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Evening star., 1947-11-23
AUToMoTiVE MISCELLANEOUS.

Tp-9 1914 dozer and
shovel combination for sale. Call Hill
TIRES, 3, 7O0x2O, 1O-ply rayon cord; also
3, 700x20 tubes; all like new. TW. 2570.
JEEP ENGINE, 81 hp., complete. ali ac-
cessories: in original crate; never rum
s145 sIRpfs faSh 1R1GR HniGR 15i IRts .u,r ch Ga.
RICE MOTOR CO.. 1924 Bladensburg rd
ne. Il
FOR SALE Chevrolet grill. 1884. peri.
sa9d So y3s 81 FoRp MA @SHS MOTOR blocks, s. and
95 Any time, AT S3la or GE. o1s6
DUMP BODY. ! GA yds., Perfection, in
good condition. used 6 months, metal cap
shield any time. AT. 1919.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
PARKING LOTS.

SILVER SPRING = Commercial parking
space for trucks or cars with use of base
ment or small 1st-fioor room as ofhce;
inspection and propositions invited.
OWNER, SH 231a
Evening star., 1947-11-23
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES BU

GARAGES BUILT Of lifetime aluminium to
your requirements; 12x20 size. $780, REIN
forced concrete floor, overhead door: easy
payments arranged. Call r. c. O'FLAH-
ERTY, Alex. 5123. -23
Evening star., 1947-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
GMERICAN BANTAl

AMERICAN BANTAM 1910 convertible
coupe; passed D. C.. inspection. 2 new
AUSTIN 's": completely overhauled. new
tires; $3.50. DE. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?-Rent a new ono by the
hour. day or week NATIONAL CAR
SYSTEM, 1908 st. NV, Ex.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

FIT. LAUDERDALE, FLA-Seasonal rent
al: min. from beach off Las Olas blvd !
3-bedrm. house; owner temporarily visiti-
ing Gil 4613 IA
Evening star., 1947-11-23

AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE (cont.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

100 ACRES. so acres clear; 12-room
house, lie baths. refrigerator and gas
stove, AGAR gar. chicken house, room for
5000 chickens: tobacco farm: Arm. ten
ant house, tenant will remain; and other
outbu!ldings: II miles from D. c. line;
price. $4,000.
"a acres on State rd near river side,
] OO0-ft. frontage; price. 81 900; 500
cash. balance monthly. L. G. KRAGH.
La Plata. Md Phone La Plata 43;32
Evening star., 1947-11-23

BUICKs, Chevrolets, Fords. Plymouths
Pontiacs or trucks, all models. new or
5 pm. WASHINGTON. AuTo AucT1oN
s51l colesyille Td.. S. s., Nd. SH 4400.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

most outstanding trailer coach builders
in the world. Our large selection offers
you choice in size and materials .
rooms, 3 rooms and 4 rooms in steel
Evening star., 1947-11-23
MONTGOMERY COTNTY FARNIS-Al

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARN1k-Ap-
prox 2.1-acre dairy farm on gravel hwy,
~ miles from D. c.: 1-room house and D.
room tenant house with cleo; bank barn,
42-coW dairy barn. :! slios every helto
watered ecod hog fence; $4,000; will also
sell equipment.
Approx i72-acre dairy farm. nearly
all tlllable. well fenced, on hard road
watered by springs; modern S-room house
beautifully loc.; Il2 baths modern kit,
oil heat: porches, , lnclosed: :! barns. stlo,
3-car gar.; all nee. outbldes.; $50. 900.
r WRIGHT, Realtor, WI. 5000: eyes,
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Port Tobacco: 5-room dwelling, recently
modernized bath oil-stove heat, cleo
I tricity, telephone; modern kitchen; 6
acres; on good road; $4,000.
land and Virginia. Advise requirements.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata, Md.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

lie ACRES on route 90. 16 mi. from
D. c.: s-rm. and 2-bath house recently
Femodeled has every ore eee6sG c6.G
frontage. exceptionally hne view; lmmedi-
ate possession; liberal terms, SANDY
SPRING REALTY Co, Ashton 242l.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

PRESENTING THE BEST for your money
-.,5 acres; Groom house, outbuildings,
II acres, S-rm. house all modern con-
venIences; outbldgs., Al shape Montgom-
cry County.
l2 acres, S-rm. house. can be adapted
for tourist, antiques, horses, chickens, etc.
All outbldgs., Al condition. For all par
,culars please call WORTHINGTON
REALTY, exclusive agents. 81. 3100, or
drop in at our Office. S427 Georgia ave-
open until q II no answer, SH, 1913. IA
Evening star., 1947-11-23
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY. phone
;516 CulpeDPr Va

~ ACRES, 7-r Pennsylvania style Colo
NAL stone. house, good view, old stone,
spring and meat house, barn, other out
buildings; built about 1870; electricity;
SS.40Q
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on hard-surfaced road; $50 per acre.
Acres, bearing orchard located on
Route {, Round Hill, Va. Price and terms.
Acres, 7-r. modern frame residence,
located on Route :, shaded with old oaks.
Price and terms; see US.
nice lawn, at foothills of mountains;
. to 40 acres, new log. and frame house
room, large basement fagstone porch. logs
stained dark with white plaster between
logs; second story Of California, redwood,
tiful view. Just off Route :; excellent road.
excellent workmanship. Can be INSPECTED
any time by appontmsnI For price ana
six-room house. bath. heat, all modern,
on good-sized town lot, in nice town;
All Of the above are for immediate pos
session. Many other bargains in real es.,
tate. C., C. ELSEA & SON. Bluemont and
6252. Bluemont ONCE open all day Sunday
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING, 13 rms,
center hall, winding stairway, walnut
railing, closets, bath porrches; 2 rooms room
matte water system. gas stove. heaters
hot-water heater, poultry house loo
spa snd Gloedet shade electrcity phone ava
able 5 acres good road; terms: S13,125
100 acres; dwelling, brick, IL rooms
8 halls, attic, full-size basement. 4-room
frame house, stone meat and spring
houses. . garages. double courthouse, poui-
try house, bank barn, 60x90 it; electricity
phone; farm in good grass; truly nice
property; 100000.
Beautiful home brick, rooms; dining
room has china and silver closets. excel
lent closet space in most of the rooms
large pantry. full-size basement. 3 bath
rooms. ] lavatory in basement; coal-burn-
ing furnace, h.-w.h.; insulated slate roof
garage. servants quarters; acre;
$4,000; terms: truly nice property;
:s43-acre dairy farm. S7-stall dairy
balm, another large barn, 3 large silos,
full OF lnsilage. 125 tons hay, 90 acres
corn in field, 500 bushels barley. farm
eouipment 2 tenant houses; dwelling. :
rooms, bath; terms S63,500.
424 acres, river bottom; Georsis Colo
nisl house. rooms. 5 master bedrooms.
each; neat, electricity, bath; . large barns,
dairy barn. large silo,, 4-car Earase, hog
road; 160 acres woodland: S175, 900: this
is truly beautiful PROPERTY, 7. RUSSELL
FORTS. Broker. Leesburg. Va. Phone "a.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

MADISON COUNTY, VA-@O-acre chicken
farm, about !. mi. off Route 20: good
poultry houses, 7-room dwelling, good con-
dition bath. electricity. part hardwood
floors: natural gas line through place i'm
mhdlnte nnSSe SSiOn. $40. 400
Evening star., 1947-11-23

logan LIZ tFoTdjs 18th and L NV. DI $500
BUICK 1910 model Al Ia; 4-dri : osS sedan; IL b b!
after a m. Monday, De. so55. ID
BUICK l941 Super Sedan; new tires Tire hsnS snS
in cab service one month by owner. 4
dandy buy for a cab driver. or .SsIt private
party who wants a car to keep wit @Tithou,
spending money on it for year. This cal
is owned by a young vet that wants
for SIo75 at a $500 loss. 476 G st. s.w
BUICK 1899 5-passenser coupe; excellent
condition. four new tires, r. and h., private
owner ss5o NE ME- 1874 sed.net,. new tires
radio, heater, beautiful appearance excel
dealers. Must sell. ov: 1857, 5,s pm;
sideWall srssR ti tires, sendex; delivered Nov. 10
very low mileage; S3.1s5, best offer under
BBTgick la47 super a-door: green, whit.
offer under Call co. .5452. .,
stiGA iet biack tnish: ouS eopeteiy oyerhsqied
Fri: ali new tires radio. heater. defroster:
must sell. sacrifice at $3.50, or best offer
PR' PRdeE: s5sS1 9ns owner private party Call
BUICK. 1895; AL condition; Just out of
BUfCK 1893 4-door Special sedan: 194e
motor, new battery. recently installed
trans and generator: Ss45 cash: Lu 62sl
tan top. white side walls, red leather
@ @nphoi., +; and h. eiec. windows; $500
BUICK 1871 Roadmsster convertible: ey-
excellent condition; Sl.495. Alex. $3.50
BUICK 1912 Roadmaster conv.; dst-class
shape; light blue paint; white-wall tires,
radio, heater and spotlight; S1,225. Can
be seen at 1928 4lst st. NV, WO. 6409
BUICK 1887 convertible; good shape,
smooth-runnins car: recent repairs; $3.50
VI. 500.
BUICK new 1s47 station wagon: $4,000.
MA 4S47, EN-. a49S.
BUICK 1912 limousine; ideal for large
family, private schools, etc. will accom-
modate up to 9 passengers; renewed
mechanically; price. S2,175. CAPITOL
CADILLAC C-OLDsMOBILE CO.. 1929 22nd
st. NV, MA. 5000. Closed Sat. Sun. and
ewes. ga
BuiCKs, chevrolets, Fords. Plymouths,
Pontiacs or trucks, all models; new OF
pm. WASHINGTON AUTO AUCTION,
s51l colesville rd.. s. g., Md. sH. 400
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Rad the ~ant-ads for nargalnsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
GROUP WILL FORM FOR IMPROVEMENT,
 VANDERBILT AREA

The neighbors adjacent to Van derbilt Hill are forming what is to be known as the Vanderbilt Im- provement Association. Starting with ten charter members, they expect to include as members all families living between Salmon and Lemcn creeks
 Officers elected at a meeting last Friday were: William Matheney President; William Brown, Vice. President; Glen Allen, Secretary, and Walter Butts. Carl Stromberg, Douglas Babock, Trustees.
 The objects of this association is to bring any advantages to the conn., munity. The regular meeting of the association will be held this eve- ming at the home of MT. and Mrs. Douglas Babock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
NAVY IASk UNIT
 HEADS FOR SOUTH

The U. s. Navy Task Unit, con- sisting of the U.S.S. Nereus, sub tender, and four fleet submarines, ttc Boarfish, Caiman, Cabezon and Chub, sailed from Juneau this mcrning at 10 o'clock after visit of several days.
 Capt. L. H. Chapel, commodore O. the Task Unit, stated that all five ships would proceed to Van eouycr, E. C., for a visit. The Nereus is then scheduled to put in at Mare Island Navy Yard in San Francisco Bay for d complete overhaul, and the submarines will report back to their various com man6s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
RADIO LOG
KINY (l460 KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"
MONDAY EVENING

MONDAY EVENING 5:00-Hit Parade. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5:45-Spotlight Band. 6:00-Dinner News. 6:15-Melody Roundup. 6:30-Red Skelton Show. 7:00-Here's to Veterans. 7:l5-Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-National Guard Assembly. 8:00-KINY Bandbox. Fishing Time-Forecasts. 8:30-Sportsreel. S:45-PAA News. 9:00-Radio Theatre. 9:30-Supper Club. 9:45-Alaska Line News. 1o:0O-Pamaray Time. 10:l5-Forecasts All programs are subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on W weekdays at 800, 9:30 AM. and 12:00 Noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
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SNOW FLOWS

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

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Evening star., 1947-02-16
Works OF Hogartb, Constable and Turner
On Vie1V at Metropolitan in Ne,V York

Gallery, Is the best. A lover OF
drama, Hogarth painted the series
as tragi-comedy in six acts, pre-
senting the characters as II they
were on a stage. "Calais Gate"
depicts Hogarth's own arrest while
he was sketching in the streets Of
the town. 1t also records "the
roast beef Of old England" the half
starved and neglected French SOL
diers of that time, and other pene-
trating glimpses of the era.
Turner and Constable were born
year apart Q775-6). Turner lived
his entire life for his art. He began
his career as q recorder Of facts,
developed into real impressionist,
painted moods and atmosphere. A
British authority has classified his
works in various periods, beginnins
with romantic landscape near ~
Byron's poems in spirit; then a COM
munion with nature akin to Words
worth. Eventually Turner's am
bition was to surpass Claude Lor-
rain, 17th century French landscape
painter.
Constable was the most lovable
character of the three, and ! e
most inspiring to many Of
He had long, hard struggle d
reach the peak of his power; indeed
he achieved through perseverance
rather than because of precocious
genius, such as Turner had. Early
aware of Turner's mastery, Con-
stable expressed his own aims in
his statement, There is still room
for natural painter"
Evening star., 1947-02-16
News About Stamps
By jones Waldo Fowcett

President Truman on Thursday
announced that a stamp will be
issued in homage to DR.. George
Washington Carver Such COM
memorative was proposed by The
Star a few days after his death,
January S, 1943. In that connection,
these words from an editorial
printed on June Z, 1887, were
quoted: Both an artist and a
scientist, Chez is predominantly a
personality. A natural capacity dis
tinguishes him. He feels and he
thinks with an efficiency rarely ex-
celled in modern times. Those who
know him bes speak of him as
being possessed of a rationalized
energy like disciplined electricity.
He conceives an objective, then
moves straight toward it without
deviation and without compromise
until it has been attained. The in
ventions he has perfected, the dis
coveries he has made are freely
given to humanity He does not
regard them as his personal prop
erty. Most of them have been
developed from values created by
God-such humble material as trees,
peanuts and sweet potatoes"
The Star in its obituary editorial
comment published on the day
following DR.. Carver's passing, de-
clared: "The logic of such a life,
obviously, is that it, too, comes from
a providential source. (He) was
born a slave and once was traded
for a horse He grew to manhood
without schooling, had no instruc-
ton until he had reached adult
Evening star., 1947-02-16
| OES Activities
| In Local Chapters
SneciaI announcements:


The Womens Eastern Star Club
of the United States Treasury will
entertain the guests at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, 7:30 pm,
February %.
Fidelity Chapter-Wednesday, ini-
tiation and honoring birthdays.
Martha Chapter-Tuesday, 8 pm,
Home Board with Mrs. George Alb
sher. Wednesday, 8 pm, Infirmary
Building Committee. Friday, initia-
ton.
William F. Hunt Chapter-Card
party, sponsored by the Endowment
Committee, / pm, Tuesday, with
Mabel Britt. February %, at 8 pm.
Bunco party with Jannah Brewer.
February 27, Associate night.
Warren C. Harding Chapter
Home Board, 8 pm, Friday, with
Mrs. Irene Budworth.
Joseph Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday. celebrating Washington's
birthday.
Federal Chapter-Tuesday, Friend
ship Club with Mrs. Estelle Brunow
Wednesday. Home Board with Mrs
Kate Hedrick.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes-
day, entertainment. February %
past matrons and patrons, the Ken
esaw.
The 1888 Association of Matroni
and Patrons elected Mrs. Zols
Fletcher, president; Herbert S. Mid
dlemiss, vice president; Mrs. Anna
D. Magruder, secretary; Mrs. Doris
Riley, treasurer; Mrs. Jean Jones
Mrs. Margaret Hibble and Mr.. Lewis
Magruder, Executive Committee.
Trinity Chapter-Tuesday, card!
and games with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Brown. Thursday, honcrins
past matrons ana patrons.
Mizpah Chapter-Tuesday, NOV
ing pictures.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Tuesday
Evening Card Club with Miss May
Hull.
Loyalty Chapter-Wednesday, eel
ebrating Washington's Birthday.
Areme Chapter-Wednesday, Val
entine party.
Bethany Chapter-Thursday, Sun
shine committee with Mrs. Berths
Stark. Friday, line officers night
February 26, dance and card party
Wardman Park.
Good Will Chapter-Friday, 22ne
anniversary. Entertainment by Po
lice Boys Band.
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday, Hom'
Board with Mrs. Anna Priddy.
Acacia Chapter-Tuesday, Sldt
Liners night. Thursday, Star Point
with Ethel Meyer. Call Sllve
Spring 0665 for transportation.
Temple Chapter - wednesday
night of games, benefit of th'
Cerebral Palsy Nursey School, a
the school, 1857 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
16 Amvets Posts
In D. G.. Division

The District Department of Am.
vets has 16 posts. The following
posts were recently formed: EN-
ployes of the Veterans Administra-
ton, Veterans Cab Association
Boiling Field men still in the serv-
ice, Mail Call Post, employees OF City
Post Office and the Department
Shamrock Post, downtown business
and professional men.
Regis Cole, district executive sec
retary, said that by April 80 posts
will be operating here.
Meetings this week:
Monday-McLean Gardens Post
Mclean Gardens.
Tuesday-Bolling Field, 1921 K
street NV.
Wednesday-Mail Call Post Har-
ris Hotel; Naylor Gardens Post
Naylor Gardens.
Thursday-Post No. 4, 1921 4
street NV.
Friday-Overlook Project Post
RellYiew
Evening star., 1947-02-16
.PiCtorialists Will
Exhibit Photos

The Arts Club is showing until
March / photographs by five pic
torialists. An objective Of the exhibi-
ton is to provide an opportunity to
compare several of the best media
in printing. Nine different media
are represented, a number OF which
are rarely seen in exhibitions, and
are chosen by photographs who
prefer a few good prints to quantity
production.
More than 20 of the TO photo
graphs on view are the work OF
Frances Benjamin Johnston, a
member of the Arts Club, who is
pre- eminent in photographing archi-
lecture. Since 1880 many of her
pictures have been on view III the
Library of Congress Pictorial Ar
chives of Early American Architec-
ture. Books, articles and records
of Colonial architecture have been
beautifully illustrated with her pic
lures, which are also well known
from exhibitions in many places.
Ernest L. Crandall of Washing
ton is responsible for % photo
graphs, chiefly of landscapes, with a
few portraits and figures. Now re-
tired, Mr.. Crandan was photo
grapher in the civil service for many
years. The prints on view give a
good idea of the beauty he found in
the gentle, undramatic countryside.
Edward K. Alenius, an engineer,
shows 10 prints in media. The
Division of Photography, Smithson-
ian Institution, has a collection of
his photographs. His work has been
exhibited in Europe and South At
rica as we'll as extensively in the
United States.
A platinum print by J. H. Field
and a photogravure by H. Bolton
Jones are loans to illustrate the re-
spective processes.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Masterpieces of English Paint
Ing" an exhibition Of work by three
of Great Britain's outstanding
masters: Hogarth, Constable and
Turner, is on view at the Metropoli-
tan Museum of Art, New York City
It will remain through March 16,
will then return to Britain. The
great majority of superb exhibitions
held in many cities in the United
States, cannot be reviewed or even
mentioned. in these columns. But
this exhibition is unusually impor-
tant, and should not be missed by
any Washington art lover who may
visit New York in the next four
weeks.
These loans from Britain's great
galleries, the National, Tate, Vic
toria and Albert and others, ano
also from the Kings personal col
lection, required an act OF Parlla-
ment before they were shipped
None had previously crossed the
Atlantic, only few had crosseo
the Channel.
The collection comprises more
than so paintings, valued at $7,000,-
600. 1t was shown at the Art Insti-
tute of Chicago for two months
before Christmas, and opened at the
Metropolitan three weeks ago.
Tourists to Great Britain in past
wears 2 will see some of their ole
favorites, beautifully cleaned after
years in hiding from German bombs
Freshness of color is particularly
noticeable in Constable's "Hay
VAIN" one of the high lights of the
exhibition. This masterpiece is {
famous example of the "prophet
without honor" Constable showed
the "Hay Vain" at the Royal Aca'
denny in 1921; it was "just another
painting" to his compatriots. Three
years later it was shown in the
Paris Salon, received gold medal
became a sensation, and was the
seed of the Barbizon school, as II
inspired young French painters tc
accomplish for rural France what
Constable had done for Britain.
Hogarth, earliest of the trio, who
died a decade before the others
were born, is represented with some
of his best and most famous paint
ings. Of several series in which he
lampooned the vices of early 18th
century London, Marriage a Ia
Mode" sent over from the Tate
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Current Exhibitions

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART. Con-
stitution avenue and Sixth street
Paintings and sculpture by great
masters Prints and drawings by
NATIONAL MUSEUM. National Col
lection of Fine Arts, Constitution
avenue and Tenth street-Amer-
ican paintings from private collec-
ARTS AND INDUsTRiEs BUiLDiNG,
jefferson drive and! Ninth street
Pictorial photographs. Paintings by
Peter Helck.
SMITHSONIAN BUILDING, Division
OF GRAPHIC Arts, independence ave
FREER GALLERY OF ART, Twelfth
ard G streets .W.--Oriental and
Far Eastern arts. Paintings ana
American artists; changing ex-
coRSoRAN hsS1oii GALLERY OF ART,
Seventeenth street between New
York avenue and d 2 st1,fefnre stTeefmAmgld and
ifah ISe w pa,A''ii a. Clark collection.
pHiiIIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY,
1900 twenty first street-Chang,
ing exhibitions, paintings ana
LIBRARY BIsaisi OF CONGRESS, East capi,,
toi and First streets-Division OF
Prints. Iowa centennial exnlnl-
ARTS CLUB, 2O17 Eye street Nv
Exhibition of pictorial photosraphs'
ths1IEhh hTTT hhEpES EfGESsGGSAi GALLERY, 127 Ran
dolph place N.W.-Exhibition 6y
group group Of 25 Americans through
rExPTna psPTnar'M MUSEUM OF THE , p DIs;
street A N.W.-Rugs, tapestries and an
other textiles of the Near ana Far
East. Open Monday, WednteSd3ag Weantss3ag
ard Friday, 2-5 pm. Admissloi{i ~
by Sto card obtainable at -ofd of1ce r,9 o.
George Hewitt N Myers ''' f
we Hersitv campus--Watkins memo
rial collection and student Work'
sundays, 2 pm. to pm, Wee ~
Savs 10 m. to 5 pm; PRINTS ps
members of the Graphic oiloie'
PUBLIC HBIICSL LIBRARY. Eighth Eight ,r ana aore *
Ss rS Eonant, through February.
uoWARD UNIVERSITY GALLEkf
OF ART. Founders, Library; Slxtn ~
street and Howard place E% Tahru
Modern sculpture tnroush
waYTE aSsTE GALLERY. 1918 connesitticbHt eSitcb
avenne N.W.-Paintings by Mitcn-
Ella a,l Jsmieson, through Fe6rusry.
DIiMBARToN OAKS COLLEGGIvloN' G ~
I703 Thirty-second street ,h;rWm,;ob
Byzantine art Teesaday s;ydsv thi1S 70 K
p.S saturMSaEyRs uhrMSaEyRsICAS UNION, Constitu,-
lion avenue and Seventeen street
NV Paintings by Eduardo King
roan of Ecuador. through February.
COMMUNITY EDnCAEEiHSNtS,i EEinHStSit,on M, Nv
935 G place W,-EAiiinI''oH ~
Lucille Evans. ending today.