARIEL. excellent condition,
little over 1000 miles, good rubber.
/ owner Better buy cannot be found.
One 1915 Ariel, crash bars, dual seats,
perfect running condition.
One 1916 motor scooter, 2-speeds. extra
tire: a wonderful buy.
See them at ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
SALES, 2014 M st. NV. RE. 1913. ID
Evening star., 1947-07-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL TRADE small row house in Balti-
more (good rental property, excel. cond.)
as part payment on small suburban house
in D. C. or nearby Md. or Va. No new
houses considered. Address Box 3l5-R, Star
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PARKING SPACE WANTED

SHADY PLACE for 1s-ft. trailer, in private
yard. suburbs; will pay $40 mo. FORSE,
--'r11 Tl,Fl-
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1871 COL RID. NV. (rear)-single metal
garage; suitable storage and parking: 81
mo- Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL FINANCE g.
REALIY e co. slo N. T. ave. NV Ma
i GARAGE, 11th and sts ne: also
several garages Georgia ave. and Morton
Evening star., 1947-07-06
GARAGES WANTED

SINGLE OR DOUBLE. in vicinity Conn
ave. between Cathedral ave. and Tilden
St; will pay at least & mos. in advance
Call EN- $500
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

steel and aluminium ga
RACES. shops and factory bldss., erected.
fSmRssf 6UPoN IRON osn wosRs Nc 1855
st. NV. MA. 3766. .
GARAGE, single, galvanized; can be easily
Giss ssesmbled; price. $50; buyer to remove.
1904 14th st. NV. GE; 1920.
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TRAlLERS WANTED.
MOTORCYCLES.

is it.; prefer unfurnished; must be
good condition to travel and reasonably
CH R3Sh
Evening star., 1947-07-06

1-ToN CARGO TRAILERs, ss5; Mt. Ver-
non auto trailers, $3.50.
Vans. platforms, sen1is. lowboys. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., $500 Lee hwy, Airing
r0nl
Evening star., 1947-07-06

and really clean car throughout brand
new white-wall tires; Sl,095; real buy
PoNTiac PH2HS 1s41 "s, Silver Streak: sxeeg-
ber 81 80 or best Offer under, AD' 9n St9o or
pAfaasD best offer unaer nSer Sna" Ia. 192sl E ' ~
.Sss II sscd eondition ss5 sedan RA ssss asiv
en- only IA miles: radio; heater. seat COW
s1s al d., ether nd.T extras cs Ex 1854 see
fs5 Tfar sf fses Hsw tax gGrk M miles
takes take = it. Phone Ex. 800, BOB BRILL,
foSriAe e 1915 stresmlinsr: black M ;tSs 4Laeor;
sTuDEBAKER 1898 Commander 4-dr.. Sc
dan: immaculate inside and out. r. and h.
motor recently overhauled; 500. co. 49os
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion -2-lr. Sc
dan: r. and h.: S655 or best offer under.
5000 46th ave, Riverdale, Md. uN. $500.
sTUDEBAKER 1a41 5-passenger 2-door
a nice appearance. 81 ,095. CAPITOL CAD
LILAC. 1922 22nd st. NV, MA. $500.
s es saf ysi 5s ssnaSR
sTguDEBAKER gjp 1912 Commander skyway
sedan; in very nies condition d 9nst thFousnous
sTUDEBAKER 1889 4-dr. Commander;
motor overhauled, good tires, batteries; etc,
Price $3.50 or best ofer under s6 Emonf pnonf
St. Falls Church. %
sTUDEBAKER 1885 2-dr. sedan; black
finish seat s9yers wn nsatso; sG3s June D. C.
s1a 1aaa paee ssoo L. fd
1926 Livingston road Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

You looked at me. you never did get
married, did you, Gene?"
lit a cigarette mo. Haven't had time.
Besides - you are the girl in my play. Toni.
The girl you still are. The real you - thatm
never change. Why did you marry Jack?"
Because loved him."
| noticed the past tense, pounced on it.
"Losed Why are you still married to him?"
Because well. we're married, that's all.
You take man for better or worse. don't
you? Through sickness or health till -.
didn't mean to say that! lOse Jack. And
we're happy. Really we are. Gene! We're as
happy as the next couple"
SOMEHOW I didn't like that speech, and
when you were through, stood up.
You stood up. too. Must you go?'
Yeah Thanks for the dinner. III give you
a ring again one of these days."
You looked at me. eyes wide, uncertain;
then you threw your arms about my neck and
kissed me, deeply. The old way. knew you
hadn't meant to. hadn't intended to either
and yet maybe had. But if you were
happy with Jack, and if he loved you, I'd
leave you alone. I told myself that as left.
But back at the hotel, I couldn't drive you
Continued on bGee is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

eve saw the road show when it played here
several weeks ago." you said at last. I'VE -
that is, Jack - thought the heroine was lot
like me. You always said you'd write play
about me some day"
Toni - Toni-of course, the girl tn the play
is you On rather, the Toni I used to knoso.
Again Jack echoed my thoughts; pushing
away his empty plate, he let out his belt.
Swell dinner What l meant, darling"
he said, she was the sort of kid you were six
years ago. Eighty - and sort of out of this
world sometimes. Like when you'd start read
ing fashion magazines and forget to cook
dinner"
Toni was awfully clever making clothes"
said. 'She had wonderful ideas. You haven't
given it up, have you, TOMB"
emo" SHE said slowly mo. Of course
haven't" You stood there, a dirty empty
plate in each hand, and suddenly smiled down
at me. Like it? made it myself"
'You mean the little dress you have on?"
Its Toni original. l make all the kids
clothes too. Really, it's big saving to have
flair for clothes and know how to use sewing
machine. I'm the best dressed gal in this
block"
.You aren't kidding" Jack said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

What meant was, don't you miss me? But l
couldn't put it into words yet
NO." you said - but didn't believe you.
II was just silly, as Jack said Eighty. Every
kid has crazy dreams; then one grows older
and they 60 away"
1T wouldn't have had to 60 away, Toni.
You could have done it. You're clever and
beautiful. You're the loveliest girl I've ever
known"
All the color drained from your cheeks;
you stared down at your hands.
I GU mustn't say such things to me, Gene.
don't know how to answer them any more"
''You don't k,sosO hos0 to anstoer thent"'
1--WE gotten sort of rusty at returning
compliments
''You mean - no one tells you that you're
beautiful? Jack doesn't say it?"
You looked at me again, and two spots of
pink sprang up in your cheeks. He doesn't
have to- We've been married for six years."
IF were married to you for sixty years,
I'd still be telling you every night and every
morning, through the years, Toni darling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

He and helped with the dishes, and it was
after nine when you hung up the towels and
led us into the living room. You were looking
bit tired by then; there were circles under
your eyes, but you were still beautiful. Jack
was openly yawning. Yet when l started to
leave you insisted that sit down and talk
for awhile
AT A quarter past ten Jack announced that
he was off for bed. When he'd gone, closing
one of the two bedroom doors firmly behind
him, you curled your feet up on the hard sofa
and smiled at me.
Guess I'm glutton, but l can't get
enough of talking to you. It's been such fun.
Do you remember how we used to talk about
everything? Jack isn't talking man -ex-
cept clutches and worn brakes. don't mean
he isn't interesting, it's just -"
took a deep breath. Toni, are you
happy?"
Every happy"
But all the things you were going to do -
the big dreams - what's happened to them,
Toni? Don't you miss them sometimes?"
Evening star., 1947-08-10
JGE, in use: your price. SH

ELECTRIC wELDER. gas-driven, 300
amp. excellent shape; also gas outfft,
asEcrRohUx sfEe hSsa x nREMFR1GERAroR, Simmons n
Kitchen furniture. Sold separately; reason
e day after rVas ia and USH weekdays or co. s4e2
EIEcTRoGux f1sst T z Ct VACUUM CLEANER. newest
model, with all attachments S69,95. CHI.
ELECTRoLUx servel refrigerator in good
condition, $3.50: also fute, music stand
HNeYsfoSEDrA las5aSsf; PED al AMERIcaSx 1914 sa,
ton. like new; 2-year books; Ss5. 1454
1EsSGEsaSvs ENGsAv1NG stG MACHINE. practically new;
new Hermes with 8 boxes Of type; nice for
Iis ShtsFs c, ffe IL vii Rsy for itself in Short
Ektar lens, tilt. neg; sell Or trade for
fstaRER Rmfss Fsd.raI Gnis9 iso ?es5 sfs motor
s4e' xos suss ss1s 81 i4t&S & s,0, D-~s ~ 'n Ds'
SACKS ' lens praeticaiiy S new. H Cali Hobart
22SNHIDARGERs. finest makes again avail.
pspsr pss enssshs efsss
f2Ec1a1vs f2 sSf e. sEEAke sTi II Re sYsTeM
ss ssy ssS ss ns aassiF Sc :Isfs ysf
EXTENSION LADDER, blow torch, wheel.
barrow, wise, nails. picks. shovels: cross
cut saw, sledges wedges, pipe threader, pipe
wise. B-x conduit, electric motor. grinder
gallon muriatic acid. child's wagon. desk
window shades. storm window. heavy work
bench, fruit press. other items. II Wal Wal
EXHAUST FAN, l6-in,: bathinette, baby
must sell quickly. oliver 1858.
FAN-36-in. attic exhaust fan; eooa con-
FANS. elec.. floor and table models; special
August reduced prices for cash only. BAL
L.ARDS, 1900 g st. NV.
FANS, Ice: 24:in: exhaust, $50; 2o;:inn
GOOD es baby carriage SEQ. FR. 1a3s.
FANs-Immed; delivery. orand-neE s; 10
GE, Westinshouse, kisco and Rex Cole;
priced from S7.95. Select your fan from
ally famous standard brands: STAND.
ARD TIRE 4 BATTERY CO. 10Th i,,i a and ! 7
Ii. 2es3, Ii. s741
FANS-Cne 12-inch, one 16-inch, dc. cur.
rent; also 24-inch on pedestal, &C; parg
today. CO. 1926; week, d. 1872.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

NV, has a brother and two sisters in a
DIP camp. And some older members can
clearly remember days when they were
without country of their own.
The seriousness of the Zionists' purpose
doesn't crowd out good time. Each full
meeting has its program of entertainment.
Frequently, traditional Hebrew dances and
songs are put on by members of the young
peoples groups.
When everything scheduled for a meet
ing night is through, young and old eagerly
join in pushing back the chairs to make
room for dancing the Hora and other
Jewish steps.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Zionists Buying
A Homeland
By LUDY WERNER
TWO THOUSAND Washington n

i
l. to buy country.
They are members of the Louis D.
Brandeis Zionist DistricLthe local branch
of the Zionist Organization of America,
which is, in turn, an affiliate of the World
Zionist Organization.
Together with ZioniSts all over the world
members of the Washington group con-
tribute regularly for the purchase of land
In Palestine, where they hope to establish
home for the wandering members of
their race.
Their plan for a Jewish national home
is simple one. The Jewish National Fund,
set up by the ZionistS, makes the purchases,
which then become the common property
of the Jewish people. Already, 46 per cent
of Palestine land owned by Jews is held
in this manner
The Zionist theory doesn't stop there,
however. Leaders of the movement con-
slider even more important actual attain
ment Of a Jewish commonwealth in Pales-
tine, where the Jews can be governed by
their own laws.
A colony called the Well of the Judge
is special project in Palestine sponsored
by the Brandeis District. Like the local
chapter Of Zionists, the new colony Is
named in honor of the late Supreme Court
Justice Louis D. Brandeis. He was an active
leader in the Zionist movement and his
home often was the setting for Zionist
gatherings.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau, a friend of the
justice, is president of the Brandeis Dis
trict Mr.. Breslau meets twice each month
with other officers and directors to admin
lister and plan work for his district. Joseph
Andelman Henry L.. Kronstadt, William
Simmons, Joseph Tudor and Ted Levin are
vice presidents Outstanding also in local
Zionist activities are such well-known
Washington businessmen as Joseph Cher
ner, I. s. Turnover, Isadore Hershfleld, A. 8.
Kay and Arthur Schiller.
The full membership meetings held
monthly at the Jewish Community Center
are family affairs. Youth and women's
groups sponsored by the Brandeis District
join In these sessions These groups in
clude the Masada for young men, Hadassah
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Officers Of the Louis D.
Brondeis Zionist District
get together for a confer
enee. Left to right: Robbi
Isodore B6esIoG, presi-
dent; Joseph Tudor, vice
president, youth division;
Joseph AndeImon. vice
president, notionoI fund;
Theodore n. Levin, vice.
president, program and
education, and Henry l.
Kronstodt, vice president,
public reiotions.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

for women, Junior Hadassah for young
women, Young Judea for boys and girls,
and Avuka for college students.
officers and Executive Board members
make progress reports to the full meetings
Problems surrounding Jewish entry into
Palestine currently are favorite topics for
guest speakers.
Some applauding members at a recent
meeting had good reason to feel that Jews
should have home in Palestine. For ex-
ample, first cousin of Albert Mushinsky,
4709 Fourth street NV, is in displaced
persons camp awaiting entry into Pales-
tine. Simon Mermelstein, 1859 Taylor street
Evening star., 1947-05-03

& rss ss Msgns ca5s ns Sa sn from "
bSas bSfs .adsss sa5sias s5. e: q ndt: o.s D.
biosrsPhy.. foE An INDEFINITE period: Nth
s2s rem p.nn. n DsHs aSdssss II
Ausust 4: .Mep and Coal Exhibit," pre-
By coslss % &. Mnss
snniveIsary Of Br.hWs death, throuEh
ro1eh nso guns a. nsa &. oesssSn
the United States. recorded in historical
print, sai,.. and draEin.s: through May;
BY The American architect. BENJAMIN i
Latrobe; through May 2b; Blackiston VII
e1ns collection q iolas snroush May
SQUARE pANcE.
a.li asRRss sfp. ". AiEssn Hss ssSSa sSS
s..s,.' s.;S|s|.s =, nj,
seSinnins a. O'clock tonisht 1t o1is tt,
s ssS s.sas as s.s. s:9 e::s
ond street NV: ivy jsnior @ foicss fiacsisse. csn.
aio11 sssss e. .1sss 1ss'sfSR
Two orchestras dancins on second
Sssa sas assssa'a bso s'fs :lss
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band
ncESsuSo, n BIS Tenth street NV. $3.50
STAGE show. contests. stunts, prizes
and refreshments. q o'clock tontsht. use
Dance with orchestra, s:45 o'clock to-
night, USO Club. 1911 II street NV.
FOR OFFICERS.
Dance with orchestra. hostesses ON.
hampshire avenue NV. o'clock TO-
Dance with small eolored band. ofHcsrs
Service Club OF the United Nations, 1644
rEenty-hrst street NV. s:45 o'clock to-
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Births Reported

Herman and Ann Albers, boy.
Herman and Florence Bailey. girl.
Morris and Clara Best, girl.
James and MarEaret Brady. boy.
Nathan and Margaretha Clark, giri.
Alvan and Helen Clarke, girl.
Rudolph and Edns Cordua, boy.
Robert and Dolores cummins. girl.
Robert and Marjorie Dangel, boy.
James and Esta Davidson. boy.
cnarl:s an sna and aas.n Man. D1on bos S1'
Ralph and Vivian Egan, boy.
Glen and Mary Ferguson, girl.
ahsrl.s sna and dde se.ty Hslas bos Se
Henry and Dale Harding, girl.
Joseph and virginia Herrity. girl.
Manly and Myrtle Hicks. girl;
ESssT' osa .na aad RsTss RsTasas Hashs. hsSss f
Jerome and Dorothy. jameson. girl.
John and Jqanita yukas. boy:
Whine Winfield dna and dsis Msraaret Kelly, Soy.
sossrs sossrs ana ana Mara mary TX. nirby; Ss, girl
4san:. :ns :ns ssa: ssssss pssa:s ;I
sms: sans' .ns .sd Ms1s.set s,.a MsDoy srl
HAIRY ana ma Islg Psrdse e1 Sog 10'
| James and Kathryn Patrick, girl.
Norman and Lilyan Perlson. boy.
william william sns and asas asises safaa ar 'ir
Rossrs Rob- sna and % Enssa saess sr ri and
Jacques and johanna segal, Girl,
James and joyce Shay, boy.
I Henry, jr., and Patricia Sites, girl.
| William and Ruth Southwood. girl.
Donald and Marilyn Speirs, boy.
Curtis and Gladys Staudte, boy.
Delbert and Grace Steiner. girl.
| Robert and Ethel Terry, girl.
Norman and Irene Tice, boy.
Henry and Helen Tobin, boy.
| Louis and Adele Vexler, boy.
| Paul and Dorcas Welliver, boy.
Iyey and Marguerite Westmoreland, boy.
Leroy and Elizabeth Ayres, girl.
John and Clementine Balthrop, boy.
Charles and Juanita Banks, Gfrl.
James and Abigaile Coleman, Girl.
George and Margaret Corbin, girl.
Harry and Agnes De Polar, boz
Owen and Sarah Jackson, girl.
Clyde and jamie Duvali, boy.
James and Ruth Johnson, girl
Haywood and Dorothy Jones, boy
Fred, jr., and Odessa Locke, girl.
William and Nora MacMilleT, girl.
Robert and Loree Murray, boy.
Joseph and Melgtne Reid, boy.
John and Susie Roane, boy.
Edward and Alberta eimms girl.
Chester and Airline Spencer, girl.
Charles and Betsy Tibhs, boy.
Fermon and Inex Venson, boy
Ienord and Hazel Warren, gffl.
William and Viola Wins, boy.
Edward and Rebecca Winters, boy.
Sihsuin -tsong and Yueh Yu. girl.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. Ldtps couples must
apply for q marriage license ON
one day, ,Ddit three full days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Kns e. Of ss2s su,s.ss g Md and
Mann sasfn 81 Both oi 'nf foss
tRobsrs Msrkl.y. q. # 4ses q nichel; vic y A ave.
Louie Peoples; Is: NAs Agacosstn,ss' ssns Srd snd
Louis smysihhs WiIIismson. s ss. Levy. Ark and
Hs ssnssn nason 81 Of d lea o Pass dlsrd nd T.
nM. and, Marjorie Lloyd, "a, Meridian
sss 3 saYs e. az 1s:h Wood 's
Sc. and Dorothy cnace. 81. of 45s
na;nSs 6s:es; sa-s st sh.e j. esiai :, ISL i
N':sa :aa ssDs. s tsss ep S IN
sa 4s. Sssa9 H. st ~ H. 18Th 7; l7es
chsqiss sqs..d HIl; Ii NJ Of 2.ss eslitorni. st.
| n.W., ano NHsihia oeonm' @o' 1oke"oou,
Richard Breck. 90, Fort Belyoir. va. and
L. wsTns Pists1vIE "a
s5s..s esssss Sss % & st 81 =, NJ,
81 Sssh & Laura ri nc aa Martina wilkins
besn af sai s sss sfs.sr ssrsss
Albert Ferguson. .jr.. 21. Of 1907 bOth
,oss sSsa Aa.t,a. s:i T. a. and M.s,. rull.r. II.
:: 3. ,. llos cs,yns,. y W.
s.nusl satas aassn@.ll, "a 80, Arlington. and sarah
chsries Msrkeii, IL. and Masie oimstead,
:. 40. both Of 200 Rhode Island ave. ne.
ssfsl.roa: Both Of i1ls ans ar.la e
Spencer Jones. 80. 71b g st. NV. and
.ss isassa a snSsBs e. ros s a.yoa a.S Eth Va 3; and
Hobsrts mo Morris; ao; Ts,ioms rsrk;, r;, Nd.
.emae sTs rsEs. sassmss saS Dsri Gray. ao Aleo's
% sna 1es 5odon H. IL T. q ansSs ssss IiiSos nGn
wiilssm iilHssi n,E foml.n.on, ~. Of sss = St. .v..
vinssn, u TINS. IN q, Of ISL; q. srd St. n..,
OTIS cr.ebs. 81; and aioris Brown. rs,
ana e.. Ks.. Game: e. S q s = sas 2h b.n. s
Pred Brown, %. Augusta, Ga. and Martha
Beverly. IL, Bristol, Tenn,
Nv. .aS Aan.s M.Sdos. 20 a5. 0et0e q soo1 u
- u M, n.N.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
WeAY fh, 1913 hsassrsIss.

WGAY FIN duplicates all WGAY pro-
grams from 8 m to 7:15 pm. daily. and
In addition broadcasts the following pro-
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Gen. Grant to Address
PHYLLIS Wheutley "

Maj. Gen. u. S. Grant III, chair
man of the. National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. will
speak at meeting Of the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA at 8 o'clock to-
night at the YWCA Annex, 1719
Thirteenth street NV.
The meeting marks the opening
Of a weeks celebration Of the as
sociation's AID anniversary. Mrs.
j. Hayden johnson, vice president
Of the Phyllis Wneatley "Y." Is
chairman OF the Anniversary Com
mittee.