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Evening star., 1947-04-27

street and New York ayenue NM, osen
m esds,s 1S asg pm ehrsnsS Ms9d9s; 10 s y x3o
days. soth 6isnnisi sshibiticn d Il % conssm- tenn
ana 81 sasss i tn1ssa rsssa
coloEs by artists OF Washington and vicin.
ity; sarorsn ynnfFisas.y H. s.v.r,..,,.n ..,...
to 4:30 pm. Mondsys through Fridays ssd and
Raaa % sseass sasa.s 8 wsa Sss.
I'll sSsdiiliis. Me.srlal 0.llsrs. 1900 Tvsnsy-
Mondsss a1 % iW AM. SDef g an pm z rus.ssss u s
d.ys. iosa sShiSitiona q IRWIN; aud sad
Psss q Issss i '1sSsis psss s os.n
bis, Art Divisien. Eighth and = stfssts
fSlweass opfh pThulsdsya s .nS e Pm u aSSnSass M
Fridays and SATURDAYS; water colors 81
Philip Tipperman, throush "wednesday.
obbs ksh L ans W,ialiss ssrvss rndsr Tain
: m. to 4:30 pm. daily; display Of snimsis
~ Library Il ~ conrrs.s. gre: 20 open i a.la. g IL
aass esrna Lac Lseocs A6ssy eop9 q lie
sasa an ssn 0n ls ns is4s sIss %
tnal draft Of Lincoln's Gettysburg addrsSa
for .n indstnits period; nanuscript oS
Lanesns !. tnrse-pase autonicsraphy. Tor
Smithsonian Institution, Je1erson driye
between Ninth and Twelfth streets NV,
open 8 an. to pm. daily and sundays:
paintings and etchingS Of Old and new
transpoTtation subjects ~ petsr Hsck.
BarneH Adsn Gallery sf an, ie7 Ran.
dolph place NV open xeeEdsys 6 o 10
coloTs, throush Wednesday.
FOR SERvIcEMEN.
Buffet supper, $3.50 o'clock, and 'Pent-
60uS6 HfeSeNtx.p Df0Rran1 of entertAin.
.nent, $3.50 o'clock tonight, Penthouse
USO, Seventeenth and x streets NV.
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band, Z
O'clock tonight. NCCS-uSo. 91s Tenth
Sightseeing tour of Zoo, leave club
lounge 2 pm. today; buffet supper, .6:I5
9 CLOCK, and birthday party tor persons
born in April, horoscopes read, o'clock
tonisht, uSo Club, SOL Pennsylvania
For of1icers: Bridge. 8 pm today; din.
ncr, q o'clock, and dance with orchestra,
3 o'clock tonight. Ofdcers Service Club
OF the United Nations, 1914 Twenty-drst
street NM
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH TO private owner for
la41 or I94a Packard or Cadillac z
IN DIRE NEED OF 1s47 CAR. win Day
sood n prIss' Rs 81 sa. cash. Call between and
yETERANs,-Po Position requires immediate
ohsSF's5 H. sSs asys s1sn'esR W. VIZ ds5B gay s
FoRD; Chevrolet, Plymouth, Pontiac, SO.
pay high price for good car. TR. 3635
1oss-'4o AUTO WANTED. in good re-
pana pair Gash, 5as r ready to buy today. 81 Il
5hyATa 5say f. shTx f5ss T @ 81 cash 5ss
aissr aRd so9s Or aftay Ii das
s9Idk III fInoeil ecialEynoLEg OR FORD, late
prize q aiI cash: AD. 1ii4 M .as y
e. ssSs hAR9 e9 osed l7ss ssr 81 asalsa ss
FORD. piymoutn. Chevrolet Pontiac or
sss s:si Il! !sas assh s'I ca Or 40 ss45 to
81 q at aiter ef,Tu pm rs
NJ: :ss: ss sH .|;:s
PPiRffvATHEs Il PARTY desires to purchase s !4e
Ros s41. silver M Dsp spriias. aash Nd DO deaszs s7
dtion a al cash IS p0ts Cali II * Esod asso So
s,.I, Mr OFFICER g desires 1as7,1s47 car,
Isas IPlssse call any time day or night, Alex.
VETERAN. just out of Marine Corps needs
new car to secure job. 81. 4s71, up until
PRIVATE PARTY needs to4s or 1s47. but
prefers new car, All cash. RA 5eo7.
rolet Plymouth Ford oeS o1 Dedse 30 Sc ali CasH eash
M1 Nt, dealers e ale pleassi co. 1860. ,-27 !.
stoo in on a n Miller ials anf a6aaE I
pike Phone saek1iIie shIsSe; sssd T.
WE WILL PAY YoU $500 for good, clean
ss1dHToa MoRRsiIs, Virginis VT MA iiesnss haaas
CAR WANTED by private party: depend
able condition throughout; sedan Or con-
oesson so0os e os oss4 eep Description price
soRdIsion. oter CASH and my ny clean ssaa
RSsss Fair FAIRY iii sss your car Tor
yystI ySH 4 psY top Prise prise "A AZ; s13I. ,.a.-
y Y e gooo conditions would buy taxi. GE. |
sGsisRssMaa siaai asa n NEEDS ,41-.47 eonversible
1r sedan TO-DAY. pay cash Call Gil. 514T. i
81 A272 or Elk. 424g days 4
PRIVATE PARTY must have new light car +
GR0DCW1TZ. 1918 18th St.
l w. MI 8f339
fETERAN needs automobile for business: {
g46 or 1s47 4-door sedan. Call ME
1919 II
VETERAN desires car at reasonable price;
must be clean and in excellent mechanical /,
condition Lincoln g225 s1f
Why BE CONCERNED about how to SELL
FOUR car when all YOU need do is drive
here, We will pay you 3 fair price and i
landle all the details CAPITOL CADIL-t
AAC CO., Oldsmobiie and Cadillac Sales
md Service, 1929 22nd st. NV. Ma, $500.
CHEVROLET, Ford or Plymantb.
;cupe or pickup truck, 80 to 40 nnodei:i
sasonable; cash. AT. 1928.
1047 CAR-Reai estate owner
,ants ,saa 1sa7 H car: e can make an attractive
I941 oLDsMoBILE So 2-door SEDAN, With
weil-kept interior, ffee' from
,ortant. GI4 1854.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
h's.; l;se !
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potAnltaa Along aas Pssomse oDs niyeE front; aboard
ssryicss, Inc. and Ns.ionsi i PIX ssrviee:
leaves dock adjacent to Tidal Basin Inlet
Bridge on even hours from 10 Am to
. -. DRAMA. :.
g tss snfeg ,ss shskespsarea
charch 900 Massashusesss stsoa nyenne e'aSasS. MW
S.3o CLOCK nightly through Wednesday.
4 GARDENS,
Gardens of Dumbarton Oaks estate.
pubic q M today. Visitors sss ursd frss &c
20 roam over y IEcTueE. ssTsi 81 gardens
IN the lecture hall. National Gallery oi
arr . Pm '0ofzIjj EzIjjNcHroN.
Exchange club. Willard Hotel. 1918
pm. tomorrow. s4.ss4s MsWnsrs and guests.
Margaret Barnwell soprano, and Eugene
YWcA. Seventeenth and X streets NV.
& Constance Rassell. piano, and Harold
Memorial y q GallsIy. 1900 Twenty-nrss street
Endice Shapiro in violin recital. east
saIden snrde court National Gallery Of Art, 8
SPECIAL EXHIBITS,
Collection Of Harvard University, \ 1 17O3
Ihirty-second street NV. open am to
4 pm. Tuesdays through Saturdays. and
to 5 pm. Sundays; collection OF early
CHRISTIAN and Byzantine art, including new
onaects added during the war. for an
Howard University Gallery Of Art, open
Mondays through Fridays, 10 am to s
dI Pm Chinese woodcuts. through We'd
National Archives, Seventh street and
Constitution avenue NV. open S:45 am
to ;15 pm: weekdays and 1870 to 5 pm
sundays; Salute to the Army" exhibit on
historic documents from the Revolutionary
War through World War II, through June
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV. open 10 am. to
5 pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm Sum
days; woodeuts. lithographs and etchings
Dy Paul Gauguin and Edward Munich.
through June 2.
Community Education, Inc, 935 G place
NV; open to 8 pm, weekdays and to
pm. Sundays paintings by Judson
Briggs, through Wednesday
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
general hauling. vans, stakes, panels;
x9AaBRRE sf aaiR rfsf MEpArEEYs Efsfs sIsa 1871 EE
u ton panel trucks for hire by week. month
or year: PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-UR-
SELF, NE. 70II. --2T
VETERAN has dump truck for hire. 81.
1859 or FR.I 557s. Ask for MR.. HARTING
IL
oickups for hire. by day. week or month.
PUBLIC SERVICE DRIvE-UR-sELF ME-.
iS46 CHEVROLET dump truck for hire
Call Ex. 400, Ext. 715. 30s
LET US do your moving and hauling at
reasonable rates Phone DI 1888.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas.s rates:
local and long distance. IA. 1897 2S'
Evening star., 1947-04-27
GARAGES WANTED

TWo-CAR Or LARGER, zoned commercial.
for storage. RA. 4SI6. -26
GARAGE for car wanted. Dupont Circle
vicinity. Call CAPT. RUdGIERO ct EN-.
1875 weekdays.
GARAGE, convenient to California and
23rd SITS. NV; will rent BY month or year;
Immediate occupancy wanted. Phone MA.
6372 between o am. and 4 pm. weekdays.
FOR NIGHT STORAGE, must be In vi
cintty Of Dale dr.. and Colesville rd.. Sill
eE spsaas sMEdDGs Md h0Ss WAs4ED Hi suitable
for commercial use: your listing solicited.
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, LIZ
Evening star., 1947-04-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE Gent /, :

ACREAGE FOR SALE tcsn't. !,
es11sen 11sa s GOOD 1s psas s1ss TEN
CO. 1918 MT. Olivet rd. ne. 2S
CHEvROLET 1941 1h-ton pezel truck.
good condition priced at SfI6. 900 9TH
GMC 1870 model Ac-354: nne;. 7,5o-2o
5od 5odYi' .sesn saf i1ss enc l4
Federal 1859 IL -toH excellent cond..
fne tires. with 13-ft. stake body.
international I,ton panel: excellent
ssaa s5 aad sHHEy aoToa ri veg eo soo
ave ne MI 5000 -27
TRUCKS FOE SALE
1945 Ford 1Ia-ton. 1874" whceibase.
1g42 Ford c.o.e.. 1.0o0-gal. fuel oil tank.
1874 Ford e,o.e, 134" cab and chassis.
1888 REQ fhs-ton dump body.
1895 CD Dodge 1h-ton dump bodies.
1881 l2l White model 631. 12-yd. dump
THE BRookLAND CO.. 9th and Michi-
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS By Central
Motor Co.. GMc truck dealer:
t50) Conventional trucks.
1912 Chevrolets. 1hz-ton stakes.
1912 Fords. ,1s-ton stakes
1912 Chevrolets, 1Iz-ton dumps.
Panels-Fords, Dodges.
Rnses--29 and Is PASSENGER
600 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s, "
TO 8 ton stakes, dumps. tractors. pickups.
cargoes. semitrailers
EodieS-StakeS, vans.
tional trucks at both our 3 new plants,
Alex. and Arlington CENTRAL MOTOR
co;, GMc Truck gd5o Dealer. 32oo Lee hwy.
M cross Key isssh Bsdse s urn saraaf Tah
onto Lee hwy (U 8. 2lI or 29), drive IIs
miles: Daily. to 8: Sunday. 10 to 8.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Color Photography Topic

DR.. Joseph s. Friedman VIII speak
on Modern Color Photography at
a meeting Of the Society Of Photo
graphic Engineers at 8 pm. to-
morrow In the auditorium OF the
Corcoran Art Gallery, Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TAXI-1948 Dodge custom sedan; mile
ass, s! 1,6oo; l5 radio, heater; perfect condi-
TAxICAB, Plymouth .1946: in new-car
condition; 81 $50. 1920 Mt. Oliyet rd.
ne. TR. 1900. 81
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

MOVING 10 sHORE-Rent van truck.
Drive 1T yourself. Save UP to 50G. ma
TIONAL- TRUCK RENTAL CO., 125 @ st.
ne. DU. 1854. 30
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AUTOMOBILES 4 roR sALE.

PONTIAC 1885 2-dr. sedan; with radio.
foNrrAce ei lssi tn ladoor Z. S. sedan erc.l eond
M oas terms and sssae aa s Aex ssSn No Mo
lPoNTiAC is4I streamiiner n sedan-coupe:
good tires. underseat heater, motor excel;
81 80. Call after - noon. IT. lg6.
bsones e service msn ss sssn asosd
blue LACQUER finish; new tires, battery.
voice voice Motorola radio; under ssst s-Wsy
liss new SIZE RI $3.50. Ext, sgi.
sa as sns isasse sDosss afass sass sTsss
Ssssi''ss ssas1,ss g. S sssSaaEsss Nv aes,a
owner. Price, $3.50. cH. 1855. z :
PONTIAC 19f7 4-dr. sedan brsnd-new:
metal ns gray; graz sssa5 Il trade I desired. COLE 5Ii
n MoIoE s3, Co, Sa32 Ga, ave. Silver Spring,
IfPsoNTIAG 1916 streamliner "s' sedansste,
perfect condition all accessories. r, h.. etc;
ssrss ss ssss H. sss ssEsss s sss
posriac 81 Ia s.dr. s de luxe sedan. s4s5; new
aps ~ ssysEs asa pflRs fac As ssss sss
PoSHiAu Psnarf tF0m Isl % de + luxe Torpedo se
ssss eas ss ssss das ssSr BE- Il
Is mo- STONE. 1917 14th st. NV. AID.
PONTIAC 1947 sedan coupe; all de luxe
SCI sass1Dpsai Under 2a asIsa sssa $500 or sss'
PONTIAC e TT g. l9a5 stIsaml,ner; al extras
color; Just completed s:ooo-rnile shsss;
p6ifs: pGfs s2szoo s2sz q best Hs ofier under
seat covers. excellent cond; lew mile He
age; 5000 cash; Sunday from II am.
to 4, DE. 45l4. 1885 Cathedral ave. n.w.1
niles: nile dasl eznsuss +, i fender iishss seod
PONTIAC isa7 convertible eoupe;; new
osTac ssss 81 soups hns con-
PoNTiAc issl tsxicab; good conditions;
PoNTIAC 1870 Dc luxe 6 4-door sedan:
heater; excellent tires: meehanically good
RonoR co. odfg f 1sth S. sgs GsAf Ss
ROLLS ROYCE phaeton j town sedan:
ssssIss ;soe saiI BEES 81 ssai WIN
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coupe; de-
froster AID heater. seat seat covers; motor re-
,sTuDEBAKER Is47 Champion de luxe T.
door sedan, new. Clymatizer heater and de-
fFroster, r , oSerdrlxe electric clock, de luxe
right and left signals, automatic windshield
cleaner. summer seat covers. Win sacrifice
sTUDEBAKER 1o4o Champion 4-door,
condition @ e s75o @ Il IEsfosqi osqi. eA'ras' 5000
TAXI, 1942 Dodge, de luxe; PUG, fully
taxi eight months, good association; must
ss STATION acspplsA WAGoS, ssls Dodge az: all metal
ex-Army, new paint, 5 passengers, sood
condition., privately owned; S9a5; S3a5
PRIVATE4oWNED n1V FL. WI CARsMpodss ;s7 busi-
ness coupe: suitable for pleasure and COM
mechanically: spent s4oo recently recon
ditioning and painting same: $3.50 Ford
and and b. ssat 'at covers, sealed. beam sDosiight
chanica1ly; guaraantee durabls and depend.
2-dr.; 1899 chrysler Royal 4-dr.. new en-
gine; both cars in excel. cond. and extra
clean; for 81 200 or best offer under. CO. |
LUMBIA HOTEL. 2125 G st. NV. 8
blocks bio west of White House. near e ".
AMBULANCE, Packard, 1910; fully equip
ped oxygen and linen: FIR. 3629.
STATION WAGON, Packard 110 1940; |
good mechanical condition. A good buy
at $3.50. Pleasant 0120. 27s
Chevrolet, .S465: 1910
Plymouth, repainted, S595; 1910 Plymouth, |
S515; 1941 Plymouth, S645. MR.. CROSS, |
1923 goth NV, after 10 an, or GIL. 1879. |
Evening star., 1947-04-27

FOR THE BEST, COME TO JET
le46 De Soto 4 dr.; fid dr. - $2,0e5
l946 Hudson 4 dr.; r. and h.. 2,095
1942 Chrysler IS" dr.; r. and h. l ,445
1g41 Packard 'l20" dr.; r. and h. l ,345
1941 Hudson 't6" cow Glib, cpe (2J 1,29S
1871 Dodge cpe: fd dr., r. and h. 1,l45l
1910 Ford de luxe station wagon 1905
1910 Stud. Commander dr.; h. 945
1889 Buick Spec. A dr.; r., h. fo) 945I
1889 chev. NJ. de luxe 4 dr.; r., h. 925I
1889 Ford "S5" cpe.; r--- 135
1898 Ford "S5" cpe. pe.-------- 595
1887 Nash "6'' conv. epe; r. and h. 495l
1897 Terraplane , DIR. 1856
1886 Olds "6'' cpe.; T. and h. 445l
l93o Terraplane cpe. pe.-@---------- e7ol
1888 Pontiac "S' cpe.-- 375
1925 Terrapiane 4 dr---- 295
1895 Plymouth 4 Or. dr.------ 1875
1895 Terraplane 2 dr.--- 1856
1884 Buick conv. cpe.: r. and h. 465
1915 Chev. k-ton pickup 1,345
For clean used cars. come to JET
MOTOR SALES, s719 Nichols ave Sc,
Ii. o336. opposite St. Elizabeths Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
IN USFn CaRS---

open evenings until 10 D N. KENDALL
PONTIAC, 1911 Kins Sc, Alexandria, Va,
OV. 1900. -2S
SEE STANLEY H. HoRNER. INC. Trailer
Center; prices greatly reduced. 5th and
Florida ave. ne. FIR. 1921.
Immediate delivery
Alma Model 'tB1" 10 IT. in
Alma Model 800 4- n 1T 4
Royal Comma nder - rs #
Plat Custom Built ---z4--l-z25 25 f.
Prairie Schooner % IT.
Ali-Alnminnm Trailers
Palace wolverine z224 "a ft
Fagabond -.96 It
Cabin Car Sport Trailer,
American Bantam Luggage.
Spen 2-wheel Luggage.
Hale 1-wheel Luggage -A- S150l
Spen 1-wheel Luggage ------- 1876
KimbaH ----------- 80
Nelson Doiiies 180l
Preway and Coleman stove parts, bottled
gas change-oyer. regulators complete,
S35 tnot instalIed1
Chemical toilets, sofas. Hollywood beds,
tables. trailer windows. Venetian hiinds
Sleeping chairs, electric brakes complete,
water tanks. iceboxes. chrome pipes, fold
inE. chsirs, awninSs complete 1rods, sprinFs
and stakes}; many etfer trailer acces-
~ &c. fSeyt
Evening star., 1947-04-27

.e luxe Tudor, extra
xcellent motor, beau-
lsh: 81 .095 ca sh or
STONE, 1917 14th
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1886 Chevrolet 2-door ----.---- S345
1949 De Soto custom 4-door------ 995
1910 Pontiac de. luxe 4-door---- 1,095
1941 Plymouth Sp. de luxe 2-dr4 1,095
1941 Ford de luxe Fordor -,--- 1,095
1941 Chevrolet 4-dr. (perfecD --- LIB
194I Dodge custom 4-dr, fluid 1,195
1941 Olds "76" 4-dr., Hydra-Matic 1895
1942 Chey. Spec. d. l. cl. cpe o. 1925
1912 Chev. Sp. de luxe -4-door---- 1895
1912 Chev. 2-dr. tlike new)------- 1896
1a41 Buick Super 4-door 1,445
I942 Pontiac Streamliner 4-dr.- 1885
1911 Cadillac as1" sedanstte - 1885
Most have radios and heaters. These
cars have been completely checked over
and can be bought with small down pay
ment. Open until pm. REINES MOTOR
CO.. 7227 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 7227.
1871 PONTIAC 4-dr sedan Sse5
93S Ford station wagon ------ 19h
1896 Plymouth - los
1887 Ford so Tudor sedan ------ 195
93S Chevrolet sedan, delivery 295
j 936 Oldsmobile 2-dr. sedan - $50
l 935 Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan - 2o5
1a41 Chevrolet taxicab 2a5
JOHN 8. REECE. lila Half st. s.w. 29s
BUICK 1912 sedanette; r. and 81 ,405
Ford 1889 station wagon - $50
Chevrolet 1940 station wagon - 9e5
:. CENTRAL MOTORS co, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arlington. Va. CHI, 1000.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

PFACKARD 1882; very good condition:
PACKARD 1911 "1I0' de luxe .'S1i Convertible
club coupe; radio and heater motor excel
lent, 5 good tires; $4,000 miles: 2-torel
green, clean throughout; S1,335. Cali
all day Sunday or weekdays after pm,
PACKARD 1889 "12o" convertible coupe;
BenninE I'd. ne. FR. s773. A'0''. -5 52'i
PACKARD 1941 Clipper 4-door sedan; this
Is a very clean car; looks, and runs like a
$685.. MATTINGLY MOTOR SALES. Bla-
der sburg I'd, Md. at Peace Gross. WA
Evening star., 1947-04-27

81: :
CORD 1886 "s1o' 4-dr. sedan; r. and h,
9e' Dst ne" Paa ns sisoS sssSs hr0ps or ps
EsosT Test G1nn. pW and and Porter. ar
reas 1efy.5sss Fsa0 $500
SRosfkF ssst SsS esloS fs9s csa1.,f Can on
sasSs sssssaaa aE 0%is; hnlsO. new tires radio
Tssss sa 1861 @ s s:e snms T
ANGLE AS 5Sod MOTORS. 80 SOLO Or r. 1. ave. ave ne.
ckossIESY 1s47 sedan: 1000 mi. CYL,
sess seonons; wo sost ossa $1,000 hrst $3.50 cash
a. ssS ''sfa & :v: s.' ns ssas s
Id:tSa pE soTo 1875, , ex,tsSt gractisaTy rev
Be Be- seTo @iis iiisssss,. s:Goor s9:G sedan SO sooa
mechs meal condition. excellent appear
DE soTo' 1911 Convert Convert coupe; radio,
hss'fJ ss b,sns nsg te4 TOP beautiful car sl'a45
DE. soTO. 1889 Cdr. sedan; new tires;
radio and heater; new battery. Cheap.
DE soTo 1910 Custom s's; club coape; ns new
Bslsinere siyd.. Riverdsie. Nd. WA. ssSs asS
radio. heater; attractive appearance; I'M, In.
sood mechsnieai condition: tires in nne
Ne s1d sis drxs sSi arse g. nW trunk
DODGE 1899 4-dr. sedan, good condition:
DODGE 1947 4-door custom; black: driven
call MR.. HOWARD. WA 1850. 81.
fos sa tdSSs nss hnaa5, osoT hnss s
fluid drive and tires; in side and out
ssaSe lSSss VIZ aEs asSs nsS; low mileage; ss;a75.
DODGE i $50 4-dr. sedan. runs good: $3.50.
Call uN. 1853. ewes between 5 and
DODGE l94I de luxe 4-door sedan; motor
DonGE ls4I custom 4-door; heater. new
seat covers: one owner; excellent condi-.
IT, below; Box 403-B, Star. 27a
h, new valves. new drive shaft. new bat
terry. new glass and other recent repairs
total SiSS. Good transp. Price. $500.
Phsns Gil 1929 noon to 5 nm.
s75e or best offer under. Cali WA. o6ai
DODGE 1851 4-door sedan: radio ana
heater, good appearance; $3.50 or best
ave. ne, St. Clair Gas Station. sunday y
DODGE IS e-door: $500 or best oter
under: and h.. motor. body, tires good.
rd Mt ssatlSn Rain,sE aesas ms Chapel and chlu
DODGE 1887 .4-door sedan; in excellent
s9pnsatisn; III perfect sioS tires: s425 CAN after
fe noDG. .v 4s soSgs: sgs .s.. covers white rims:
soosSE Mo;TSoSs CO eosa 4soS ooe VII. Vi 'ssn. s1..
sssI.Si sSSpsI sss. . coupe; .ees 4 ssna,s.3n; y.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Ford, Taft, ForresiaI
10 Address Chamber
parley Here April B

Henry Ford IL, Senator Taft,
Secretary OF Commerce Hartman
and Secretary Of the Navy ForrestaI
Will be among those who will address
the 5000 businessmen from all parts
Of the Nation who win gather here
April % for the four-day, 35th an
nual meeting Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce.
The problem Of world peace viii
be discussed by Secretary Forrestal,
Walter Lppmann, author and news
paper columnist, and Raymond
Swing, Eric Sevareid and Richard
Harkness. radio commentators. Earl
o. Shreve, vice president OF the
chamber, will deliver the keystone
address on April -, on The World
We Live In"
Mr.. Ford win address the dinner
to be held at pm, April %, in the
Hotel Statler. Entertainment at
the dinner viii be furnished by Phil
spitalny and his all-girl orchestra.
Taft to Speak At Last Session.
Senator Taft will discuss Labor
Relations In q Competitive Economy
at the last general session OF the
meeting on May /.
Secretary Hartman will speak at
the April 80 dinner for representa-
tives Of American Chambers Of
Commerce abroad.
The housing problem and a farm
program for the future will be
discussed at the second general
session, April %. A moving picture,
''The Communist Shadow" also will
be shown at this session.
Fred r. Fairchild of Yale Univer-
sity, w. Randolph Burgess, vice
chairman OF the board, National
City Bank, New York, and Harry A.
Bulls, president, General Mills, Inc,
Minneapolis, win talk on taxes and
Federal spending at the morning
session, April 80.
How to Counteract Depressions'
will be discussed by Howard Bowen,
economist for the Irving Trust Co.,
New York: George Terborgh. re-
search director, Machinery & Allied
Products Institute, Washington, and
william 8. Street, president. Fred
erick g. Nelson. Seattle, Wash.
Talks On Transportation.
An outline Of developments in the
transportation field will be presented
by r. v. Fletcher. the Association
Of American Railroads; John v.
Lawrence Of the American Trucking
Association, Inc, and Emory s. Land,
president. Air Transport Association
OF America, Inc.
Gov. Sisler Of Michigan will dis
cuss modern education and how fu-
ture Improvements can be financed.
The Nations natural resources will
be the subject OF talks by Otto Her.
res, vice president Of the Combined
Metals Reduction Co., Salt Lake
City. Utah; Merle Becker, vice presi-
dent of w. C.. Mcbride, Inc, st.
Louis: DR.. Elmer Pehrson, Bureau Of
Mines; H. H. Hill, Standard Oil Of
New jersey. and Richard r. Deupree,
executive chairman, Army and Navy
Munitions Board.
At q womens luncheon to be held
April 80 In the Maynower Hotel,
Mildred McAfee Horton, president.
Evening star., 1947-04-16

wellesley College, and former direc-
tor Of the WAVES, viii talk on "An
American Woman's Viewpoint. /.
"A British Woman,s Viewpoint
will be explained by Barbara Ward,
foreign editor, the London Econ
omist, and 4 director Of the British
Broadcasting Co.
This years meeting Is the first in
six years to be held in Washington.
The practice OF holding congress
sionai dinners sponsored by various
State and city chambers Of COM
merce viii be resumed. These din
ners are attended by Senators.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Folse Income Tuk Filing
Churqed TO Grocer Here

Morris L. Fuchs, 1872 Sixteenth
street NV, grocer and liquor
dealer here, was charged in Baltj-
more with filing false income tax
return and evading S6,05S In taxes,
the Associsted Press reported.
The information was fled In Fed
eral Court yesterday. It accused Mr..
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Afrieuns to Make Textiles

Over 1000 African natives and
so Europeans will be employed In
q textile factory with 500 looms to
be transferred from America to-
Albertsville, IN the Belgian Congo.
Evening star., 1947-04-16

Fuchs Of filing the false return and
failing to pay the proper tax IN
1913.
Mr.. Fuchs operates ! liquor store
at 1903 Columbia road NV,
Evening star., 1947-04-16

Representative and businessmen
from the same State. There are 20
such dinners scheduled for April 2S.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Victor TATE, 41; Guard
Al u. 5. BUILDINGS, Dies

Victor Tate, II, police guard fol-
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton, died yesterday In his home, 507
Seward square Sc.
Mr.. Tate was in the Marine Corps
for 10 years and was stationed in
Washington at the old Navy Yard
before he went overseas in, 1912. He
was in the Pacific three years and
was discharged in 1s45 as q platoon
sergeant. He had lived here two
years.
After his discharge he was guard
at the Library of Congress for sey-
eral months. He was transferred to
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton last January.
Mr.. Tate was born and educated
in Rutherford County, N. c. He was
member of the Veterans of For
eign Wars and the Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Mary Tate, Henrietta, N. c.;
two brothers, Pete Tate, also of Hen
rietta, and James r. Tate. 3010
Nichols avenue Sc, and eight sis
ters in North and South Carolina.
Funeral services will be held In
Henrietta.