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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcons. |,

mo-; 5 rooms; gas; row briek ana franc; rs;
4 aoas n da RRAIsHER' osszl l4o4 L ST. n'W'' Ma
coI6RED0LaReE cei9i hIi large CORNER home, now
used as sTs church enEy ytb Ht Spys %
pssment, pssri '0HG:sis HEssEkT Z Sons: Realtors.
b4s 545 Esst st SsSstol ssss IL olss' After 0fce
COLoRED@ss,95O-Modern6 Groom brick,
h.-w.h.;- near 14th and D SITS; ne. Terms.
eoLoRGGs G6 SsG2 ess NJ MYKnEE Ssn 81 sr sss
SSew' Seat row sse bTieE E ca G1 Morris eohsn
coaoRhDM4th eeSa Ri ozR AND D sTs.-Arranged
for 2 families: complete Kitchens with
suss heat. gas. ELECTRICITY; rear alley; Close tc
gstG9 sv 5gissq Hsssy siS &S cog sos Terms
CoLoRED BRooKLAND mod. ;,
6-rm. home, near. 18th and Eyarts; excel
Is!eHfERsssH sn'z knAH sS*s' CO. ao s$s
ecIohfbEfsso eyss ZEE laas BLOCK EYE st. ne n.s,-
stoTy brick rooms and bath @It;r. h,wh 5oF
and exsashs Venessn Saas udsa Priced
81 desn es 81 s4s GnTsAasn
COLORED-9th AND d NE. - Better
home; corner brick with very large rms.
bath, basement entrance with kitchen ano
bedrm; completely redecorated: ideal 10.
cation and arrangement, fsr sIsfs destor; ca Gaal
COLORED-TWO-FAMH FLAT-2-bed.
rm. unit brick: individual h.-w.h. neal
18th and H ne: small cash down pay.
ment, priced for immed. sale: ideal fol
party who wants income and place to live
not converted building. For further in
formation, call Mr.. Peck. GE. 1885. with
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.. 1905 st. NV.
CoLORED MORSE ST. NE. Vacant
Modern six-room Colonial brick, 2 storie
and cellar; hot-water heat; electricity
2-car masonry garage. Owner anxious tt
sell, will make attractive terms. Eve
phone Mrs. dis, Taylor 0296. L. T. GRA
Waite. Realtor, 729 18th ST. NV. Nationa
CoLoRED-yACANT, move in with de
post, 418 57th st. ne. mod; brick. abou
2 yrs. old, rms, tiled bath. full bsmt
refgr. Terms. Call OWNER, GE. 3Q4!
COLORED-NEAR TENN. AVE. and E st
n.e.--A well-constructed tapestry Colonia
brick In fine condition; 8 lovely rooms,
inclosed porches. tiled bath. beautiful rec
room, gas h.-w.h., garage; real buy II
this convenient location. Priced right TO
quick sale; substantial cash. FLOYD
DAVIS CO., Ma 0352. -2S
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today. Our opinion entails no onn-
fsslHa Rsafsors WM yest. iss75. 1918 ( St. NV Di.
iMMEDIATE M MHEiDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
fOia po Yo6 GoxA VAST c2 csSEESY R 4ssa aei16N
with pIes US aaSs aash spEssi w
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sisu s sss os. S sutos ss Max a9s ySH So
AsE a : 70 81 sEIE IS II HURRY, Lis. ,ss ss,
Day ss aas asns s.. deiy r. soPI Il Rusasss p@ s0s4
70 purchase homes in any section q Wash
sna MaNAs ssssp BEATTY ar Go. can sell your nsus.
ssllssslss ssss' ssis wilson blvd. aE. o.
oAsH CAS- BUYER isf for small or large homes in
Maryland suburbs. any condition: also
s4TnST1oS, s9aId!Sg IS!s XAx XxNAxdsosf1A s5sf1 rr
a and Congress Heights home owners: we
il n. fs Nr fTsnf 81 sPseeYA YAA as4
REALTY CO., RE. 1885, eyes,. FIR. $780,
b ssss HSgsE on 81 20 .s sesf &
ssa sas:o 1:s}s' lHE
houses MsI in s45 3 cash any ~ seeon ae Re-
SILVER an :, daa - or ssx 5gsSs:
GSEEoeRGETowN-An old, house; suitable
sT yen yoUs P5Ssd nePEkTfs aSz s9Gs stsf wh the
aS NJ SSfS s&os e. cAs your
fun value free sppTaisas Sc nw ca Real Estats
+ 4s fRoMpT N SraAaTsHnEssNT1os ATTENTION to the sal. Of
ss1 i at Dysnsss ysa as.s
$50. % results i since 1sis
friy VIII III SSS sS1e shsT eS srtI
ok aoSsb BEbRcoM asSa aoME i in p
ss asss sissoe ia y e. ss"'eS ea
PARTY WANTS to buy from owner .sIIa.l small
R%5jfp IF Eikr Sf5 To SS SGx sti1 Home in
ssrooms Md nssr Va p 81 soesa Rus' have at Least
either row or dstaehed u, house; EsTnM In pM
asy: phone hone D6. 5o5i; after p.m:. .3u.
WANTED, WANTED or>s bedroom home in viz;
inS oh from hESRoo% GHnes Sz HOUSE Sen 9sa0 on i'
floor, garden; Northwest district. Cal
INC. RE. 3216 or OR. 1894. 30
SILVER SPRING AREA--Center-hal GO.
| lonial; 3 bedrooms; would like an acre
George Mess, LoWERY & MELTON, Real
fSrs sH0RqH sH sSe9 eveS oR Ar AhR21&SaHsTTwooDw. SasT
also for 3-bedrm., 2-bath house in Chevy
Chase, suitable for doctors home anS
office. Call Samuel B. Loveless. with J
or WI 3335 -26
NAVAL ORDNANCE OFFICIAL wants 4
bedrm home with spacious .1an rms H;a ana Ian
sr GslesykIs ykInsoaM sfes SE HaMR Sfs1 p Lee Height
essary; about $4,000 cash. CHI. s941
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HOUSES FOR SALE-southwest.

AN UNUSUAL BUY-Vacantl Rent ceiling
3 complete apartments with large rooms;
new oil burner: convenient location, PRICED
st. s.W. G. 4. Parker CO.. Realtors, .435
4th ST. s.w., MA. 1896. -a5
coLORED-sOO BLK. x ST. s.W.-Brick
bldg with 8 private apts.; also 4-car
brick garage; $4,000; terms. WALTER NJ.
BAUMAN. No. 1 Thomas Circle. MA. 1929.
W0 OT4T "a
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HOUSES sALE-sou,heo,t. tcent. J

HOUSES SALE-Southedst IG0ht.I
,5O0-7-r., 2-b..I end brk..
near 18th and A Sc: In Bowie, Mo; :,
$s; $50, 81. .55o. ssa,s5os terms, N. 3.
CoLORE6 - BEAUTIFUL Diet. home in
Anacostia; rms, baths: Eorgeous
nriced low. caH 8 TIL s.. WIN. g. LIBBY
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st.-Well-conStructt
arranged rooms, fl
ment, hot water oil
windows, garage;
near Rhode Island
parochial schools.
Rhode Island ave-,
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Parties Arranged
For Bride-EIect

Miss Zelma Joan Manfuso, whose
marriage to Mr.. James Brown Nor
rison. jr., will take place June "a,
already is being booked for a num-
ber of prenuptial parties. Mrs.
Stewart Schrnalbach will give a
kitchen shower June 4 in honor OF
Miss Manfuso, and a luncheon also
is scheduled for the Congressional
Country Club, at which Mrs. VIII
liam Hermann will be hostess.
Miss Claudia. Miss Mary Jane
Cotton, Miss Honey Mcbride Of
Pittsburgh, Miss Dee Claffey of Chi
cago, Miss Louise Sanderson, Miss
Mary O'Brien, Miss Patricia Moore
and Miss Joan Tucker have been
selected by Miss Manfuso as brides
maids; Miss Betty 10 Manfuso will
be the maid of honor, and Ann
Rigby Manfuso will be the junior
bridesmaid at the wedding.
The wedding will take place In
the Navy Chapel, and Msgr. Louis
Vaeth will officiate at the ceremony.
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Patricia Fletcher
To Wed in TAne

Mai. and Mrs. s. Smith Fletcher
of Fort Belvoir and Oklahoma City
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Irene
Fletcher, to 1t. Col. Dom Van Royce
Pepke of Fort Belvoir, the wedding
to take place early In June.
Following her graduation, the
bride-elect, who attended Cameron
Junior College and Oklahoma State
University, where she was on the
deans honor roll, Miss Fletcher
taught in the Oklahoma City
schools. After two years of teach
ing she and her mother joined Maj.
Fletcher at Fort Belvoir on his re-
turn from four years of duty over
seas.
Col. Pepke is the son of Mrs. E,
j. Pepke of Minot, N. Oak, and
the late Mr.. Pepke. He was gradu-
ated from the University Of North
Dakota and attended Northwestern
University. He was commissioned
in the United States Army and
served at Fort Lewis and Scho-
field Barracks on Oahu, Hawaii,
and on New Guinea, having been
given command Of the 63d Infantry
Regiment. He was appointed as
sistant chief of staff of the 9Th
Infantry Division on Luzon and
later was given command of the
10th Infantry Regiment of the 9Th
Division. He returned from duty in
Korea a year ago and at present is
an instructor In the Engineer School
at Fort Belvoir.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald B. Tavenner
of Takoma Park announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Betty Jane Tavenner, to Mr.. Fred
erick William Schroeder, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred M. Schroeder of
Baltimore. The wedding is planned
for the early autumn.
Miss Tavenner attended Washing
ton College and is a member of the
junior class at George Washington
University.
Mr.. Schroeder served in the Ma
rine Corps through the war and will
be graduated in June from Wash
ington College at Chestertown, Md.
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To Gue Recital

Mr.. Norman Frauenheim will give
a piano recital at the Washington
Club tomorrow evening. The pa
irons and patronesses for this re-
cital are the Luxembourg Minister
and Nine. lie Calais, Mrs. Anne
Archbold, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Mrs. Parker Dove, Mrs. Joseph F. FL
ward, Mrs. Edward j. Frauenheim,
Miss Vera GEM, Mrs. German
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus G.
King, MIR. Howard e. Lunch, DR..
and Mrs. Julius S.. Neviaser, Miss
Bodil Ring, Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor v.
Roberts, Mrs. Lindsay Russell and
Mr. and Mrs. Reese r. Sewell.
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Miss Louise G.. Winfield, as maid of
honor, and Miss Joyce Elizabeth
Kephart and Miss Mary Ann Scott
as bridesmaids. Miss Winfield wore
q blue marquisette gown with a
coronet of pink roses to match her
bouquet. Miss Kephart and Miss
Scott we're costumed in pink mar
uuisette with coronets and bou-
quets of carnations and blue del
phinium.
Mr.. Braig Brown was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. George l..
Herndon and Mr.. Bennett Allen Por-
ter. jr.
Following a reception at the home
of the bride, the couple left for a
honeymoon in Charleston, 8. C..
Upon their return they will make
their home in Washington. The
bride is a graduate of Pennsylvania
State College; her husband is
senior at George Washington UNI
VerSity,
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Miss Porter Bride
OF Stuart Gipeus

Gowned in a white marquisette
dress with veil Of Illusion held by
orange blossoms, Miss Florence An
ME Porter became the bride Of Mr.,
Stuart Ray Givens, son Of Dr.. and
Mrs. Willard e. Givens, on Friday
afternoon. DR.. r. Paul Schearrer
oficiated at the 4.:30 ceremony in
the Takonaa Park Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Albert w. volkmen
was the soloist.
The bride, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Bennett Allen Porter, of Ia
koma Park, was given in marriage
by her father. She was attended by
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Verners Are Hosts
HI Farewell Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Werner
entertained at a cocktail party yes
terday in their home In Georgetown,
bidding farewell to a group of init
mate friends before leaving for Cum
berland to make their home.
Due to the housing shortage, Mrs.
Werner has resided here for the past
year while her husband commuted
over veekends from Cumberland
Mr.. Werner is export sales manager
for the Kelly Springfield Tire Co.
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director general the calendar Is
chalked with several outstanding
events.
There win be garden reception
for the delegates to President Tru-
mans Highway Safety Conference
on June 18. The following day the
social highlight Of the sessions Of
the Institute OF Social Security,
under the program of the Interde-
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partmental Committee On Scientific
Affairs and Cultural Cooperation Of
the State Department. win be q
party In the garden.
On June IS q dance recital viii
be given at the union under the
direction OF Sonora de Heurtematte,
wife Of the Commercial Counselor
OF the Panamanian Embassy. Fea-
tured IN this performance will be
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Rodriguez. It was an all-C Chilean
affair and was given as farewell
to the retiring Chilean Air Attache
and Sonora de Felix Olmedo. The
very popular young couple will be
leaving the middle of next month
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Candy
Continued From Page DID

tC0nt1nued FTOm rage D-IJ
back in Washington around June G..
The Belgian Embassy was the
scene of an interesting dinner party
last night. The Ambassador, Baron
gave the affair for the
president pro tempore of the Senate
and Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg.'
Another function of last nights
slate was gay cocktail party at the
home of the Minister Counselor OF
the Chilean Embassy and Sonora de
Evening star., 1947-05-25

use 5AANI'
FLUSH twice 4 week in each toilet
bowl in your home! That's all ;.
for it works chemically to give
complete toilet bowl sanitation! No
hand soil, no rubbing, no disin-
fectant! Make sure you're not de-
eeived into thinking your toilet
bowls are clean just because soft
water in your community leaves no
teIi-tale stain. Remember there's
an invisible film, where FERNS and
a cause of toilet bowl odors lie.
SANI.FLUSH removes this in
sidious film quickly 50 that
odorless freshness is the reward!
Ask for SANI-FLUSH :. in two
handy sizes!a
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for their homeland, where Col.
Olmedo will be assigned to the air
forces.
The Pan American Union Is going
to a busy place next month, for in
addition to the arrival of the new
Evening star., 1947-05-25

lO0% active crystals that evaporate
completely into "death-to- moths"
vapor that penetrates to every be.
loved haunt of a moth family. To
use,-hans ExPELLO hangers in
closes p. use loose crystals in
storage chest and with your vacuum
cleaner. Or, use stainless EX.
PELLO High Test SPRAY con-
tanning DOT. Excellent for kill.
ing other household pests such as
Aies, mosquitoes, gnats and bed
bugs, too.) Harmless to humans
and pets, EXPELLO, after a quick
airing, leaves your clothes sweet.
smelling as sunshine, ready to put
on and wear. At drug, Hardware,
Dept Grocery stores!
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SERVING YOUR FIRST-OF-
THE-SUMMER" buffet supper in
the garden? Make it easy for your
self with cold cuts, cheese spreads,
salads, and other foods you can FIX
before the party starts. And why
not solve the beverage problem
perfectly and easily by serving the
beer that made Milwaukee famous?
Brewed by Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, there's no
finer, "please-everybody" beverage
you could serve take it in bot
ties or cans straight from the re-
frieerator to the table for guests
self-service, or pour into your finest
goblets. Nothing else to worry
about, for every adult taste natural.
ly responds to this delightful bev.
eraee, brewed with just the Kiss
of tha hons
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match any wood finish You'll be amazed at how
it cleans, brishtens and protects your furniture
leaving behind satiny luster and helping to
cover scratches. No oily sticky film is left -.
for Household SIMONIZ dries hard. Invest in
both self-Polishins SIMONIZ and Household
SIMONIZ in Colors. Watch floors, woodwork
and furniture sparkle and tleam with new love.
linesst
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for they're the most blessed homemakins helps!
Self Polishing SIMONIZ gives your floors the same
LONG lasting beauty that makes SIMONIZ so famous
for ears and with rubbing bufing! just
spread it on with cloth or mop appcator watch
it shine it dries crystal-cear on your floors!
And as far your furniture and woodwork are con.
cerned, there's never been anything wonderful
as Household SIMONIZ in Colors your choice
of Mahogany. Walnut. Maple and Neutral that will
Evening star., 1947-05-25
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD BE

"A NA<A = VoGAAN
these bright days
with house.
hold drudgery a
faraway m yth !!
And here's one
way to strike one
of the most dis
agreeable chores
right off your list
Evening star., 1947-05-25

HOW GOOD THE FIRST GEN
TIE TAN FEELS :. how pretty
it looks! And that brings up the
question of playtogs, sun suits and
beach array all of 'em more
and more "sun-able" in their trim
scantiness! Which reminds me to
remind YOU again about TAM
PAX, the INVISIBLE sanitary
protection! Needless to say, many
4 beautiful summers day is soins
to be spoiled unless you know the
TAMPAX secret that's based on
the well-known principle Of internal
absorption. TAMPAX features a
dainty, one-time-use applicator and
is made of pure cotton ban
ishes chance of revealment in even
skimpy sports toys. can't chafe or
embarrass, because it's used
internally.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

WHATS so RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE poet asks But
feet o q unhappy
for hot work in the heat fatigue
make feet uncomfortable during the & s AZ
months That's why I'd like make SSk3f
ton DIR. SCHOLL'S Foot Balm regularly ~
give feet that bedroom slipper feeling!
both stimulates refreshes
and m aching and tired feet! just for SCOLLS
Foot Balm pleasantoue and del&htful foot "rereherl
Evening star., 1947-05-25

WANT MAXI
MUM MOTH
INSURANCE for
your clothes, furs
an d furniture7
just invest in EX-
PEIIO fha
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the, daughters Of the Mexican and
Guatemalan Ambassadors.
Included among the exhibits to
be on display at the union Is that
to be held under the patronage OF
the Ambassador Of Nicaragua, Senior
DR.. Don Guillernro Seviila Sacasa.
The artist Is Senior Penalba and his
paintings will be on view begin
ming June Is.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

GIVEN UP WEARING a lovely dress because it
picks up so much lint? Then here's the grandest way
to keep it spic and span just take about inches
of Scotch CelIuose Tape and wrap it around your
hand with the sticky side Then pat the dress and
presto every speck of lint off like magic! For
other slick little tricks, send postal card to Mime
sofa Mining & Mfg Co., Dept. K, Saint Paul g. Mime
sota and ask for their free booklet Slick Tricks with
Scotch Tape Meanwhile better put Scotch" Brand
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the brides who missed wme
POSTMASTER will
surely have YOUR before long for thousands and
housand beind Watchf themi
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THINK WHAT HAPPY REVOLUTION the TOM Cold Wave has
brought US o give ourselves lasting and
IN beautiful permanents home Those round and
fED8 ribbed plastic curriers' the TONI Deluxe Home Per-
N&tNW Kit make easy for they're exactly
-. like curriers' professionals and make it 123
G& IN wind hair smoothly and evenly! Best Of
N all, TONI Wave guaranteed by the manufacturer
w ~ long beauty salon wave! TONI Deluxe
~ Set with plastic curriers' for only 81, plus with
81 IS TONI Home Permanent has been
tested and commended by Parents MAGAZINE Consumer Service Bureau
NO NATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT IT Isl. from seven"
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BUY-LINES BY Nancy 5aary

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Evening star., 1947-05-25

:. PEPSLCOLA reduces the cost Of livins When
soft drink costs than one-haf cent ounce
to lady, you've Got something The solution
to serving soft drinks all long without depicting
your budget much you have scrmp and other
places balance it. Just compare that with other
nationally advertised brands, and size-up" the gen.
erosity of those 12fullounce Pepsi bottles Then order
enough COLA to take care of the immediate s.
your family and pat yourself the back for finding Il
Evening star., 1947-05-25

smartest summer resort fashions? Tut tut lady
why let those becoming shades aze you, if your
wrong placesP A. P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT" Corset
help you into trim Simmer looking lines in fy
+. :. redistributins flesh your waist seems
inches smaller, supporting saggng muscles and fatenns
bulaes almost instantly. The famous PRACTICAL
FRONT" patented inner will support your "tummy"
YOUR figure remarkably and all with perfect comfort
Evening star., 1947-05-25

streamne figure remarkably and all with perfect comfort
breathing Just Corset Shop
Nancy 21 Madison New York IT, NJ Y, for
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LADIES. lock your most CLAM
0ROUs In n new Personality
Permanent, an ''Individuelle"
OIL Croquignole Wave Of SOFT
NATURAL-L00KING, leng-Iast-
ing QUALITIES. Plenty Of
gorgeous RINGLETs: Styled to
YOUR face! Complete with ex.
pert setting. Is curis. given
provided haircut Is taken. Hair
cut not included.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
\H&E:;;; Is; !iS'

BIOSOPHY.
of instruction in intelligent living con-
Quoted by Gilbert Mark, at the Biosophi-
cal Institute, Willard Hotel, O'Clock
LECTURE.
"ons World or None" delivered by by
MITES, on Atoms 1nforms Gon1sr
Sixteenth and @ streets NV. $50 O'Clock
tonight.
Road Gang. Willard, Hotel. 1915 pm
tomorrow. Members and guests.
Laundry Owners Association, Willard
Hotel; Hot a,.a;: aa2:l5 pm. tomorrow Members
Junior Board of Trade. Burlington Hotel.
| 1890 pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
Pennsylvania state College Alumni
1oa Members and suests aso D
Cosmopolitan Club, Carlton Hotel, 1 pm.
tomorrow. Members and guests.
MEETINGS..
National Association of Power Engineers.
waTd Instte Hotel H. .1esa se1Gsf tensh Rex6n willard
Hotel. 7:45 o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital. Church
Of the Latter Day Saints. o'clock to-
Soldiers Home Military Band concert.
Stanley Hall. $50 p.m. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
N.tiona! GalIery Of AZ Con Gonstitution
to 3 pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. Sundays:
paintings and SCULPTURE comprising - the
Pals 1 Meon apd eSsG
soanef Of pae'GH the naval services. for an in
oe4aisf Pubic oefiI EibIary Art Division, Central
am to pm, weekdays; illuminations
and book bindings by Marian Lane
'nfsafn fi.b and 'eRshif WidIife Service under main
lobby In Commerce DepartnmenWt W Bulld,ngS unsn
ano frcsh-water hsh, for an indefinite
Dumbarton Oaks Museum, Thirty-first
daily; all Collection Of Byzantine and related
Afis S.tien.i h il ATshIVss, ezhibitien hall. Con;
,H0a ares Detseep sp ta 55 ang
ments and World War II paintings on Ie-
{ns and ks2ouenfS he T % Var the h4onsh A5%y
Vo9 World Var va f. e'2h,roha throush janusry. ODsA
b: A. r. Museum. Memorial Continental
Hall seventeenth and sss NIX; oDen a9
4me1icanaS a Exhibition eesad's ana recent % aeces-
sions through December, ,o
Massachusests avenue NV. open : to
hibition oi painting 5y Jack M LsrmSttsT. utter
Artists. throgsh December "a .
Watkins Gallery, American University
exhibition of oils. water eolors and sculp-
ture by members of the Artists Guild
itol Streets Sc. open 9 am. to 10 pm,
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Yes it's true pure silk 'o9onond
Just gift mokng Plan to have shore-oke eom
e wodobe-qve silks this year! In rich black and thirty
lovely Shades Shop eorthe supply won't last long
al this pleasing price.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Monday through Friday: o am. to 8 pm.
satgrdays, cars and to 10 Pm sun.d.ys;
Carta. on loan from the British govern
ment until December IS, 194S; original
manuscript. OF Lincoln's three-page "auto-
biography" for an indefinite period; pho
tographs Of early Southern architecture.
by Frances B. johnson, through December;
documents and correspondence Of Abra-
ham Lincoln. for an indefinite period:
dress presented by Wilbur Wright before
Western Society Of Engineers in Chicago,
1901, describing Wright Brothers expert
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club.
1918 L street NV, comfortable lounges,
library, writing desks, billiard table, radio
and piano. Always open.
Crafts, 7 o'clock, and dance with orches-
ira, s O'Clock tonight, USO Club. 1911 H
street NV.
Group singing: 8 o'clock. and informal
dancing, 8 o'clock tonight, Penthouse USO.
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
FBI Finds Mclaughlin,
Fraud Fugitive, Dead

The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton announced today their agents
had found the body of Charles G..
Mclaughlin, 80, of Arlington, Va,
whom they had been seeking on a
charge of defrauding the Govern
ment while an adjudicator in the
Death Claims Section, Retirement
Division of the Civil Service Com
mission.
The announcement said Nc
Laughlin, whose body was found at
Elkins, w. Va, had committed sui
eide rather than face Federal,
charges.
Director j. Edgar Hoover of the
FBI said Mclaughlin, who lived at
1911 North Kennebec street, Ar
lington, was charged with presenting
a false claim against the Govern
ment for $5,982.07.
Mclaughlin was first employed at
the commission in 1910, but was on
military leave in 1912 to enter the
Army. He was discharged in De-
cember, 1945, when he returned to
the commission.
The announcement said McLaugh-
lin was found unconscious in
locked car on a side road about 20
miles from Elkins, hose attached
to the cars exhaust. Mclaughlin
was taken to the Davis Memorial
Hospital at Elkins and pronounced
dead on arrival, the FBI said.