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BETHESDA

A beautiful 3-bath stone-and-brick
home, with lge. frontage on Wis.
ave, conv. to stores and transp.; can
be seen by appt. anytime. Call Mr..
Lueck, MA. 2040. ewes. WO. 5133
L. f. BREUNINGER g. SONS.
Bethesda Bungalow, $15,750
Prewar brick home consisting OF a
living room, with fireplace, dining
room. modern kitchen, . bedrooms
l bath. partly finished bedroom on
End floor. attached garage. land
scaped yard, side-screened porch
Evenings, Mr.. Markham. EN-. 1175
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1920
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SILVER SPRING

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
Bedrm. and full bath on LIST A.;
huge liv. rm., large din. rm., full
breakfast rm., de luxe kit, 23-tt.
tionally large bedrms, z closets,
bath, End A.; attached gar; large
corner lot; brand-new; best loca-
ton. mr.. everything.
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uoI,sEs FOR sALE-korthwest

CoLoRED-Home with Investment Id
refprs-. auto. gas h-w.h., good cond.
Phone RA. 1850, ME. 1923. -I9
COLORED = S395 DOWN - 22l
10th st.-6-rm. brick, bath, newly
decorated. Will sell TO-DAY PAUL
PERJ1ZZI ST 1855 or TU O7S4.
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eRETHESDA0

A really attractive det. white brick
home on a level wooded lot; ideal
for children; 8 rooms, 3 large bed
rms, tiled bath. attach. garage; oil
heat; screened porch; within l block
of graded school and not far from
Suburban Hospital. Owner leaving
town, must sell Call ME. IL 43
until 9 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHAN-
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KENSINGTON

kENSlNGlO
ONE-THIRD \ ACRE.. $13,4 ,450
Located on a lovely corner. in the
heart of Kensington, this lovely
white 2-story Colonial-type home
was built in 1899 out of the finest
prewar materials h First Mtn IooE los s.b,ira has
inr s freniaee' enh Ice. family sized din.
rm. and fully equipped kit. with
plenty Of room for breakfast table; able
ceramic tile baths, also steps
sun deck easily converted to third
bedrm.; basement has rec. rm;, also
buiIt-in garage. automatic oil hot
water heat; grounds are beautifully
andseaped and are i0sstsa sessa, wtn,d and
shonning district. Conven. terms to
veterans and civilians. Call MT.
Russell, MA. 9141; ewes. GE. 1887,
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
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Near Shoreham Hotel

An immaculate home within one
square of the Calvert st. Bridge
convenient to Shoreham and Wardr
man PARK Hotels; 8 exceptionally
Comfortable rooms. 3 bedrooms, all
of which will take twin beds; tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower:
front porch and 2 inclosed rear
porches; large, finished room and j.
piece bath in basement; garage,
Moderately priced and terms can be
Srranged. Call Mr. Latimer tEye,
nines, EN-. O77OD. THoS. J. FISHER
L. Co, INC, Realtors, D1. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest
'COLORED-ONLY $3.50
And believe it or not, completely re-
conditioned Just like new. All brick,
5 large rooms, rear yard, paved alley;
near 4th and L sts.; and only $40 30
per mo. after small down payment
Ewes. and Sun, GE. 1920.
.DRURY REALTY CORP.
1877 K st. NV. RE. 1893
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peter j. hagan
REALTOR
VETERANS
NOTHING DOWN

NOTHING DOWN
Only few left, act quick! Lovely lgs.
new 5-rm. and bath brk. homes.
a-c. gas heat. fully equip. kit. incl.
disappearing stairs, lge. shaded
beautiful lots, many other features.
Price, S9,95O. NOTHING DOWN.
Payments approx. S72 a mo. incl
taxes and ins. A few peaul1ful corr
ners at $1,000: $500 cash. Nom
$1,s50 cash: Drive out Baltimore
blvd. to Greenbelt rd., turn right
to Rhode Island ave. streetcars,
left l blk. to Branchville rd., right
to 51st ave, left to houses. Repre-
till dark, or call
peter j. hagan
3S41 34th st. ne, UN. s5S5,
Once open every day till 8 pm.
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TRINIDAD
Coloredt I
COLORED-N.E,

II you want an outstanding home,
see this lovely brick home with
complete colored tile bathroom and
bedrm. on st floor. 1t has lge
bright kit, liv. rm and dining rm,
2nd floor, 3 lovely bedrms. and
colored tile bathroom; lge, bright
deep bsmt.. oil heat. For infor-
nation, call RE. S266 or EN-. 6021
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RAMBLER. S18,5OO

In excellent nearby Maryland loca-
tion, with high elevation, corner
lot 1O0xl4S it., large living room
and dinin. room combination. kitch-
en-; screened breezeway, garage, full
basement, and gas heat; ) large
bedrooms. each with double closets
and lovely bath. ARLIE L. JOHN
SON REALTY CO., INC, OR. 7lOO
till q pm
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FORESTVIILE
EApE con PIING AW
CHEVERLY


Luxurious Home-Like New
24O3 Cheverly ave. Superior loca-
tion, on bus line; close to schools,
stores; beaut. corner lot, 117x10O,
with outside firepl. and det. garage.
Lawn well planted, shrubbed in de-
tail. Home is the ultimate in de-
sign and comfort: center-hall plan;
liv. rm., 13x27, with bay; very large
din. rm. with bay: ultra-mod. kit,
breakfast rm. or den. full bath on
Ist floor, huge screened living porch; (;
End f., 3 sized bedrms., Ia
storage attic. Full bsmt. with gor-
geous recr. rm., 19x25; bar, f1repl,
full bath; storm windows, awnings
throughout; very neat and clean.
Will be, open this Sat. and Sun.
Call SH. 644O or eyes,, Mr.. Brennan,
WA. $3.50
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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VETERANS

NO DOWN PAYMENT
Acclaimed the best buy in the Met.
ropolitan area. A group Of new
homes in College Park S7,250' to
$4,000. Payments as low as $50 so
per month. Your opportunity to
own your home on terms less than
rent. Call WA. 5000. HY. OeO0.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
EYclu siuo. . q l+or TX
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EAST PINES

EASI PINES
Attention Vets-$500 Down
Almost new bungalow with 2 twin
sized bedrms., liv. rm., le., fully
equipped kit, expandable attic with
4 windows; full bsmt. with dbl. tubs
and gas a.-c. heat, Located on high
lot with commanding view. S10,50O;
$500 cash. $50 total mo. payment
Non-VetS Or Vets, 81 900 On.
Arm. Cape Cod with attached garage.
Only 4 mo. old; GI owner, being
transferred. thus An financing
available to any purchaser. House
features 2 lge. bedrms., full bath,
liy. rm., modern equipped kit; ex-
pandible attic and attached garage.
$11, 200; $1,000 cash. $72 per mo.
for principal, interest, taxes and in
Byrd ct DI. o222; ewes. Wo: 1909.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Raaltors 1900 18th St NW-1b
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2 BATHS, 3 BEDRMS.

2 BATHS, 3 BEDRMS.
$12,5OO buys all brick Cape Cod
bungalow, with bedrm. and bath
on first floor, also lge. liv. rm..
full-size din. rm., and . fully
equipped kit. with breakfast space;
2 lge. bedrms. and bath on second
floor; full basement with outside
entrance; gas air-conditioned heat:
with abundance Of room for rec,
rm. or work shop; lge. fenced LOT
IS by 1875 it.. this Is o big house
and in a wonderful location for
children. Yard and home in I'M
maculate condition inside and out.
The finest buy have seen and with
splendid financing. For details, can
Mr., Russell, MA. e141; eyes,, GE.
Frederick w. Berens
SALES INC.
MA. 9141
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CoLoRED-BAsEMENT BRICK
RARGATN S995 DOWN

Fine large 6-rm. brick home with
full bsmt, side-hall plan. All large
private rms, lovely large tiled bath,
h-wh. front and rear yards; excel
Call owner right away, RE. 1881
UN 0759.
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KENSINGTON, MD.

S15.250
Low down payment, large ~ Isl
trust 1-yr.-old det.. brick: liv. rnl..
din: rm.. kit, bedrms,;, ! 90 natn attic Hn
CHEvY cHAaE REALTY CO, 1920
Gonn. sye., E7X 1900. lib
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S7sn DOW.

Det 6-rm. home. full bsmt. monthly
payments less than rent; beautiful
yard. Call Mr.. Jones, COX d CO.,
RE 1R22 ia nhSl liz
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$3.50 DoWn-Suburban Value
Nice t,-rm. brick Colonial in very de-
Sirable location. Call now: SUB
URBAN INVESTMENT q ms. co.
Su 2AQ0 III
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
2-BEDRM. BRICK Cape Cod with
heated attic; new-house cond.; lge.
lot, immed poss.: near Falls Church.
Sale price, S13.500. Rent, Sl18
mo-, Gill Mrs. Hall, OV. 1851, with
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
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DE. 444

5th AND BUCHANAN NV
Semidet. brick home, in beautiful
cond. Six rms. plus sleeping porcn
sun parlor and gar, newly modern
lied kit, furn. optional. PRICE,
fairly on. reas. terms. GOLDSlEr
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HE GABLES co
2423 MINI. ave Sc

A Dream Brick Colonial
6 rms. bath, rec. rm., lse. screened.
in porch, flagstone terrace, hard
wood fls., oil heat: close to stores
and transp. $4,000.
WILL ROGERS REAL ESTATE
WA. 1852: ewes, SH. 44S0.
Beautiful Brick Colonial
Lovely 3-bedrm. home with screened.
in porch, attached garage, hardwood
f1S.; close to tranSp., schools, and
shopping. S14.50O.
WILL ROGERS REAL ESTATE
WA. 8262; ewes. SH. 1880.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Modern kit, 2 bedrms., garage. b..
VIII. beaut; lot 50X2oQ #, $500.
W. SSe5. HSSe5IHS HShH u, SS ad6 1a16
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5500 RT,K 4th ST,

Reduced in price, newly papered. new
gas furnace. 6 rooms. bath. master
bedroom with tiled lavatory,, knotty
pine recreation room. glassed Sleep
ing porch, garage; convenient to 3
buslines, stores, theater. schools
etc, Eve. phone Temple 1868.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 st. NV. Realtor, MA. 0753.
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"S2.5OO CASH"

And only Sis monthly will buy this
new det. brick home with 8 rooms,
3 bedrms, tile bath, f1rst-hoor
powder room; level lot; located Just
until 8 pm. j. WESLEY BUcHAN-
AN. Realtor.
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WOOD ACRES

OWNER LEAVING CITY
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Brick Colonial built in 194S. and II
din. rm.. den or 1st-fl. bedrm.. bed.
rm.. kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, storage
attic, built-in garage; gas heat; lo'
6Ox120 IT.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner and Spring Vale!
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evenings, Telephone WI. 62OS.
Iist Your House With Us)
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Near American Univ.

A weIl.located home of brick and
Colonial siding. built in 1912 and in
excellent condition. Contains 3 bed
rooms, bath. living room. dining
room. kitchen and screened porch;
gas heat; $4,000.
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GAS HEAT

Conversions. Furnaces, Boilers
36 Months to Pay on Gas Bill
"A. soss E. L. POE IA. 1926
Formerly II years with Gas Company
Call tor our low prices.
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Parent.Teacher
Activities .>..

| Stuart Junior High Schoo
PTA will meet on Monday at
pm. There will be Christmas music
by the students. The Rev. Ray.
mond Phelts. pastor Of the ingram
Congregational Church, will be thu
speaker.
Kingsman PTA will meet Mon.
day at 8 pm. There will be 6
Christmas program presented by
the children. Refreshments will be
served.
Orr School PTA will meet Mon
day at 8 pm. Topic, Music In
struction in Our Elementary
Schools" Miss Orndorff, music
instructor in the seventh division
will be the guest speaker.
Randle Highlands PTA meets
Tuesday at 8 pm. Movie. Human
Growth" will be shown.
Langdon PTA has designated
Wednesday as bundle day. Bring
your bundle Of clean wearable
clothes to school.
Truesdell Elementary PTA will
hold an old-fashioned holiday
party Wednesday from 8 to 10 p m
There will be decorating of a
Christmas tree, square dancing
carol singing, bake sale, and gift
nook. Refreshments will be served
Woodbridge PTA will meet
Thursday at 8 pm. A Christmas
pageant will be presented by the
children. DR.. Horace Cromer, min
lister Of McKendree Methodist
Church, will give the Christmas
message.
Mcfarland Junior High PTA
will meet tomorrow at 8 pm. Mrs
Mary Resh, principal of BurdicE
Vocational School, will speak or
advantages of Vocational Train.
ing"
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Business Groups
Elections Slated
For Retailers

Two business associations will
hold elections at meetings during
the week.
The Uptown Connecticut Ave-
nue. Businessmen's Association
will elect at a luncheon meeting
Tuesday at 1890 pm. in the
Brown Derby. 1888 Connecticut
avenue NV.
The following day the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association will
hold their election at a $50 pm
meeting in the Christian Heurich
meeting hall, Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV.
Other meetings this week are:
Tomorrow.
Southeast Businessmen'S Asso-
ciation-Donohoe Real Estate Co.
314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
8:15 pm.
D. C. Petroleum Industry's Com
mittee-Luncheon meeting, JEFF
ferson room, Willard Hotel. 1890
pm.
Tuesday.
Columbia Heights Business AS
sociation-3330 Fourteenth street
NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Federation of Businessmen s
Associations - American Security
g. Trust Co., Fifteenth street and
New York avenue NV, 8:15 pm
Chevy Chase Business Associa-
tion-Luncheon meeting, Peking
Restaurant, $500 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, 1918 pm.
American Business Association
Dinner meeting, Madrillon Res
taurant. 6 pm.
Thursday.
Northeast Businessmen Asso-
ciation-Luncheon meeting, Con-
tinental Hotel, 1890 pm.
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D. c. Department,
Legion Auxiliary,
18th Anniversary

District of Columbia Depart
ment. American Legion Auxiliary
will observe its 25th anniversary
with the opening of drive for
contributions to augment the
building fund.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. chairman
of the Building Committee, which
includes Mrs. Della Luther, Miss
Katherine T. Clarke and Miss
Mabel Staub, will distribute banks
for this purpose to members Of all
units at their January meetings
The committee is continuing the
sale of bricks" at 81 each and
many units have already con-
tributed generous amounts fol-
this purpose.
The Pearl Heagerty trophy ano
the Margaret Key Kelson trophy
will be awarded units raising the
highest amounts.
December % is the deadline fol
turning in per capita sheets II
order to help the local department
in the national membership drive
The Bertha Fichthorn and Pear
Heagerty Trophies will be given
the first units in two divisions at
tanning their full quotas by De-
cember 81.
| Miss Lucille Brady, president OF
Sergt. Jasper Unit, has appointed
Mrs. Edythe O'Connor chairman
of arrangements for benefit din
ner on Wednesday at the Fairfas
Hotel at pm.
! The unit will join with the post
i'm sponsoring a Christmas benefit
dance and turkey party on Friday
at the United States Engineers
Reserve Armory, $50 Maine avenue
S.W., from 9 pm. to midnight.
New members accepted at the
last meeting were Mrs. Dorothy E
Daugherty, Mrs. Emma S. Fleesier
Mrs. Grace S. Fields. Mrs. Aliene
C. Torrens, Mrs. Lurena Bonner
Mrs. Ethel 8. Murray, Mrs. Marie
E. Kepley, Mrs. Anna r. Barten-
bach. Mrs. Edna H. Morris. Mrs
Mary Mcdonald. Mrs. Carrie
Hughes and Mrs. Sally Reeves.
Miss Katherine T. Clarke, de-
partment child welfare chairman
has completed plans for Christ
mas party for the patients in the
crippled children's ward Of Gal
linger Hospital next Saturday at
u pm.
| James Reese Europe Unit will
hold It's annual baby contest Wed
nesday at $3.50 pm. at 1914 Ver-
mont avenue NV. A Christmas
program will be presented.
Mrs. Goldie Mirabello will pre-
side over United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit at the
Raleigh Hotel on Tuesday at 8
pm. Members who dressed dolls
for distribution by the Salvation
Army are requested to turn them
in.
| Housing Post. District Of Colum-
bia Department. has approved the
formation of an auxiliary unit
All women relatives of post mem.
bers are invited to attend q meet
| ing at the Legion Club on Wed.
nesday at 8 pm. Mrs. Rose Per.
kins, department president, ane
her staff will assist in organizing
this new unit.
A Christmas gift shop will be
opened at st. Elizabeths Hospital
on Tuesday at 2 PM
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Nicely
CONTINUED From Page C-5.)

enjoy, or who were on a short ex-
cursion to make a fast buck.
Furthermore, 1t was inevitable
that some Of these veteran non-
sked passenger services would
have accidents either under the
fundamental that there always
will be accidents. or because in q
few cases 1t was evident to CAA
inspectors and scheduled airline
observer" that some pretty
fancy liberties were being taken
with the accepted air safety regu-
lations. And when the non-skeds
did become involved in crashes,
with death to veteran crewmen
as we'll as people flying for the
first time because the price was
right" inexperienced and indis-
Greet elements fighting the nom
skeds gloated.
Accidents No Weapon .
1t certainly can't be called retri-
button, but it nevertheless was a
coincidence that in these last five
years and since the invasion" OF
the nom -skeds, the scheduled air.
lines, for all their detailed organi-
zation, their experience. their
well-kept war-surplus transports
and their new postwar airliners
suffered some accidents that out
ranked the non-skeds In destruc-
tion of life and property. No need
to recite them here for the anti
non -sked people no longer use the
accident argument as club to
beat down the competition still
being offered by the irregular
airline operators.
What began as respectful tolef-
ance by the Government and the
scheduled airlines flve years ago
toward the non-scheduled airline
passenger and air freight develop
|ment, has gradually turned to bit
terness, name calling and out
spoken hatred on both sides. For
the original veterans, 1t is stark
disillusionment.
The eager, ambitious returned
transport airmen will argue for
ever that they were deprived Of
the right Of free enterprise by a
group Of firmly intrenched do
mestic scheduled airlines which
resented having to extend them
selves to provide service for the
masses, because they could always
depend on Uncle Sam to bail them
out with more mail payments
when they lapsed into the red.
They will argue the scheduled
airlines were forced into the air
cargo business against their will
by the non-sked freight oper-
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ators and they will hold out to
the last with the belief that the
"skeds" preferred to operate a
plush" service for the few. They
call it a costly and hollow victory
for them now that the scheduled
airlines are moving into the air.
coach field with all their resources
in one final drive to eliminate
forever this unwelcome competi-
ton.
At this late date. some (but
not alb of the veteran airmen
who lost their shirts and their
belief in the gratitude OF 4 once
adoring Nation. now see they
never had a chance from the very
first to succeed with their war
born plans. Though they were
privately counseled In some in
stances that 1t was all but impos-
sible for them to succeed against
a deeply rooted, Government
aided transport industry function
ing under the law Of the land.
they were not impressed. They
were too young to remember the
transforming era after the close
of the First World War when re-
turned airmen and surplus air
craft flew at will about the coun-
try under no regulations Of any
kind. From this group Of gypsy
airmen there was formed the
nucleus Of our present airline
system and through heavy invest
ment in lives OF airmen, in private
capital and finally with Federal
aid (because it is national de-
tense asset as we'll. as an aid to
commerce) the airlines came into
being. And for their pioneer work
they were rewarded with Grand
father Certificates" insuring them
the right to exploit areas they had
developed and protecting them
against later competition.
No one can say just when the
au-cargo ana ar-cOacn services
would have been intensely under
taken by the scheduled airlines
(as they now are) had there not
been a war and had there not
been an abitious group Of veteran
airmen to push the matter. There
is competition Of the hottest type
for passenger business among the
established airlines right now and
it will become worse In 1850. The
CAB has deliberately pitted one
or more airlines against each
other In heavily populated areas
to force them, through competi-
tion. to work continuously for bet
ter public service. A o9-year ex-
elusive lease by one airline on a
rich route like that between Chi
cago and New York would not
have inspired that monopolist to
improve service and equipment
probably, still would be flying one
trip q day with tri-motored FordS.
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Civic Calendar
Leemun to Tclk
At Two Meetings

Herbert P. Leeman, president
of the Federation Of Citizens As
sociations will speak at two as
sociation meetings tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Leeman will first visit the
Kalorama group at 8 pm, in the
Adams School and then will go
to the Christmas program at the
Mount Pleasant Library. He will
speak at both places on I'm
creasing Membership" and will
also discuss District home rule.
The American University Park
group will hear DR.. Thomas R.
Wilson, director of the Office of
international Trade. on impress
sions of Progress in Middle East
and Far East" at 8 pm, tomor-
trow at Hurst Hall. The associ-
alton will also discuss the cross
town bus schedule.
The Brookland citizens plan to
bring toys to their meeting to-
morrow for donation to the Bill
Herson's Doll House. These will
then go to needy and under
privileged children at Christmas.
William E. Baff, linguist and
Esperanto teacher. will talk about
the International language at a
injecting of the Summit Park as
sociation at 8 pm, Tuesday in
the Beers School At the same
time and place, the Fort Dupont
group will have as a guest speaker,
Mrs. Mabel E. Morris of the Fort
Davis Citizens Association.
The North Randle Community
members will discuss on Wednes-
day the proposed Anacostia River
bridge and the possibility of aban-
donment of nearby service air
fields because of their proximity
to the National Airport.
Mrs. Mae Telford. president Of
the Arkansas avenue body, has
called q special meeting Thurs
day at the Burdick School to re-
wise parts Of the constitution.
The weeks schedule follows:
Monday.
American University Park
Hurst Tall, American University.
8 pm.
Brentwood terrace-l25l Sara
toga avenue NE, $50 pm.
Burleigh-Gordon Junior High
School, Thirty nth and T streets
NV, 8 pm.
| Glover Park-Stoddert School.
Thirty-ninth and Calvert streets
NV. 3 pm.
| Hillcrest - East Washington
Heights Baptist Church. Branch
and Alabama avenues Sc, 8 pm.
Kalorama - Adams School,
Nineteenth and California streets
NV. SPIN.
Mount Pleasant-Mount Pleas
ant Branch Library, Sixteenth
and Lamont streets NV, 8 pm.
Brookland - Brookland School,
Tenth and Monroe streets NE,
8 pm.
Tuesday.
Lamond Heights-Eastern Star
Home. Peabody street and New
Hampshire avenue NE, 8 pm.
Fort Dupont Beers School,
Thirty-sixth place and Alabama
avenue Sc, 8 pm.
Summit Park-Beers School.
Thirty-sixth place and Alabama
avenue Sc, 8 pm.
Thomas Crcle-Home Of Mrs
Ella Thompson, president. 1886
Sixteenth street NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday. .
North Randle Community
Kimball School, Ely place and
~ Minnesota avenue Sc, 1880 pm
Rhode Island Avenue-Bate-
mans Store. 1904 Rhode Island
avenue NE. 8 pm.
North washington Councll-No
6 police precinct, Nicholson street
between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets NV, 8:15 pm.
Thursday.
Arkansas Avenue - Burdick
School, Thirteenth and Allison
streets NV, 8 pm.
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