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Evening star., 1948-11-28
r12 THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c.
SUNDAY 70,
TRAILERS (cont. J

UTILITY TRAILER, Knox steel t,G, Dody; sx4' 9
y ton. hardly used. WI; 4314 till pm
i2-WHEEL TRAILER, suitable for boat or
utility: extra strong. CHI 5426.
BANTAM steel trailer, almost new; stakes,
tarpaulin, etc. $50. SH. 6432.
ALMA 1915; owner must sacrifice: ST 1875
or best offer. 1898 Powhatan St, Alex
andris. Va. MRS. NETo.
TRUCK TRAILER, 1-ton size, steel body,
tarpaulin. Call DI. 2s79.
GEALEE Rs. F. gR SsR tsEp asas S. sEs cargo good
1912 NATIONAL; aI-ft., permanent bed,
Duo-T TneIm heat; reasonable, cash. Lot
Is m TemPIe Trailer viass Alex Va ion
trip TO Fla. EQupped travel with Nelson
RSIy PIN 4 81? sYsrrM SH 5Toom 5dsS estt house so
priced $500 below averaee You must
see to appreciate: located on nice lot at
Can, sTAILINGs at FA 1871, or "A.
9s7f or come out; Also a good l94l
Ford Tudor sedan; $3.50 Don't miss this.
nelte, studio couch bottle gas; Sl,l5O,
Will sell couple if parked here. Also a
small Cosy coach, sleeps ,: $3.50.
M isi. :sS-kooM HOUSE TRAILER, tan
cessories; Sall HI; 43oS, 30
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES on
dispay M ms NdT v oaWn and pSden eaaD p
TRAILER CO. INC. Oak Grove Trailer
Court, miles south Of Of AIex Aaa on Route
10 no. pm o0fh Pnone Gsls ov ana ss6i sunday am
LIBERTY TRAiLERs. ali sizes and models
also good used trailers.. We are equipped
HEETER- ER-WALDEN TRAu Err SALES INC
Wash. -Balto. blvd. Berwyn. Md.
l9lS NATIONAL y & and Landola 8 II S5ailesS %, on
5000 Baltimore ave. Riverda.e. Md,
sa1FT. LANDoLA HOUSE TRAILER. ~
offer buys: Can be seen al National Trailer
Court; College Park, Md. TO; $500; ~
fae+ce rALASE is4! ssi :s fl perfect condition.
AccoTNT OF slGKNEss 2sS', will sacrifice new
1949 Walco 33-f trailer; elec. ,refer..
ssottle7GaS stove. h; and G water; shower.
nv n toiet' ssTp' 1n dsposai twin beds: sleeps
i Ssl. LIGHTaoGsf liz Gf' TRAILER. 90 it. long;
sleeps 4; coil springs, good condition;
s3 pG6 es sga faSpE fatsE eedTrc brakes
ELECTRIC refrigerator, bottled gas range,
rug, rug, venetian blinds awnings; condiiion ion
nRder nfE list pFee preaey ssPFSsa5e owned See
at Virginia Trailer Co. Route l. miles
1875 ISIS PEAfT PIeifT'i TRAILER. used months
has bottle gas, e!ec brakes. sleeps and
baby. Parked at Ancient Oaks, Falls
Church. Must sell Immed. OR. 54.9,
25-FT. SILVER DOME-3 rooms like new;
electric and ic9 reier.; INV; perm. dbl.
bed; tile floor, oottled, gas, Venetian blinds.
fluorescent lights. ele@, brakes, Asking
sl,Sa5. 469 s.w. EX. l3ss. Is
WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort. for economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
as Schult Commodore 2.3a6 ::i5
'4S Schult Luxury Liner - 3,04 40
As Schut Aristocrat - 436 95
As Howard Mansion -- 5.lS4 9;i
AS American - Tandem -- 2,64" 81
'lS Howard t'oS" 33e,l 90
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

BODY and paint shop, fully equipped. good
lease good location. reasonable price for
quick sale by owner Box 44s-J, Star
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. fully
equipped and operating; 1-car cap reaS.
rental with lease Must be sold this os gees sI
MOSS Realtor 2125 Rhode Island ave.
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTOS PAINTED. BAKED, $50 so: spark
ling finish, electric drying as at factories;
expert body fender work. 20l5 st. NV
ST. 1857. s.
Observation-Disclosures SERVICE is best
for your car, regardless of make; super
fine painting. fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montgomery st, Alexandra
COMPLETE, JOB. s35 up: work guaran.
teed GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc
HI 45oi
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STATION WAGONS.

MERCURY 194l station wagon, completely
oyerh., new motor, etc, S1195. TR. 42O6.
DODGE 1a41: s7o0 or best offer; in good
condition. MI 6ls9. rs
FORD ia47: radio and heater, Gunmetal
finish. 81 6a5. This car carries q cher d
nerized guar. CHERNER MOTOR Co.
I'LL Fla. ave. NV. HO. o0oo. 80
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

s392 18th ST. N.w.-Large dole. gar. for
GARAGE. 14x2S; available December |;
S25 a month. 500 blk. 9th St. Sc. Ii.
GARAGE FOR RENT, truck or storage
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

FIRST TRUST NOTES-Total, Sll,OUU;
good discount NE. 300
ss.s15 end TRUST seasoned no,es. @ paying ng
exclusive Bradley Hills property, owned by
substantial doctor of science Ayaiia55e S,Iatp
at 81 500 discount; low lst trust. COMDh.
MCCORMICK. ST. 3232.
2nd DEED OF TRUST S0TE-Property
located zoos Clegsett St. ne amount
Of note. $3.50. AID, OF!
2nd-MTG NOTE, gilt-edee security, par
ties paying on it two years. Gail III
18th s.. S E. ---- ~
SECOND TRUST NOTES
por sale. we'll secured on D. C. properties.
substantial disc. RE. 353l or VI u D!
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING private sales our specially; y u
Won are buylng or selling an auton@pl!e e
let us finarcc it for the purcf ases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1902 New York ave. NV
Republlc 1900.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE, Dec =, I:3U p m. renn-
ished and unfinished pieces of Penna;
Dutch furniture; other nice pieces ana
antiques, glass and china, toys, doll houses;
Christmas tree balls and lights; pedgreed
black cocker spaniel. SUBURBAN AUC-
TION. 500 Rockville pike. -
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Noyem-
ber 80, 194S, at 10 m.-Valuable business
property, located on Wash .-Balto. blvd;
between Dorsey and Waterloo, Md al snc
known as Farmers HaEdwsre rd,s,sI,s aar1 This
approx and is located on a lot with 200
# frontmg the boulevard, approx. 500
#. deep. irregular. To be sold in fee
simple together with stock and equipment:
Terms: lOor day of sale balance date OF
settlement For further informatlon call
Waterloo 49l-W-3; ewes, Waterloo 3e-
W-5. y
zED L. WILLIAMS e. ZED L. WILLIAMS,
Jr., auctloneers-Furnlture by PUBIC
auction at Williams Auction House 81 8
New York ave. Tuesday November ;}Ol,
2 pm-Attractive new and used furniture
and household effects, lamps and other de
sirable furnishings. Walnut bedroom
suites, maple bedroom suite with twin beds.
breakfast sets, wal. l0-pc. dining room
suite dvan sofa beds studios; cone. coffee.
lamp and end tables. innersprlng ooun,e
and single mattresses. new showroom taole
lamps. decorative fireplace mantels, odo
beds complete, dressers. chests, etc Spe-
eial attention; Large silver SAFE. new
sterling Sheffield, Cheltingham. plated Sill
verware, flatware, holloware and other very
splendid silver will be sold this Friday
morning commencing at 10:30 O'Clock and
continuing all DAY. AuctloneerS' phone
MA. @619.
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FORD 1893 coupe; engine and tran r nsmissior ,;G
il tbs ia tiMsS Sons open nc sursay Fn4d
Dealer; Clarendon at the Circle, Arlington
FORD is47 Super de luxe Tudor: low mile:
car 6. S1ssn s'se ',ssS
%aH s1S o4s Ave snsr J. MA 9e s9eo
finish: a buy at S1.sa5; written qua rantee;
esh eo sn Tsds and Or M r. ave. NA
FoRo 1897 el; epe: good motor and tires;
terms terms low V4i as So aeoR Week: . open Sun. KENNY
MOTOR SALES, 18th and r. 1. ave. p re
FORD 1889 Tudor de luxe; radio. heater;
custom covers; l owner in very good
f0ndisiHn; 9g ass; S5a1rR seq. Can arrange terms
age: owner: paint like new: perfect
sSnditonE; g% ossE 5s.3rR SGT Can arrange terms
S27b. 1920 3sth st, NV, OR. 2794.
FORD 1898 convertible coupe: new top,
FORD is47 super de luxe sedan coupe;
heater low miiease FGSod tires beautiful
guarantee; S1.595. cash, trade or terms.
STEUART MOTOR CO., 9Th and N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. 5000. -2S
FORD 1946 sedan delivery; this model is
hard to f1nd: in excel. cond throughout
and priced right at S1,145; written guar
antee; cash, trade or terms. STEUART
MOT MOTOR CO., 9Th and N. Y. ave. NV. d ma.
FORD 1910 de luxe convertible club coupe;
honey, just right for the highway: new
tan top, original black fnish sparkles, ex;
cellent VS. motor; has heat, music and
leather upholstery; 30-day owner-rated
guarantee; $50: cash, terms or trade.
LOGAN Ford). III 18th st. NV, D1.
FORD 1910 de luxe Fordor Looking for an
older car in late-model condition? This
is 1T! Upholstery. tires paint. motor, all
in Al condition. See 1t, you Will buy
it: S195; cash or terms; 30-day owner.
rated guarantee. LOGAN CFord. Ill
FORD SI " 1a4i super de luxe Fordor; A
powerful V-s that runs like a song: heat.
music and seat. covers, original black, nice
tires all around: it's ready to roll, at only
1905: cash, or 15-month terms; 30-day
ownsr,rated suarantes1 .so6 L0GAN FSSsad'
FoRD 1947 Super station wagon; radio
and heater: tan hnish: like new througn-
out; SI,S95.; 30-day guar. HILL 81
T1BBfTTs, 1l14 Vermont ave. NV
Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer, MA. $500. -
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Continued on Next Passs
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-fOI TedI NVIne COW1UII, lUT tCuIoIHE
IND luxury combined see these new and
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!
eMffsltK eaa H sEee ats coach 0Es bsd psP s
pairs, including new tires, battery, clutch
and transmission. Good buy at $50
CHRYsLER 1s4s Town and countr,
Ace; $4,000 or best offer, RA. zoos. aftel
cHRYsLER 1a47 windsor sedan, all ex
CHRYsLER 1910 ,4-door; condition ,fal
CHRYsLER 1897 1897 sedan; original owner
$4,000 mi; rebuilt motor las. July; s25i s,y
station. aoil Nichols ave. Sc
CHRYSLER 1899 Royal 4-dr. sedan: beau
tiful green finish, has good r. and h.
ORIGINAL owner an an sAnacossls an.cns4t qps1t;
MoToR stcd ss' CO.. cRrysler 5s -Plymoa!h Dealer
CHRYSLER l14l coupe; fine condition
/ $685.: open Sunday: terms low as 81 week
KENNY MOTOR SALES 18th and B I
CHRYsLER 1888 90, motor recently over.
hauled new brakes, good rubber and heat
er; S4s5 cash takes; private party Cal
MR.. HoLGATE, DI 1892 bet. IL am
cHRYsLER chi 1a41 black Royal 4-dr. sedan
all new tires, new hand and foot brakes
g Ratsr{ or best or mGSh Fails % Church sSs
CHRYsLER Royal 1899 sedan, Q; d.. r; ane
h., S. b. lights, Al condition throughout
runs like new; .S725. Woodley 1909.
CHRYSLER 1a4l Highlander New Yorker
SS sSnS'Sn STns1 ss5d A sos q best os
CHRYSLER Al New Yorker fluid dr., over.
dr., r. and h.: good cond.; low gas-oil use
500 cash; pay nine notes under S63 OF
cash ME. O54O. Ext. S04.
CROSLEY pickup; used only as pleasure
car; rebuilt to 194S specifications; $595
crosby 194s demonstrator station
wagon: $3.50; new-car guarantee and terms
| JACK PRY, Conn. and S st. NV. -2S
CROSLEY l941 sedan; low mileage; A
| S575 Guaranteed. MILLER MOTORS
crosley dealer; 1888 18th st NV.
CROSLEYS 1916 and l947 sedans: S49s
and S545 JACK PRY, Crosley distributor
CROsLEY I947 sedan; $495. MI. so52
CROSLEY 1947 all-purpose pickup: never
used commercially; 500 mi, motor ex
GEL: S545. Elmwood 2S4.
CROSLEY 194S station wagon: like new
demonstrator mileage: for immed. sale b!
owner. SS75. Ii. 1868.
CROSLEY 1a47 2-door sedan; real bu!
| in dependable, economical TRANSPORTATION
very low mileage, car in excellent condi
tion throughout; greatly reduced to S596
cash or 1S-month terms: 30-day owner.
rated guarantee. LOGAN (ForO, I'LL
18th st. NV. Dl. $500. 20
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CHEVROLET 194S 2-tone gray Aero sedan;
r; and h.; bumperettes front and rear;
washer and other extras: low mileage:
$4,000 cash, no more, no less OK l247.
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DODGE 1910 de luxe 4-dr,; S7a5; radio
heater, scat covers. original paint, orisina
weekdays Seasd ~ at YALE LAUNDRY. 4s7 New
York NV.
DODGE 1947 Custom taxicab: r. and h;
trade on private car or sell for $l,i50 %, OF
best offer; under $4,000 miles. OR: 6326
FORD 194s Super de luxe, six-cylindei
lent paint, motor. tires and upholstery
straight and clean as new car: 81 ,s45
pseRara tsTms trads 1873 sash s.. LOVING
FORD MGi 90Ys Ys4s Fordor sedan; hardly any
MILEAGE. was 2nd car: radio, heater; owner; na,
23l-J, Star. -2S
DsR 90 ise or best uea. oiIef ea AK S7ss any
time Saturday and and sunday nday. ss Inv. Us
town sedan. heater, custom slip covers;
condition. 3N,day warranty; $1,000 sash sa
FORD 1887 sedan: r; and h; seat covers covers
wonderful transportatonni ii ~ $la5 !Gz GREEN
h. e seauttsl a4ts fdsSoq sIus snsS issn % GREEN.
WAY MOTORS; DI: 70.6 iux. .,.-.-sns -ss or
owner; Beautiful blue fniSh; ash ST :S546.
heater, heater seat seat covers: low mileage; j owner:
81 525 Can be seen all day Sunday at
| I414 goth st. NV. RALPH RODGERS.
FORD 1871 Fordor Super de luxe sedan:
r and h; seat covers; clear. clean; Sound asSs car
hse% Muck tRr sAhEs I5s5 VIZ
FORD 1e46 Tudor sedan: r. and h; an
8 s''sfs s1t 'iss sss
P'Sa Poap GS 1s4s 01GS vs. de luxe sedan access:
s1'sl 81 ss5 eGnS or Sest tSM oer msas AZ $500
FORD 1948 Fordor de luxe seat covers,
radio, low mileage, S1,b75. WI. 66ldla.
FORD 194s v-s de luxe Tudor: privately
owned; $1.700 or best offer. VI. 1881.
FORD 194s coupe; radio. heater and seat
s4a pree vesy ssS sS msafSs
SALES, 1925 Wilson blvd, OW. $500.
FORD 1s47 VS. Super de luxe sedan
coupe; r and H.. excel. cond.; Sl.645 or
best offer. OV. 006s. ,-2S
s seat covers, tirss nsSo nsw3caF Ms c0nd
FORD is47 "s" super de luxe club epe;;
r.. h., seat covers, Wv tires; good as
new; 5000 miles. A buy at $1.6e5 or
best offer. GL. $500 ~
FORD 1946 Tudor, very clean, low mile mile
accessories; fully guaranteed to pass 2; e
or Va Inspection; only 81 $50. BENDAL;L
PONTIAC. 1911 King ST., Alex Va OV'
FSRD F9IE 1e4s VS. Tudor maroon sedan;
radio, heater. seat covers: excel. cond !;
vinterized; o5isinadIo owner; A'37S, or
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Sn1 lHDCd1ls 41lS
headquarters are
at ancient Port
of-Spain on the
island Of Trim
idad, from where
h e r e g u ! arl y
contacts mission
centers on 20
islands by boat
and plane.
His juriSdic-
ton is vast, ex-
tending from the
Virgin Islands
to Guiana on the
mainland.
NJ Hl. AIS
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endeavoring to cope through bet.
ter-informed consciousness. OF sani.
tation, food habits and home nurs.
ing hygiene"
Everywhere in the British West
Indies colonies, Britain's austerity
program is being enforced. Not even
for pair of shoes can British SUBJ
jects spend hard currency in the
United States, nor for any other
restricted items. Another drawback
Is that each island group maintains
separate sovereignty rights, with
custom levies between them even as
to food stuffs. An effort is being
made among West Indian leaders
to promulgate a West Indian Fed
Grafton which would mitigate this
hardship.
The visit which Mr.. Flory makes
to the French Penal Colony in
Cayenne, off Proper Island, is the
one which fingers longest in his
memory because of the inspired and
consecrated service which A. H.
Linzau, young Seventh Day Ad-
ventist evangelist from French Mar
Unique. is rendering the outcasts
and prisoners from France.
Born in the San Joaquin Valley
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Justice Post, will be presented for
action by the post.
At the last meeting Calvin
Ourand, a member of the Depart
ment Athletic Commission, pre-
sented the post sponsored Junior
American Legion Baseball team
with sport jackets. Arch Mcdonald
sports commentator and Burton
Hawkins, sports staff writer Of The
Star delivered addresses.
Bunker Hill Post has changed its
regular meeting this month, due to
the National Convention, and will
meet instead next Wednesday in
its clubhouse at 3726 Tenth
street NE.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Department Of Interior
Lincoln, Jacob Jones and FBI posts
Legion Club; Treasury Post, Hamil.
ton Hotel; Woodbridge Post, 202:
Rhode Island avenue NV; Civi
Service Post, Civil Service Commis.
sion; Security and Exchange Post
425 Second street NV.
! neutrality-suspicious. Of Labo,
and Halloran-Murray Posts, Legior
Club; James Reece Europe Post
1914 Vermont avenue NV; George
E. Killeen Post, 1904 M street NV
| Wednesday U. G.. McAlexandel
Post, Legion Club; Police and Fire
Post, 419 Seventh street NV; Mash
Post, 224 D street Sc; Potomac
Post, Palisades Field House; Barry
Post, st. Aloysius Hall; Fort Dupont
Post. No. Z Fourth street NE: Thao
Dulin Post, luncheon, Burlington
Hotel II Noon.
Thursday j Forty and Eight, LIE.
gion Club; Fort Totten Post, The
Ship: James E. Walker Post, Twelfth
Street YMCA.
Friday-Leslie and Douglas Nc
Nair Post, Legion Club; Kenna-
Main Post, 1910 Good Hope road Sc
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Acheson of 6. W. FocuIt,
Gets Iceland Cross

Edward C. Acheson, associate pro.
fessor of finance at George Wash
ington University, has been awarded
the White Cross of the Grand
Knight of the Order of the Falcon
of Iceland for services rendered
that country during World War II
During the war, Prof. Acheson
made several trips to Iceland in
connection with the purchase OF
goods there and lend-leasing the
goods to Europe. Last year he was
sent on a special mission to Ice
land and Europe, investigating food
needs as a special representative
of President Truman.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

MIR. Flory told Mr.. Flory.
me an enthusiastic story about the
work his church is doing In dis
seminating the Gospel and estab-
fishing health centers in sanitation
and hygiene; and about the con-
flicting trade restrictions among
the islands, all rich in historical
lore
Columbus discovered and named
Trinidad on his third voyage, having
pledged himself to dedicate to the
Holy Trinity the first land he saw
on the journey. 1t Is sometimes
referred to as the '1and of the
humming bird" and there Sir Walter
Raleigh, first Of all Europeans, used
the islands pitch to caulk his ves-
sells.
At Port-of-spain Kingsley wrote
"At Last"
The city now numbers some $4,000
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Caribbean Missions Supervisor
Often Visits Crusoe's Island

people, but its population consists
principally Of either the very poor
or the well-to-do, according to Mr..
Flory. A clinic, headed by DR.. r. F.
Dunlop, ministers chiefly to the poor,
many Of whom are victims of NAL
nutrition and suffer from beriberi
and tropical ulcers. Patients crowd
the doors waiting for them to open,
and service is given them for a
shilling, or for nothing If they can
not pay.
Industrial training is also given in
a school established by the church
at Trinidad and a broom factory Is
located on the island.
Calls ut Crusoe's Island.
Mr.. Flory regularly visits To-
bago, which has changed ownership
more times than any other island
in the West Indies and has been
possession of British since 1914.
It is famous chiefly as the island
where Defoe in 1871 marooned his
now world-renowned hero, Robinson
Crusoe. Tobagos chief town OF
Scarborough, once known as Port
Louis, now features the Robinson
Crusoe Hotel and the Robinson
Crusoe Motion Picture Theater. Its
chief exports are coconuts and cocoa
beans. Any citizen can direct a
tourist to the cave where Crusoe
supposedly set up his headquarters
When the islands scenery was being
filmed, as a background for a movie
presentation of Defoe's narrative,
there were even inhabitants who
claimed to have met Crusoe.
In the famous archipelago of
hundreds of small islands known as
the Grenadines, whose largest ports
are St. Vincent and Grenada, the
natives estimate distances not by
miles or kilometers but by how long
it takes to walk specified distance,
minutes say, or half an hour.
Grenada, familiarly known as "the
spice island Of the west," cultivates
nutmegs, while St. Vincent exports
rum.
Infant Mortality Rate Is High.
There are no racial barriers
among the natives Of the Caribbean
Islands, in churches, schools or other
public meeting places" said Mr.
Flory. Those of the British West
Indies owe proud allegiance to
Great Britain and are devoted to
members Of the royal family. Every
where the birth rate is high and the
rate Of infant mortality is a prob
lem with which the British govern
ment and foreign missionaries are
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Luncheon of the Thad Dulin Post
will be held Wednesday at noon in
the Burlington Hotel. The applica-
tions OF Howard r. Seitz, Gerald G..
Gerald and Edward J. Hickey, by
transfer from the Department of
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A


Calf, Mr.. Flory is the former pas
tor of Seventh Day Adventist
Church in Roanoke, Va, and before
his assignment by the General Con-
ference of his church to his present
post, he was for two years a mis-
sionary in Barbados, the only place
outside Of the United States visited
by George Washington.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

NV. at pm. Committee chair
men will be appointed by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Alice Darnall.
Mrs. Anne Columbus will give a
rehabilitation party in one of the
wards at Walter Reed General Hos
pital on Wednesday from ! to pm.
Those assisting include Mrs. Mar
guerite Landvoigt. Mrs. Mae Will
liams, Mrs. Cassie Whetzel. Mrs.
Mabel Carter, Mrs. Mary L. Ross,
Mrs. Minnie Goldberg and Miss
Janice Baker.
Members of all units are re-
quested to volunteer for the folding
Of TB Christmas seals for mailing
to residepts of Metropolitan Wash
ington. The work may be done any
time during the day or evening at
the tuberculosis Association head
quarters, 1901 Eighteenth street
NV.
Those taking part in this work
are requested to make reports on
their hours and number of seals
folded to the department COM
munity service chairman. Mrs. Ar
butus Boyd, 4643 Macarthur boule-
ward.
Government Printing Once Unit
will hold a party at Mount Alto on
Friday at 7 pm. under direction of
the president, Mrs. Margaret Bus
sius.
Meetings this week:
Sunday-Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mount Alto Hospital. 2 to
4:30 pm.
Monday-George E. Killeen Unit,
rehabilitation party. Mount Alto
Hospital, 7 pm: Kenna- Main Unit
1910 Good Hope road Sc, 8 pm;
Woodbridge Unit, 2031 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Tuesday-Sergt. Jasper Unit, re-
Mobilization party, Mount Alto Hos
pital, 7 pm; United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit, Annap-
oils Hotel, 8 pm.
Wednesday-JameS Reese Europe
Unit, 1914 Vermont avenue NV,
pm; Fort Stevens Unit. ward party
Walter Reed General Hospital, l to
pm.
Thursday-Volunteer Hospital
Workers. Mount Alto Hospital, 1870
pm.
Friday-Government Printing o.
flee Unit, rehabilitation party,
Mount Alto Hospital, pm.
Saturday-Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mount Alto Hospital, 2
pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

Fort Stevens Unit will meet
Wednesday at 1924 Georgia avenue
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Western College Group
Plans Dinner Tuesday

Washington alumnae Of Western
College for Women, oxford, Ohio,
will hold dinner at pm. Tuesday
at the Ivy Terrace, 1884 Connecticut
avenue NV, to discuss participation
in a national drive for $4,000. 900
for the college Centennial Fund.
Mrs. Bruce Ramsey, executive Sec
retary of the Western College Alum
nae Association. will speak. Other
speakers include Mrs Mabel Hughes
Mckee of New York, former presi-
dent of the association, Mrs. Stanley
G. Cook, and Miss Jewel Drickamer.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Red Cross Arts Glasses
Beinq Formed for Fall

Red Cross arts and skills classes
are now being organized for the fall,
Mrs. Bruce H. Roberts. chairman of
the service, has announced.
Following instructions by trained
craftsmen in leathercraft, work with
copper, silver. plastics and other
crafts, the new workers will serve
at various service hospitals here.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
By Jessie Font Evuns

The Rev. Vernon Flory, visiting
Takoma Park after three years ab-
sence, Is In charge Of Seventh Day
Adventist mission work In the South
Evening star., 1948-04-14
OTHER AN STATIONS.

W0oW-570 Kc-o:bb an. to o;46 pm.
Wplk-730 ke.-o an. to o;45 pm.
WAN-7S0 ke.--o an. to 6:45 pm.
WsAy-t .0SO kc--6 Am. to 6:45 pm.
Wpcc-t,t7o ke.--e:45 am. to 6:45 pm.
WeAM-t,3s0 Ke--e am. to 6:45 pm.
Woosk-t5 $50 ke--e am. to 6;45 pm
Evening star., 1948-04-14
TaEvlsIoN STATIONS,

WNBw tChannel 4.--Coming -Attrac-
hons, 6:45; Washington Newsreel, 7; Tele-
7:35; The Sports Desk, TAO: Newsreel
Theater. .7:50; Show Business, Inc, 8; In
the Kitchen, $50; Story of the Week
10; washington Newsreel, 1910.
WTTG (Channel 5)-Test Pattern
:30-2:36; Dinner Music, $50: American
University of the Air. $40; The Weather
Brief, sos; Small Fry Club; 8:15, Walter
Compton. News, 6:45; Photographic Hori-
IONS 7; Stars Of Tomorrow T:30; Film
League Bowling. $50; News, 1890.
WMAL-Tv (Channel T--Test Pattern
Is; Test Pattern. 6:30-7; Fighting With
Kit Carson" 7; Baseball Training Camp
Preview, 7:3o; The News Today. 7:45;
Feature Film, 8; wrestling Bouts, 9.