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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr. de luxe; excel,
msotor; 6 23;sO0 mi Orig. owner.

LxMOUIH AZ 4-dr. de luxe; excel
1850 1850 OF bsst osi %i e5ss oR 7ss5 sSper
PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible coupe;
cIsat eignt green; enc.sHl white -sidewall tires,
5d seli soq sSqrshased 81 'seo. NeS SL 1869 t9r
Ext. 1915. II
PLY lOUTH 194S special de luxe f.
ar heater; low mileage; excellent
cond.; orig. owner; Sl.075. SH. 1887.
PLYMOUTH 1s4e light green 4-dr.
f. S,.a !, sea' s, .h.an + and h., seat GOV; spot
ear II not sold by wed. OR. 5iS5.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr, Special de luxe;
best offer. Call AP. 2245.
PLYMOUTH 80 red conv.: 5000 mi,
Wv. tires. r. and h.. directional sic,
can't Gm ohas tell from brand-new. $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1s47 de luxe 4-dr.; S. c.
S195. Open Sun. EDGEMOOR MO-
TOR ol go. GO. ooPPoord). 5335 Wis. ave,
roNI5sc q 1ga. ,mgssu,.,s mae convert coupe,
necticut. tiSyi 'W95a'saaae. VIZ. s4o6. si Con-
l'tf tLoSp sSsrisAe isAsso 44g
PONTIAC 80 sedan delivery; new left
PoNr1Ae PssS no' 4sad ssld csanss5cr, snos3 FLooP
rSS1sf sss l'Sf SieSS tSS'sssE fSs4AG Gmasg sss
roNTfXd rGoGNnrfstlcut' 1s4S Wo' s,at'on ss9o; v.ron
sestiss, se;aSs; iR9acslsse. Wo sloe. 42s' Con-
PONTIAC 1897 s-door streamliner
s.; r. and h., seat covers; low mi,
peri peri cond;' PVT owner; s945 or best
PONTIAC ~ 1890 $50 2-dr. standard sa
for sale by owner; low mi; peri.
cond; Call Lo. 5-1941. Il
PS0sNTiAC Sssr ~ 2-door sedan: r. and h.:
dStS Must n Ress sel 0e5 6r sssssrtns ssss for
PONTIAC 194s streamline de luxe
Hydra Matte; reflects fine care. spe
Or Or. terms; WOLF : MoToRs. NJ 'fsfh isth
and X SITS. NV. Elk. 556". Il
PONTIAC AS Streamliner de luxe f.
SI,375. Wo. 5ss5. S ana 0fakeS'
PONTIAC 194s s-cyl.; r. and h..
HYDRA; many other extras; excel
isnt FHt ssoondition; sot. S1'295. CHI. 1000.
Pontiac ~ 4-dr. s-cyl.; r. and h..
seat lovers. BY private owner. 1895.
PeoNTiiAeG; g" AZ 4-dr. sedan; vi excel
cond,: low mi. family car; r. H.. all
OF aTes bsst soSe or as tskes nsT sssEs oMA
GE. 4159. 1888 Primrose I'd. NV.
PONTIAC 4 - 2. c9nv, s,,eyl, A true
Roys biae Exeeent aeHsS as tsn nsw soD IN
s.w. tires, chrome disc, Hydr. iPD and nd
r: and h.. custom fitted covers. other
valuable Un},, eStras: "A. dream rolling"
ntse New sotheasfs trads terms os.on aRd sM
ERSoN 5 5 SS' oRME. INC. ISss''01i 7Esssb. tab
p6S4499e;c 3,S449; Open ewes and Sunday:
Sst raG sf sedan; sImvnns new tass tstrss
PREFECT 1913; economical transnor.
ttantion; . $3.50. s6 MRS. THOMPSON,
sT1P}HbASER, sT1PRHbASE 1e4s Champion K. Regal
od oe iuss secsSapl SfSapiighs annd coupe; r and h.
| going overseas: must sell; 81. 100.
sTUDERAKER 1885 s-dr.; sHd D. c. in
$780, ssS'so VI s:Sssn ss9 ,AaR ssR'tsa R95fs
sTUDEBAKER AS Commander con-
vertbile. overdrive. r. and h., turn
signals. back-up light. new top,
leather upholstery. Truly excellent.
II $lIn195,, 195, gnuarantes and terms. TRI-
lind ne CO. 0SS2.
STUDEBAKER Al Com. sedan: very
good running condition.; $40. $50
| down. DU. 1887,
sTUDEBAKER I94s conv.. maroon;
exc. shape; heater. radio and many
| extras; low milage; one owner;
S1.375. Garage. CHESTNUT FARMS
Dairy, 3241 Prospect ave NV. II
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Jewish War Veterans

All meetings scheduled this
week will be held at BAT Six
teenth street NV. at $3.50 pm.
Post No. So, Tuesday.
Post No. 386 Auxiliary, Tues
day.
Post No. 381 Auxiliary. Thurs
day.
Post No. So Auxiliary will have
membership luncheon at 1890
pm, Thursday.
Post Comdr. Julius Rosenbaum
and Mrs. Esther Komineers, pres
ident of the Auxiliary of Post No.
381, announced combined
"Frolic Night" will take place at
Heurich's. Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV. on January "a. GIs
from various local hospitals will
be guests. Entertainment and
dancing will be featured.
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partment Of the District OF
Columbia. American Legion. will
go on the air over local Station
WTOP on January II, at 1890
pm. for a full half hour.
Installation of officers of James
Harden Jackson Post will be held
at the Legion Club next Friday
evening, with Department Com
mander Walter L. Morgan and
his staff. escorted by the National
Guard of Honor, officiating. This
will be followed by the induction
of large class of new members
under the direction of the Forty
and Eight Ritual team.
The newly elected officers are
Commander, Gilbert L. Shirk
first vice-commander, F. Natalie
Jones; second vice-commander
Chester C. Clinksdale; third vice.
commander. Solomon j. Brill
adjutant, Lucy r. Proctor; assis'
tant adjutant, Evelyn R. Butler
finance officer. Frank r. Beach
service officer. Betty L. Benedict
chaplain, Robert A. White; his
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lapS, couples
must apply for marriage
license on one day, ,Dait three
tuH days and receive the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Walter Odenkirchen. 30, l347 Oak st
NV, and Erna Petrich. 81, 4014 Kan
saS ave. NV.
e0lse 1w lada and Mary ~ Sin Simpson, pS 81 cheV, "
Chase, Md.
Paul Davis, jr.. %, 1722 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Imogene Miller, 20. 1754
Harold White. 20, 1880 Myrtle ave; ne.
and Margaret Norris, "a, 2607 Monro'
taests Betty Kibier, i g. sr Riverdae' Nd A' gin
Arlene ,Whetzel, 10, Clarksburg. W., Va
'0ao 20. aa"' both Of 1754 ms Massachusetts s ave
Arthur Collins. jr.. %. se7 e1st st, ne.
Robert er Na Ratherdaie, & IA, Arinsten' % D ant is
Helen smallwood, "a 1898 18th pl. Sc
John jenkins. %. Marine Barracks, stf
and ! sts: ,S Sc: and Marie Bartolomeo
James Toliyer, 81. 1897 Marion st. NV.
ana Gloria Jones, %. 1928 Marion st
NV.
Thomas Kane. 26, 521 9th st. Sc. anc
Mary King. %, 1925 Lanier pl. NV.
Rufus Collins. SO, and Lillian Colvin, 80
both OF 1910 9th st, NV.
Clyde De Lancey, 21, Alexandria, ant
Merriam Berrett. Is. Lorton, Va.
Carl Gonzales. 35. New York City. N Y.
and Pearl King, 30, Bronx, N. Y.
Martin Lepkowski, 21, 1895 N st. NV.
and Marion Brown, y, 523 18th st. NV
Donald Burley, ,21, 225 H st. NV. ant
Julia FITZGERALD, 90, 406 1st st. NV.
Lynn Largent. "a. winchester. va ant
Eva owens, %. Clearbrook, Va.
Joseph McCuen, %. Naval Receiving Sta
tion, and Carolyn Bragg, rs, Jackson
vile, Fla.
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street NV, will be. closed all day
tomorrow.
On Tuesday evening Costello
Post will meet at the Legion Club
and ON Wednesday evening Sergt.
Jasper Post will also meet at the
Legion Club. On Thursday eve
ming Jane A. Delano and the
George Washington Post will con-
vene at the Legion Club. Fort
Stevens Post will meet at Stans-
bury Hall, National Capital Post
will meet at the Colonial Hotel
and the Interior Post will convene
at the Interior Department.
On Friday evening Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Post will
meet at the Legion Club and CO.
lumbia Post will meet at 1924
Georgia avenue NV, with the
Commerce Post to meet at the
Department of Commerce.
The meeting of Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Post, sched-
uled for January S, has been post
poned until January is at the
Legion Club.
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Spanish War Veterans
Activities This Week
Activities of the Spanish Wa

Activities of the Spanish War
Veterans this week are:
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp will
meet tomorrow at the United
States Soldiers Home. Comdr
Charles E. Graffins will preside
The officers will be installed by
Department Installing Officer
James M. Benner.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will meet Monday at
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and F streets NE. The senior vice
president, Mrs. Anna Murphy, will
conduct the meeting.
On Tuesday, Col. John Jacob
Astor Auxiliary will meet at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Presi-
dent Katie Walsh will preside.
The Department Auxiliary will
meet Wednesday at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. Marie A
Lucas, president, will preside.
On Thursday, Richard j. Harden
Camp will meet at 1912 Ninth
street NV. Comdr. Claude L
Jones will preside. The officers
will be installed by the department
installing officer. The members o1
all camps and auxiliaries and the
sons and daughters are invited.
The Military Order of Lizards
will meet at 1912 Ninth street NV
on Saturday. Mrs. Lenora Rosetta
has been appointed supreme soloist
After the last meeting of Gen
M. Emmet Urell Auxiliary a party
was given Mrs. Lenora Barnes or
the occasion of her 9th birthday
Mrs. Barnes is the widow of Will
liam Barnes who was member Of
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp.
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have not paid their bond for the
current year, are requested to do
so at once, as the post cannot be
inspected until it is paid. De-
partment Quartermaster Edward
T. Spedden will furnish informa-
ton on the subject.
Chief of Staff Carl Powell an
nounced last week recruiting
drive will start this week He
and his deputies have already
visited several posts in this con-
nection.
A New Years eve celebration
will start at 9 o'clock tonight at
the Gold Chevron Club, 1919 K
street NV, and continue until
2 am. There will be dancing and
a buffet supper.
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Births Reported

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
BOYS.
Vincent and Ocite Abel.
Cecil and Mary Adkins.
Lawrence and Olivia Andes.
Pierre and Huguette BaSdevant.
Harley and Jocelyn Bean.
Stanley and Concetta Beneheld.
Harry and Carmel Bennett.
Franklin and Dorothy Britt.
Paul and Erna Bum.
Reuben and Violet Campbell.
Charles and Gloria Conner.
Frank and Hazel Ellis.
| Andrew and Ellen Farkas.
| Rolando and Katherine Fayard
Lawrence and Rosemary Filippelli
William and Barbara Gindes.
James and Jean Higgins.
Leo and Gloria Hoffman.
Peter and Irene Horvath.
| Joseph and Cecilia Linkins.
Vincent and Kathryn Lusby.
| Thomas and Ida Lyons.
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D5uslas and Lucie MacKinnon, ..
! Samuel and Irene MainSter
George and Miriam McCloud.
Paul and Marie Messink.
| Robert and Nary Mooney.
Richard and Miriam Moore.
George and Angelina Neam.
Frederick and June Newlan.
John and Margaret Phillips.
| John and Alexandria Popa.
Lawrence and Mary Potter.
Ray and katherine Rex.
William and Daphene Tippett.
! Stephen and Norinne Winship.
Robert and Wilma zwickey.
arthur and AgneS Baker
Garland and Frances Blevins.
| Willie and Hazel Brown.
Garner and Algemena Ray.
Frank and Goldie Hardy
! George and Edna Jackson.
Willie and Florence Reid.
Jimmie and Rachel Turner.
Ernest and Addie Lewis, boy and girl.
GIRLS.
John and Queen Brinton.
James and Jennie Brown.
Lawrence and Catherine Bryan.
Joseph and Lillian Bush.
lawrence and Theresa Christy.
Joseph and Elaine Chucker.
| Richard and Dolores Cornell.
Leo and Katherine Cyr.
JEFFERSON and Anna Dix
Paul and Genevieve Emmons.
Lonnie and Eva Goings.
John and Corinne Gillis.
John and Norma Grifflth.
Samuel and Toni Haines,
Robert and Shirley Hill.
Robert and Phyllis Hoffman.
James and Margaret Holland.
Robert and Billie Hudson.
Lee and Betty Kinder
Roger and Gladys Langhorn.
Mario and Beverly LaScola.
Richard and Jane LeVieux.
James and Cecilia 'Maciulla.
John and Martha Montgomery.
Loren and Marulyn Farmer.
| William and Pearl Pasco
| William and Dolores Patriarca.
William and Juanita Patterson.
Raymond and Bernadine Price.
John and Josephine Roney.
Thomas and Effle Rose.
| Morris and Martha Russell.
| Henry and Olga Schreiber.
Louis and Geraldine Tavarozzo.
John and Machie Valeri.
Alvin and Barbara Veirs.
Henry and Ruth Voltaggio
Gregg and Henrietta Walden.
RAYMOND and Ann Warield.
| William and Edith Wheeler.
James and Bernice Widner.
Booker and Trueolla Henderson.
William and Gwendolyn Moore.
Corwell and Mary Newton.
Edward and Pauline Patterson.
John and Mildred Sawyer
William and Susan Spencer.
Syre and Lucy Terry.
Henry and Mary Williams
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BARGAINS
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

Your car is the second largest ain
vestment in a lifetime?
Your home Is first; be sure before
buying. or selling your car that you
have this thought In mind.
Your 40 or Al Ford. Chevrole, or
Plymouth could make a FULL i
DOWN payment on 80 Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth at CENTRA,
MOTOR SALES and IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY? Being in dire need
Of clean used cars is the reason
for this ridiculous offer. You don't
have to trade your car WE WILL
PAY YOU CASH. We also need '46
and AZ Ford. Chevrolet. and
Plymouth club coupes. Our out-of-
town markets are very strong at
present. We suggest that you bring
your car and title in for appraisal
We have the equipment and facili-
ties to check your car thoroughly,
eliplnating all guesswork. giving you
full benefit of getting TOP PRICE
Our success has been volume, very
short profits and YOUR GAIN.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn ave-. WO. 9236 or EN-
1854.
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David H. Mutt Heads VFW Department Post

David H. Mutt. senior vice COM
mander of All-American Post,
District of Columbia Department,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, was
elected commander at, a meeting
held at the Gold Chevron Club.
He succeeds Comdr. Frank Round
tree who re-enlisted in the Air
Force and reported for active duty.
Junior Vice Comdr. Alfred Kru-
scheski was elected to senior vice
commander and John P. Mcmahon
was elected junior vice COM
mander.
All post adjutants are requested
to report TO the department adju-
tant at department headquarters,
1735 I street NV, any changes in
officers or their meeting place.
All post quartermasters, who
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7:30 pm, James Reese Europe
party on Ward C; Thursday at
pm. Bunker Hill, game night in
the recreation hall and visit to
Ward E-3 by members of Fort
Stevens Unit at 7::30 pm: Friday
General Accounting Office Unit
evening of games in recreation
hall at 1880 pm. and visit to Ward
F-3 by Rehabilitation Committee
Iof United States Department OF
Agriculture Unit at 7:30 pm.
Unit secretaries and member
ship chairmen are requested to
send in per capita sheets with as
many renewals as possible to de-
partment headquarters this week
During January, Mrs. Pearl
Heagerty. department member
ship chairman, plans to start an
intensive drive for obtaining new
members and prizes for this work
will be announced later.
The regular meeting of General
Accounting Office Unit has beer
postponed until January 8 be-
cause of the holiday.
George E. Killeen Unit will meet
Tuesday at 1904 M street NV. al
I8 pm, with Mrs. Ada Riley
president. presiding. The same
night, Fort Dupont Unit will meet
at 7 Fourth street NE. at 8 pm.
The following units will meet al
l8 pm. Wednesday night: Ken
meth H. Nash. 224 D street Sc;
Sergt. Jasper, Legion Clubhouse;
Second Division, New Colonial Ho-
tel. and Government Printing Of
| flee. G. P. o. Building. Thursday
National Capitol at New Colonial
Hotel.
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The American Legion Executive
Committee has set October IS to
18 for the SD annual national
convention to be held at Miami.
Fla. The committee also set
August % to 81 as the date of the
playoffs of the American Legion
Junior Baseball championships at
Detroit, Mich.
The National Rehabilitation
Conference will be held here at
the Statler Hotel February 26 to
Mach l. inclusive.
The committee created a new
national committee on un-Ameri-
can activities. set up a legislative
program with equal propritee to
all Americanism, National, Secur-
ity and Rehabilitation mandates.
1t urged that immediate aid be
given to the Philippines.
The Legion also directed its
National Rehabilitation Division
to make complete survey of the
facts and figures pertaining to
veterans disqualification, the need
for more hospital bees, the short
age of medical manpower and
training facilities, and to develop
sufficient Information to support
the restoration of all hospital beds
eliminated in the January 10. 1949
cutback of the Veterans Admin
istration.
National Comdr. Erie Cooke,
jr., announced the reappoint-
ment of six national chair
men and named six new national
chairnen to head up the Legion S
II basic national commissions.
Sergt. Jasper Post at it's last
meeting accepted the resignation
of William A. Cosgrove as first
vice commander and promoted
William H. Murray, with Third
Vice Comdr. Robert v. Maring
moving up to the Office of second
vice commander.
A third vice commander will
be elected at the meeting next
Wednesday evening at the Legion
Club.
The post accepted Henry C. Eli
son, Charles j. Sager, James R.
Campbell and Adolph Budd-J Jack
as new members.
Next Saturday evening will see
the first of series of war hospi-
tality programs to be run through
out the coming year under the
direction of Comdr. Robert A.
Bunch of George Washington Post
The opening party will be
sponsored jointly by the Jane A.
Delano and Navy Department
Posts and will take place at the
American Legion Club, 2437 Fiji
teenth street NV. from 5 to
IL pm.
The second in a series of radio
broaocasts entitled Voices Of
Freedom sponsored by the De-
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Legion Auxiliary
Seeks War Benefits
For New Veterans

Granting of full war benefits to
veterans of the Korean conflict
and their families is being urged
by the American Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. Margaret E. Carroll. rehabil-
itation chairman of the District
of Columbia Department, stated
last week the auxiliary is support
ing the American Legion's de-
mands that Congress give these
veterans the same consideration
extended to veterans of the other
wars as well as protection to
their families.
During World War II, the Le-
gion and Auxiliary worked for the
passage of the CT Bill of Rights.
All members who purchased
bonds between November / and
December 80 are requested to re-
port the amount of such bonds
to their units in order that unit
reports may be sent Immediately
to the department bond drive
chairman, Mrs. Pearl Heagerty
for submission to the Women's
Division of the United States
Treasury Saving Bond Drive.
Unit secretaries are to send
their reports to department head
quarters.
At the December meeting of
the department executive COM
mittee, an outline was given on
the development of a civil de-
fense system adequate to give
maximum protection from the
possibility of atomic attacks upon
centers of population and pro-
duction.
Mrs. Merle Cerulla, department
national security and civil defense
chairman, requests all units to
arrange for speakers on this SUBJ
ject at their January meetings.
News Of auxiliary unit activities
should be received by Mrs. Alberta
Lacy, 1905 Potomac street NV,
or telephoned to Michigan 1924
not later than Monday of each
| week.
A new cap has been selected to
be worn with the uniform of the
auxiliary's volunteer hospital work.
ers who are serving at Mount Alto
Hospital every Saturday and Sum
day, under the direction of the
department chairman, Mrs. j.
Florence Dietsche.
The new-type caps may be Or
dered through department head
quarters.
The following units are sched.
uled for activities at Mount Alto
Il bal
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ST'IDEBAKER 194s Cmdr. 4-dr. sed.;
overdriVe; c.. :. and h.: 30-day
MOOR MOTOR CO. (Ford), 1885
Wis. ave. NV. OR. s093 -3l
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion A.
door regal de luxe. radio, heater.
overdrive. l owner. 5000. MI. 6l49.
81
STUDEBAKER 1917 Commander
Regal de luxe 2-dr.; overdrive, hill
holder; fog, spot, direct lights: radio.
heater; almost new batteries. tires,
light green; perfect condition. $3.50
10. 9-S476 81
sTUDEBAKER 1912 4-dr. Command
er sedan; motor in good cond. /;
S1a6. terms. 30T M st. ne. i
sTUDEB:AaKER 1850 Regal De luxe
c!imatizer, hill-holder. like new;
81 $50. LO. 3-3472. Il
STUDEBAkER 1947 green 4-door
Commander Regal; cd, clim., r. and
h.. fog lights. new tires; 1-owner
car: excel. cond.; 1.095. SH. S026
wILLYs JEEPsTER, 1s4s: new top,
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On Saturday, Potomac Post will
hold a party at the Children's
Country Home. Eighteenth street
and Bunker Hill road NE. The
party will be held in the after
noon Refreshments will be
served and motion pictures shown.
President Carl Powell Of the
Gold Chevron Club has called a
meeting of life members of the
club at pm. Wednesday to elect
q secretary and first vice president.
Commander William Reading
presided over National Capital
Post at their last meeting at 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Future meetings will be held on
the third Thursday of each month.
Meetings this week are:
Monday There will be no meet
ing of the Council of Administra-
ton in January.
Tuesday T N. T. Pup Tent
No. /, moo. 426 Sixth street NV.
Wednesday - United States
Naval Gun Factory Post, 730
Eleventh 5treet NE; H. L. Ed
monds Post 1919 K street NV.
Friday-columbia Post, 1919 K
street NV
Margaret Wardle, department
president of Ladies Auxiliary, an
nounced that the regular meeting
of the department will be held to-
morrow at 8 pm.
Plans will be made for the visi-
tation of the national president in
February, also the pilgrimage to
the Tomb of George Washington.
On Monday evening at Mount
Alto Hospital, Grace Fields pre-
sented two collapsible wheel
chairs to Ward G, from All-Ameri-
can Auxiliary, as a tribute to the
memory of the late Blanch Melton,
who was hospital chairman of the
auxiliary for more than 10 years.
| Lucille Powell, hospital chair
man of the department, had a
holiday party at Mount Alto Hos
pital on Tuesday when a large
number of veterans were enter
/ tanned.
| lola Dwyer. lady gold bug, con-
Quoted the meeting of Hornet
Circle, Military Order of Lady
Bugs, on Wednesday evening at
Washington Loan & Trust Build
ing. Following the meeting they
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U. S. Has 400 Airports

There are more than 4.700 pub
lie airports of all sizes in the
United States.
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There are nearly 3 million
landowners in Egypt representing
a total land area of more than
million acres-an average of 2.24
acres per owner.
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Robert Fulton designed the first
steam driven United States war
ship in 1912.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

collie MOTOR q TRAILER CO.. s232
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. announces
another new. location at Waterloo,
Nd. U. 8. J. mi n of Laurel
81 5000. Waterloo J3a-W-l2.
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Meetings this week:
Monday Department Auxili-
ary, Northeast Masonic Temple.
Friday - Potomac Auxiliary,
Northeast Masonic Temple; CO.
lumbia Auxiliary.
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NOTICE

ALL QUALIFIED VETERANS
in employment, we can sell you a
1851 automobile for as little as
S270 down and S4S a month. So
hurry to REDS KAISER FRAZER
SALES AND SERVICE, "a H St
every day. 81
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The following units are sched.
uled for activities at Mount Alto
Hospital this week: Tuesday al
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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lola Dwyer, lady gold bug, con-
Quoted the meeting of Hornet
Circle, Military Order of Lady
Bugs, on Wednesday evening at
Washington Loan & Trust Build
ing. Following the meeting they
had a Christmas party.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Ship IN 1917
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All post quartermasters, who
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Boofhe Declares Virginia
Leads in Race Relations
By the Assoeiated Pre.s

RICHMOND. Va. May 1.-vir-
ginia's geographical position. its
history and the fact that its people
come from so many sections of
the Nation give the Old Dominion
a position Of leadership in race
relations which no other State can
match. according to a member
of the General Assembly.
He is Delegate Armistead L.
Boothe of Alexandria, who spon-
sored bills in the 1850 General
Assembly which would have
abolished segregation in public
transportation in Virginia. The
measures were killed by a 81
vote Of the House Courts of JUS
tice Committee.
Mr.. Boothe spoke here yester-
day under the sponsorship Of the
Leigh Street YMCA Forum Com
mittee and urged his Negro audi
ence to work for moderate pro-
gress to promote mutual under
standing" in Virginia.
Virginia's leadership. if it con-
ducts itself wisely, can have real
significance not only in this coun-
try but abroad as we'll, where
democracy is on trial." Mr.. Boothe
said.