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Office Post, 224 D street Sc;
Washington Gaslight Post, Stans-
bury Hall.
Thursday-Capital Transit Post,
Stanley Church De Pue Post
Legion Club; Internal Revenue
Post, Stansbury Hall.
Friday-Kenna-Main Post, 12lo
Good Hope road Sc.
saturday-opening Session; De-
partment Service Officers Schooi'
legion Club.
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throughout the country. The area
directors then select 10 from each
area and forward these to national
headquarters, which finally select
the 20 winners.
With a present membership OF
over 45O, General Accounting Or
flee Post will conduct poll of its
membership next Wednesday eve
ming at the Kenneth H. Nash
Clubhouse to determine Its nom
attendance at meetings. 1t Will
also award membership prizes to
the three members who have OBJ
tanned the most renewals during
the year.
Past Comdr. Warner will report
on the progress Of the degree
team. composed Of Joseph Halght
Guy M. Jones and Lyman Dele.
/ Comdr. Milwit announces a
Nblngo party at Glendale Hospital
next Tuesday evening.
Patrick J. Domouchel, Lewis w
Maisel, James I. SimmS, Frank l.
Beard and Godfrey j. Maginnis
were added to Bunker Hill Post al
its meeting. A class OF so ne"
members were obligated by the
Forty and Eight ritual team under
the direction of Grand Chef de
Train Gail T. Judd.
Americanism Officer William R
Brennan. Comdr. Barnard o
Mead, Historian Sanford D. Ash
ford, and aide to the department
commander, George Lands. re-
Gently attended a special as
sembly of students at the TAI
Junior High School and presented
American Legion school awards
to Shirley Jane Engel and Rlchare
Lee Apperson. outstanding grad
yates of the midyear class ON be-
half of the post.
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CiyicCuIendur
School Study and Tax
PIon Are Topics

What the Strayer Report
Means for Washington and the
City School System" will be dis
cussed by DR.. M. Virginia ONell,
president of the Federation OF
Citizens Associations and profess
sor of education at Wilson Teach
ers College, at meeting OF the
American University Park Cltl-
zens' Association tomorrow night.
A debate on the proposed sales
tax will feature a meeting OF the
Mount Pleasant citizens tomorrow
night. Rufus Lusk, president OF
the Washington Taxpayers AS
sociation, will speak in behalf OF
the tax, and j. c. Turner, vice
president of the Washington Cen
trail Labor Union, will oppose.
Other speakers this week in
clude Representative Mcclure.
Democrat, of Connecticut, who
will address the Citizens Forum
of Columbia Heights Tuesday,
and James Kirkland, counsel for
the Senate District Committee,
who will discuss pending District
legislation before the Cathedral
Heights Cleveland Park group the
same night.
This weeks schedule follows:
Monday.
American University Park
American University, Hurst Hall,
Massachusetts and Nebraska ave-
nues NV. 8 pm.
Brentwood Terrace - Social
Oyster Club, 1881 Saratoga ave-
nue. NE, $3.50 pm.
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School, Thirty-fifth and T streets
NV, 8 pm. :,
Glover Park-Stoddert School,
Thirty-ninth and Calvert streets
NV, BIS pm.
Hillcrest East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, 1886
Alabama avenue Sc. 8 pm.
Kalorama Adams School
Nineteenth and California streets
NV, 8 pm.
Mount PleasantLMount Pleas
ant Branch Library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV, 8 pm.
Takoma Park ID. C.-Md)-Ta-
koma Park Branch Library, Fifth
and Cedar streets NV, 8 pm.
Il West End-No. police precinct
Twentieth and K streets NV.
pm.
Tuesday.
Anacostia-Eastern Branc h
YMCA. Seventeenth street ane
Good Hope road Sc. 8 pm.
Bradbury Heig h s-Davl:
School, Forty-fourth place and +
street Sc. 8 pm.
Cathedral Heights-Cleve n
!, Park-St. Adams Guild Hall. Wis
consin and Massachusetts, avenue
NV. pm.
Citizens Forum of Columbi'
Heights-Bell Vocational School
Hiatt place and Lamont stree
, NV. 8 pm.
, Petworth-PetWorth Branch Ii
brary, Georgia avenue and Cpshu
street NV, 8 pm.
, Wednesday.
Dahlgren Terrace-N oye
a School, Tenth and Franklin street
c NE, pm.
e Friendship Janney Schoo
Wisconsin avenue and Albemarl
: street NV. 8 pm.
; Trinidad-W h tley Schoo
= Montello avenue and Neal stree
NE, 8 pm.
:, Saturday.
. Federation District Bulldln
boardroom, 8 pm.
D The American Flag did not &c
its finishing touches until 191.
when the last two stars. repre-
|. senting Arizona and New Mexico
urere added
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VFW Post Names
New Officers
ForComingYea

James Wood was elected COM
mander of Columbia Post. District
of Columbia Department, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, at the annual
meeting last week at the Gold
Chevron Club.
Other officers elected were:
Senior vice commander, Frank
Cooper; junior vice commander,
James E. Ballard quartermaster,
Michael j. Ready; post advocate,
Walter S. Welch; chaplain, Rob-
ert S. Trogner; surgeon, Howard
w. Trout, jr.; trustee (three
years.. George F. MacWilliams;
trustee Ctwo years.. Stanley R.
Nash; trustee zone year,, Joseph
Shea.
Installation will be held at the
April meeting.
The new commander was de-
partment inspector last year and
is quartermaster of T. N. T. Pup
Tent No. /, Military Order OF the
Coolies.
The Council of Administration
meet Monday night at the Dis
trict Building with Department
Comdr. Robert F. Sutphin pre-
siding.
Earl H. Smith was sworn in as
a member to represent Washing
ton Post.
The department commander
announced a meeting OF post
commanders at department head
quarters on March 80 to discuss
the establishments of districts for
this department.
National Capital Post will hole
a benefit dance on Thursday a
Kenneth-Nash Post hall, Thire
and D streets Sc. The proceeds
will be used for the post base bal
program.
Potomac Post has changed it
annual dance to April 2 at tn
!, Shoreham Hotel from 8 to /;
o'clock.
Front Line Post held nomina
ton of officers the last week II
the Gold Chevron Club. Nomina
, tions will be carried into the meet
ing on March %, when the officer
will be elected. Comdr. JoSepl
!, Mofatt presided. The meeting
this week:
Sunday-General Vicente Lin
:; Post, 1919 K street NV; U. s
Govt. Printing Office Post. 1870
New Hampshire avenue NV.
! Monday-Federal Post, 1919 I
street NV; George G. Blake Pos
! 1927 Wisconsin avenue NV.
: Tuesday-T. N. T. Pup Tent NJ
s /, MOO 730 Eleventh street Sc
A. Gentilcore Post, 80 F stree
a NE; Bethea-W -Welch Post, Secon
and S streets NV; Joseph B. Kel
t liner Post, Thirty-second and \
streets NV.
: Wednesday-Maj. Gen. Edward
r Post, 1900 New Hampshire avenu
NV; U. S. Treasury Post, 13l
K street NV: Police-Fire Pos
s 1909 Rhode Island avenue NE
S U. S. Naval Gun Factory Post. 7;
Eleventh street Sc.
!, Thursday - National Caplt'
e Post. 1919 K street NV.
Friday - All-Amerlcan Pos
j. 1919 K tsreet NV.
u Auxiliaries.
Mrs. Frances Dove, presiden
conducted the department NEE
g ing Monday at Northeast Mason
Temple. She announced the cor
It ventlon will be June 16 and IT,
2. 419 Seventh street NV. The
= was a linen shower for the ne
D, hospital wing Of the nation
home at Eaton Rapids. Mlcl
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donations may be sent to Beulah
Waller, 606 G street Sc.
|. At the meeting of Naval Gun
Auxiliary on Wednesday, with
President Ethel Wilson presiding,
officers elected were: President,
Virginia Bond; senior vice presi-
dent, Fannie Vunck; Junior vice
president, Margaret Mcclure;
treasurer, Olga Clickner; chaplain,
Mary Stein; conductress, Mabel
Howard; guard. Annie Stirk.
Trustees: Three years, Mrs. Ethel
Wilson; two years. Mrs. Mabel
Beal.
Lena Roux presided over Ma
tional Capitol Auxiliary at Naval
Lodge Hall on Wednesday. Plans
were made for an evening OF
games March rs at 1924 North
Taylor street, Arlington, Va, at
the home of Mrs. Mary Colbert.
Treasury Auxiliary will hold
Joint installation with their post
April 8 at Kenneth Nash Club
rooms. Details will be announced
later.
Mrs. Anne Columbus will spon-
sor a St. Patrick's party for Po-
tomac Auxiliary and post at Wal
ter Reed General Hospital on
Wednesday from l and 4 pm.
Columbia Auxiliary elected as
officers: President, Thelma Trout;
senior vice president, Mrs. Loretta
Nickerson; Junior vice president,
Mrs. Katie Carter; conductress,
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor; treasurer,
Mrs. Muriel Ballard; chaplain,
Mrs. Oscini Wood; guard, Mrs.
Nina Salick, and three-year trus-
tee. Mrs. Theodore Battle.
The post and auxiliary will hold
a Joint installation at the Gold
Chevron Club, April at 9 pm.
] All-American Auxiliary will have
visitation of department officers
on Friday at Northeast Masonic
| Temple.
On Friday at Friendship House
619 D street Sc, at 7:30 pm,
, Front Line Auxiliary presented an
, Americanism program.
On Friday at the Campus School
a flag will be presented to Cir.
Scout Troup at 8 pm. by Mrs
Mary Tucker.
The Past Presidents Club will
S meet Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
l Ida Emmert, 1920 U street Sc.
National Capitol Junior Unit
met at the home of Mrs. Lena
/ Roux, 1118 E street Sc, and made
, plans for presentation of a f1ae
} at Central Union Mission or
March 26.
Meetings this week:
. Monday-Front Line Auxiliary
room 418. Washington Loan &
). Trust Building.
!. Tuesday-Past Presidents Club
I, 1920 U street S.E.
Friday-All-A american Auxiliary
: Northeast Masonic Temple,
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The American Flag. according to
the Library of Congress. may be
flown almost anywhere "a hours a
day as long as it is for a patriotic
purpose and the flag does not lose
dignity.
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DAV Activities

Meetings this week are:
Col. Young Chapter. Monday.
D. C. Department Auxiliary,
Tuesday.
D. C. Department Executive
Committee, Thursday.
Rea Auxiliary, Friday.
All meetings will be held at
17Ol Eighteenth street NV. at
8 pm.
On April /. the D. C. Depart
nent will hold its annual rehabil-
itation benefit ball at the Hotel
Wardman Park. Proceeds will be
used to provide stenographic as
sistsnce to DAV national service
officers here.
In 1948 gas utilities sold about
3.4OO, 900, 100000 cubic feet of nat
ural, manufactured and mixed gas
to ultimate consumers.
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American Legion
Anniversary Merit
Will Be Awarded

the form of a citation, signed by
National Comdr. Perry Brown OF
the American Legion. will be
made to all posts OF the Legion
who exceed their entire l94S
membership by Tuesday.
Some posts will observe the
soth anniversary this week OF the
Legion.
With a present membership OF
over $4,000 for 1949 the depart
ment of the District Of Columbia
has nine posts which exceeded
their 1948 membership.
The posts are Belleau-Wood'
Jane A. Delano, U. G. McAlex-
ander, Clark v. Polling, Halloran-
Murray, Navy. Army and Air
Forces Stanley Church De Pue
and the Washington Building ana
Construction Trades.
On Friday evening at the Legion
Club the Washington Building
and Construction Trades Post Will
stage its annual jamboree party
under the direction OF Comdr.
George j. Burkett. The Army ana
Air Forces Post has scheduled a
dance at the Sheraton Hotel on
Saturday evening.
Gen. of the Army George c:
Marshall, former Secretary OF
State, has been elected chairman
of the American Battle Monu-
ments Commission to succeed the
late Gen. John J. Pershing. Gen.
Marshall is a life member OF the
Uniontown (PaD Post.
Cooley Mccullough Post OBJ
served its annual Navy night
program. Comdr. Paul Davis, who
accompanied Admiral Byrd on
his expedition to the Antarctic
In 1916, delivered the principal
address.
Jacob Jones Post recently fur
nished and dedicated a room IN
the Children's Hospital. DR.
Montgomery Blair. jr., received
the room for the hospital. 1t was
also equipped with radio, do
mated by Mary Healey. and q
scrapbook made by Margaret
Plunkett.
The post recently presented
American Legion school awards
to Virginia Wood and Richaro
Gill at the Stuart Junior High
School.
At the last meeting Faith NJ
Williams, Lucie E. Layne, Ada
w. Schade and Christine A. ko'
tarski were admitted to member
ship. Annie M. Stone, Ruby M
Jones and Catherine T. CloSemar
we're reinStated.
Woodbridge Post held its annua
mardi-gras night last week unoel
the direction of Third Vice Comdr
Warren Beach.
Comdr. Bernard Beard has ap
pointed Robert Dinger as Chilt
Welfare Committee chalrmal
with Warren Beach.
The post has presented a radl
and recording phonograph to tn
st. Joseph's Home and School.
Roy F. Rogers, jr.; David j
Chambers. David Ahmanson, Ed
ward w. Schupback, Jr, an
Francis x. Fennell are new mem
bers.
March 81 is the deadline whe
nominations for the 20 Natlona
Commander scholarships, value
at $1,000 and awarded annual
to orphans of veterans by tR
American Legion. must be !
national headquarters.
Local posts must first torWaf
their nominations to departmer
headquarters, which will recon
mend three candidates to the are
director. of which there are NJ
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Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Monday - Department Bona
Committee, Department Special
Committee, Legion Club; Jacon
Jones Post, Willard Hotel; Treas
ury Post, Hamilton Hotel; WOOD
yridge Post. 2O22 Rhode Island
avenue NE: Security and Ex-
change Post, 425 Second street
NV.
Tuesday Cooley Mccullough
Post. Pepco Post, Maritime Post.
Legion Club; I'd Division POST
Colonial Hotel: Bunker Hill POSI-
3736 Tenth street NE; Fort Du-
pont Post, 7 Fourth street NE;
National Press Club Post, National
Press Club.
Wednesday-Department JuVe-
nile Participation Committee
George S. Patton-Tank Corps
Post, Alexander Graham Bell Post,
Ieoion Club: General Accounting
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1e47 2-dr: de iuxe
zer, overdrive. direction nghaS,csIlp ngntS shI
other accessories; car msensRI9CsA.iNy msseInERICAN
s;kf sERv1GE nsT' cENTER. Il FER. 1Ms 1ssude6sker
Dealers, 5s5 N. Glebe rd.' Arl., va
1912 4-dr. sedan; ex-
cellent condition: radio, heater de
froster. slip covers tos heh's' SGf''
OW. 5e69. 10
srUDEBAKER 1947 Champion REGAL
De luxe 2-door sedan; rad!n. clima-4 I
tizer, hill holder, slip covers; one one
at sI.595. MCNEIL MOTORS; INC
Studebaker dealers, 4o34 Wiscoh-
sin ave. NV, EN-. 72s6.
sTUDEBAKER le47 Champion Regal
De luxe Spas otbsI soupe s.tpss qssf0Ebf Thts
car is equal to new and looks It
Now priced at 81 $40. MCNEIL
MOTORS, INC. Studebaker Dealers
4O34 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 12Sb.
sTUDEBAKER latest 194s Special de
luxe 2-dr. sedan: r. and h, ciimatlz-
er undereoating Hilihoider; .tdsrv drlver asetle
mos mos terms. METROPOLITAN MO
TORS, N. Y. ave. at Bladensburs
I'd ne.
WILYS JEEP 194s; excellent condi-
ton; new aluminium cab; price, Ss95;
can finance. Phone OIL. ssss. Ia
wILLYs 1912 coupe; sacrifice. $3.50;
terms, $3.50 cash, 500 month
ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave. ne. l3'
WILLYs JEEPsTER 194o convertible;
radio heater. white-wall tires and
overdrive; maroon; maroon nlids dTiven q, GaE gay
Orig Orig COST te se.0i5' cENTRAL MO
TOR SALES, 1925 Conn. ave. Wo.
WILLYs JEEP 1947 '4-ton pickup
truck; one owner: Al condltlon
Sale ieuoic price. si,ie5. Buy from re-
liable new car dealer, CAPITOL
MOTOR CO, Silver Spring Packard acnao
dealer, s2s Phila. ave. sH' 1900
AMERICAN 1a42 coupe; sacrifles
ROPER" 1870 R. I. ave: ne u.
sIUDEBAKER. 1a4s tsr..flopa1 champion ,Iensl 4,
studebaker padb " 1a4I Commander 4;dr;;
Ford Alf 1855 Tudor; really IS clear; Hnor
ss5Sa5P MoToR Co. 3, ss1sn s4sn Corners. Psli'
Church. Va. ii
1885 CHEVROLET sedan z!
! 1887 Chevrolet sedan -------- las
| 1897 Ford sedan ----- ":
| I94l Chevrolet sedan-------- %,
1899 Pontiac sedan n---------- ~,
1885 Cadillac sedan an--------- -
1889 Plymouth sedan-------- 10
1910 Ford panel ------------ ~33,
1885 GMC panel ,o,,n c;
/ REESE. I114 Half st. s.w. 10.
STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC, Buick
Horner's Corner, Florida. ave- 5tl
to 9th st. ne. AT. 6464 e,.o
'4S Buick 4-dr. Dynafow S2'3 '3s
'4S Buick station wagon %'''4
'48 Buick sedanette ROAD IN,
masters and Supers -- 2'!S
u '47 Buick Super cow. 2'ls
az Buick; all models; Road
masters and Supers ----- 1,sf
'46 Buick Super 4-dr. l'54
Al Buick Super COUPE S3
40 Buick Spec. coupe 90
40 Ford Super de l. TUDOR i'n
AZ Ford Super de luxe cpe.- ~
as FORD Tudor --- !'2d
-, '46 Chevrolet town sedan I'5a
AZ OldS cow. I;oo
HORNER'S CORNER. open Satui
days.
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan: 2
l. h seat cover,
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CONVICTIONS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

PVT PARTY wants oGs, a. to soas ,a9 mecs peeS
Will TRADE second trust note
- 200 for good car or truck. MR..
TAMMARo, Ma. sO59;
WILL BUY clean l940-4S cars from
STiysts ST rs ssss ssRsr' MR. Az cSMFBEiE ssfP g.
1886. 1887. 1898 MODEL d Id.d FSRp' FORD
Gail D1. 1855 before /. ASK Tor
1900 Cash for good clean. one owner
car. viii be checked by mechanic
before purchase. Box 99-C, Star.
SALESMAN desires new car. prefer
ably 40 chev. or other small car
wAN1Ep Tish !0w % %'essf csRs G9 We pay pay top
makes nrlfss any 19F mode soGe eisEa TEMpLE MOTOR
Phone oV. 5000, Ask for Mr..
Clark. -l5
LADY IN DIRE need of 40 Chevrolet,
2 or dr.; pay high or cash. oW.
TAXIcAB or ex-taxi, 'a9-'42, $500 !
cxRs sass' WANTED-Fords. VA TfI, cheyrolets,
ARCH DILLON. III letn ST. NV
Texas e! S4hT: DEALER needs 1899 to 1a49
new and used cars; viii pay h!g ,lg n
est cash prices. MR.. THERREIL'
1 GMi NEED "a 4 :" CLEAN 40. ~ sedan, for
/ cash No dealers. oW. o36l siter after
Town e Il p & COUNTRY MOTORS, 5sss
/ Wis. ave NV; wants to buy 193I
1912 Fords. Chevrolets. OR. 0lO0
NEW DLALER, desperately needs
postwar cars and nice pre-war cars
| will pay premium price. 1914
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY nice clean
automobile for cash. No dealers
please. MR. LAMAR, ST. 1858.
HOLD 1T JUST A MINUTE, set nigh.
est cash price for your new OF usso
WooD MOTOR CO.. 1717 Rhode
island ave. ne Open am to
musT gim PURCHASE oepenaaDl. used
car Immediately: prefer late model;
| will pay all cash. Call between 9-o
weekdays, HO. 6079.
WANTED, used cars, any year, any
make or model, for export; mms,
diate cash. no waiting. Contact AUlC
! Wholesalers. NC. 1871 Blad'
snsburg I'd. ne. II. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-13
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON,
Aucti0neers.

Mortgagee's sale of 1889 Plymouth
sedan, engine No PSI 106525. ~
nnbiic auction at 1905 West virginis
ave. n e., Tuesday. March 49, 1s4S'
HAMIiToN NATIONAL BANK.
m.13,14. MorHasss'
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DELIVERY

194S Chevrolet Fleetline aero.
1g41 Chev. Fleetmaster town sedan
1947 CheV. Stylemaster 5-p. coupe.
l947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster.
(2) 1948 Chev. Demonstrators
1913 Chevrolet Fleetline aero.
l94s Chevrolet de luxe cony.
These cars OF low mileases; condl-
rion and appearance like new; guar
anteed; priced from Sl,475 to
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc.
71o5 wis. Ave. OIL. 6l00. -l3
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CHFyROLET 1q47 Aero sedan; q
tone blue, r. and h., seat covers,
white sidewall tires; new-car como
SI.5a5, 3O-day guarantee. Casn'
trade or terms. Open ewes. TILL b.
Sundays till 5.
Satcher Motors, Inc
r,oo~ uJn Q0S1 Il
Evening star., 1949-03-13

Meetings this week:
Monday-Front Line Auxiliary
room 418, Washington Loan &
Trust Building.
Tuesday-Past Presidents Club
1920 u street Sc.
Friday-All-A American Auxiliary
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Woman Held in Jail
a Months in Dispute
Over Institution Care
By John w. Stepp

Because District and Maryland
authorities cannot get together
on a jurisdictional question, a 27-
year -old colored woman with the
mental age of five, today was back
in District Jail where she has
been for nearly four months.
The woman, who reportedly
lacks the wit to remember any
thing for more than two days, is
listed as Viola Williams. Her real
surname is believed to be Smith.
Judge Thomas D. Quinn, work
ing closely with the Municipal
Court Probation Office, yesterday
settled on a new tactic in the light
of persistent failure to get either
the Maryland Board of Mental
Hygiene or District authorities to
accept the woman in a feeble
minded institution.
Residence Not Established.
Neither the District nor Mary
Land will take jurisdiction, be-
cause the woman's residence dur
ing the past year cannot be estab-
lished, according to Miss 1rma
Augustine, probation officer.
Charged last March with
soliciting prostitution, and the
following month with vagrancy,
Viola now will face trial tomor-
row, Judge Quinn decided. 1t was
indicated the move for trial is a
desperation measure to get the
woman into the proper institu-
ton.
The courts dilemma Is under
lined by q thick sheaf Of CORE
spondence comprising part OF the
probation Office records OF the
case. Miss Augustine reported
Yesterday that her Office has tried
virtually since the day Of Viola's
arrest to get either the District
or Maryland to acknowledge juris-
diction.
Home May Be Baltimore.
1--WE are convinced that her
home is Baltimore" Miss Angus
tine said. But proving it is next
to impossible" BY the same
token, she added, a similar law
here requiring one years resi-
dence, which cannot be proved in
Viola's case, deters the District
District from taking jurisdiction.
The probation Office stressed
that the woman must be kept out
of circulation in her own interests.
Viola was first brought into
court on March 16 on the solicit
ing charge. A "boy friend" posted
$500 bond for her on April is, but
eight days later she was arrested
on the vagrancy charge, again in
the downtown area. Since that
time she has failed to make a
higher bond of $1,000 and has re-
manned in jail undergoing mental
and physical checks.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
1746 LEE HIGHWAY X
Adjoining Colonial Village
47o7 LEE HIGHWAY X
Clebe Rd. & Wash. Blvd. X

J. Quincy St., Shirlington X
4z3 23rd Street !
Just on Jen Davis Highway
Wash. < Lee Blvds. X
ROCKVILLE, ND.
zl9 N. Commerce St.
BLADENSBURG, ND.
1918 Annapolis Road X
woodmoos, I Corners X
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Woman in Wheelchuir
Killed by Runaway Car
BY the Asseeioted Press

ARCADIA. Calf, Sept. ga
driverless, runaway car ran down
and killed an 84-year-old crippled
woman yesterday as she sat in
wheelchair in her front yard.
Sheriff's deputies identified the
victim Of the freak accident as
Mrs. Mary Macs. For several hours
the car had been parked in a
driveway in front Of the woman's
house, officers said. Suddenly 1t
slipped its brakes, moved down
the driveway and hurtled into the
yard, striking Mrs. Macs.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Delightful Gift Bags
'2.70
Plus 3o% Tas
Plus ao% Tas

New styles of durobs postie Golf in grain o. eolf
finishes; royon foilles oIIwoo broodeloth poste
suedes in the group. Various styles, types In block.
brown, green, red Or tan.
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Evening star., 1949-11-30
Samples Of Women's
$3.50 to $40 Umbrellas
s4.88

Long handles short handles folding types =.
umbrellas that ore lovely to in the rain! Covers
Of royon, also some nyons included Solid colors,
potterns smart combinations All with strong metal
fromes Handles Of wood or plastic. Gift deos that
will pIeose. No mail or phone orders.
Kann's-Umbrelas- Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-30
81 90 pr.

When in doubt :. . give nyIons! The gift that
never foiIs to please These lovely super
sheers are so fottering! Every pair fIowIess {
constructed to cling to legs With the fit
of q second skin. Buy them by the dozen for ev
women on your list. Select from four new
shades, created to blend with this seasons
wardrobe coIors. Sizes 8R to lOR.
Kanns-Hoery-street
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Attractive $3.oo Musical
POWDER BOXES
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Delightful to see, delightful to hear these musieol
powder boxes with genuine Swiss movements As
sorted styles that pIoy popuIor sem-cIosseol or
classical tunes Assorted eoors for selection
Kanns-ToNetries- Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Whot marvellous opportunity to get gen.
une Zircon jeWelry at sowing! Rings
for men and women. Earrings, necklaces,
and pins with loK gold mountnos, sterl-
ing Or AK gold and oold-filIed settings.
Choice Of white stones with the fire Of
dionnonds or blue In sea blue hues.
pias 2o% Ta1a
KannA-Jewslry-str Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-17
| Lining to Resist
| A-Bomb Urged
For White House

Senator Sparkman. Democrat,
Of Alabama, suggested yesterday
that in repairing the White House
the builders refine 1t with atomic
bomb resisting material. He did
not suggest what materials should
be used.
Senator Sparkman joined those
who oppose razing the present
structure and rebuilding it of steel,
bronze and marble. as proposed by
Representative Cannon, Demo-
crat. of Missouri.
II think it should be left as
it is outwardly," Senator Spark
man said. They might rebuild
the inside to resist atomic bombs.
but the outer walls ought to stand
as q historical monument"