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Evening star., 1949-04-10

Parent.Te
| Activities

P-TA Student Aid chairmen are
asked soon to hold bundle days.
MRS. McGogney. Congress Student
Aid chairman. explains she does
not have sufficient garments at
present in the Student Aid head
quarters to supply the increasing
demands.
Anne Beers P-TA-Thursday. 8
pm. Topic, Helping Your Child
to Mental Health" Speaker, DR..
Hanna Colm. child psychologist.
Bryan P-TA-Monday. l 80 p m.
Miss Ballatori of the District OF
Columbia public schools will speak
on 'Lip-Reading."
Brookland P-TA- Thursday.
1:15p pm. Your Child and His Re
ligion" will be the theme. Miss
Gertrude Niemeyer. kindergarten
teacher of Bunker Hill. will speak
on Spiritual Values for Children"
Easter music by the children.
Congress Heights P-TA Study
Group-Thursday. 7:45 pm.
Kingsman P-TA-Monday. 7:45
pm. Fathers night. Speaker.
Bernard M. Suttler of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
Francis Scott Key P-TA-Tues-
day. lis pm. Parents will visit
children of the fourth. fifth and
sixth grades and observe them at
their worshop activities.
Kimball P-TA-Thursday, pm.
Panel discussion on Problem
Clinic" Leader. Miss Rita Leiper.
a teacher; discussants: John c.
Cain. parent; Mrs. Martha
Rogers, teacher: Mrs. Lee Levine,
a parent, and DR.. r. E. Stone.
Crosby Noyes P-TA-Tuesday.
3 pm. Topic, Adult Privileges"
Panel of parents and children.
Mckinley High School P-TA-
The principal, DR.. Charles Bish.
announced that due to holy week
observances. the meeting has been
Cancelled. 1t will be held May IL.
Raymond P-TA--Monday, pm.
Harry c. English of the District of
Columbia Recreation Department.
will speak on Enrichment
Through Physical Activities"
Randle Highlands P-TA-Tues-
day, / pm. Topic. Your Child
After School Hours"
Stanton P-TA-Monday, s pm.
Fathers night. Mrs. Wanetta
Wynn, supervisor of fifth and sixth
grade elementary teachers of the
fifth division. will demonstrate
methods of teaching social studies.
A bake sale will be held from 8 to
SPIN. and continued after the eve
ming meeting.
Taft Junior High P-TA Exeeu-
tive Committee-Monday, l:30
pm. All P-TA members are in
vited to see the school Easter
pageant on Thursday at IL am.
Grades seven. eight and nine viii
present choral reading. The Glee
Club viii present a Bible story.
Music viii be furnished by the Taft
Orchestra.
Thomson P-TA-Tuesday. 1880
pm. Films win be shown on the
use of Visual Education Materials
With Children" The glee club VIII
sing.
w. b. Powell P-TA--Tlesday, 9
pm. Fathers night. Representa-
tive Karl Mundt Of South Dakota
win speak on Building Good Citi-
zens Through World Understand
ing"
Woodbridge P-TA-Thursday,
pm. DR.. James A. Cannon. jrs.
school inspector. Once of District
of Columbia Health Department.
will discuss Health of the School
Child Summer roundup certtfi-
Gates for 194S win be awarded.
a a. a.. Tx&A "a
Evening star., 1949-04-10
American Legion
Economic Meet
Opens Tomorrow

Representatives from Delaware.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Mary
land. Virginia. West Virginia.
North Carolina and the District
Of Columbia Departments viii
attend the second Of a series OF
six area national Economic Com
mission Conferences Of the Amer
lean Legion which opens in a
three day session tomorrow at
the Statler Hotel.
Ebert II. Burns Of this city. is
National Economic Commission
director.
Comdr. Bernard Beard will
award three cash prizes TO men,
bers of Woodbridge Post tomorrow
evening at the close Of its current
membership drive conducted under
the direction Of Membership ON
Ger Albert Herman.
New members admitted at the
last meeting were: John R. Wood
ward. William r. Blanchard. Ray
mond w. Tysor. Robert c. Nc
Donald, Arthur M. Lane. Eric o.
label, Courtney c. Hood and
Harold c. Broadhurst.
James E. Walker Post will meet
Thursday evening at the Ban
necker Center $500 Georgia ave-
nue., NV. to complete negotiations
for the purchase of the property
at 1882 ninth street. NV. as a
clubhouse.
Comdr. Joseph H. Hawkins will
preside.
Comdr. Mary Wilhoite Of the
Jacob Jones Post reports G.. Eliza
beth Sullivan was admitted to
membership and Regina P. Ward
by reinstatement.
Nellie Burse, braille chairman
and her committee have complet-
ed the shellacking Of a volume
entitled I'VE Shook the Family
Tree" and have started another
entitled The Turning Stream"
The books will be presented to
the Library of Congress for the
use of the blind. A scrspbook on
the sinking of the U. S. S. Panay
in 1887, compiled by Sylvia Spear,
will be presented to the Navy
Historical Society.
The post Is raising fund to
purchase a wheelchair to be pre-
Sented to the Children's Hospital.
The Department Bond Drive
speakers class will meet tomorrow
evening at the Legion Club under
the direction of Chairman Joseph
F. Rogers.
DR.. C. M. Chen. councillor of
the Chinese Embassy. delivered
the principle address at the last
meeting of the Department of
Labor Post. Abner Lakenan spoke
on veterans legislation now pend
ing in Congress.
Nat S. Finney. Pulitzer prize
winner for distinguished reporting
on National affairs in 1948 was
guest speaker at the last meeting
of the Department Of Agriculture
Post.
The Forty and Eight ritual team
obligated a large class Of new
members: among whom were
Albert j. Delfield. Mildred E.
Joseph, Milton Mangum, Susan
Marx, George Zachman, Raymond
j. Schmitt and Raymond H. Davis.
The Department of the District
of Columbia will participate in the
ceremonies at the Jefferson Me-
mortal on Wednesday.
A number of other local vet
erans' organizations will place
memorial wreathes at the memo
rial.
Department Comdr. Joseph A.
Walker will place the wreath rep
resenting the local department.
Sylvan Reichgut, top member
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ALTO AIICTION.

1901 wisconsin ave, WI. 400.
Packard dealer. Bethesda.
'49 CHEW. CONV., $2.395
Z N, miiss lisst ss gray finish and black top.
GREENWAY MOTORS
7o7 Maine Ave. s.w. DI. 1925:
ii DE SOTO, Sd, 1896
Equipped with many extras, beautiful
= blue finish Al eonditl9,n s,,sran,ee tnroutn-
GREENWAY MOTORS
7o7 Maine Ave. s.w. DI. 1925.
'46 CHRY. WIND, $1,495
Fully equipped with all extras, nylon
seat covers. beautiful light blue nm
GREENWAY MOTORS
7o7 Maine Ave. s.W. DI. 1925.
AZ CHAMP. SD, $1,395
nsas nSeasStifal Si'fasi tan hnisS. Have had sz-
Gel GsRfsEENwAY Fri MOTORS
7o7 Maine Ave. s.W. .DI. 7o25.-
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
,As Kaiser, r. and h. SLABS
az Kaiser, r. and h. -- LBS
h i.745
'42 Pontiac conv. 5-pass., r.
al Chevrolet coupe, r. and -.
al Packard coupe. T. and h. es5
Al Pontiac .4-dr.. r. and h. $50
40 Studebaker coupe 3so
Many q tyaSs Sthers crSrR 4 aeSIse MooR b51 co
1900 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. cH.
fgf&s
Evening star., 1949-04-10
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

DON'T WASTE YOUR TISfE-Call
Roper" for the best cash price
any make Or model. Call ''R9psr'"
WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR. any make
or model. Can Bob Mooney, WI.
100. MARTIN MOTOR SALES
1904 Hampden lane, Bethesda. No
WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean
cars, new or used. Call me now or
drive by: cash waiting: GENE M
TRY TRIANGLE-we pay premium
prices for extra -clean cars Of popu.
lar make and size. Drive yours to
either TRIANGLE MOTORS losa, ss
ton. 3010 R. 1. ave. me- or 1855
I Y WOULD al LIKE Ris TO BUY nice clean
car for all cash. Price must be reas.
MR.. LAMAR: ST; 5s63; ,rr 20,
Fgha when spdA soid Sy rs'oo US Our r0f fee '1
csfI eaS OF only Come snsa so poSaLD ON MOTORS
one Of Wash.'s largest and reliable
sss dealers lai g ss5S st % ana sne Me saSssa' soss
LiNCoLN-ZEPHYR 1910 or 1871.
Rez tien highest RGlsf n lssS tSsS sSod.
Island ave; ne. dIn.9.,s,v MI; sas1; needs
NaM 1Ee.nh cars and nice nssas.r ssIs
Georsis Ga1l pay ave 0feHsa III. aees.
WE CAN USE and sell few cars on
ssnsisnReni sod tts Until ne ear sR E sod shen
Z. & Il. MOTORS. ioei Bladsns-
burg I'd. ne. Open ewes and sun
sfHyTiioN dayTfii n 'wlAsGtsoN, lstso,N low priced, pre-
Ssss; Ss5 saSe sfiee eRn'i'sSno RR $500. Rss' 4eoi
cADnLAcs. 1917 sedanettes =, We
ieaRs miIl Pss e.Ps psem1H8 VAN sftsf safotsfoR sAEEs
WIZ aHal r.Y + up mo L. s4oo essh for clean
viii if ne nSeoSsiDEE lSsh pal arikxb1Sa Tb q oose
Swift ,airplane for late,modsl, 4, s car
LISsscoSIN.zEPHiR 8 ezl isao or g .ns,sI. isalI.
sss son highest + ss1sf = rssS sssde fSns
island ave. ne; MI; s774; Ia
Sa iate rntsAar isss or 1919 model lss mile
age: win pay cash, RA. 1924
this Is An APPEAL to one who has
'3s-4e model car that has been IN
ons srsated Tho well Win aeo Continue e &c treat
well. No dealers. HI. 1880 after 9;
PLYMoUTHs. CHEvRoLEIs, FoEDs
soaThERs alFh sssA RRHonEsaLERs RFHISosin.E mcsfs
I sIiS'AY Will PAY tor dollars for your
car, new or used. ARCH DILLON.
III / rsth ms, 3, mi MisIIt' pI osso sse a,sn.
s, eis 81 orss ssa 'E 3D. y0uE ss ss1 sRES q asfe
fsisnd M801 ave M'o ne oDer an to
MusI PURCHASE dependable used
ear immediately: prefer late model:
win pay all cash. cail between 80
weekdays. Ho 6079
WANTED, 1seu cars. any year. ans
make Or model 70. expors; Export, imms, niTTo
WfHoIiEssLERs. f ITsi siad-
WIN VISW Wrrn VIM" More SIS for
yout car No delay. Open An. g
s.m D.m wfNs 2gsn Mso5ToEs s5TnsoEs Y iss 81 florids
mcsE cAsa ron iouR CAR. new new
Or Or used ps,ss ass 70; m;oEYn sEias sGoT sToroRs W.
saiR. aiia rs faoxEsT T. 'AFeriTEAfhskL@s Pm @ % IN n
assis ssksz-sosfiae. s fac iiissss 'i'a's' AZ.
ssa Sss. q sEEeEE .ss41, roy az SILL; ,,ss
.RoPER. PAYS THE HIGHEST
prices for any make or model auto
ROPER MOTOR co. Dupont
sasi. az IN DIRE sEED-rlen.y cash
waiting for clean '36-'41 cars.
SOUTHEAST MOTORS. 18th and Pa.
TEXAS DEALER needs new aud clean
used cars, 1889 TO Ia4g, Psy hishsst
cash price. Mr.. THERREI. NO
ofoSs
Evening star., 1949-04-10
| OES cfivifies
In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices:

special Cnapter notices:
Washington Centennial-Friday
initiation. Week end tour to New
York City. April 90. For infor-
nation call Miss Margaret Yeager,
TT. 1852.
Martha Tuesday. Temple
Board with Miss Nellie Anderson
Friday. initiation by past matrons
and patrons.
Lafayette Lodge-Wednesday,
March and April birthdays hon.
ored.
Warren @. Harding-Tuesday,
February. March and April birth
days honored. The chapter is
sponsoring Miss Anna Maxwell for
queen of the Might of Thrills"
Bethany-Friday. 30th anniver-
sary.
Treaty Oak-Thursday, Temple
Board with Miss Ruth Perry.
Chevy Chase-Wednesday. bal
loting.
Ruth-Tuesday. guest Of Alpha
Chapter of Baltimore.
Brightwood-Monday past ma
irons and patrons with Mrs.
ODell.
Harmony-Thursday, 6 pm.
spaghetti dinner. Meeting fol-
lows.
Naomi - Wednesday. balioting
and Easter party.
Miriam-Monday. initiation.
Federal Thursday. Easter
party.
Brookland - Monday. Home
Board luncheon. 1890 pm. with
Mrs. zella Sinms. Tuesday.
Endowment Committee luncheon.
1880 pm. with Mrs. Euna Swift:
Wednesday. honoring line officers:
Friday. officers' Club. sponsoring
Janet Stotler for queen for Night
Of Thrills"
Lebanon-T Tuesday. mems night.
Hope-Sponsoring Betty r. Gil
6on for queen Of 'the Night Of
Thrills"
Evening star., 1949-04-10

ship getter of the local Legion
has enrolled nearly 800 for the
Costello Post TO bring its total
over the 1000 mark and make
it the largest post in the local
department.
Army and Air Forces dedicated
its new post colors at the Penta-
gon Building on Army Day and
opened this months weekly quiz
shows at Walter Reed Hospital
last Friday evening Others will
be sponsored by the Woodridse
Post next Wednesday with the
Interior Post to sponsor another
on April goth followed by the
Halloran Post on April 27th.
Civil Service Post on Wednes-
day, at the New Colonial Hotel.
will stage a bingo party to raise
funds for a war memorial TO be
placed in the courtyard OF the
Civil Service Commission.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Department OF Jus
tice Post. Legion Club. Jacob
Jones Post, Willard Hotel; Secur-
ity and Exchange Post. 425 End
street NV; Treasury Post, Hamii-
ton Hotel; Woodbridge Post, 2O22
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Tuesday-U. G. McAlexander
Post, Department Merchant Mar
inc Committee. Legion Club;
James Reece Europe Post, 1914
Vermont avenue NV: George E.
Killeen Post, 1904 NJ street NV.
w edne ay-Department or
Labor Post, Police and Fire Post.
Legion Club: Kenneth H. Nash
Post. 224 D street Sc; Potomac
Post, Palisades Fieldhouse; Civil
Service Post, New Colonial Hotel.
Thursday-James E. Walker
Post, $500 Georgia avenue NV;
Halloran- Murray Post, 1901 Pros
pect street NV: Fort Totten Post.
5335 Georgia avenue NV.
Friday-Kenna-Main Post, l2l0
Good Hope road Sc.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
SWV Auxiliaries

Col. James s. Petit Auxiliary
will meet Monday evening at
Naval Lodge Hall Delegates TO
the department convention In
June win be elected and action
taken ON the amended bylaws.
Gen. Henry w. LAwton Auxili-
airy will meet at s2i Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Friday evening. DELE
gates viii be elected.
Capitol City Fort No. %. Daugh-
ters of 90. win meet at 81 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

days -----
FORD 1s49 custom Fordor; r. and h,
mi; appearance like new; 81, 795.
EDGEMOOR MOTOR co.
5335 wis. ave. NV. OR. 5000. 10
WASH. AUTO AUCTION
Rssistry fee. s5. Sale every Friday. F. day
ef-town buyers Register early from
Mon pb. on .,1 yss et visit svsf Of es9fnia sspn ave-
Orig. Wash. Auto Auction
SSH colesville rd.. sH. 4400.
SEE US FIRST FOR your used car
needs; good selection, 1-owner, guar
anteed cars at reasonable prices.
AL Gardner Motors, Inc.
Your Chrysler-P Plymouth dealer, 4100
Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1e4s 4-dr. sedan; low
throughout; ST ,495.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
113O Conn. Ave. NV, RE. 1873.
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan; r.
and h., seat covers; must be seen
to be appreciated; excellent value at
1896.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
113O Conn. Ave. NV, RE. 1878.
EHEVROLET 1946 de luxe b-passen-
ger coupe; r, and h.; excellent con-
dition throughout; $l,245.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
113o Conn. Ave. NV. RE. 7s7s,
Evening star., 1949-04-10
MONEY BACK!

2-day trial; money-bsck guarantee.
4-month guarantee. This sensa-
tiofaal double guarantee takes all the
risk out OF buying a used car.
,4s Mercs,ry 4-dr i.295
Open weekdays til Q. Sat. til 5,
shop In comfort at washington $
largest indoor showroom. We try 70
keep at least 100 cars on display ~
ali times, Most cars have raoios
and heaters; easily financed. and II
your car exceeds the down payment
we pay you cash difference.
HILL 81 TIBBITTS
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. Wash. s
oldest Ford Dealer Ma. $3.50. III
Evening star., 1949-04-10

United States exports TO India
amounted To $3.50. $50 900 during
the last nine months Of i94e.
Imports from that country in the
same period totaled $751;, ,22o. 800.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
SMALL

Othef bargaInS-
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1901 Good Hope rd Sc. Ii. 2076.
2a0l Nichols ave. sc. TR. 912l.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
FOR SAIL
LABORATORY
ROAD TESTED

MOORE-DAY
Lincoln and Mercury Dealer. 246l
Wisconsin Ave NV Orcwsy 1850
Open evenings and SUNDAYS Id
Evening star., 1949-04-10
TOP DOLLARS

TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean used cars. See Owen
McNey at
SCHLEGEL GOLDEN
263 Carroll St GE. 5000. GE. 1908.
GOOD CLEAN PREWAR CARS, for
top dollars. See us FIRST.
EDGEMOOR MOTOR co.
5as5 wis. ave. NV, OR. s093. -l0
CHEVROLET OWNERS
Will pay ZIP to S1..o0 for l946
models Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
1926 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854, Wo.
9236. lis
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SfS0SSs@SS fSR SCss
FORD 1941
Super de luxe Fordor; r and b. very
good shape: S795; and many others.
CHERNER-BREWER
evesl til .. Sunday TIL 5. 10
BUICK 1941
4-dr.: r. and h., very good shape;
$995; and many others.
CHERNER-BREWE
5II1 81. y, Wi: 3 aye s.,,..v wo 3;u 1899: S9sn
PLYMOUTH 1948
Club cpe; like new. heater: $I,6s5;
and many others.
CHERNER-BREWER
ewes. till 9. SUNDAY tin 5, Ia
CHEVROLET 1947
Club cpe;; r. and h. s1.as5' and
CHERNER-BREWER
Bill slI1 Wi, Is ave; AVE.. Wo ';,, 1899 open
CHEVROLET 1948
covers; Sl,6a5; and many others.
CHERNER-BREWER
M 5II1 Wis ave. wo 1899; open
LINCOLN 1949
COSMOPOLITAN 4-dr.; T. and h.. white
Sidewalk tires: way below list, 81
935; and many others
CHERNER-BREWER
5111 wis, ave. wo;,, 1899: open
ewes. till 8, Sunday till 5. 10
BUICK 1949
Super 4,dr; r. and h, very low mile
age; S2,495: and many others.
CHERNER-BREWER
Bill Wis ave. wo., 1899; open
ewes. till g. Sunday till 3. 10
FORD 1949
Custom Tudor; T. and h.. white side;
CHERNER-BREWER
s1s. sI1l ti W.; J. Sum SUNDAY %o 3 1899 s fS PSsn
PLYMOUTH I946 Special de luxe
Leo Rocco guar. Closed sunday.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. EN- 1900.
DODGE 1916 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
q ,395. Carries a Leo Rocca guar.
LEO RoCCA, INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
CHRYsLER 194e windsor convertible
sWsar SsSps r sssr and b ssoo ea..a ssss sum %
LEO ROCCA, INC.
1901 Conn, Ave NV. EN- 1900.
DODGE 1913 custom 4-dr. sedan;
r; and h.: S1.sg5. Carries Leo
LEO ROCCA, INC.
43Ol Conn. Ave NV. EN- 1900.
PLYMOUTH I947 Special de luxe
47dr: sedan; r. and h.; Sl'495.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
OLDsMOBILE I946 club sedan; r.
and h, Hydra; s1.395. Closed
LEO ROCCA, INC.
430l Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
D 81 .sa5 Closed Sunday. ''
LEO ROCCA, INC.
1901 Conn. Ave. NV EN-. 1900.
PONTIAC &1947 station wagon "6";
and h.: $1,S95. Closed Sunday.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
43Ol Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
FORD 1946 de luxe Tudor '.S' sedan;
SLAB. Closed Sunday.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
4301 Conn. Ave NV. EN-. 1900.
MERCURY 1871 4-dr. sedan; heater;
S795. Closed Sundays.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
43Ol Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1000.
CHEVROLET 1947 de luxe 4-dr. Sc
lent condition throughout; a real
value, $1,295.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1130 Conn. Ave. NV, RE. 1878.
T1nE DNyITkT
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Sylvan Reichgut, top member.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
PONTIAC OWNERS

PONTIAC OWNERS
will pay Up to 81. 400 for 1a46
models Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
432s Conn. ave, EN-, 1884. Wo.
9a36 lis
PLYMOUTH OWNERS
will pay up to $1,000 for 1e46
models Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
43a6 Conn. ave. EN- 1854. Wo.
BUICK OWNERS
VIII pay up to S1,500 for 1915
models Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
1926 Conn. ave. I'm. 3154. wo.
91Sn -IC
Evening star., 1949-04-10

FORD OWNERS
Will pay UP to $1,000 for 1946
models Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
4326 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854. Wo.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

ACREAGE WANTED Cont.
BELL MOTORS guarantees to sell
highest retail price. The only
charge S25 when car is sold. Can
or bring car to BELL MOTORS. 500
wis. ave, wO. 5000. -l2
WANTED 1949 Che7rolets and will
pay over list price: will furnish
money for original purchases. Con-
facts by authorized dealers; treated
strictly confidential. Call MR..
BRUNER. NO. 1888. -1O
WE NEED CARS
1929 to 1949 models; will pay ac-
cording to condition and model.
Drive in open lot at BEACH MO-
TORS. See Mr.. Beach for cash,
trade, terms. 1910 14th st., NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
FOuR-MONTH GUAR

s-day trial: money-back guarantee.
AZ Ford Super Fordor S1,29o
'46 Ford super Fordor .lg5
Open weekdays It'll 9. Sat. f'ta B.
Sun. 10 to 5.
HILL g. TIBBITTS
1114 Vermont Ave. NV Wash: 8
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. $3.50. III
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Steuart's Guaranteed
USED CARS ARE BEST
Serving Washington Since 1915
UNDERGRADUATES

All above carry written guarantee;
postwar cars. 90-day; prewar, 30
day: cash. trade or terms.
STEUART MOTORS
9th and N Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 5000
DODGE I947 4-dr. Gust. r. and h.;
Sl,695; carries q Chernerized guar.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
17I1 Florida ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

cleanup pans-up and hx-up" campaign April DO
Cleanup Washington Committee Of ID
Board Trade challenge TO every oFEanzed f'
group generally TO detached Citizens any
affords opportunity some measure o
responsibility In maintaining the aactveness OF t
making wholesome place In whisf
live.
individual residence and business Unit
the results 70 be obtained
results will appeal only 70 the eye those In u.
public Yaes win make substantial
health and safety from nfes
greatly the COMMITTEES Uncle Sam would
hs massive elassc ssuste
that Of the older Government
blot
and the
United States has right "a
the notable bismisnea the
beautiful"
Cleanup Committee headed b. Chairman ktk Miller. "a
and banners 81 actual cost
headquarters IN The Evening Star
Building Room 2e4. telephone STtering 3S3s
cooperation will be general
ali similar accomplishment
the past
Remember datss-Apra % through May
Evening star., 1949-06-22
D. {. Escapes Outlay
On Fire Code Delay

The District Government was
among the property owners who
escaped the largest outlay OF
funds by the Commissioners de-
cision yesterday to defer action
on proposed new fire safety reg
ulations for existing buildings. II
was disclosed.
Engineer Commissioner Gordon
r. Young revealed that q survey
on the cost of bringing the schools
alone into conformity with the
proposed regulations put the fig
ure at $1.6oc, 900.
Periodical checks are made on
fire safety provisions in public
schools, and items needed are in
cluded in the budget requests
Gen. Young said an additional
amount will be asked In the 1881
budget. He ssaid he hopes the
new regulations on existing build
tngs will be ready before the
budget reaches Congress In next
year.
Yesterdays decision. by the
Commissioners throws open the
whole question of what changes
will have to be made by owners
of existing buildings. Gen Young's
report on the subject. however,
indicated the proposed regula-
tions will have to be watered down
to a more practical and less costly
basis before becoming acceptable
Evening star., 1949-06-22
unlicensed Undertaken
Here Given 500 Fine

James H. Lowe. AZ. Of the 2400
block of I street NV. was SEN
fenced to pay O 500 fine or
serve 80 days in jail in Municipal
Court yesterday for operating as
an undertaken without q license.
Lowe, who Is colored, was prose-
cuted by the Corporation Coun-
sells office, after relatives of a
deceased man. whose funeral he
handled. brought q complaint
The defendant himself did not
testify. Judge Frank Myers i'm
posed sentence.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

headed the guild since February
was named honorary president
Other officers installed by Mrs,
Giroux were: Mrs. Gabriel Swari
and Mrs. Abe Cohen. vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Myer Burk. record
ing secretary: Mrs. Joseph Levin
corresponding secretary; MRS. Ar
thur Miller. social secretary: Mrs
Joseph Millenson. financial secre-
tary. and Mrs. Murray Dubois
treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Heart Guild Donates 500
To Summer Camp Fund

The four-month-old Metropol-
itan Heart Guild yesterday pre-
sented q check for $23o-ear-
marked for 10 cardiac children-to
The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund.
Mrs. Sam Mirman was installed
as president Of the organization
at ceremonies held at the home
of the founder. Mrs. Charles Erie
denberg. 121 Peabody street NV.
Mrs. Max Futrowsky. who has
Evening star., 1949-06-22

l&borer who pleaded guilty 10 O
charge of falsely stating he was
unemployed In order 70 obtain
tl63 from the Unemployment
Compensation Board
The DEFENDANTS attorney asked
probation. but Judge Raecy de-
INJURED.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

Tn tired q putting shrse pec-
pie Oh probation. declared TIE
Judge I'm gong to gfrr them
something 70 step this
She ordered Howard. Who ases
IN the 100 block es Thomas street
~ w. 10 pay . ssss Nns or
serve lbs cayx IA tau.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Laborer Is Fined Sie5
For False JobIess Claim

It doesn't pay TO collect unem-
pIoyment compensation whe n
you're working. according to Mu-
nicipal Court Judge Ellen X.
Raedy.
She proved It yesterday TO
Jimmy L. Howard. 10. colored. q