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Evening star., 1948-11-22
ROOMS. APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

WILL SHARE modern, alr-condisionSa:
ci hsvn FPsa s5 nsa
WILL SHARE nicely furnished house with
2 girls or young couple: $50 ca. per MOI
vic of Wardman PIX. Hotel; rec. rm., piano.
oSE osFm OK Rn9hWso Two M G}RLs sS to shss. a.6sdIm:
apt. completely modern, unlim. phone; hon
coSsESiAL sSS eassi Il 1IoHNa ahd BACHELOR iooIlns
for ditto companion to share, charminS
apt. downtown Washineton; private bath.
gss9neN gs11 NE%aRk RSf sslG S. NV NV, Apt s4Lsdy
wishes to share attractiyely dec: studio
apt. with another lady, S35. Wo. 1871.
DESIRE nondrinking,, nonsmekinE Chris.
tian girl to share apt. with 2 other girls
in sc. AK. sO5s after pm. 23
I4O9 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Exclusivs
kitchen privils. in PVT home Of one adult;
employ,ed couple preferred GE 74so; "a
ba tn apt with other girls. Cali ia. 6S4S
after 6. or EX. 2O40, Ext. 32ss bet. S;lo
Young GIRL to share house with other
girls; 20 minutes from downtown. Gan
OV. 6273 -23
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POULTRY and EGGS.
TURKEYS. double breasted Bro

TURKEYS, double breasted Bronze or
Beltsville Whites, oven ready dressed and
drawn. Out Georgia ave: through silver
rd., lroute 5s61. miles to Turkey Branch
Farm All leg tendons removed. See how
TURKEY BRANCH FARMS. PL O519. --2S
TURKEYS-Very choice young milkfed
home-dressed turkeys, finest money can
buy; sec pound, dressed to order and
delivered Phones: Before noon. Atlantic
S593; after noon and eve.. Hillside 74l@.
JAMES FEED STORE, e1e st. NV. ME.
OOS9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
TURKEYS. young, tender, kill and oven
dress to order, l2-24-lo. BAILER, Coles
vile pike. 71a mi from Silv. spr. Look for
red turkey sign. Silv. spr. O671. 22'
TENDER BAKING CHICKENS at Georgia
and Arcola dr., Wheaton. Md. PL. 1113.
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COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

FIRE WOOD 900 cords}. split oak. BOYLE
TREE ,sURGERY, SH. $3.50 or RA. 1879
NOR MORE I FoR I y YOUR MONEY, with fully sea-
soned 1909 hardwood; no pine or in
it's a full cord; $22. THE WOOD MAN,
UN 8525.
OAK CoRDWooD, S21 per cord; "a cord,
S11; immediate delivery any lengths. LU.
1894 -27
S1i; mixed. SITS, u, $40; bundle Of
Sindling with each order. Deliver Md,
Va, b. C. FA. S39S or Fairfax 692-W-Xs
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BOATS.

TROLLING for rock, trout, blues: Chesa-
Poplar Isle, doosss; For reseTystions, call
WANTED coon BOATS at right prices to
sell from our dock STEELECRAFT
WASHINGTON CO, Maine ave. AND M
SsAyIiNG YACHT, e5-ft. Diesel powered
Sleeps s; completely overhauled. Inspec-
tlSn By sailing TX s4fS now :, .to:F S6 70,
suot delivery. s, KING FULTON, INC.
SO3 Maine ave. s.w., EX. 3406. 26e
STEELECRAFT WASHINGTON co. specials
1913 Steelcraft 26ft. de luxe sedan
i046 Steelcraft sedan in beautiful con-
dition, stove and many extras, S2750:
20-ft. cabin cruiser with Ford VS. full
marine conversion. $3.50; ,o
Steeiecraft 2O-ft.. 26-ft. and 35-ft. models
See at STEELECRAFT DOCK. Maine ave
and M st sV or call ST. 4145. -25
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orpA,ps ANb sERvIcE (cont.) J

REPAIRS ANU SekVsSE NSout.I.
FLAsTERTNG AND REMODELING-ceil-
SIRRssFESS IRRss nSyfs R RsFSfehafYaew zee rfssr and
;s5 Isss sech small Tx o's sos5 3nse so :ss5
PLUMBING AND HEATING. tobbinG. and
sRSasgfM Fsao%As fME SassE si4 Ree
modeIins; reasonable rates. HI. 5s9O.-2e
s1SuG ss Gf 'Ga s6YD
Sisss allen ND l. fia!aB EroYb VS. Ess'oRsRs s
RErRIGERAroRs, commercial; domestic;
sealed unit and bel. driven 1N mGdels motors
81. 7l1s: rear of 1913 9th St nv 80 .,s,
asbestos covered. Every Job suarant.eed.
kooFING,. timing, roof painting: repair
sHfiipLEY. dE. 4i5s. I 1ss
DsIntns aepars aorE
sastsfPas ''0JeRHf goHN tshfFfo cIoS a
ROOFING REPAIRS, painting, cutters
MURRAY DI. s704. Alex 1922 25'
ROOFING, air conditioning, heating uEN gHt-
KRaSofffNG, RS5ffKsi usi uGuTfEk1Ne FER AND SCOUTING:
HUGS AND FukNIrTRE expertly cleaned
in your home or in our own modern
plant ACE STORAGE CO. TR. 620l
STONE. FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT--spe.
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone. also cement drives, porches, walls
steps. walks, cellars etc For free esti-
All KoyE auarsnteed Sesheo RE- e ii7 UNIFIED
utffHHoGsTERING AND SLIP covKRsmalsn92.. e.
pr;ces cali ACADEMY UPHOLSTERING
Co. s433 I4th st. NV. NO 237e
UPHoLSTERING, custom slip. covers made
70 order! ssos satlSfaetsona Isl ffss
WATERPROOF ANYTHING, cellars, walls.
ehimneys r9Sts; free estimates' expert H.
WXsHfSG MACHINE SERVICE. Special
Wrnssr gears repacked and nssSins IN
top cond factory parts only. Prompt
service on appt. Call RA. 1853. -22
in. rm. with French doors TO porch, equip.
price: do my own work. LU. 3346. Il.
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ROOMS fuRhIsHEp-Mp. 3 VA.

AIEXAN9RIA, Braddock Heights-Front
rm., next to bath for gentleman In pvt.
home oy oyoS;s 522s pu ~, -, v.. -23 =.
month; singles. S35; doubles. $50. Castle
Inn Hotel, opposite Walter Reed Con-
valescent Hospital at the B. & o. Station
Forest Glen, Silver SPRING Nd. 81.
PRIVATE BATH, 1st floor. for or 2 j..
dies or couple: home privils. 81 2S42.
ALEXANDRIA Large. newly decorated.
nicely furn. rm., double; $45 mo. TE.
aioi MT. VERNON AVE-. Alex.-one fur.
nished bedrm. refined business lady OF
couple; busline; also single garage. ~
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ROOMS FvRhIsHEp-s.E. end s.w.

SINGLE ROOM-Convenient transportas
ton; gentleman only. TR. 1891. "a
f;m;tsd NICE CHAN nhons hTo@wSeaf soe6
:,O61 ALABAMA AVE. sE.-Rm. for eoupls
or :, girls; liv. rm. and laundry privileges.
/ LARGE FRONT BEDRM., in pvt. home;
or 2 people; reasonable; conv. ouslins.
AK. 1925. -22
4459 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Doubie room.
a sa5 HEss EAST CAPITOL ST. s.E.-Lafse front
rm;, nicely flTn trn;: suitable for S7ta or
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM with home
privileges for single person. ME. 4563.
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RooMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

307 34th ST. NE. =. Comfortable front
room. tub and shower; best transportstion
day and night; 81 per week for one: 23s
THE MARICk, 1873 B st n.e.-Comfortabl
rms. newly decorated, new furnishings.
Laundry PTivHilssggees' dbl, s25-s@76o; sslsss'
I.H.K: f.Ig' kM.. 81; ST.; weekly; single sl.epins
rm. $50 weekly; well-eauipped. warm.
c.h.w., streetcar at door. TR. 1144.
800 MASS. AVE. N.E.-One rm. nicely
furnished, electric hot plate; $35 per mos
saa so4 EAST; EAST CAPITOL sr.-clean. quiet.
homelike; phone, hot water; no drinSins;
ROOM, nicely furn., next bath, Just on
r. I. ave; good trans; gentlemen or
couple DU 6916. ~
ROOM FOR RENT in bachelors home. all
home privieges:. couple with references.
Call VI lila all day Sunday after $40
coLoRED ca GIsk6aRM FOR GIRL; running
water next to bath; COW. location. Call
Col C%oLoRED1RooM FURNIsHED-In mod
coLoREiDwBRooKLASD ctH eBsao Refined, en-
ployed woman, warm front rm. 10 private
home; on busline. Telephone DE. 7947.
GENTLEMAN, nice
thkpg. rm. for rent, $50 mo. Hours z 80
o M am HI S07l.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY FURNITURE, cribs. high chairs,
play pen; to rent; pickup and deliyer.
REFRIGERATORS, Washing machines.
waxers, sun lamps, etc. DIST. ELEC. CO..
W0 4lnO ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
and month:old baby. Day care for 6ssbs
SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD: Govt. EN-.
ploye, man, neat, clean; references. BOZ
a41-H. Star
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cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK,

FANCY WHTTE-FACED HEREFO ORD and
Aberdeen Angus heifers, 40 head; young
white faced Hereford steers, vaccinated
and acclinated, As head. ME. 1884;
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1e4s.

ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.w. tcens.l
KENYON sT.-Employed
young lady or graduate student TO snare
den1 ICON WIN lo-sesr-0io SiN 'on''' fsNo
CSoLoRED-LGE. ATTRACTIVE FRT. rm..
for employed couple; also rm. with twin
Evening star., 1948-11-22

DRUGSTORE In good ne, location; nc
competition; large store, doing about S225 n
good equipment, including complete kitch-
en-. This store does good drug business
and has good possibilities for increased
Jeweiry Store, in good NV. LOCATION
doing about $4,000 per year on all-cash
basis; very good opportunity for watch
Grocery store: corner store in nice white
aeighborhood; owner will guarantee 5000
per week; 7-room apt. with store, good
Call Tactic, with ACME REALTY CO,
b. S116: Sundays and eyes,, EN-. 3214
"a
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's dueed prees; ossfth0ft sold With the orig & 1yr
suarartee; shop us TSt for best ,savn dsa! IN
ffEi4iE1V9}sioS Eli 19sh ss CLEARANCE hE sALE-Demon-
ssTs.s ffMs as PsT Hnsh
i49s st. ne. TR. 734s. Open sunday
s.S scA is.s PGss mode:
ToOLSWMiX eccentric valve facing mach.
Reamer,ss Jack and other eauipmnsent.
fRKPEWRirER RENgss gs5 SERVICE; SER 6 ,,5 s7,,s ,s
iGth s. ko sE lss9 no 9nd 6e s. ad mos dep n
inston. Smith: used, reconditioned: priced
reasona BE, 839 New York ave nv NV. ..,.
terms: used port and stands: barg. Today,
CO. 1926; week 11la 14th NV" Dl. 7a7s
rYPEwRITERs-s2b trade allowance on
aeT ADpsa RSEteesM MAcafNE fENEAo e. I6ia 4th
TT;YYpEwRITERs, all makes, new and used
#KifRS Co. SIS !: s# r. 5$5:
1yrEwa1IEns-Make yours q uP.a DsastIIsal G.
t ethDess sns hrs%si .sesson ey' sn
ssans ssansases l1w new as and !seu
St. Ii. ooss: $50 to 8 including satur-
day. Our 3sth year. Free parking In rear:
solves that needed extra working space in
your kitchen. When extended 1t gives 1sx
"a in. more work area, collapsed 1t lies
flat against the wall Chrome edged. plas-
tic top in red or tan linen. Ready to in
stall. Free delivery. Only S13.95. LANk
WOODWORKING CO., INC, 1st and K sts.
vsiEENETiAH BLINDS washed, repatnted
retaped, recorded. PARK AVE. VENE-
TIAN BLIND CO.. 6214 r. I. ave-, River
dale, Nd. UN. 1346.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
\XEE::Ti \XE:; i E. 5;
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CHESS AND CHECKERS.
Chess and Checker Club meetins, YMCA.
173e g street NV" at s:l6 this after
DANCING.
instruction in folk and square dancing;
ssrest N% c1sD IT Iets O'CLOCK e sonsSs
LECTURES.
Child a lecture By Rabbi Epnrsim s.
Greenberg, the Jewish Community Center;
sixteenth ana q streets NV. at $40
Philosepher, Musician. poctsr" lee:
Club Of the Biosophical Institute. the
willard Hotel, at O'Clock this afternoon
LUNCHE0Ns.
American Red Cross luncheon, Statler
Aoss ssx at com.Is nass club Sehson, stater
Hotel. ct 12 noon tomorrow.
MOTION PICTURE.
Motion picture ut the YMcA, 1886 q
street NV, at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Piano recital by Paul Moor, the Phillips
Gallery, 1900 Twenty-nrst street NV, at
o'clock this AFTERNOON. M,
orsan recital by Henry Booker: wash &
eonsin avenues NV, at o'clock this
Recital by John aeon niles, Iolk SINGER,
National Gallery of Art, Sixth street and
Constitutio navenue NV, at o'clock
Concert by Frances villaret and Evelyn
Lear, Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
The Phillips Gallery, 1900 Twenty-hrst
street NV; open IL am. to 10 pm. Mon
days IL am. to 8 pm. Tuesdays through
Saturdays and 2 to pm Sundays; closed
Christmas; modern art exhibits, also Re-
prospective Loan Exhibition of Kokoschka,
through January Il.
The Public Library, Eighth and X
streets NV: open 9 am. to pm. Mon,
days through Saturdays. Paintings and
drawings by Marguerite Burgess, through
December 80.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV; open y
am. to 5 pm. weekdays and 8 am. until
Cerceran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV; open
IL to 4:30 pm. Mondays, 10 an. to 4:30
Pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, am. to
q $50 p.m. Saturdays and 2 to 8 pm.
eVndAy1; water colors by artists Of Wash
lrkton for an indefinite period.
Library Of CONGRESS, First and East
Capitol streets: open am. to 10 pm.
Monday through Saturday and 1880 am.
I'd 10 pm. Sunday; exhibit commemorat-
Ing the centennial of the OREGON Terri
tory, throush February IL, 1949; origi-
Evening star., 1948-12-05

nal Laeock Abbey copy st ,,t the Mssn.
ment until December 1e, and original
tobiography," for an indefinite period.
National Archives, exhibition hall. Con-
stttution avenue between Seventh and
Eighth streets NV; open S:45 am. to
5:15 pm. weekdays 30 to 3 pm. Sat-
urdays and 1:3O to pm. SUNDAYS and
holidays.
National Gallery of Art, sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV; open 10
a m. to 5 pm. weekdays and to 10 pm.
Sundays: paintings and sculpture COM
prising the Mellon. Kress, Widener and
Dale collections and gifts from other
donors.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby l nCommerce Department Building
Fourteenth and streets NV; epen 9
am. to 4 pm. daily; display Of animals
| and fresh-water fish.
Silver Spring Art Gallery, 9216 Flower
avenue, open daily .fro milo am. to 2
pm; paintings by Ethel Robertson Gath,
through December 12.
Studio Group Christmas Show, No. 4
Hillyer Court, open Saturdays 10 am.
to 4:30 pm, and sundays l to pm,
for an indefinite period.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club. 1905
L street NV: lounge library, writing
desk. billiard tables and radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113
Pennsylvania avenue NV; free canteen
open daily noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

ton University, DR.. Deaae B. Judd
physicist, National Bureau Of
Standards, Color and Color
Vision"
American Society Refrigerating En-
gineers: Annual meeting. Morn
ing, Statler Hotel: General meet
ing.
TUESDAY.
Society for Parapsychology: 8 pm,
Auditorium, New Interior Dept.
Building. Eighteenth and G streets
NV. DR.. j. B.. Rhine, director
parapsychology laboratory, Duke
University. "A Scientific Approach
to the Question Of Immortality"
American Society Refrigerating
Engineers: Annual meeting, morn
ing, Statler Hotel: Symposium on
Design. Afternoon: Symposium ON
Refrigeration Application.
WEDNESDAY.
Society Refrigerating En-
gineers: Annual meeting. Morning,
Statler Hotel: Symposium on De-
sign. Afternoon: Symposium on
Food Preservation.
American Society of Heating and
Ventilating Engineers: 8 pm, Old
New Orleans Restaurant, Matthew
M. Lawler, general manager, Air
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Science Calendar
TeehhieoI Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings have been announced for
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the District
Council Of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the Washing
ton Academy Of Sciences. All meet
ings listed are open to the public.
MONDAY.
Engineers Club of Washington: 8
pm, Eng. Club Quarters, National
Theatre Building. Annual election
and business meeting. Also 20-min.
film, Pumped Concrete"
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers: pm, Pepco Audi
torium. DR.. Wallace J. Eckert, di-
rector Dept. Pure Science, Inter-
national Business Machines, Inc,
Large Scale Measuring, Com
putting and Recording Devices"
Sigma ri Sigma: $50 pm, Room
100, Corcoran Hall. Geo. Washing
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Conditioning and Refrigeration
Division, Worthington Pump IL
Machinery Corp, Comments on
Che Design Of Centrifugal COM
pressors."
Geological Society Of Washington: 8
pm. Assembly Hall, Cosmos Club.
William w. Rubey, u. s. Geological
Survey. "The Problem of Changes
In Composition Of Seawater and
Atmosphere During the Geologic
Past"
THURSDAY.
American Chemical Society: sis
pm, Auditorium, Cosmos Club.
DR.. w. G. Schroeder, chief, OfiiceI
Of Synthetic LIQUID Fuels, Bureau
Evening star., 1948-11-17

full two days away
from 1t all, With
the right person.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Varying. Divorce Laws
lAffect GAO Rulings,
|Woman Lawyers Told

/ The confusion of varying mar
sriage and divorce laws brings its
sproblems even to the General Ac-
tcounting Office.
! The fact-and-f figure scrutiny of
the GAO falls on many phases OF
American life. including domestic
relations, Frank L. Yates, Assist
ant Controller General, pointed out
last night.
when you take several million
soldiers and spread them all over
the United States, where marriage
and divorce laws vary so greatly.
and in foreign countries, you'd be
surprised how many interesting do
mestic relations questions can oc-
cur" he told a meeting of the Wom-
ems Bar Association. E
These questions concern the GAO
when it comes to such matters as
determining which wife Is entitled
to a serviceman's dependency al
lotment or death gratuity-the one
he divorced in Mexico or the one
he married later in Maryland.
Cites Mexican Divorce.
, MIR. Yates cited an actual case
of q wife who obtained a divorce
by proxy in Mexico City. Neither
the plaintiff nor the defendant in
the case was present, and there
was no service by advertisement.
'The wife who had sought and
obtained the Mexican divorce came
over into Georgia and remarked
he related. She lived with her
second husband for five years.
I'm the meantime, her first hus-
band had gone abroad with the Army
and was killed. After the wife found
out about it, she claimed his ar
rears of pay and six months death
gratuity, amounting to consider
able sum.
Her claim was denied" Mr..
Yates said firmly.
In his talk on the history and
functions of the GAO, Mr.. Yates
pointed out that the vigilance OF its
staff over the expenditure of public
funds is not concerned with econ
omy, as many people think.
Indirect Economy.
I'VE allow more than six times the
number of claims we disallow," he
said while we're not concerned
with economy, we believe that econ
omy results indirectly from the ex-
istence of this kind Of Office
Mr.. Yates pointed out that, for the
last five years, money collected by
the GAO after it had been spent
has run well over $100,000,00e a
year." and in 1947 amounted to
SITS, 100000.
Miss Mary Frances Glenn, presi-
dent of the Women's Bar Associa-
ton, presided over the meeting in
the Raleigh Hotel. The association
voted to donate $50 to the Com
munity Chest Federation, with half
the amount designated for the Legal
Aid Bureau and the other half for
the Washington Criminal Justice
AsSocia ton.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Bradbury Heights Citizens
Elect Pifer President

Bernard c. Pifer last night was
elected president Of the Bradbury
Heights Citizens Association at a
meeting in the Davis School, Forty
fourth place and H street Sc. He
succeeds Henry Austin.
Other officers elected are: An
drew j. Temple and Jack Bond, vice
presidents; Samuel Peak, treasurer;
Earman Stottlemyer, secretary; Mr..
Austin and Andrew Crawford, dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations, and Robert Butturf,
Earl Robinson and Mr.. Austin, del
egates to the Southeast Council.
A three-man committee was ap-
pointed to report on the advisable
ity of changing the name Of the
citizens association.
Dean Longfellow, executive secre-
tary of the Eastern Branch of the
YMCA, spoke to the group on the
functions of the organization.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

t6U0&ct re"
port: my hon.
eynooner had
money left over
with which to
set up house.
keepingD
Evening star., 1948-11-17

Ask me Tor BeFmudaS 26-page
color booklet - the photographs
actually do justice to the sports.
the sightseeing. the leisurely atmos-
phere. And for the factual leaflet
On prices. weather reports. where
TO stay. It needn't be honey
moon to be Q romantic vacationl
It's lust overnight 70 London. and
BOACs new rates save you $163
on round trips! Especial 30-day
Evening star., 1948-11-17
New Municipal Center
Group Hears CIemmer

At its initial meeting after organ
izing last month, the Municipal
Center Luncheon Club yesterday
heard Donald Clemmer, director of
the Department of Corrections, de-
scribe the activities of the penal in
stitution at Occoquan, Va, and the
District Jail.
Mr.. Clemmer pointed out that
about $580,000 worth of products
were turned out of Occoquan by in
mates last year. These included
bricks, clothing and license plates.
The penal institution also does the
laundry of many District and Fed
eral Government agencies.
The biggest day in history for
the District JAIL" Mr.. Clemmer said,
was election day. We had 904 locked
up" The population now, he said,
is about 800.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

winter excursion rates on oil
BOACs worldwide routes.)
Winters the time for . smooth
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Auto Hits Woman, 73,
In Downtown Accident

Mrs. Frances Coleman, 73, of 212G
Florida avenue NV, was admitted
to Emergency Hospital yesterday
with a fractured left shoulder she
received when she was struck by
an automobile while attempting to
cross F street NV. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
Police said the driver of the car
was George L. Cassidy, 55, Of 303
Seventeenth street Sc. He Is not
being held. Police said Mrs. Cole
man apparently slipped and fell in
the path of the car.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

naughton, the association urged that
the Capital Transit Co.:
Increase the number of streetcars
on the Soldiers Home line, especial
ly between 5 and pm.
Study the necessity for a general
passenger stop at Shepherd street
and New Hampshire avenue NV,
where such a stop existed before
the war.
Graham L. Hill was elected first
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Dr.. A. O. AIbin, 73,
Dies in West Virginia
BY the Associoied Press

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. Nov.
17-Dr. A. o. Albin, 70, who had
practiced medicine in Jefferson
County since 1908, died Monday
night at his home near here. He had
been i'll for several months.
DR.. Albin was graduate of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons
In Baltimore, now a part of the
University of Maryland.
Survivors include his widow, a
brother, Lewis Albin, Jefferson
County farmer. and a daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Riddleberger of
Charles Town.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Petworth Citizens Urge
Better Transit Service

Two years Of peace and two sue
cessive increases in fares warrant
an improvement in transit service,
members of the Petworth Citizens
Association declared last night.
In two resolutions introduced by
Harvey o. Craver and John H. Con-
Evening star., 1948-11-17

winter excursion rates on ell
BOACs world wide routes.)
Winters the time for . smooth
air crossing - g.
pecially In pres
surized" BOAC
Speedbird. They
cruise 1000 feet
above the weather. n luxurious
style: British courtesy. bar service.
wonderful complimentary meak
Ask me about BOACs new low win
ter rate. Consult your own local
travel agent, or call Executive 1914.
They say that CWaeas's . basaar-
style shoppers paradise every
thing from Curacao Kqueur to ori-
entail jade and Chanel rs. And
Jamaica has English atmosphere.
Haiti French. Cuba Spanish. Just
some Of the fascinating changes you
enjoy On . kim Regal Dutch Air.
lines Caribbean air cruise. Ike
KLMs royal service too. Daily flight
schedules. Stopovers. service. ASK
me for KLM's Caribbean air cruise
leafiet' - today!
II yea eat yoar Thanksgiving tuF-
key at Atlantic City's so"
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vice president in place of Benjamin
Waldo, whose resignation from that
Office was accepted.
The group was addressed by K. K.
Lacey of the Chesapeake g. Po-
Evening star., 1948-11-17
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The meeting was conducted BY
Thomas r. Manning, president, in
the Petworth Branch Library, Geor-
gia avenue and Upshur street NV.