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Evening star., 1947-10-18
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

1894 18th PL. N.W.-4 units: bedrooms.
living room, kitchen. bath each unit: excel
lent buy. S31.150. HARRY GRITz. MA.
spRfsG s1g5f no nj XIX "a: 956s 953n,. ant ,ou,.
low rental, from S35 to S55 mo- present
yearly income, S9,150: price, $4,000;
DERs. 3sl9 South Capitol st. TR 1858
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GARAGES FOR RENT
PARKING LOTS

REAR 1920 o N.W.-suitable for auto re-
pair. Inspect on weekdays only: key next
door. TH0S. D. WALSH, INC, SIS / tn
st. NV. DI. 1857. is
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5-ROOM AND BATH commercial property
on Lee hwy, corner lot, oil heat, plenty
space for parking, good for office, radio,
etc; rent, S120 month. OK. O934. 10
IN THE HEART OF ALEXANDRIA business
sectional 3-story brick building, has 3
large vacant apts and exceptionally large
1st floor that can be used several ways,
either as one large store or rear could be
used as a shop or warehouse, has rear en-
trance to alley. Client now available for
front of 1st floor, who will carry a large
part of rental. Long lease available to
right party. Total rent. $500 per mo. and
taxes. Shown by appointment only. AL
BAKER q SON. Realtors. 116 s. ST. Asaph
St. Alex. Va, Alex. 6644. TIE. s343. 10
BUILDING FOR RENT-11 rms. 3 baths,
suitable office space for doctors, dentists S,
lawyers or as nurses home. school or
rooming house; convenient to Doctors Hos
pital, new George Washington Hospital
and George WASHINGTON University; rea-
sonable rent Call RE. 1890. 10
900 BLOCK 7th ST N.W.-Three combi-
nations of offices with storage space,
800 500 Block 81 tx Eye st. n.w.-7oo 50. it. in 4
Rear 1918 18th st. n.w.-Approx. 400
SO, # office In remodeled BLDG. $50 mo.
5000 block K St n.v.-store attractively
100 block G st. NV 200 So. it. in
5 ofices. $500 month. Call Mr. White
mead MA. $500: ewes. and Suns, MI. 3050.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 st. NV.
CoLORED-LARGE BUILDING, 8 floors,
suitable for any type Of business; also 5-yr.
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63 ACRES, $500; s-room. livable house.
partially repaired: stove: 12 acres tillable;
old barn good springs and streams; a
terms.
IA acres. committing distance D. c.;
2-beoroom house, completed a few months
ago; school bus at door: all modern con-
ven1ences; price includes de luxe electric
stove and new refrigerator: ready for
occupancy. S6,250: ST 1000 cash required
Cne capt. house, $4,000: and one g.
apt. house. S10.5O0; both excellent in
vestmsnts. CLAUDE E. HIxON, Real Es-
tate. Manassas, Va. Manassas IA. 10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-over 200-acrs,
close In. dairy farm, modern 4-bedrm
house, tenant house; 50-stapchion COW
barn: lge. bank barn, plenty Of outbldgs.
This farm can be bought right
We also have a number of other good
buys in stock and dairy farms II you
are looking for farm in Montgomery
County give US call. David Laughlin.
with EUGENE B. .GINGELL. -7542 George
town rd.' Bethesda, Md. WI. 2022; eyes.
81 ACRES. with Groom house. electricity
installed, excellent outbuildings, lovely
wide streams, old mill site, swimming.
fishing, boating: committing distance on
paved road, near Catholic school; S10.-
500. easily financed.
5 acres, all cleared, near Vienna, / MI
from Lee hwy; only IL mi. to D. c.; S2,-
3 acres, near oakton. on paved road. 1
block from school and transp.: S2,400
HUGH McDIARMD, Real Estate. Fhone
Vienna 900. 10
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
COMMERCIAL GROUND, west Of Ga and
Alaska aves.; wide frontage: best offer
fHvEsreoIRSs'h eIS AND AND BUILDERS. attention.
5-a., frontage 1st commercial; just over
D. C. line on South Capitol st: level;
DERs, 3eie South Capitol st. TR. 1858,
1O.OO0-so. FT, 40 IT,, front. on i'm
proved street, Brentwood, Md; $4,000.
WINSTON C. CLAY. WA. 1928. Ia
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

A PREFABRICATED STEEL and aluminium
building for storage or shop has net one
customer 20eo on his investment. Com
plete engineering service. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, INC, 1855 18th st. NV. MA. 1856
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LOTS WANTED,

MT. VERNON BoULEvARD-Wif buy
| from owner, to acres. Give price, di-
mensions, location. Box 346-J. Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
small wholesale baking operation. Cal
TIE. 1908. -19
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IRAIlERS.

PARKING OR AUTO SALES LOT. 122I
9th NV, 60x92 to alley. D. s. BIRON
RA 1901 10
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AuToMo1ivE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
carry large stock Of sood-quality seat
covers in popular colors, They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation if desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving st.
NV. AD $500
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process beautiful tread; 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections If your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Washington's
Largest Pontic Dealer; 1897 Irving st.
NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-1mmedi edists
delivery; new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seem suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 Irving st. NV. AD., $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer
oDD-sIZE TIRE SPECIALISTs-None too
difhcult: give us the size. we do. the rest
mail orders taken. Several sizes In current
stock, CITY TIRE CO.. 18th and SITS.
n W, DE 2137.
TIRES l4). 75ox20. 10 ply. practically
new: $50 piece ROBERT HERSON, ~
Florida ave. ne. MI. ZOO. lis
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ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE WANTED.
ACREAGE WANTED suitable for lge. scale
housing in the metropolitan area. Must
have sewer and water. Call RE. 6235.
e5 TO so ACRES WANTED in the Rock
Vile, Md. area. Call F. GORDON CISSE
after Z pm. at Overlook 1916. "a
STORES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE LEASE in 100 per cent location
on H st. ne; size 1Sx1O0. Box 1s-K, Star.
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. se0t
select your color; work guaranteed ADD1-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. n,w..
c0MPLEHTE JOB, ss5 UP: work ruarsn-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Fa. ave. ext. Sc.
HI 4524
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
LOTS FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on main line
B. & o. Railroad: 25c so. foot. c: H
PEARCE. WA 1908, or WA. 630S. -23
Evening star., 1947-10-18

COLORED-LARGE BUILDING, 8 floors
suitable for any type Of business; also 5-yr
lease DII Q3EO oOs
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidinss available
Maryland: small or large acreage: long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO Office, UN. 2525; res. EN-. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

VIENNA, vA.-12 mi. to D. c.; high on
9 hilltop. nice view; orchard, good barn
and acres: 4-bedroom house with
oil heat: $4,000. easily financed
Brick Dutch Colonial, 2 bedrooms ccm-
pletely equipped kitchen; landscaped y
acre; conven., to everything; S13,500
HUGH McDIARMID, Real Estate
Phone Vienna 500 Ia
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tifully HANDICAPPED corner lot, brick wall
highly desirable location near Army ant
~ MaG G homs aas supeqb
constructed and in new-house condition
from basement to ,to root lst cor cente
modern equipped kit. il bath, breskfas
rm.;, End floor; bedrms.. tile baths
storage; full dry painted bsmt., recrestior M asi
SI-Surnins furnace ri tanks: suaoss tR det
Ing: slate roof. 1Ooes insulation. ''
We have also 2 outstanding homes ii
ns Bell Haysr Tor sss ns Nth
Arlineton. JA. 24s4. GL. 37il. lis
ARLINGTON. 1918 so. 18th ST, $3.50
5-room frame bungalow, living room, din.
basement, coal h.-w.h.. fenced lot. saxi 81
$500 cash, balance like rent. Possession
sWestmont. s1O.s5o. Close to columbis
pike and Glebe rd. 5-room semide,
taehed brick, living room, dinette, equipped
kitchen on Is. floor; 2 bedrooms, and bath
EHRHARDT. exclusive agent, 1919 colum
bia pike. Arlington. Va. GL. 1855. -1a
ov GMo wy Wsk.sdc sEdck + HoMks in Eatria'
m sxio st: oil Heat elee: water he.sss M
dCIe' bTeeS, SIlTuDS, prlCeQ 3D. f0U
:, Our best Cape Cod buy new brick, 4
bedrms, 2 baths; liv. rm.. 12x2O. fireplace
z closets q linen); full basement. oil heat
s h. shrubs hi sous sriees sesF'9sf Ss gs
sss ss ss; As IT, n % 5
s oPaN ToPAY e,n 1s4s SOY NORTH 1anl Inss s
this attr. 3-hedrm. brick Colonial home
Tastefully decorated by an expert, ths
williamsburg gray in the liv. rm viii
blend well with your furnishings; tn,
Colonial nrepI.. will give you that "coz,
and warm feeling these autumn evenings
The cheerful family-siZed din. rm. is ex.
roomy kitchen is equipped with 7-ft.. refer
Wi md ; nice bedrms;. tiled bath ane
ample closet space. A VI bath and space
for, huge rec. rm. are in the full bsmt
which also has outside entrance. Other
features include easement windows. auto
gas heat, landscaped yard; cow. location
beyond Glebe rd. to Illinois ST.. turn left
W Illinois to Goth st. left y, block, to
hs'ewood st. and right to open sign
CAN'T REALTY co. 10th st. North
! Highland. ow. 1915. 10
Evening star., 1947-10-18

ALEXANDRIA, Yates Gardens = English
basement type brick town house, with .
bedrooms and Ia baths, available for i'm
mediate occupancy: deep lot. with par
ticularly attractive inclosed garden areas
Priced at S149b0.
yates Gardens-2- bedroom brick town
house, with brick terrace, full basement
and inelosed garden areas: Immediately
Both homes have oil &C, heat. To
L. McKEEVER CO., Realtors, Shoreham
Bldg, MA. 1880; evenings, TIE. 1922. -Is
VIENNA, VA.-Beautiful new brick home,
on "a acre Of land, 3la miles west of Falls
Church, Va. This is one you must see be-
fore it is sold at the bargain price Of
$4,000. There Is nothing in D. C. area
to compare to the above for less than
Sl7,500
3 acres of land in town of Herndon, Va.
6-room dwelling. bath. cleo, natural gas
heat and barn. $4,000.
q rooms. gas, h.-w.h.. bath. fully fur
nished, good garage, poultry house, large
lot in town Of Herndon Va, mr. school and
shopping district. The price is $4,000
; . new BUNGALOWS, in Herndon, Va, on
h-acre lot, The, price. $500 each.
space for rooms, bath. hot-air oil heat. ?
large lots. 10 miles from D. C. Price.
- RAY BARNEY q SON. Vienna. Va,
Vienna 218. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-18

We also offer you large selection Of
used trailers at price that will At any
PC HGtbook. Our simple finance plan will
enable you to save many dollars. Open
daily and Sun. 9 am. to q pm AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4O3O Wisconsin
ave. Phone WO 323l
Evening star., 1947-10-18

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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Soszmszing bo0rd
Reoder soys Stor sIonted rent news

Chicago Rent Advisory Board
regards you as part of IAN I'M
American minority"
Each story on the proposed
rent boost states that the rent
increase would affect 100000
tenants" We must admit that
we failed 10 tie up the facts.
and report clearly and unmis-
taxablY that the rent increase
would affect the 100000 Chi
cago tenants who didn't sign
a lease for a Is per cent rent
increase last June"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Seattle speaks up
To the Editor:

1ne 6Ol1OIs
Enclosed is two bucks for
the Dollars Against Dilling'
campaign.
We in the state of Washing
ton, and particularly those of
US on the New World, know
how important it is to protect
the peoples press from political
suits such as Liz has filed
against the Star.
Reaction knows that litiga-
ton is expensive-it knows that
progressive newspapers cannot
afford to fight libel suits. The
foes of free press well know
that they can drain the re-
sources of peoples newspaper
in such a fashion.
Several years ago a character,
who served as a japanese prop
agandist right up to Pearl Har-
Dor, sued The New World. We
had to go to our readers as you
are going. They responded. We
beat the case. Thanks to those
dollars we were able to save
our paper.
Perhaps it is not polite for
us in Washington to tell you
people in Chicago what to do.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
To the Editor:

Many of US know the big
dailies distort and slant the
news to suit their own purpose.
Apparently you do, too, but with
less ingenuity.
Take your report on page 3
of the Nov, 8 issue in which
you quote Mayor Kennedy. :.
land another adjustment must
be made"
You intimate first one Is per
cent raise and now another
must be made. You know that
tenants who paid the Is per
cent increase received leases
protecting them to the end of
1948, apd the adjustment now
proposed is for tenants who
paid no increase.
am not arguing with the
issues only annoyed with this
type of reporting. Print the
facts. Your causes speak for
themselves and your readers
are sympathetic. Why ALLEVIATE
with this tricky journalism?
ERNEST J. FEINBERG
Editors Note:
This is the type of letter The
Chicago Star appreciates and
needs. In reporting the news.
mistakes are frequently made;
too many go by the board. But
with all apologies. this was no
attempt TO Slant the news"
On the same page of the Nov.
Q issue. where Mayor KennellY's
publicity man is quoted. and
now another adjustment must
be made" there is another story
which begins:
IF you ARE one of the $780,
600 Chicago tenants who didn't
sign a lease for a Is per cent
rent increase last June. your
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Un-Americans VS.. people
To the Editor:

- $50 e44A4OAe
The public is outraged by the
Un-American Activities Com
mittee who pursued the peace
loving people who are fighters
for freedom.
The Un-American Committee
blacklisted good citizens of the
United States because they sup
ported the democracy in Spain
during the Civil War to save
the world from horrible fascism
and to avoid the recent most
bloody war in history.
The true honest people tried
to save through aid to Spain
millions of lives of men, women
and children.
The members of the Commit
tee are only apes without tattle
tale. The big business men train
them to annoy. the progressives
of the country.
H. SALTZ
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22

But we're not a very polite
newspaper out here either and
We say Get those Dollars
Against Dilling" in right now.
TERRY PETTUS.
Managing Editor.
The Seattle tWash.l
New World
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
He didn't forget
To the Editor:

70 INC LuILOE.
l almost forgot to send you
this money, but here it is. $3.50
is to be for one years sub
scription to The Star and the
other $3.50 is to go to defend
The Star against Liz Dilling.
ARTHUR C. EvERHART
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Ed IT RAILS
1rumon's message

truman S message
MYTH eye on 1948 President Truman has found
it impossible to continue ignore strong feel
ings of Americas little people against proeering and
initiation.
Truman and his advisers to the polit
ical winds They know that TaftTTartley slave
labor law will not head off movement spring,
with labor determined TO win back part lost living
standards.
They know also that the for economic suffering
will be registered wherever the people go polls in
the crucial 1913 election year
They know that the Marshall Plan and the whole anti
democratic foreign policy program of the Administration
are in jeopardy unless gestures made on the
domestic front
WE CANNOT join with the so-called liberal newspap-
ers in proclaimng Tuans message Congress Mon
day as "a return to the Roosevelt policies:
l. Because there modification of the program for
world domination by Wall Street and the preparation of
an anti-democratic bloc which in time only
toward atomic
Because the proposal for renewal of limited ration
ing and price control comes from the who only
recently described such controls police state methods
g. Because Truman who is now calling for price
troll at some vague time in the future, himself largely
responsible for the destruction of the OPA.
Because Truman's "liberal" announcements of the
past were backed up by the elementary
steps toward giving them life.
To cite only example, his veto of the Taft-Harey
Bill was never accompanied by any effort to invoke Demo-
cratic Party discipline and the mobilization of the decisive
Democratic votes in the Senate to sustain the Veto
Because the insincerity of his domestic program is
given away by his calling for ceiling wages at time
when his statistical bureaus have proven prices
have far outrun wages.
Big business commentators on the Truman message
quick to point out that the wage
plan was enough to doom the whole domestic control
gram to defeat They counting cunningly the fact
that abors rebellion at being frozen substandard
dtons will undermine all controls.
T. Because the domestic program is shot through with
glazing weaknesses, with mention of a ro-back of
prices to OPA levels of tax exemptions for low
groups or OF restoration of profits taxes of abo
ton of sales and Withholding taxes.
AND SO this report to Congress- written in bright
words is just much lip service hypocrisy and demagogy
Truman is sitting back, content that he has gone
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22

AND SO this report to Congress- written in bright
words just much lip service hypocrisy demagogy
Truman sitting back, content that he has gone
record for of the things that the American people
need most desperately.
But is the considered opinion of the STAR that the
has for aroused people take
into their hands.
This be done first of all by freeing ourselves of
any lingering illusions that the Truman Administration
will fight theoretically for its own proposals
The job is to open peoples fight for price
and rent control The challenge calls for every type of
peoples action to force Congress act Beginning with
demand your congressman for the
legislation
Let's improve and separate the domestic program from
the reaconary foreign policy which sugarcoas in the
Truman message.
LET'S crack through the that both parts
for relief The only relief contained in the
Marshall Plan and profits for Wall
at the expense of the hungry people of Europe.
Wall Street and its old parties content that
they have given nothing than empty phantom
to lure further down the road to political and economic
director
What surprise and what defeat for reazsicn if the
people give blood and beef and bone genuine
program for progress
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Local Masonic News

Dawson Lodge-MoAday, celebrat-
ing Goth anniversary. Dance and
entertainment, Washington Hotel.
National Lodge-Tuesday, initia-
ton.
Barristers Lodge-Wednesday, ad-
dress by Nelson T. Johnson, secre-
tary general for Far Eastern Relief
Washington Centennial Lodge
Wednesday, entertainment.
East Gate Lodge-Wednesday
initiation.
st. Johns L,odge-Friday, '"The
Atomic Problem" by Livingston
Hartley, editorial director of Ma
tional Committee on Atomic In
formation.
Stansbury Lodge-Saturday, off,
GERS meeting.
The Thirtieth Degree is scheduled
by the Scottish Rite for Tuesday
evening, to be followed by the
Thirty first Degree on May 13. The
spring class, which began February
4, will conclude May 20. with the
Thirty-second Degree. Mithras
Lodge will meet Tuesday evening
preceding the degree.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
| OES Activities
| In Local Chapters
Special notices:

Special notices:
The May session Of the grand
chapter will be held In the Masonic
Temple at pm. tomorrow.
Harmony Chapter Thursday, 21sl
anniversary celebration; Monday
Home Board with Ruby Weinar.
Fidelity Chapter Wednesday
mothers honored.
Martha Chapter Wednesday, In
frmary Building Fund Committee
dessert and games, 1890 pm. Naval
Lodge Hall, Friday, Ways and
Means, evening of games with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Morrison.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Wed-
nesday, Star Points with Mrs Mar
garet Everett.
Loyalty Chapter Wednesday
Mothers Day program.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Mon-
day, meeting called of.
Federal Chapter Thursday
Friendship Club to entertain. II
you have run1mage, call 81. 2772 or
GE. 1909.
Chevy Chase Chapter Tuesday
Officers Club, with Mrs. Elsie Car
ter.
Bethany Chapter-Thursday, Star
Points with Mrs. Estelle Catlin.
East Gate Chapter-Friday, to Z
pm, fried chicken dinner.
Lebanon Chapter Tuesday, Tenn
pie, Endowment and Educational
joint meeting, 1913 Harvard street
apartment Is.
Mizpah Chapter-Tuesday, line
officers night, honoring grand line
officers.
Good Will Chaptef-Wednesda
rehearsal; Friday. initiation and in
Stallation of Ruth.
Trinity Chapter Thursday. rum
mage sale, 1107 Fourth street S.W
Call Ethel Pieresma for pick up OF
rummage.
Areme Chapter-Wednesday, hon.
oring mothers.
Acacia Chapter-Tuesday, Moth
|er'S Day. initiation.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, b. 6. Els
4.
|VFW Auxiliaries
Seat New Officers

Federal Auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, held joint installa-
ton with their post last Monday
evening at 713 D street NV. The
officers are: President, Margaret
Wardle: senior vice president, Thei-
ma Lehman; junior vice president,
Peggy Kaye: secretary, Rhoda
Kemp; treasurer. Dorothy Lohman;
chaplain, Ina Shaver. conductress.
Rose Reilly: guard, Maybelle Buck
inghan1; trustees-three years, Jo-
sephine Weleh: two years, B. VII
lams- patriotic instructor, Carrie
Irving; flag bearer. Betty Williams;
historian, Anne Elmer; rehabilita-
tion, Ida Howell.
Joint installation Of Pentagon
Post and Auxiliary was held Tues
Gay evening, at the Raleigh Hotel
The auxiliary officers are: Presi-
dent. Mabel Blume; senior vice
president, Lois McNelis; junior vice
president, Sally Cobb; treasurer,
Hulda Wikoff:; conductress, Selma
Shesser; chaplain, Margaret Aiken:
guard, Ruby Griffin; trustees--three
years, Edith Dunstpn; two years,
Eta Parrott; one Year, Sally Bar
lett.
Oflcers of Front Line Auxiliary
were installed Tuesday evening at
Pythian Temple as follows: Presi-
dent. Lillian Reynolds; senior vice
president, Ella Treynor; junior vice
president, Ann Dorenbaum; treas
urer;: Una Dorsey; secretary, Ruth
Voss; chaplain, Mary Nichols; three
year trustee, Sadie Warnock.
Mary Tucker, the outgoing presi-
dent, was presented a past presi-
dents pin by past Department
President Ethel Sedlock.
Meetings this week-Monday--
Department. National Masonic
Temple. Wednesday-Naval Gun
Unit, 2047 Minnesota avenue Sc:
Police and Fire Unit, 713 D street
NV. Thursday - Treasury Unit,
1919 K street NV. Friday-Equal-
ity Walter Reed Unit, 713 D street
NV; Front Line Unit, Gold Chev-
ron Club,
Evening star., 1947-05-04
AuToMosIlg wANTrp,

FORD. Chevrolet. Plymouth, Pontiac, 80.
40. Al or 40 Have cash. Willing to
pay high price for good car TR. 1885.
VETERAN. Just out OF Marine Corps needs
new car to secure job. 81. 4s11, UP until
9 p-m.
CoNyENIENT-we pay top prices for
1900 1850 15th ST. NV, one-half block
north OF the Masfower Hotel.
NEED GOOD LIGHT CAR. 1910 to 1912;
prefer Chevrolet or Ford; have cash.
Phone Ludlow 1443. -5
PONTIAC wANTED-We will pay the high
est cash dollars; any year and any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R. / ave at
Goth st, ne, AD. S344.
CHEVROLET wANTED--we viii pay the
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, n, L ave. At
goth st. ne, AD. s344. ~
Evening star., 1947-05-04
SWV Auxiliaries
Special notices:

oDCSidi 1lOtlSCo-
On Wednesday evening the De-
partment Of the District of Column
bia will have as their guests the
Departments of Virginia and Mary.
land at the Northeast Masonic
Temple, at 8:15 pm. There will bs
entertainment and refreshments.
Dewey Unit - Monday, 8 pm,
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Astor Unit-Tuesday, 8 pm. 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Daughters Of '98-Thursday, $50
pm. .921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Miles Unit - Friday, 8:15 pm,
Pythian Temple, official visit of
Mrs. Beulah Cope, department pres
ident and her staff.