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SlIRlIPRAh AND.

Potomac Hunt Club Section
This lovely brick home with over 200-ft
frontage on paved road was built about
cord: has modern all-elec. kitchen,
bedrms, 2 baths. 3 porches: and the
grounds are . picture with their beautiful
landscaping, fireplace and lily pond: g.
car garage and lot we'll fenced. Price re-
duced. For appt. to see, call
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors. WI. 674o; ewes. and Suns. WI
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URGENTLY NEEDED

Listings for our many clients, D, C.,
S5. 100000 worth of property this year
and assure you Of prompt, courteous
service II you really want to sell let US
give you the benefit of our ~ years of
experience In profitable real estate trans
actions Open evennss. Just phone Ma,
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GOOD HOMES

IL rooms. frame: Takoma. D. C.
II rooms. Stucco; Brightwood.
s rooms. frame, Shepherd Park.
rooms, brick; Chevy Chase, Md.
rooms, brick: Silver Sprins
3 rooms. brick: Burnt Mills Hills, Md.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER. Realtor. 1872
Alaska ave NV GE. 1870; ewes. GE. 4635
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SILVER SPRING

division. % just OF Georsia ave Well-con-
structed brick and frame house, corner
lot (57 ft.xl22.5 ftD; 3 bedrms,, tile bath
hv. nm. din. rm, fully equipped kit.
unit storm windows throughout. shrubbery
hedges. Purchaser to assume GI loan with
- interest and monthly payments OF only
afford to overlook. Priced reasonably al
S1375O
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BUNGALOW-S16.5OO

Located on quiet street; excellent for chill
dren: lst floor, 5 large rooms and bath
Qs-ft dining room); 2 rooms End moor;
large recreation room with bar; earase
Silver Spring, 81 15,500: lovely home with
basement: beautiful wooded fenced yard.
Bungalow, Sl5.50O; Y block to trans
portation, located on lot l!5 IT. deep
shade trees; living room dining room,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath.
Expansion bungalow; new brick. center
entrance, with lovely rooms and batn;
extra large attic with plumbing and heat
ing roughed in for large rooms
| A. L. Johnson Realty Co.
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SPECULATIVELY PRICED


SPECULATIVELY PRICED
a406 Flower ave. open Sunday, to
dark. W., don't like the word s,as -6srssin,. !,
a barsain if we ever saw one. The living
room is l4x25. spacious dining room large
kitchen. suppose YOU drive out today ~ and
Branch rd TO Flower ave, left on Flower
TO 94O6 and our open sign. Call RE. 5000.
I Colonial Investment Co.
OPEN SUNDAY, | TO 7
3I7 Fillmore dr., Woodmoor, Silver Spring
Lovely brick bunealow with front porch
large lot; D rooms, equipped Kitchen. in
cludes > bedrooms on lst floor stairway
to md oof suitable for S.s additions. ppss
sI6.a5o: terms. Immediate occupancy
To reach: Out -Colesyille pike to Four
Corners and trafhc light to Lexington d..
left to circle bear right on Woodmoor dr..
to Fillmore, left to house. RE $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAkp.

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAN-Tovn
residence tprewar construction, La Plata.
Md; ! rooms. large attic, bath, full cell
lar, 2 porches, oil burner hot-water heat,
electricity, telephone. good neiehborhood'
convenient schools, churches, stores; "a
acre lot on State road: $4,000; add
tional land available. LEONARD SNIDER,
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Ewes, RA. 2o6s. ~'''
Takoma Park, Md.-$15, $50
Open Sat. and Sun. 2 to 6 PM.
1922 Central ave. A very attractive g.
room detached brick Colonial, built just
before the war. on large wooded lot; CEN
ter entrance. 1T. liv. rm. with mirrored
fireplace, dining rm. with corner cupboards,
bright equipped kitchen: 3 well-designed
bedrms. and tile bath on 2nd floor; full
basement ,sas heat; side porch. See this
exceptional value early. Directions: Out
Carroll ave. ? blocks beyond Flower ave.
wash Sub. Hospl,. turn right on Cen
trail ave. approx. , blocks to open sign
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC, DI. lol5,
WOODMOOR BUNGALOWS
Open SUNDAY. l to g., Liv. rm, din. ,rm. !.
kit. bedrms. and bath: large 2nd A.
roushed-in, unfinished; choice Of white
or natural brick: choice Of wall nnish
this week end Directions: Out Old Blad-
ensburs I'd. to Lexington dr.. and follow
the signs and arrows Of
RIGGS & co.
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COLORED-2O NEW HOMES

left; 24th and Alabama ave. Sc
Semldet. brick with 3 bedrms., modern
kit, fun basement. gas heat; ready for
immed. occupancy; priced Sl1 800 apo
up For further information call MR.
LATONA, MA. 1877. Open for inspection,
na llY. all SUNDAY
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
ISnS Ii NJ
90 EAST WAYNE AVE.
lst TIME OFFERED

Silver Spring-S".950 cash. assume ~
LIST mortsage and move in. New brick, z
bedrms.: detached plenty closets; copper
gas heat, nice lot. paved street.
OWNER RA 4R43 10"
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HAVE CASH CLIENTS
For home in close-in Silver Spring, North
west D. C. or Bethesda Possession es-
sential Immediate attention assured.
Phone Banks Murray, 81. S1l4, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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Continued On Nsxt PH0ss
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Mapleton rd. A new 5-rm.. 2-story frame
house tnever occupied. Large liv. rm
gin. rm' XII, dinstte ant. and porch on Isl
md floor; full basement: gas &C heat;
large. shady lot: quiet street lust two
blocks from transp., school and stores
Possession with down payment. Price re-
duced to 10000 Terms
E. S. PRICE g. CO.. REALTORS
1901 Georgia ave tWheatonl, PL 1891
PL. 03l5. Evenings call Mr. Price. 81.
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ROCKVILLE

Custom-buil frame house on corner 155x-
270 feet, Contains living room. hall, dining
room. kitchen, pantry, inclosed back porch
screened front porch. On hrst floor; four
bedrooms, bath and large sleeping porch
full basement. NV. heat. Gear sarsse.
Profusion of boxwood, shrubbery and
flowers. Reduced for immediate sale
216 Baltimore rd., Rockville or phone
Rockville 3sl0 for appointment. 12'
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the Crippled Children's Clinic Of
EGallinger Municipal Hospital. :.
Mrs. Margaret Sherren Bollan and
Miss Orvent M. Nelson have been
accepted as new members in this
unit.
Mrs. j. Florence Dietsche. de-
partment chairman Of rehabilita-
ton, and Mrs. Pearl Heagerty,
chairman Of the Voluntary Hospital
Workers, will be co-chairmen at .
joint meeting of their committees
at pm. Thursday at the Legion
Club. 8
AL auxiliary members, who hold
certificates as nurses aides or who
are accredited nurses, are requested
to send their names and addresses
to Mrs. Heagerty, 5100 North Cap
ital street.
Mrs. Haegerty plans to organize
auxiliary members for nurses aide
service at Mount Alto Hospital as
there is a shortage Of personnel for
this work there.
Meetings this week are:
Sunday--Volunteer hospital work.
ers, Mount Alto Hospital, 8 am. to
5 pm.
Monday-Department of Com
merce Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm;
Vincent B. Costello Unit, Ward Ell
party, Mount Alto Hospital, 7 pm.
Tuesday-Vincent B. Costello Unit,
Legion Club, 8 pm; George E.
Killeen, Unit, 1904 M street NV,
8 pm.
Wednesday-Kenneth H. Nash
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'Y Worker to Launch college
To Help RehobiIitute Greece

which would give her an opportun-
ity to utilize recreational activities
in teaching program. A leader in
tennis, swimming and badminton,
she was president of the YWCA
Student Association, vice president
of student government and chart
er member Of Alpha Phi Sigma, ma
tional honor society. The holder of
a B. s. degree, she has served as
president of the Mary Washington
College Alumni Association.
In her pioneer social service work
in Greece, she will be carrying out
on national scale the ideals which
motivated her college years and
have continued with her in her pro-
fessional service for others. Nor
will she be daunted by the rigors in
cident to rural problems in remote
mountainous communities. Her first
teaching experience, which she
maintains "excelled all others in its
opportunities and privileges was in
a one-room school in the mountains
Of Bath County, Va.
Miss Wheeler taught physical ed
ucation and health in Washington
Lee High School in Arlington and
was one Of the organizers OF play
ground work in the public schools Of
Arlington County.
She was more recently vice chair
man Of the YWCA Steering Com.
mittee and was chairman of the
USO staff conference of profess
sional workers serving II clubs in
Washington and those at Patuxent,
Indian Head, Solomons, Bethesda,
Alexandria and Warrenton. This
staff was composed of some 55 paid
workers and she represented the
national YWCA board in the staffs
deliberations. The staff included
the representative of six agencies
in Washington that were co-ordi-
mating their work in the USO pro-
gram.
In the intensive four-week In
doctrination course in New York
City before she sails for Greece, she
hopes to center her efforts upon at
least an acquaintance with COL
loqual Greek.
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St. Dovid's Society
PIons Annual Fete

The annual banquet and singing
festival of the st. David's Society
Of Washington honoring the patron
saint of Wales. will be held at Gas
pm. tomorrow at the Washington
Club, 170l X street NV.
Representative Davis, Republican,
Of Wisconsin will be the principal
speaker. David p. Jones, the So
ciety's president, will preside.
A mixed chorus of members will
sing Welsh songs under direction
Of Mrs. Margaret B. Gealy.
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Unit, 224 D street Sc, g pm: Ser
geant Jasper Unit, Legion Club, 8
pm; Second Division Unit, New
Colonial Hotel, 8 PM; Cooley NC
Cullough Unit. Legion Club, 8 pm.
Thursday Rehabilitation Com
nittee and Volunteer Workers, joint
meeting, Legion Club, 8 pm; Fort
Dupont Unit, 2407 Minnesota avenue
Sc; Sergeant Jasper Unit, rehabil-
itation party, Mount Alto Hospital,
a pm.
Friday-Government Printing Of
flee Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm.
SaturdaySecond Division Unit,
benefit card party, 3212 Northamp-
ton street NV, 8 pm; Volunteer
hospital workers, Mount Alto Hos
pital, 2 to 5 pm.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, .. C.
SUNDAY. EERkuAkY q. 1916
Dr.. Meconn to Speok
AT Jewish Center.

DR.. Harold r. McCann will speak
on "The Common Contagious Dis
eases at meeting at $3.50 pm.
Tuesday in the Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV.
The lecture win be the ninth in
series of health talks being spon-
sored jointly by the Jewish COM
munity Center and the District
Medical Society.
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SWV Auxiliaries
'pecial notices:


Monday-Dewey Auxiliary, North
east Masonic Temple.
Tuesday - Astor Auxiliary, 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Observation-Disclosures, North
east Masonic Temple.
Thursday - The Department of
Maryland is entertaining this de-
partment in Baltimore. Those who
are going. meet at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple at $50 pm. Reserva-
tions for this trip must be made
with Mrs. Gertrude E. Miles, at
Hobart 1886.
Friday-Evening of games OF
Lawton Auxiliary has been cancelled
due to the illness of Comrade
Sabins.
Saturday-Military Order oi Liz
ards. Pythian Temple.
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Coses to Be Recalled
By Womun Doctors

The Women's Medical Society Of
the District of Columbia will give
every member a chance to present
a case history at meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday at Doctors Hospital.
During the symposium, each wom-
an doctor will summarize in five
minutes her most interesting medi-
cal experience. The program marks
the revival of a custom once an
annual feature OF the society's
meetings.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

MosE Cash I E3R = YOUR ,,ca, Gar ss?S ssss T.
TSETEa FSSET1aes Mor1ksa r6kaENThY NE and r.
now; any model. WI WILLIAMS AUTO sAaEs' saEs
for southern h trade, ali makes and models.
si RHobE BEennR sn9Nb Brseor soroR o RhoS
WIslssggaarssGSTos's VASE sSs RS NMnwsssF Msss DEALER dss,
car Ye1r prize . is our price; BEL sa = MO 10
WO. 5000, pm. to Q pm, Georsia LIS
CASH for 1s4s. AZ. '4s ch.yrolsss, Fords
and Plymouths: E. II. MOTIONS e rer
top dollar, lO21 Bladensours fd. n'e'' I'm
cpaEVRoLETs URGENTLY WANTED
VII pay the hignsst 1nat, eaSH aWM IIiSss 0iS xuTo
asha sHhss' n0s <. n' ave-. S' at acth st. ne AD
ToRps URGENTLY wANTED-win pay
Any model WILLIAMS q AgTo Az osss4A4 SALES r. l.
ear anr desisr. eNs o. sell soar Any
model and at your price: & &oyr fss 1Gn Thsn
SST966 96S silb RE- S5ds ave tax. Al
Of new carr n so, viii buy your car, and
gSs onn, yGH ufRhS4nY fsSh siFsRsxsN %xNTsbw pay
Sy hs hsaassf 6as es;R REx REEsxss sis Sssns hSs
Rurdkss svs v1sRsESTss q a3ss sWtASTED3n VI Ssi Syaa pay
ny hs hsasss! hsoss cash RRE REsss es AGTo
olps URGENTLY wANTED.1w,ll w u pay ,th the
ssnsss sh5 aods sisA RR11stiA s'' s6P1nf ~
soLb i1s .tsr G satA Anisuai Il; - s,:s
older q clean, Drive In Or call Du Ss77
ssss II +: ss ;;'aS;S 81 S.SS
r. s' 's' ,1S5 Rs}ss FL ''sss
TRY ias Q orIRSiANaLE9oes Ii s'9 ssp cash pric. tor
70 oue cali iaf or drive drive to TRANCE MOTORS.
&a sSlO wELL 4 / f%x sSSl Tor rs.cEs 70. .sra.:
saoaaEsr ~ Fl SS5 to so
burs rd NE. AT. 0s00.
WE WILL PAY SPOT Cash PRICE for
clean rsed ssrs nr Can Us tSd,' Sts nd or driy'
win sysi 'WNlra NwisNS-1op pr.e. tor ,ons '
too Conn new meyer 5so old x
space. Open ewes. Sam. to Q p.m, WINS
MOTORS. l6a Florida ave. ne. Ex, 269s,
ror HLI1 Can rM Ws. SF w @
no Tesse HsEe yosla ssih9 csk sH I1gS
Corner STANLEY n. HORNER. BUICK.
RARNEs-sSSDERs aaoToRs win Be closed
yntI March Msen /. H., BARNEs-saMDEHNs Al. MO-
URGENTLY NEEpED, clean automobiles.
new or used; call us now OF drive BY;
sash waiting. GENE cASIgL,EsEREY' ASIgL,E
DODGE 0WNERs-n its clean, your price
T. our price. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
sS oWNkSs w r.. sass sissa your sa9a prs,
p our pries. CENTRAL MOTOR sALEs
tS76 Conn. ave, WO. 1886, EN-. e75z.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

as part Of the
organic a t ions S
owe rse S pro-
gram Of rehabil-
itation through
character build
ing. It will be
the task of this
veteran "Y" and
U. S. o. super
visor to relate
the n t on q l
problems OF an
cient Greece to
the every ID ay
lives of indus
trial groups OF
women and girls
l.. xLoS country
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcens. J

PLYMOUTH oWNERs-M It's clean, your
SALES. 1926 Conn. ave. Wo. s2s6. EN-.
CHEVROLET owNERs-It it's clean
your price Is our price. Central MOTOR
SALES, 1926 Conn. ave, Wo 1896, EN-.
PONTIAC owNERs-If it's clean. youz
pries is s,g our price CENTRAL uR Z. N MoT@oR @
any make Of car that has had good care
" as'e a.: 81 HzWk XVI Rsz '4s sss sshfis sS
cHhYsIER ssi Ris r. oWaN22RRs-1. It's CLEAN, your
g!lff is 4sss S 6sas a1ss .ve Vs. ssss aoTSs
oI6sMoB1LE owNERs.I, !..s clean;
SALE f ssas 'e Comm si' ave. ASeH Wo. aass: Ea.
saiisGfHEsr CASH PRICES ,rA1D for used
s'ss ssS Sss nsSsR5aEAsTF II Ao%Ss
noeD n su1 oIss eEsA m 'sea MooS sSus sGr f1s:
1926 Conn. ave, Wo. 923o, EN- 1854.
BUSINESSMAN wants 194s car: will pay
aSrffp 81 sas Ga To rs SEE ff yoay any se e.a within
ssoeahE MoToRs S sss' 44ss conn Sn Gny s1s NV
W0 w. 5S4s ns open tn Pm Pm =, ,,,. IL T..
mes. II care e.f nsfd sRocEE Easr Vs.
TORS. 44ss Conn. ave. NV. wo. 3.4s.
aeMEsT ass.. N.ss sRsss D's l.. BY wa Msshas0ns
HAkER' !, ne N6 seGo foG an appraisal as1s M
He EeaA Hk5 horoR' R' CO 6odf s sash na
a5csfH R sgS eaR M1 Ss rsgf 2ain "A En- on
sssoe. sGsss terms .Ss cnSy W. e inis Ma 0oS59o g.
PRIvATE PARTY needs new 1s4s auto,
WY N pe3 e4s s.s .s4s Ga. H.Hsa bS sa y private
s.9 sssS must 1871 5. in sSsa s RsE W.T.
9s:s ss.s :
M WANT TO SELL THAT THAT CAB: Ar: Le. US TAX; tske
charge. char n See af Mr. REYSolps IS 'as or Sh MR
CROSS. Ma; 7a4a; Open sundays. 10 to 6.
GoNDi; MDs NOT oT AGE, 1Gdo Is my only gauge MR..
skn4k. skk Is sEFoRG Sf you SELL. poHANkA
sasH For Youa sCs St o se
and Plsmouths Phone Atlantic $500
70 SELL FINE CAR, call Mr.. LAMAR,
If NEED NOT BE the very latest model
We are looking for Al types and model
o fIP bsns SH s Sao need Se rs
22nd st. NV. to sell your car. CAPITOL
DILLAc-OLDSMOBILE CO. Closed Sat-
urday. Sunday and evenings. Il
BUICK STATION WAGON or other make
wanted by electric contractors for use as
sound truck. CO. 4445.
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1895 or 1885
Ford coupe or Tudor sedan, must be in
good condition. 81. $3.50.
WANT 1941 Ford or Chevrolet from pri-
S,ts o1 esss sEnsF M nus! ssss ss good and
DEALER needs brand-new automobiles.
Give US q call for cash profit BUSH MO-
fREWAR CoNvERTBLE; will pay ND to
$500 for good value. prefer Dodxs. IN
7e77. g
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS,

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.-Be well-prepared.
When We coach you, you pass; coaching
to 10 pm. CAN Mr.. Richards. MI. 1855
Were you among the $4,000 who failed the
exam.7 Want to pass the next one? Police
now announced. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 1913 14th St.
NV. tTivoli Theater Bids. 14th and Park rd.)
Evening star., 1948-02-29
By Jessie Font Exans

The National Board of the Young
Women's Christian Association is
planning to send Miss Clara Boyd
Wheeler to Greece for three years
Evening star., 1948-02-29
SUMMER CAMPS,
|AMP CEDAR HIT sumneytown, Pa

2:nd Season. Adventure 8; Experience for
As boys. Fee $500. Cabins. Doctor, Nurse.
Horsemanship, Painting, Dramatics. Athlet-
les. Arts g. Crafts. Water Sports Excel.
Food. Henry Tetlow, 1919 G St. NV,
Washinxton &, D. C.
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Legion Auxiliary
Department Head
Will Visit Units

District of Columbia department,
American Legion Auxiliary. will
make official visitations to units this
week as follows: Monday, Depart
ment Of Commerce, Legion Club;
Tuesday, George e. Killeen, 1904 M
street NV; Friday, Government
Printing Office, Legion Club.
Mrs. Lillian M. Judd, national
executive committeewoman, will
have charge of the sale of Easter
seals for the District of Columbia
Crippled Children's Society this
year. Announcement of dates and
location of booths will be made
soon.
Membership in this department
is now 2,123 or 66.40 per cent of
the 1948 quota. This is the highest
ever recorded at this time Of the
year, according to Mrs. Mary Spence,
membership chairman.
Units having reached 100 per cent
of their quotas are: Sergt. Jasper,
George s. Patton, Jr.; Tank Corps,
Stanley Church Depue, Department
of Labor, Department of Commerce
and Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton.
At special meeting of Sergt.
Jasper Unit last week, Mrs. Emile
Schuler, captain Of No. ! team in
the membership drive, received first
prize and Mrs. Mabel Talbot, cap
tain of No. 2 team was runnerup.
The Community Service Commit
tees of Kenneth H. Nash, Kenna-
Main and Fort Du Pont Units will
serve as receptionists and regis
trars with the Silver Trailer Chest
X-Ray campaign in the southeast
section. Call Mrs. Judd, Ii. 6610
for information. 49,.
Kenneth H. Nash Unit will cele-
brate its Oath anniversary at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Nash Club, .224
D street Sc. New members will be
initiated by the ritual team of the
Eight and Forty Salon.
Mrs. Marie Totten, rehabilitation
chairman, and members of the unit,
will give a party for the patients
at Mount Alto Hospital on March 8.
F Mrs. Helen Wynn, rehabilitation
chairman of Department Of Com
1merce Unit, presented 40 best
seller" books and so pocket-size
novels last week to Mrs. Ouida
scruggs, librarian, at Mount Alto
Hospital. Cigarettes were also dis
tributed to the patients In Ward B.
Mrs. L. Estelle Stone, president Of
United States Department of Agri-
culture Unit, has appointed the fol-
lowing Committee on Arrangements
for the visitation meeting which will
be held at the Hamilton Hotel on
March 9: Mrs. Mabel Pugliese, Mrs.
Cecile Berger, Mrs. Grace Conway,
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, Mrs. Alberta
Lacy, Mrs. Edna Sanford, Mrs.
Helen Shaffer, Mrs. lone Trow-
bridge, Mrs. Phoebe Waldman and
Mrs. Lucille Welch.
From the proceeds of the benefit
dinner last week, $75 was donated
to the Department Building Fund
and $25 to the Child Welfare Fund
for the purchase Of equipment at
Evening star., 1948-02-29

EVERY CAR JEWELC
1850 ees6 ees6 seasn' tau'o' sls5
1885 Chevrolet coupe, r. and h. a,o
1883 sna sssot h. s0sossi sood mot mosof. Special 40,
1889 oidsmobile S S "7o' 2-dr.. gray.
r. and h., very good; $500 20.
1889 Buick Special a-dr.. r. and h.. 49,.
new tires; S326 down 100
1910 Dodge de luxe coupe; orlg
black, r. and h., clean' $500 ,os
1910 Plymouth de luxe sedan. T.
and h., good motor and tfres' 7a5
1910 BUCK 1iS osTe Special a-dr. green
nnish. r. and h.. clean car 90,
1s41 Piy@oSth ISn uHHiI Special de luxe Sc
dan. orig. black, 1 owner oos
,o1, oIdsmosiIe sSSS aoTn .7s' streamlins ''
sedan, black. HYDRA owner; ,,os
1s41 Pontiac Custom "s" sedan.
green, T. and h. very ciean' ,1a5
1s41 Be- 'G Soto tow" Club convertible, r.
and h.. mud drive, perfset T.at
motor; todays special; $500 .,o-
is4s Ford VS. super de luxe Tudor.
sEssyE, sEsyE, down I; and h. like new 1895
1s47 olasmosiie eIsS 5SG 20" sedanette.
ntses neW; 7 DOWN snH H. A'a ' 2.ss5
\ 1e47 Mercury club conv.. black
with everything like new. h o-
1s4s FORD vs. super De laxe c Tu-
dor; maroon, white Wall Cen
eral tires, r. and h., like new:
s,.a tsss. ssn terms rx xoagE gss AoTass
RETNEs rhymes with nnesD MOTOR CO.
Both locations open today until 8 Pm.
g!ynoSss5S- m g!sSSs a. ls$s ls:I t-dooiE-- S ssssss sssss
Chevrolet 1910 town sed.; r. and b. Sdd55
ehhsyEsss ~ s's s sf''; Dsssi. & :f'
gSPtaf gS1.t fat s4a .on;sFss. 4sS95 r .aa and h.
B. beeE 500 ssDf5s iP'Fs td ifsn ua 'da a E. oas
Plymouth Il sad i1is4s special de luxe a-dr. wv
ch.vreIst ae aiis41 special d. luxe con- ,os
Buick ffs41 Special sedanett. 1'1S5
eheyroes 1872 AsrS; Sed g. xs Il ana sn r. 4s
ehh.is h.. very low low miiease ~ 1895
Hudson ls47 convertible el. epe.; 90.
pcdse 1885 4-dr.: heater 80 se7s
SlE WSs sal Ia ,s.sEsi sssP.i 1sl nssts. ass
Ch9ysfer a3S 4-dr: r and h 695
Sids 1oaS "6'' 4-dr: r and h 69J
Tord 1879 coupe; heater 695
chevroiet 1910 S-dr. sed heater 6a5
Tnrd 1a4o coune: r. and h. - 795
r,odoe Q40 nnI1ne: r and h. Ta5
"a sslIe 1a39 4-dr sed; perfect 7a5
Dodge 1s41 2-dr. sed.; h.. fluid DIR. S45
Plymouth 1941 SPECIAL de luxe cps. S45 S45
Tnr6 a4I Tudor: r. and h. 995
Plymouth l941 2-dr.. sed.; r. and h. 800
fone nerfeef tsfA Su'ei NC 'oNs. - 1,Oa5
olds 1871 4.dr.: r and h., Hydro. 1923
Buick 1941 Spec. cl. cpe.; r. and h. 1,lg5
Buick 1871 Super 4-dr. sed.; r. h. 1,295
Chevrolet ls41 conv. eps; I; and h. 1'SS5 SS5
Chevrolet 1946 4-dr. sed.; perfect 1,b95
Most cars have radios and heaters and
most cars can be bought with small down
payment Bring in required down pay
includes your car lnsuranss. cDusTSx9|, SIX, 1Mp M,I
ave. phone o.. 1900; 2461 Wis. ave.
phone OR. 3400. --------
Evening star., 1948-02-29

The Community Service Commit
tees of Kenneth H. Nash, Kenna-
Main and Fort Du Pont Units will
serve as receptionists and regis
trars with the Silver Trailer Chest
X-Ray campaign in the southeast
section. Call Mrs. Judd, Ii. 6610
for information.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

At a special meeting of Sergt.
Jasper Unit last week, Mrs. Emile
Schuler, captain Of No. l team in
the membership drive, received first
prize and Mrs. Mabel Talbot, cap
tain of No. 2 team was runnerup.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Likes Recreational Activities.

Even during her freshman year
at Randolph Macon from which she
transferred to Mary Washington
College Of the University of Vir-
ginia to major in physical educa-
ton and the social sciences, Miss
Wheeler was intent upon a career
Evening star., 1948-02-29

worth C0nSlueflnE.
We get cars from the well,to-do Chevy
Chase Bethesda area in much-higher- than.
average condition. usually gxaged at
nisht and faithfully serviced. They are
worthy Of your inspection.
BETHESDA MOTORS, INC. De soto
thesda, Nd OIL. 1000, ask for Mr. Lamar.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

F Mrs. Helen Wynn, rehabilitation
chairman of Department Of Com
1merce Unit, presented 40 best
seller" books and so pocket-size
novels last week to Mrs. Ouida
ScruRgs, librarian, at Mount Alto
Hospital. Cigarettes were also dis
tributed to the patients in Ward B.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

General Accounting ONCE Post
will sponsor a contestant In the ora
torical contest next month and also
will send two delegates to the local
Americanism seminar next month.
The post is favoring daylight saw
ing time.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

More guaranteed cars to select from
Dealer, 5000 Lee hwy, Arl., cH. 1000 eyes.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Applications for enrolment in the
Legion's Third Term Extension In
stitute are available at Department
Headquarters. Enrollees will begin
receiving the six months correspon-
dence course lessons about April l,
with top graduates to receive one
week postgraduate course at Ma
tional Headquarters, without cost,
upon completion.