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Evening star., 1951-09-09
OPEN 2 TO 7
CITSTOM PAMRT. .ER


The owners loss will be your gain on
this shaped briek-and-masonry
rambler. Only six months old and
located on over i2-acre wooded lot
The home is famlly's delieht. Large
living room with floor to- ceiling
fireplace. Dining 81" with built in
shelves. Three good-size bedrooms
with large Shding-door closets. LARGE
recreation room and for the wife q
fully complete kitchen with plenty
of cabinets. automatic electric range
large refrigerator, disposal unit, dish
washer and everything. else that is
necessary in the modern kitchen. A
home built for comfort. convenience
and INABILITY. Only Is minutes from
Pentagon. Priced at ST. 900. with
terms available. Direction: Out
Shirley highway to Route 236. right
on 236 approximately SO miles to
open sign on left. Alternate route
Out Columbia pike approximately &
miles past Annandale to Lee Forest
sign and open sign.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN IT
10 MINIITES TO D. c..

, 2-story brick. conv. to schools. shop.
ping and transportation. Lge. liv
rm., family-size din. rm., equipped
kit. 3 bedrms. and tile bath; full
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTIONS
Out Wilson blvd. TO N
Quinn st. at Colonial Village Shop.
pins Center. right to Key blvd. right
to Odes. left to 10th. left to 1915
REALTY INVESTMENT
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WAREHOUSES WANTED


WE HAVE URGENT CALLS for 5000
and 10000 fl. warehouses, second
commercial. lons-term leases. Call
Mr.. Castonguay, VI. 1850. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV.
WAREHoHGSsE WITH OFFICE. approx
imately 1000 So. #. total and
some yard space; d. C. area pre-
ferred. NO. 1890. Ia
SHOP SPACE, ground floor preferred.
About 6, 900 50. It. with good load
ing conditions. ST. 1882. -13
WANTED TO LEASE
WE HAVE RESPONSIBLE CLIENTS
DESTROYS OF LEASING 5000 10
10000 SO, FT. OF WAREHOUSE
SPACE. tE you HAVE Such
SPACE THAT Will BE AVAILABLE
in NEAR FUTURE. CALL MR..
WEINBERG & BUSH. INC.
1907 H. st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
LIZ
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1000 r. I. Ave. NE.
Corner location. ideal for finance Of
nee. photo studio, ladies' wear. busf-
ness area. r. 9. DUNE. HO. 0700.
2008 r. I. Ave. NE.
Desirable store. busy block, near bldg
assn. People Drug Store, bank,
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New Warehouse, is, 600 so,
#. Answer Box is, Star.
STORAGE AT LEAST COST
CALL LU. 4-3200
Compare our insurance rates and our
service. integrity and our RESPONSE
bility and you will decide on
Benning Terminal Warehouse Corp.
370l Benning Rd. NE.
At B. and o Tracks.
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MONEY MAKER
II ROOMS. 8 BATHS

COLORED
So easy to care for. Con-
nected with complete apis. with
rms. to spare. Garage. Located in
one of Washington's finest COM
come now $500 per mo. Can be
doubled with good management.
Sold furn. for the low price oi
S23 900 on easy terms. Call Mr.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES INC.
1890 K st. NV, Ma. 5006 "a
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
a " Roth RE 1870 ,.
within D. c.. centrally located. street
front. between 20,000-30. 600 so. IT.
Call EN-. 1880. III
WILL BUY small building suitable
for shop, End com. Box 466-M.
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OPEN SUNDAY

rambler. This very de.
sirable, seldom found plan is ONT
that offers comfortable living. Be.
cause of its arrangement, which af-
fords perfect circulation, it feature;
din. area. equipped kit, 3 bedrmS
each having large sliding door clos.
cts. Tremendous full bsmt. offer!
the opportunity to finish a recrea.
ton rm. and still plenty of roon
for workshop and storage; situated
of oday's best buys at S19,950
Directions; Out Lee hwy. to N, Lex,
ington ST., turn right to N. 26th st.
right again to our open sign.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
22I9 WILSON BLVD. ARL.. VA.
CW. $500, -
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OPEN IT

Rambler With Basement
Situated on lge corner lot. this taste
fully decorated deluxe home with
English bsmt.; attrac. hy. rm. with
firepl., din. area. modern EQUIP
kit. with breakfast nook; 3 very
nice bedrms. and blue tile pain
iayatory in bsmt. Priced to sell to-
day!! Directions: Lee. Blvd. to
Corners, around circle to Sleepy
Hollow rd., down to Valley BrooB
drive, right 1 blk F.. right and follow
our signs
REALTY INVESTMENT
23l7 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OW. 902l
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IDEAL FOR
= A~~D rAAKTT ~
Bedroom Downstairs

With u bath down also: Side
screened porch. fireplace in liv. rm; !:
separate din. rm.. equipped kit, full
bsrnt.; 2 bedrms. and full bath up
stairs. Almost "a acre. OF yard. Only
Sis. .9O0-but act fast. We adver-
tised ? Cape Gods last week. each
sold within 2 days.
MANNAS REALTY co.
a116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 25S4
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NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY

We have cash clients ready
to purchase apartment hoases
OF from to 80 units; also
homes and commercial prop
critics.
We have sold most of our
investment properties and can
sell yours quickly.
Please call our office and
list your properties with us
for quick action and courteous
service.
A. McKEEVER Co.. Ir
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Civil War Home
CompletelV MOderniZed

- = - - :.
Located on secluded, fertile, "a
acres, beautifully Handicapped, this
attractive, recently reconditioned: !:
informal, gracious old home OF
stone and frame combines all OF
the modern comforts OF today with
the charm and atmosphere Of early
burning furnace, plys 8 fireplaces
on first floor, modern. equipped
kitchen and large electric hot-water
heater are also 4 help. Approxi-
the entire house. Consisting OF
and center hall on first floor, living
and lavatory on ground level; 3
ond floor. Less than mile from shop
ping center, schools and churches,
with busline for D. C.. over excellent
State hwy. (4O miles to Pentagon)
Directly adjoins equally beautiful
estates, overlooking golf club with
swimming pool; motor pool each day
to WASHINGTON. Owner asking $50
600, with approximately $40 900
cash. Exceptionally attractive terms
Dick Bassett, CH. 431i. CAR
LEAVING OFFICE, 2 PM, TAKING
CLIENTS. CALL FOR APPOINT
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1926
CHI. S0b7 CHI. 431l
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If You Like to Entertain
An EXQUISITE formal garden will be
yours with this beautiful N. Airing
ton home placed on the market
today. Outstanding in interior
decoration. True center hall. 15xc7
living room, 14x15 dining room
3 bedrooms having Q closets each.
Oil hot-water heat 2-car garage.
Kitchen in new condition, contains
breakfast bar. dishwasher. garbage
disposer. oodles of Geneva cabinets.
Shown by appointment only. Price.
S30,950, $4,000 cash will handle.
CORNELIUS ]. WEETMAN
FA. 29ss FA. 1892
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1AtRTSLjINGT9OGN, 1tTSLj 9G, 't10'
FALLS CHURCH
II GO OOU14V1 IECd'
2523 WILSON blvd.

Owner Selling, $36,750
Attractive T @ esnterIhalA II; Il Colonial home;
and Country club sect. 4 bedrmS.,
Sh baths, exceptionally large 1iv.
fnn., most enjoyable porch. good -sized
din. rnn... large kit. and breakfas;
room, finished rms. and garage In
bsntt.; oil heat. Lot. 75x140. $40. 600
cash. 0W, 6645.
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IA NEW
BRICK RAMRI.ERS

WITH FULL EASEMENTS; excellent
SCHOOLS, SHOPS AND TRANSP
Attractive liv. rm. with firepl. anC
picture window; lge. din. area, mod.
ern equipped kit; 3 beautiful bed.
rms. q paneled), tile bath, storage
attic porch; at SIS. 1901 IA a
S19,7o0. on beautiful wooded lots
ARLINGToNS BEST HOME VALUE!
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Modern Downtown Bldg.
Choice outside once. $46. Victor
Bldg, 9th and @ pl. n.wt
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

]. A. McKEEVER Co., Inc
1882 K st. NV. ST. $500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FAST ACTION on commercial prop.
ertles ST. 0Ob7. -
MANY OF OUR CLIENTS are large
.'at;onally known ORGANIZATIONS
look.n" for good locations to rent
or Duy in the METROPOLITAN area,
Warehouses. stores ard Office space
needed. lr,med. attcnt on and quick
action assured. Cell Mr.. Kiely.
CAFRTTZ
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GARDEN-TYPE APT.-House-s ground.
sale. OWNER: ST. SSss. 10
Mr. 2Ist and X SITS. NV. lst
Can easily be converted for business. !:
RE 2l37, TR. 7@65, Ill
lst commercial. row brick, 10 rms.
: baths, oil h;-w;h.; $500 down.
aGss' P9s:ess!qn. dal as5a q " GREENE ST
shove sale " Or lease sofe fdeal sha 0eot spot
for colored bar or beauty parlor.
Reasonable price and terms. ST.
1865. TANEN REALTY CO.
HYATTSVILLE-One block on high
way. on approximately one acre. a
isfgeh l2,Toom ;dx house with iand nd
dog hospital. day nursery etc. Cali
Mr.. castonguay. VI. 1859. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st. NV.
MEDICAL CENTER, on goth st. NV.
between x and I. 3-story brick,
gas gas, heat nfIRY gaTEtns "a gSo eoSp eF Tl
sin'. Nj 1000 pNGSe ESes.. EsHL5 EN- 5sse. oNF''
PEACE CROSS, very large frame
BLDG. now occupied as home, OK
120, oil heat, excellent for bust
ness or mfg: plant. 4504 Bait.
ave. OR. 6375. ST. S653. MEz-
zANoTTE g. CO.. 1922 Conn. ave.
COLORED-IIth Mr.. MASS. AVE.
NV. - LIST commercial 3-story,
bsmt, detached brick; 10 rms, .
baths, wide Railways, asphalt tile
1st floor, all Railways; water in 3
rooms; complete furnace; LIST trust
at 4st, Sl3,500 bal. Ideal for offices
or other business. Price. $4,000.
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OFFICE BUILDING

OFFICE BUILDING
Low Down Payment
Consider Trade
? blocks from G. w. circle: 3-story
brick and English bsmt.; approx
1000 So II. building, lSx50: lot.
100 #. deep. with its OWN PARK
ING. Recently remodeled. looks like
new bldg; contains IL ofices and
bsnt: rooms. VACANT. Excel. op-
ment in one of the fastest-moving
commercial locations. Call OIL. 5574
or ST. 53l1 10
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY REl.l,

ROsSLYN---Larse or small units. high
ceilings, free span. Ideal for labs.
etc. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. Ill
located pvt. r.r. siding and once
10000 SO. FT. INDUSTRIAL prop.
erty, suitable for stores or manu-
facturine. with 15-foot overhead
clearance; separate Groom of1ce 20
Gated on 2-acre industrial wire in
closure; 25-min. driving distance OF
downtown Washington. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC, SH. 2114. -12
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REALTY INVESTMENT
Realtors-Open Til 9 PM.
23l7 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. OW. 902C
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Volunteers Being Enrolled

Services" Mrs. Stoddard pointed
out. "It is out of such person.
allied Interpretation that gifts and
pledges come to support the pro-
grams of the agencies"
Mrs. Stoddard is being assisted
at Red Feather headquarters, 1101
M street NV, by Mrs. Frederick
B. Lee, chairman of Area A in the
Northwest area, and Mrs. Henry
King, chairman for all apartment
houses in that territory. Both
served on the 1852 Campaign
Planning Committee under the
Craftsmanship of Philip L. Gra-
ham.
! In an effort to line up volun-
teers, Mrs. Stoddard's Committee
on Volunteers has sent out letters
to the officers of civic. church anc
community organizations and tt
board members of Community
Chest agencies. She also has an
nounced that prospective volun'
teers may call her at chest head
quarters. Decatur 1890.
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ceremony, accompanied by dele
cation of local members. Those
on hand for the event will include
the organizers: Mrs. Georgena
Havlena, Mrs. Mary Malone Moore
and Miss Katherine Inman. Others
in the party will be Miss Joan
Cook, Miss Sandy Demou and
Mrs. j. K. Stacy, as well as Mr..
Stacy and Mrs. Havlena's hus-
band, Charles Havlena. (The lat
ter are among the most faithful of
the Washington "Co-Pilots s"-hus-
bands of members who enjoy par
tic;pating in the clubs social
functions.)
On her return home, Miss Hoff-
man will begin preparing for the
annual convention of Pilot Inter-
national. to be held July 1928 in
st. Louis, where she will be in
stalled as international president
Under the Pilot system, the in
ternational president is elected a
year in advance of her admins
tration, and Miss Hoffman was
named president-elect at the in
ternational meeting held here last
summer.
Club Hos 5000 Members
The organization Miss Hoffman
will head during the coming yeal
has a membership of about 5000
in 800 clubs in Canada, England
France, Japan and Hawaii, a!
well as the United States and nov
Bermuda.
A classified civic and service clut
for business and professional wom'
en-, similar to Rotary and Kiwanis
1t is based on the principles o
friendship" and "service"
words that mean a great deal tt
the incoming president.
II never was a joiner" Mis-
Hoffman said. But membership
in the Pilot Club has been a yer,
SaClS1ymg experience.
A native of HagerStown, Md
Miss Hoffman was brought UP il
q home which made service t,
others a family routine. when
was little" she recalled, 1--WE neve
sat down to the midday or eve
ming meal until either my brothe
or I had taken dinner or suppe
to an elderly couple who live,
nearby and who were alone il
the world. except for their neigh
borS."
In the Washington Pilot Club
she has found the same spirit O
neighborliness. For instance, eacl
week the group sends fresh egg
to the Aged Women's Home o.
Wisconsin avenue. About once
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month, members take out some
thing special, such as jelly or fresh
fruit. And, every now and then,
they give a party for the elderly
residents.
Aids Welfare Institutions
The clubs many projects also
have included furnishing a six-bed
cottage ward at the Florence
Crittenton Home, contributing o
blood bank to Columbia Hospital
and providing gifts and furnish
ings to the Industrial Home
School. A wishing candle. )"
passed about the table at every
meeting, has raised funds each
year to send children to summer
camps.
At the present time, the clubs
principal international service is
concentrated in VimoutierS, a
French village bombed by the
United States Air Force in 1914 on
the basis of information which
later proved to be false. The re-
lhabilitation of Vimoutiers was
adopted by the club in 1949 as a
flve-year project.
Pilot also has furnished two in
ternational scholarships and. last
year, a group of members made q
good will tour of Europe which
probably will be repeated this
year.
Truth and Vision for Peace
and Freedom will be our theme 1r
1872" Miss Hoffman said
defense work will be given Spe'
Icial attention. We will carry or
with our regular projects. Anc
we will keep alert for opportunities
for service as they arise"
The new Pilot president has
lived in Washington for a number
of years and makes her home
with two sisters at 4536 Forty
ninth street NV. With the ex-
Iception of 10 months in the Post
Office Department, she has beer
with the Bureau of Internal Rev
enue since she came here and Is
now administrative assistant to
the special deputy commissioner
Eldon P. King.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

Woman leaders throughout the
District already are volunteering
for participation in the next Com
munity Chest Federation cam
paign. according to Mrs. Ezekiel
G. Stoddard, chairman OF volun-
teers for the special solicitations
(residentiaD unit.
From 1900 to 1000 workers will
be required to complete the unit
enrolment by Labor Day.
Women who volunteer for spe-
cial solicitation in the residential
areas will be assigned to work ir
their own immediate neighbor-
hoods, Mrs. Stoddard said. They
also are encouraged to form teams
and groups among their friends
"Our workers have splendid op-
Iportunities to sit down with Wash
ington residents in their home!
and explain how human needs
are met every day. on a wide
front, through the member agen.
cies of the United Community
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Hospital Receives
TeIevision Sets

The Air Force officers Wives
Club of Washington has pre-
Isented four television sets to the
Boiling Air Force Base Hospital
for the entertainment and rec
reation of A. F. personnel woundet,
in the Korean conflict.
The sets were purchased out
of proceeds from the fair given
Iby the club at Boiling Field last
March. Plans for additiona,
projects to be financed by funds
raised at the fair will be an
nounced later.
The television sets were re.
Iceived for the hospital by Col
Levi M. Browning. Those max
ing the presentation included Mrs
Hoyt S. Vandenberg. wife OF th'
Air Force Chief of Staff and hon
orary president of the club; Mrs
Maurice S. Dillingham;. president
and Mrs. Charles Wesley Schott
la past president.
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freshments and the selection Of
Miss Moonlight" Il
Milton I. Hermann and Mrs.
Ruth Lefkov are in charge of the
sale of tickets. Proceeds will be
used for the support of the
Temples Hebrew and Sunday
Schools.
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Chapter Regent
To Be Honored

Mrs. Thelma Lee Caylor, re-
gent Of the Constitution Chapter
of the District Daughters Of the
American Revolution. will be the
guest of honor at a reception and
tea to be given this afternoon
from 5 to z o'clock by the chap
tiers vice regent, Mrs. Ernest
lBarkstill Jones, at her home. 1885,
|Brandywine street NV.
Mrs. James D. Skinner. the Dis
ltrict State regent, and Miss Ma
Imie Hawkins, State vice regent
ARE expected to attend.
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ClOIldI OTBdIlIZdGIUIl.
The whole thing was a surprise
to me-" Miss Hoffman said last
week. IT knew some of our men,
bers were going to Bermuda last
spring. But was in California at
a Pilot meeting at the time. And
I didn't know what they were
planning"
Miss Hoffman, herself, will go
to Bermuda for the chartering
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Chew Chase Couple

Miss Jane Marguerite Hoskine
yesterday became the bride of Mr.
Arthur Badley Hayes III in the
All Souls Memorial Church, the
Rev. Luther D. Miller, jr., off,
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star staf Photo.

INDIAN MOTIF
American naa"
uHh
ohaama e7o'S
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Moonlight Cruise
Set Next Sunday .

The Temple B'nai Jacob will
sponsor a moonlight cruise next
Sunday at $50 pm. on THE S. S.
Mount Vernon. Entertainment
will include dancing, music, re-
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Wonnen's Clubs
Pilot Club Is Organized in Bermuda
As Tribute to Miss Helen Hoffman
BY Frances Lide
Woman's Club Editor

Hoffman, who will take office as president OF
Pilot International is next weeka Pilot club IN
;,
To be chartered club organized last April
group of washington OF paying uoute 10
their president presdenteec OF the nterna
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MRS. ARTHUR B. HAYES III
ciating. A reception followed al
the home of the bride.
The former Miss HoSking /!
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd James Hosking Of Chev!
Chase. The bridegroom is thu
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, jr.
also of Chevy Chase.
After a Southern wedding triI
the newlyweds will reside in thi.
city.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

The wedding of Miss Dorothea
Claire Herdeman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore A. Herdeman
of this city, and Mr.. Alexander
G.. -Kisk of New Orleans, La. son
of the late Mrs. Alexander G. Kisk
of Phoenix, Ariz., took place yes
terday at st. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church. The Rev. Walter
L. Read officiated.
A reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. The
lnewlyweds will reside in New Or
leans, La.
Evening star., 1951-09-21

More information may be OBJ
tatned at the Volunteer Intor-
nation Service Desk, 1850 Penn
SylUdniG Avenue NV, Republic
4104. The desk is open Satur-
day, I to 8 p.nl., and Sundays.
10 am. to 8 pm.
TODAY
Dances.
Capital Girls Society, $50 pm,
Thompson T Center, Twelfth and L streets
st, Matthews Cathedral Club. 1914 N
uso-YwcA,. Seventeenth and x streets
NV, record dance; 8 pm.
streets street, NV: social dancing obstruction
r,t,... Social Hour. -ao
place NV, teleyision. refreshments, rsH por-
:, qso-YWcA: Seventeenth and i streets
3. W. penthouse lounge cards and games,
Kelly Miller Center, Eorty-ninth and
WASHINGTON place NE. Nesro), dancing,
~ Uso-YMcA. iS7iso street NV, 7:so
PM
cardozo Center. s91fts; Thirteenth and Clifton
streets NV. badminton, $3.50 to 1890
:, ,Sso-YwcA, Seventeenth and K streets
= i''' " TOMORROW
Hospitality House, .nfss; f7sa N street NV.
records social $50 pm.
Interstate Society, Roosevelt Hotel; a1o1
9ernos ssas'f plsee sw churen eSd 2.s
chusetts avenue NV. square and ball
room daneing. SAG Pm; 49, , =,
street NW orehesTs p Gu0 50 saa cent?
ehsssfs aso hostssses ss 'est s:s6 EM pm GI IS
:, TsooYwcA,- Seventeenth and x streets
cesss tSpnEs and s.s 9sHi
,YWcA, S65 Rhode Island avenue NV
Rine Trange
UsA.YMcA (Negro); 1915 Twelfth
street NV. orchestra dance, 8 pm, 20
Lutheran Service Lounge. 73s Jackson
place NV, television. refreshments. 8
: 81 St. : Johns IN c Nca'nteep. s24o street NV
Church Door canteen. Eishth and Il
ss5 uso-YwcA S seyenteenth sH en- Pan and X streets
NV coffee h'ST M,,f,. ? P,T. RTa
WASHINGTON Chapel 2Sl0 Sixteenth
street NV, Utah Centennial Chorus. 8
pm.
SUNDAY
Dances.
USO-JWB, Jewish Community Center
Sixteenth and Q streets NV. record dance
on the roof, $40 pm
USO-YMCA. 1736 G street NV, record
danss $50 hostesses, pm.
=, uSO-YWCA. Seventeenth and X streets
NV. penthouse. record dance, pm.
Social Hour.
Jewish Community Center Sixteenth
and Q streets NV; television and games,
pm. o'
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Musons to Dedicate
New ChiIdren's Cottooe

Washington Masons and men,
bers of the Eastern Star will dedi-
cate the new children's cottage at
the Masonic and Eastern Star
H ONE. 5000 New Hampshire
avenue NE. at 2 pm. tomorrow
The cottage. first of its kind in
the East. is designed to provide
individual home care for orphaned
children and to eliminate the in
stitutional atmosphere surround
ing orphanages.
Renah F. Camalier, 4240 Ne
braSka avenue NV, grand master
OF the grand lodge, will deliver the
dedication address.
Evening star., 1951-09-21

Uso- -YMcA. 1885 q street NV. game
room opens at noon; snack supper, $50
pm.
st, Matthews Cathedral Club. 1914 N.
street NV. open from 10 am. to 10 pm,
sightseeing and picnic groups.
Hospitality House, 1862 N street NV.
open house ell day.
Lutheran. Service Lounge. 73s jackson
place NV, television, record music,
Evening star., 1951-09-21

Amphitheater. Rock Greek Park. 8 pm.
Concert, pm. National Gallery Of
Special
Grandstand tickets for Mats home
games; 30 cents. Call RE. 4104 or see
Canal barge trips. campfire prosrams
HISTORICAL tours and nature walks Cal
Re 1870. branch 1857 Saturday and
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of vital s

'From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Mary A. Clements, SO, 1928 18th st. NV
James jam DiIion. Hon 81. e. 17aa 7MaaanNSesa' ss Caiif'
Evans q. Williams. SO, Silver Spring Md
Frank R. Perns, so: 1912 River I'd. NV. ~
kL4awTsnce IA Gaylor. 49. Ashburn. Va.
Mary L Ayres,. SO. 7S0 Lamont st. NV.
s,I Hi2iIa white, "a, 924 3rd st. NV.
Eras %,i,ism Strothers, 81, 621 End st. NV.
rIank bryant, 30, 1402 Morse ct. ne
Joseph Mullen, 45. Baltimore,
Emma ]. Lee. 35, SO r st, NV.
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uso-YWcA. Seventeenth and K streets
NV. penthouse, 8 TO IL pm, games.
USO-YMCA (Negro). 1916 Twelfth street
NV. lounge open noon to 10 pm.
Sports.
USO-YMCA, 1876 G street NV, swim
mings, 10 am. to 3 pm, 20 cents.
Music
Marine Band, Jefferson Memorial, s pm
Service Band. Concert, Carter Barron
Valley frontiersman., 1951-03-30

as the day for holding said cleo tion, and
 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that ARTHUR L. MADISON, NAN CURTISS, and MRS. EMIL HARSH are hereby appointed judges to arrange for, supervise, and hold such election, and TT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that three (3) copies of this order shall be posted, one in each of the three most public places within the limits of the area to be incorpor- ated, for at least thirty (30 days prior to the date of election, as required by law.
 ORDERED this lst day of March. 1851, at Anch hora age, Alaska.
 (Signed)
 GEORGE w. FOLTA.
 District Judge Published March 2, g, Is, 23. 30, 1851.