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Evening star., 1952-01-20
ID. {. Grand voiiure,
American Legion,
Plans Annual Banquet

The annual banquet Of Grand
IVoiture 174, Forty and Eight or
1.-THE District of Columbia, Amer
lican Legion, honoring Department
IComdr. William j. HOLMAN.
James Munger, sous chef de
chemin de fer Of the Forty and
Eight for 1852. and Past Grand
Chefs de Care Gail r. Judd and
Henry Heine Of the District Vol.
ture will take place Wednesday
evening at the Continental Hotel.
The local Voiture is completing
plans for It's annual wreck" to
be held at the Laurel (Md.) club
house on March !.
The monthly meeting Of the
department Executive Committee
usually held on the fourth Thurs
day Of the month has been can
celed and will be held January 81
at the District Building. Meeting
Iof the department Ways and
Means Committee will be held
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the willard
Hotel with Chairman Guy C..
Nadeau presiding.
An evening Of dancing and
entertainment will be sponsored
jointly by Navy Department and
National Cathedral Posts next
Friday evening at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Reservations may be obtained
by calling either George Price,
Chestnut 1894, or william Y. Ter
Irill, Overlook 1882.
In the future. James z. Walker
Post will meet at 1882 Ninth street
NV. on the second Thursday Of
each month until further notice,
according to Comdr. Theodore c.
Hall.
| Plans for the first of q series of
winter dances rs well as plans for
the annual country store Of Ken
meth H. Nash Post will be an
nounced at its meeting Wednesday
evening.
The dance will be held January
rs and the country store Feb
ruary IL.
John O'Meara and Harold r.
Waters, co-chairmen Of the latter
event. request members to bring
canned goods to this weeks meet
ing.
Both Of the events will be held
In the clubhouse, 224 D street Sc.
The annual past commanders
dinner of Jane A. Delano Post
will take place at the Fairfax
Hotel next Saturday at $50 pm.
Barbara Y. Mullin, Pauline v.
Slonaker, Nancy Jordan, Zella
Hawkins and Margaret Morse
have been added to the post
roster.
Past National Comdr. Paul H
lGrifhth was the principal speaker
lot the past commanders night of
George Washington Post. Other
speakers included Past Post Comdr
John Thomas Taylor. legislative
tconsultant. national headquarters.
and William J. Holman, depart
Iment commander.
A feature Of the evening was the
presentation of q past COM
mander's gift to retiring Comdr.
Robert A. Bunch by Past Comdr.
Howard s. Fisk.
The event was held in the Old
Georgetown Hospitality Club,
Twenty-sixth and D streets NV.
1t was ladies' night and dancing
concluded the program.
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Events of Interest to Sevicemen

g street NV. social and refreshments.
81. Matthews Cathedral Club tNccs,.
1913 N street NV. open 10 am. 10
UsO-Lafayette Square Club, 71s Madison
place NV. open house. o am. to II 80
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and Q streets NV. television and games,
Hospitality House tNational PRESBYTERIAN
Church). 1852 street NV, open house,
Lutheran Service Lounse, 7as jackson
place NV, television, record music. 8 am.
uso-YwCA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV. penthouse, s to II p.m., sames.
supper, 8 PM, 35 cents
National Gallery Of Art. art lectures at
4 pm. concerts. 8 p.m.; Sixth and Com
Stltutton avenue NV.
The Soldiers. Sailors Marines and Air.
mems Club. Eleventh and l. streets NV,
Minimum price food and lodging, comfort.
able lounges and recreation room, Teleyi-
sion. radios and pianos. pool table writing
desks and veli-stocked library. Open "a
hours n dAy.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

One million young people from
Is to rs are expected to pledge
their cooperation In what has
been described as one Of the most
significant ventures in the his
tory Of American Professionalism.
The project is a far-reaching
program aimed to enlist youth
in "The Cause of Christ" which
will be launched during National
Youth Week beginning January ~.
Sponsoring the week is the United
Christian Youth Movement, official
agency Of Protestant youth Of
North America. It is q branch of
the National Council Of Churches
and has its headquarters in Chi
cago.
40 Demoninat tions.
The cooperative youth program
will unite 40 denominations, 35
youth councils and many ma
tional youth-serving agencies in a
year-long program Of inter-de-
nominational activities.
Each Of the participants in
the program will be asked to
make three promises: To deepen
his commitment to Jesus Christ. +"
to contribute dollar for Christian
youth work, and to take part in
a program of United Christian
Youth action in his local COM
munity.
The million dollars expected to
be raised during the week will be
devoted to various enterprises, in
cluding a national radio program,
the training Of youth in co-opera-
tive Christian undertakings, and q
ministry to youths in the armed
forces.
Radio Program Planned.
A feature of the week will be a
nationwide radio broadcast from
Evansville. Ind. by the Rev.
Charles B. Templeton, evangelist
for the National Council of
Churches. who will speak on the
theme. Christ is the Answer"
The youth will be urged to bring
other "unreached" young people
into the churches. and to give evi-
dence Of practical devotion to the
programs Of their local congrega-
tions.
A sample of what the young
people may undertake in their
communities during the year was
provided last week end by a work
camp project in New Brunswick,
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More information may be OBJ
tanned at the Volunteer Informa-
ton Service Desk, Evening Star
Building, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, Re-
public 0495. The desk is open
Saturday. l to 8 pm, and Sunday,
10 am. to 8 pm.
TODAY.
Dances.
street NV. orchestra, $3.50 pm, 90 cents.
UsO-YWCA. records. S410 wisconsin
avenue. Bethesda, 80 Pm.
and streets NV. record dance on the
Uso-YWCA. Seventeenth and K streets
MY. penthouse, record DANCE. Q pm:
1914 N street NV, informal. s p.m
uSO.YWCA. s4l0 wisconsin avenue.
followed by record dance at 1880 pm.
Social Hour.
as.a
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Science CuIendor
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this tDeek by the Joint Com
nsittee on Press Relations of the
District Council OF Engineer
ING and Architectural Societies
and the Washington Academy OF
Sciences. All meetings listed
are open to the public unless
othertDise listed.
Tomorrow.
American Institute of Chemical
Engineer-l2:15 pm. dinner
meeting, New Athens Restaurant,
"Titanium" by DR.. Oliver Ralston,
Bureau Of Mines.
Washington Statistical Society
-dinner-meeting, $50 pm, Bar
ker Hall. Y.W.C.A. "Can Statistics
Aid in Policy Guidance" by Ger
hard Colin, Council Of Economic
Advisers.
Tuesday.
American Society Of Landscape
Architects. Potomac Chapter
7:45 pm. meeting. Board Room,
Octagon Building, American Insti.
tute Of Architects.
Society Of American Bacteriol.
ogists pm. meeting, Army
Medical Center. Bacterial Deg
radiation Of Alpha Conidendrin"
by Walter A. Konetzka and Mi
chael j. Pelczar, jr., University Of
Maryland. "Coxsackie Viruses and
Human Disease" by Robert J.
Huebner. National Institutes of
Health. "Metabolic Studies of Sal
monella anatum in a Synthetic
Medium Containing Growth Com
trolling Concentrations of Energy
Sources" by F. Davis, E. H. Nilsson,
and L. A. Barnes Naval Medical
Research Institute.
Wednesday.
Association Of Senior Engineers
OF the Bureau of Ships pm.
dinner-meeting, Cabinet Room,
Willard Hotel. whats New in
Plastic Boats" by Robert Fyfe.
Small Boats Design Division, Bur-
eau Of Ships.
American Society Of Civil En-
gineers-S pm. meeting, Engineers
Club Of Washington. Film, 1.-THE
House that Faith Built"
Geological Society of Washing.
tons pm. meeting. Cosmos Club,
THE Great Smokey Thrust Fault
in the Vicinity of the Great
Smokey Mountains. Tennessee"
by r. B. Neuman. New Discov.
cries Of Monazite in Southeastern
States" by ]. A. Mertie. IAN Out
lander Looks at Problems Of Coal
Photography" by Maurice Deul.
Helminthological Society of
Washington-8 pm. meetings,
Mcmahon Hall, Catholic Univer-
sity.
American Meteorological Soci-
ety-8 pm. meeting, National
Academy Of Sciences. "A General
Discussion of the Underlying The
ory Of Local Objective Forecast
Methods" by Gen. Joseph j.
George, Meteorology Division,
Eastern Airlines: Jack c. Thomp-
son, Weather Bureau, and Irving
Gringorten, Geophysical Research
Directorate.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
|W Auxi|iaries
10 Hold Conference;
Other Activities

The department president, Mrs
Lucretia M. Eicholtz. Spanish Wal
Veterans Auxiliary, is chairman o1
arrangements for the department
presidents conference of the ma
tional auxiliary at the national
headquarters. 40 G street NE, be-
ginning at $3.50 am. Tuesday.
A dinner will be held at the
Continental Hotel on Tuesday al
$3.50 pm.
On Thursday at II am, the
national president. Mrs. Ruby H
Lyons Of Little Rock, Ark. will
place wreath on the tomb c1
George Washington in Mount
Vernon.
II any member of the District
Of Columbia department will be
able to furnish car for this pill
grimage. contact Mrs. Eicholtz
Taylor 9447, or Miss Ludwig, Over.
look $500.
Miss Alfredo M. Kripp a men,
Der Of Col. James s. Petit Auxil-
iary, has been elected. assistant
conductor of the department.
Capitol City Fort No. %, Daugt-
Iters Of '98, and William Mckinley
Camp, Sons Of Spanish American
War Veterans. will hold joint in.
Stallation of officers on Wednesday
at 8 pm. in the Department o1
Commerce Auditorium.
On Saturday at II a m. the de-
partment will hold services at the
Capitol commemorating the anni-
versary Of the death of President
William Mckinley.
Mrs. Anna Murphy will be in
stalled as president of Admiral
George Dewey Naval Auxiliary to-
morrow at 8 pm. at 921 Penn
Sylvania avenue Sc.
The department president in
stalled the following officers OF
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
President. Mrs. Laura B. King
horn; senior vice president, Mrs
Josephine Mullins; Junior vice
president, Mrs. Norma B. Hill;
chaplain, Mrs. Anna A. Williams;
secretary. Mrs. Beulah M. Cope:
treasurer, Miss Anna M. Palmer:
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Sara
Campbell: historian. Mrs. Rose
Sharp: conductor, Mrs. Maude l.
Davis; assistant conductor, Mrs
Carrie Stillions; guard, Mrs
Maude Rackey; assistant guard
Mrs. Clara Searcey; musician
Mrs. Hattie v. Ludwig.
Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary:
President. Mrs. Mary Straub;
senior vice president, Mrs. Ethel
Mattingly; junior vice president
Mrs. Mae MCGEE; chaplain, Mrs
Eva Gangloff: secretary. Mrs
Edna R. Summerfield; treasurer
Mrs. Ethel E. Finn; patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Katie Grimes; his
torian. Miss Lillian Asilber: con-
ductor, Miss Mildred Flecker:
assistant conductor, Miss Dorothy
Dorio: guard, Mrs. Edith Eich;
assistant guard, Mrs. Annie Davis;
musician. Mrs. Gertrude Miles.
Any one desiring to attend the
dinner in honor Of the national
president on January %, contact
either the department president,
Taylor 9447. or the department
chief Of staff, Overlook 3506, or
the department senior vice presi-
dent, Miss Anna M. Palmer, At
lantic 400. not later than Janu-
ary 26.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
DAV Activities

Agriculture Auxiliary will have
a luncheon meeting, celebrating
the birthday Of Evan Seganish, in
room 6970, Agriculture Depart
|ment Building, at l1:45 am.
Tuesday.
Washington Dugout No. 215,
National Order Of Trench Rats,
will meet Tuesday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. at 8 pm.
National Service Auxiliary will
entertain patients in Ward E at
Mount Alto Hospital on Saturday
with Comdr. Dolores Beauchamp
in charge.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

PONTIAC A. StreamNner 50 4-dr /;
r. and h.. new light blue finish. seat
covers. very good tires, lots of un-
used used miles: guaranteed inspection;
S3g5: oren evenings and Sundays.
deaiins. Nj: ois5. so5i fhs N st. e. nav. nsat
PONTIAC l94I "S'' sedan coupe, $3.50
or best offer IA. s-3263.
PONTIAC Al 2-dr. 81 coupe Sis or
best offer. Call TIE. 0463.
PREFECT AS: radio and heater; ex-
cellent condition: $3.50 cash. OIL.
sTUDE; 81 Champ. 4-dr.: heater
trial, 4-month written ,sparantee,
HILL & SANDERS, Wash, S oldest
Ford dealer. tNA. 9S50, l114 YER
luxe 2-dr sedan: equipped; a COM
manager. Ta:s car is absolut ely
less than 1000 mi; new-car guar
antee. MCNEIL sTUDEBAKER.
ao39 Wis. ave- EN-. 1856 Open
sTUDEBAKER so Champ. Resal de
luxe starlight cpe.; r.. and h. se,>t
mileage; L owner: 81 .45 MAJOR
MOTORS. 3400 River I'd, Alex, va,
BIUDkBAkEk 90 Regal Champion
de luxe convertible coupe: gas-say-
ing oyerdrive, r. and h., in immacu-
late black finish. white-wai tires.
To the first buyer the ridiculous low
price Of 81 1.495. Open evenings and
Sun. PARKWAY-FORD "a years
OF fair dealing, MI. '01S5, 305l M
sTUbEBAKER Al Commander club
matizer; nice looking transportation;
sTUDEBXKER 81 2-dr.: r. and n
overdrtve: new-car condition; ST.
495 GRADY MOTORS, INC,
Lincoln Mercury. 1909 Wisconsin
ave Bethesda, Md. OIL. 7400.
Open daily, 80.
&TCDEBAKER 1947 Champion 2-dr.:
oyerdrive. heater. seat covers. dark
blue; very low mileage; ! owner;
sos. NORRIS & HUGHES, 5GI4
Georgia ave, RA. 1122. 80
sTUDEBAKER "A Starlight sedan:
AUTo WHoIEsALERss HSss Efs OiE 17ai less Bla. a.
densburg Rd. TWO city blocks Of
hne cars. go Bank Financed. 40
STuDEBAKER I941 2-dr. sed.: sos;
S5 down, no payments til March.
: SMILING SAM, 2461 Wis. ave. OR.
6664. 30
BTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander,
equipped: overdrive: new tires, bat
tery, sparkplugs; $1.450 or best
oher. CO. 1851, ewes or Sat -Sl
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Ladies' OrientuI Shrine,

Su-zu Court of the Ladies' ORR
entail Shrine of North America
will participate in the following
activities:
Tuesday, 8 pm, sewing for Grip
Ipled children In Shriners' hos
lpitals with Mrs. Agnes Rehmann.
Thursday. 8 pm. patrol drill,
Roosevelt High School.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Deaths Reported

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Henrietta T. Harris. S5. Cheverly. Nd.
Emma T. Dissette, so. 2430 Penna. ave,
Frances Guernsey. rs. 5000 New Hamp-
shire ave ne.
pacy Bolten, 6S, Dallas, Texas.
Clara Stewart. 65. Mclean, Va.
Robert e. Davies. "a. 10ll Rhode Island
Andrea Frangioni, e.. Maryland.
George =. Simmins, So. Clinton, Nd.
Marie G. Jorgenscn. Sc. 2206 Evarts st
Helen n. Townsend. 53. 4O5 10th st. ne
Infant Clay, S42i Brown st. NV.
Emma 6, canpbsu. s2: 61s u ct. 80.
! William TymoUs 10. 90 w st. nv.
Bobby Fox. 8. S2e 6th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Jewish Veterans Dunce

John and Bernard Wilmer Post
and its auxiliary will hold a dance
Tuesday night at Heurich's brew
cry. Many veterans from local
hospitals will be guests. There
win be refreshments. Joseph
|Gichner and Florence Lipsky are
|co-chairmen.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Will Scot Officers

OficerS Of Ellen Spencer MusSey
Tent. Daughters of Union Vet
erans Of the Civil War. will hold
Installation Of officers tomorrow
at an open meeting at 2015 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
They include: Pearl Colecchia,
president: Lucetta Hewett. senio,
Ivice president; Anna Horn. junior
tvice president: Edith Bugbee
chaplain. and Kathryn RAIN
treasurer.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Maori Language Substituted

! WELLINGTON, New Zealand
The professional board of Vic
Itoria University College, yelling
ton, has approved the substitu-
ton Of Maori as a foreign Ian
guage in, the requirements for a
B. A. degree.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

BOYS.
BENJAMIN and Goldie Bass.
Leonidas and Mary Bazemore.
John and Inez Boyle.
Don and Elizabeth Bredice.
Thurmond and Patricia Chatham
George and Betty Dudk.
James and Eleanor Fraites.
Thomas and Jewel HUH.
Elmer and June jenkins.
Bruce and Ruby McCullough.
Arthur and Helen Mindling.
William and Catherine Osolin.
James and Marion Owens.
William and Elizabeth Rivers.
George and Irene Rutherford.
Florentino and Lillian Sanchez.
Albert and Ruth Sapp.
Daniel and Dorothy Shanks.
Edward and Consuelo Smith.
Leo and Martha Smith.
Eosse. Hosse. and and lGsS GsS.i stsysni y.Tn'i,,
Carl and Marie Zinn.
John and Kathryn Aston.
Francis and Rowene David.
Leroy and Ruth Hall.
Lotion and Mildred Lee.
Joseph and Venniece Logan.
Hugh and Valencirla Mason.
Emmett and Theresa Wade.
Robert and Pauline Addie.
Richard and Catherine Boyland.
Wilbur and Mary Burg.
Donald and Vinita Duncan.
James and Helen Gilroy.
Ronald and Betty johnson.
Joseph Gnd Laura Maruskin.
Richard and Fannie Miller.
Edward and Margaret Nenno.
Lester and Nina Russell.
Charles and Mildred Simpson.
Clarence and Jean 6tAeh.
Lawrence and Catherine 8treiR.
Robert and Marsarst Thomas.
Georse and Grace Albrittain.
Ralph and Mary Benso.
Donald and Mary Fink.
William and Martha Fitzeerald.
Francis and Jeanne Hagan.
Robert and Mildred Mccormick.
James and Mary McAdahon.
William and Tessie Mirengo6.
Robert and Betty Mosimann.
Robert and Alice Rollins.
James and Jane Sykes.
George and Evelyn Trayersone.
John and Ernestine TremhIas.
William and Gwendolyn walters.
Fiorian and Emma Witczak.
Charles and Anna Wood.
George and Gladys Burke.
Tilton and Virgie Hughes.
Daniel and Doris James.
Ralph and Mary Parker.
Peter and Rosa Powell.
Herbert and Malora Williams.
Louis and Doftne Bake.
Reginald and Violet Graham.
Robert and Beatrice Knapp.
William and Marilyn Mathis.
Donald and Della Scroggins.
Walter and MMr9ie Ulrick.
Edmund and Mary West.
Richard and Eliza West.
Paul and May Ishimotc.
Louis and Dorothy Roberta.
TWINS.
Peter and Jossphine Theodore.
John and Neb6l Tohin.
Henry ana Isabel 89y9Ta.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAkER 1850 Champion do
Cd; clean, economical: $3.50.
sTGDEBaKER 81 Regal de luxe so Sc
Hsa at efd1Pes0 auFo WHoLEsALERsu Rsu psf
sladensbnrg :. aan Rd Two city blocks
sTUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe;
AOro WHOLESALERS. 173l BIa-
densburg Rd. Two city blocks of
fine ears. So Bank Financed. 80
STuDEBAKER 1913 Champ. e-dr.;
peri peri sa2S sa.6 q os sgies Wa isd saa speca,
sTUDEBAkER a. commander:: raeio
STUDEBAKER 1851 brand Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan: driven 800 mi,
automatic drive. climatizer, signal
tights. Wv. tires, undercoating. etc.
Cost S2.234: sell for S1995 or best
offer. Can be financed. Owner en-
tering service. CH. 61S3. IA
STUDEBAKER so Champion Regal
de luxe. starlight club coupe; radio,
er; car Is in exceptionally nice con-
car to your own mechanic for ap-
proval without leaving deposit;
S1.296. BELL MOTORS. 5010 Wis
consin ave-. Wo. 5000. -21
so Landcruiser. 4
door; overdrive. radio. heater:
$4,000 actual miles: beautiful ma
rine blue finish; white-wan tires:
car absolutely same as brand-new
In every way: you may take car to
your own mechanic for approval
without leaving deposit; ST .495.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO wisconsin
ave. WO. 5000. I'll
STUDEBAKER '4s Champion star
light club coupe: r. and h.. seat
covers sideview mirror, low mileage.
ons-owner car lisht grey tinish, e5
syssgipnsf gsgp ia and /, sandsy.: s. AZ. PARkwHY.
"a years OF fair dealing.
STUDEBAKER '4S Land Cruiser Sc
dan: radio. heater. seat covers. ov-
erdrive, white. wall tires, orieinal
dark blue finish. exceptionally clean,
low mileage: one owner Wheelmo-
bile, S1.l75. WHEELER. INC,
Chrysler.P Plymouth, $500 Wisconsin
'4s Comdr. o-dr.; fine
MOTOR SALES. 2aol L st, NV.
siTtUDEiiBSxHKER 40 Champion club
coupe; good tires, motor and paint
oyerdrive; $e45; VAN MOTOR
SALES. 2201 L st. NV. ST. 71SS.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
First Shipment Of Fruit

CHICAGO.-The first railway
shipment Of fruit under refriger-
alton was made In 1e66-from
Southern Illinois to Chicago.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Aur0

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esT <s<HnoH sS9I
Both Sides 7th OF R St. NV.
Home Of Kaiser & the Henry J.
Open 8 AN. to 9 PM. Daily
Saturdays, 8 AN. TO 8 PM
Sundays, 8 AM. to 4 Pm.
After s Pm. Coll North 100
Evening star., 1952-01-20
AuToMoBlLes FOR sAls

Al condition, $500. can be seen
srHDEsakElR III Ein Ii {, 80 champ. st.rli..
cp:; low nj, ney tires. az; bf. new
conc. inside and out; $1,000. IA.
wiIIYs 40 station wagon: excel.
eond:; Cd; r. and h.; $1,000. Cail
Willis is47 station wagon; sood
er. Cali 12-5. FIR. 471S.
TOWN q COUNTRY MOTORS. $3.50
Wis. ave. NV. OR. 0l0O, sun. til
pm.
wILLYS 194a station wason; gray.
81 ,0g5 TOWN q COUNTRY Mo-
TORS, 1886 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
0100. Sun. It'll 6 pm
MERCURY cUsToNuzED. 80 Mer-
hood and front fender assembly;
completely dechromed; fast engine;
best offer per OPS. ia. 4-16S7.
LoW-PRICE SPECIALS
Prewar 1885 to 194a Fords, chevs..
plym, Olds.. Pont., from $75 to
$3.50. Can finance. See ALco at 4th
and Independence ave. s:w. 20s
SO OLDS SEDAN $195
80 Buick Sedan
a. Chey Sedan - SOS
81 Ply. Sedan ------- $15
III Nash Sedan - $95
40 Ply Sedan 81 80
AZ Olds Sedan ----------S3 $3.50
40 Stude Sedan -- SIS
Al Olds Sedan $3.50
80 international Panel S95
II Dodge Panel Truck $3.50
80 Dodge Cpe - $75
Al HUDSON Sedan $S5
JOHN S. REECE
1920 First st. s.W. 21s
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Civil Defense Rally
OF Potomac Post,
|vFW Department

Comdr. Joseph Kirchgessner of
Potomac Post, Veterans Of For
eign Wars. has announced the
post will be co-sponsors of a
Civil Defense rally to be held at
the Taft Junior High School.
Twentieth and Perry street NE,
at 3 pm. Tuesday. -
The post will be working with
flve citizens associations. six
parent teachers associations and
1.-THE Woodbridge Post of the Amer.
iican Legion in this project.
All VFW members are requested
Ito attend.
Potomac Post will hold q meet
ing at 2 pm. Thursday for the
lbenef1t Of its members who. work
on night shifts.
This meeting, and the regular
evening session at 8 pm, the
same day. will be held at 1913
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Columbia Post and its auxiliarv
will hold a dance on January 20
at Heurich's Brewery. at Twenty
sixth and D streets NV. The
music will be furnished by Frank
Govan's orchestra ana there will
be food and refreshments served.
This is q wonderful opportunity
to spend a very enjoyable evening
with your friends.
Plans are being laid to re-
organize the bowling league, which
is not functioning this year. CLYDE
w. KERN, who was president of
the league when bowling was dis
continued, has asked Comdr. Jim
my Ballard Of Columbia Post and
Senior Vice Comdr. William E.
Mower Of Front Line Post to make
the preparations to get the league
going again.
Meetings this week:
Monday - Washington Post,
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Tuesday-Front Line Post, 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV;
Robert E. Peary Ship, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Wednesday-Father John p,
Gallagher Post, 731 North Capitol
street: Police-Fire Post, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday-Potomac Post, 1919
Rhode Island avenue NE: South
west Memorial Post, 729 Ninth
street S.W.
Friday - Elbow Benders Pup
Tent No. 2, moo, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV; Joseph
B. Kelliher Post. 1901 Prospect
street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Mrs. Allenc Larsen, department
president. and delegates will at
tend the National VFW Ladies'
Auxiliary Conference on Wednes.
day afternoon and evening at the
Hotel Statler. Registrations may
be made as late at 1880 pm. on
that date.
National Capital Auxiliary will
welcome the department presi-
dent and her oficial stan at their
meeting tomorrow evening.
~
All American Auxiliary win
hold q party at Mount Alto Hos.
Ipital tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Reported

Episcopal Armed Forces Center, 1917