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Evening star., 1953-03-21

SNOWFALL MACHINES
Sn119;11Mastsr' 19;1tsr' free trial. easy terms. /
FODMAN. 90 7th st. S.w.
SOFA BED-Love-seat size, blue; cost
SS225 when new. Ho. 2-2442. DE.
STAMP CoLLEcT1oN-u. s. 60 COM
mem. mint; blks. of four; plate
block; face value. $3.50; catalog,
$685. $6Sso; Best offer over face. oKE.
STEEL BEAMS, angles, channels,
SrsaL eood cond aBiE eo n sSsfi Ssea in very
$sS in; W. 1873. IeaSSa 9. Z. H2gSH, iRR!Sz
STOKER-Enjoy eficient coal heat
with de luxe, Iron Fireman stoker;
excellent cond.; complete set auto
matte controls. $l00. XII. 9-6954.
sHSyE4s5in TSls So HE sas s-75as.s 55sRss; IS ksn'
STUDIO COUCH, love seat. dinette
set. Sunbeam coffee maker, fur
coat. filing cabinet. 10. s-1734.
sEgn1N 9sgEss.s,e eqgsg SEssd gH g5sesissE ssSs
SUITs-Men's; 2 tropical worsted.
Ma nMSaVy; Il short; excellent ocond.
TABLE with drawer, walnut: ladder
pack pacEse cnairS. good o.do3 cond.: also wicker
rocker DI. 7-o6%o. Apt. 6o6.
TABLE. conference, mahogany. 6xs
IT,, carved hall seat. with brasses
- and mirror; TO. 9-624O; -23
TABLES h,BI {aS. saw, garden tractor,
su1; f0o1s. %s %fsD 7-5Hsg {FHssTe. wOOd-woEk5lns
TELEvIsiON, sRCA. Emerson. etc.
Antennas. $4.95; rabbit ears, 81; ;95.
AAiMc0 ABS6 3 Ty Ws.b;AIIGS, SALES, p,s "a, s;7s9o.
TELEVISION. used sets. recondi-
reasonable offer refused. KAHN'S
TV SALES. .4432 Richmond hwy,
TELEvISION 1858 17-in. Emerson
Sp Ssancs cash si5S tse
TU. 2-4115. -25
TOPCoAT, mans: cravanets, Upper
lined: tuxedo. sports Jacket; ss reg. !;
like new. EN-. 3-1139. -22
baby's 3-way high chair. RE.
TUxEbo. with matching full dress
9 pcs; $25. KE. $3.50.
cond.; S1oo. Poplar 2-6S10. E2S
Txs SsS 1 fo9 $d5 6r for pbca bd2inSh; also
pCO 4OA SO-Au. EII1lCO pTOy6CIlOQ
model; both excellent condition.
Phone JE 2-21S6. go
Tv TABLES and table legs. S1O.5O
up. Iron table made to order. FRED
s; GICHNER IRON WORKS. INC,
pFFhe Fhe 1Ion 70 Man" 1914 oath st. NV
TV, Phiico, 1o". table, booster, an
tenna' pe55fect cond.; best offer. Call
COMB, RcA; 3oo-sq. lin.
picture; mahog. cabinet; sliding
doors, no-glare screen; new price,
$1,000. Our price, reconditioned,
guaranteed, $249 .95. cash or terms.
AID. 4-5522. Electro-tech. -25
any swirl console cabinet; half
doors; looks new; reconditioned;
guaranteed. New, S379.95; our
price; 500 so: cash or terms. -AD.
4-5622. EI,ECTRO-TECH "a
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THE NORTH STAR
$1.50 DAY PER PERSON
SPECIAL RATES

GROUPS OF 2 OR 4 PERSONS
DWNTN. 1926 17TH ST. NV. 20
COLORED-RM. for employed gen.
ttleman: $40 per week: home prJivi-
cofEoRE1P00:c6SFGkrABLE 1efsS P0: S6lsf3Sk RIM: Msa fOr
gent, Call after Pm. Ho. 2-s363.
coIoREDMas daaS ff1l: g. sExroN n;xi pL. NV
Double room. all privileges. NO
COLoRED-1ss9 COLUMBIA RD
N.W.-S10 per wk. Ex. 3-1277
coLoRED-141s 18th ST. N.W.-Bi,
front room; kit. privileges; $12 pei
CoLoREDe11aO 18th ST. Nv
Nicely furn.: So per wk. Ex. 3-1277
COLoRED-17ss v ST. N.w.-Neat
empl. girls to share rm.. twin beds.
cooking privils.; So wk. DU. 7-23l1,
CoLoRED-1sOO BLK. BELMONT
sons sons Dffvs sf En' AD iGE epP 47i4 ger
CoLoRED-LGE. FURN. RM., bath
kI.rE kit priyls n No for 19gTs$S e E 18th St .n'
frt. newly dec r., st for EwIse cple 8,
COLORED-NICE, LARGE furnished
front room, windows. 1416 Cor.
coran st: NV, NO; 7,3321; 22s
clean rm. for empi. person: cooking
laundry. phone privils. Call TU
COI00RED-sTUDIo RIM, opposit,
CORDOBA High School; newly furn
freshly sS dscerated; kitchen Esszp privileges
COLORED-5th AND UPSHUR ST
N.W.-For couple or single; conv
transp.; privils. Phone RA. 6-29SS
ICoLORED-RoOM for man; privils.;
So Wk, Phone CO, 6-42I3, ga
Evening star., 1953-03-21
REFRIGERATOR SALE
$25 UP

refrigerators. $5 month. ALLISONS,
1912 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-4206.
REFGR., 10-cu.-ft. Coldspot: Is mos.
old; perl cond.; see to appreciate.
REFGR.wFrigidaire; z Gu. IT.; like
new; cost $237, yours for sos or
best offer. OIL. 4-4S30. --22
REFGRS.. guarantee S39.95 up: top
trade-in allow: discount on so
mods. P. o. SMITH SALES g. SERV-
ICE. 1874 II st. ne. Ii. $4,000.
EQUIP, not a dealer,
and win sell the following very
cheap. 8 almost new fluorescent FIX
lures like new; refgr. Coca Cola box,
Walk-in box with compressor. Lge.
reach-in box with compressor. Lge.
dishwasher machine with rack; meat
block; elec. grinder; lge. bake oven;
2 lge. gas ranges: sinks. elec. potato
peeler; steam table. IA. 7-543S.
RING. Aquamarine; sac. by pvt
owner. Approx. 1S carat; finest
grade stone; set in IA carat yellow
gold. To see telephone JE. 2-3SS4
pa
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

GIRL UNDER 30 TO SHARE lge. enc.
apt. in new bldg, excel. location.
S45. HO. 2-2997. -21
REFINED LADY to share apt. with
another. Corner Conn. and NJ NV.
Separate bedrm. ST. 3-2443. -22
MAN, white or colored, thoroughly
reliable, to share efficiency apt.
with another man; $40 to $50 mo.
In advance. Only serious minded
need apply. NO. 7-6357. %
YOUNG MAN, to share 3-bedrm. furn.
reasonable; Is mi. from D. C., ia.
GIRL 10 SHARE MODERN APT.
with another girl; walking distance
to Boiling Field. 10. 2-1'i96. --26
GEORGETOWN-Young lady, $500,
apt. bldg. with another lady; excel.
transp.; $50 per mo. NO. 7-0S66.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

axe ave nv nwsooope Open til 9. Sat. It'll $50.
TYPEWRITER, 1851 Royal. 20-in.
carriage. like new; save 500; price.
$3.50. DI. 7-s464, MR.. HICKMAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new: free
home dem, 81 wk LET GEORGE
% IT." Elk. 3-1424; eve. LU; l.
TYPGewRITERs-Royal. Remington,
Underwood. L, c. Smith $25 and
up. all In good working order. Rem
TYPEWRiTER ii; sRa.Fi a Con- aSeS soio THa I4th St
WARDRoBE CLOSET, $40: 2 indi-
yiddunaale wash tubs. $3.50 ca. ME.
WASHER, Easy spindry, !. VI. old:
gua6; guaa66;ooe excel. cond.; "a price. o00T.
WAsaER-eE, with pump; excellent
fgnditien. sie1s, $50. 611 End st. oss'e.'
WASHER-Laundromat twins; sac
rif1ce. LO. 7-7941. 90
WASHER--Bendix auto; good work.
ing sond.; so used 3 years; $45. OL.
WASHER. It Thor su.omagic. peri. con
WASHER. Apex, Al cond.. with
lent condition. $50 cash. Poplar
2-6795. 90
WASHER, Maytag de luxe, square
aluminium tub 1868 model. with
pump, new. in factory carton, sacri-
flee $155 cash. JU. 8-176S. PA
WASHER, Maytag automatic de luxe,
1858 model. new, in carton. sacrifice
1920 cash. -JU. S-15S9. PA
Maytag, with wringer;
reas; After $40 pm; all day Sat.
Bendix automatic;. perfect
condition; best offer. UN. '4-4969.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

pad; good sond. % $iSo. ia. s-esiz' s'
RUGS, 2 summer. ex12; 8 match.
l2: Must sell. Ii. 3-6995. S22
ported; one 1Ox14 Amer. oriental;
three three ,31 2xl2 domestic; three SSSl2
SCREENS. GPsEi 49, 4, a-sHol' b b.avv aluminium
SEWING MACHINE, Singer; desk
type; like new: reasonable LU
SEWING New
Singer machines may be purchased
for as little as $92. 80; budget terms:
CENTER. 500 7th st. NV, RE; z
sEWING MAcHINEs-singer. Special
sale Of trade-in machines; all re-
conditioned and guaranteed; S19.95
and UP. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1919 MINI. ave. n.e.. LU. 4-O13l.
SEWING MACHINEs-singer: one
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
49o5 "A ANNAPOLIS rd., Bladensburg.
SEW. MCHS., new and used, $24.5O
and up; also S1S9.50 value in new
mchs. for S99.50. Call HU. $4,000.
-21
SHOES-Cancellati hundreds OF
styles, men, women, children; outfit
entire family in amous-brand shoes.
pc Llso, Newton. Elkin, Mademoiselle.
Poise, ETC.; hard-to-flnd sizes. Save
to 50% or more. LIEBERMAN, INC.
l4O4 Monroe NV, of 14th. AID.
%-o344. Open 10 a.m.-9 pm. --22
SINK TOP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and plywood; cut to size. Metal
monldings,, sink bowls, rims, etc.
timore, ave., Hyattsville, Md. UN.
1852. -22
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pcs. refgrs.. stoves.
wash. mach, TVS. Closed Mondays.
8. E. FURN. CO., 210 7th st. Ne.
Ii. 6A05S5.
ANTIQUES
bric-a-brac. china, glass;
ware. Oriental art objects, iewelry.
rugs, silverware. paintings. por-
traits: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY. TA. 1888.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
064O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727: RA. 3-760S.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
and Chinese art objects. Any auan.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. @
6333: eyes,. EN-. S-6766.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
REFRIGERATORS

4VI1 S4N411G44 I O1GO
Baron q Melt2 are putting out 90
new 1858 General Electric S-cu. 1T.
family size refrigerators and a new
and one-time only 37-month pay
plan. $500 q month is your COM
plete monthly payment, including
carrying charges. delivery and in
stallation. Call TU. 2-4115. for
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IMPORTED GOODS

IMPORTED GOODS
At or near wholesale. Write IN.
REasS, R1ETEhs; h. 81 SS24 z. cFonutt Oi' %. Sc
iRONER, elec.. MAYTAG; excel. cond.
$50. Cali LA. 6-2275. -22
NSULATION-At plant, 76e Q bag
ATLANTIC PERL1TE CO., 1918
Wentworth ave. ne.
IRONER-GE console IN brand new
cond.;. $175. viii sacrifice for S76
Evening star., 1953-03-21
tark Bros. Nursery

Stark Bros. Nursery
Standard and dwarf fruit trees Elk.
elusive Burbank varieties: orna-
mental and shade trees: budget
est. Ii. 3-S379 any time. "a
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. poults. and ducks. JAMES
FEED STORE. 61a Z st. NV. ME.
WHITE CHINESE GEESE, hens now
laying, trios SIS: Matching eggs 4Oc
each, the cheapest, best fowl tc
raise. All prices at our farm. Please
phone Wayside, (Md,l 2721 in ad.
vance of visit. RY-HIL FARM
Issue, (Charles County, Maryland.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
PIANOS
SPRING SALE

OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, 9 TO 6
Fine selection from Jazz to symphony
HO. 2-6706.
GEORGETOWN PIANO co.
3419 NJ st. NV. at Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room
and board for herself and small
child, in Alexandria. Call after
$40, EN-. 2-5973. 23'
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.w.

WOOD. SO per load. Apply Apt. 2
241l goth st. NV. or call DE
2-0927. -22
Evening star., 1953-03-21

LGE. DBLE. RM., good breakfast; |;
transp. RA. 6-3928. .-23
14O1 18th N.W.-Lge. dbl: also
share rms; business people, stu
dents: selected menus, switchboard,
YOUNG LADY-Room with board.
1903 so 0ISt', 18Th ,N.w.-The Circle view;
homelike guesthouse; lge., triple,
single rooms, at attrsc; rates: new
NV. offers de luxe living in a club
residence. Single and double avail.
for refined ladies and men. S17::
$50 wk. incl. full-course meals and
h9tsl 2E , Seryices No osTt;gT7SE 1a677e - sao
Sonn. Some a2fj DE. n:Ss na.SSssyy.h where you 1esl at
NV. HRe NICELY GE 1'ff1RN fffG1RN. sehE. RM.;
meals; pvt. home; Tv: reas. ia.
SILVER GL4fis' SPRING. D.-Room and
heard SSs5S foT IT, ? boo5ess % (; H0me.eoSsssd @ss
LARGE SINGLE Rooms = Studio
type; also some large doubles: de-
licious food. BRADLEY ARMS.
1925 10th st. NV. at Dupont Circle.
With or without board. -27
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO. 2-3b6R
Evening star., 1953-03-21

WESLEY HALL
1929 21st ST. NV, HU. 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to youne
men and women. Running water
Daily maid service. Bendix washers
Selective restaurant-style menu
Recreation room. Free dances
movies and TV. -
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
2O18 Mass. ave. n.w.-Delightfu
home to live in. Reasonable. Have
several vacancies for young men ar1C
women. The best food obtainable
Excel. transp. DE. 2-979S. -27
Evening star., 1953-03-21

TRACTOR. l International Cub with
disc: plow: mower and 5-h.p.
Wards air-cooled motor. Only used
CedaR 3-S420. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-21
TV SPECIAL,

i v Or FEOlAL
SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE
STOCK (9) OF 1852 DU
MONT AND PHILCO FLOOR
SAMPLES AT 500 OFF. NO
GIMMICKS, NO EXTRAS,
CASH OR TERMS.
TELEVISION, 1922 Wis.
ave. NV: Open It'll 8. Sat-, It'll $50.
EN- 2-TS00 90
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FURN.oIT Table, large mahos. drop
go IN: Lawson sofa' miscel. EN- EN-
FURS.1owner moving: liv. rm., bed
FURN,-Two double beds. complete.
Chest drawers and vanity all in
FTJRNut FTaRlNNuti b.d+don F 7-SSSoi SSS living ~2l
Bridge "a: Bethesda. Md. es2
FURN.--Will practically give away in
Sa1f eTder y6 70 SSss Sis5sss OF; In excel eSpd.
FURN., 9x12 Oriental pattern rug
and pad, $28; 7x5 Oriental pattern
rug, $S; 2 step-end tables, S8 ca
one 2:gillow lounge chair, good
rTRS rfTHRSS 81 fopisos KI sioo12 si0 f suite Wal.
nut; / bedrm. suite, compiete. wal
nut; good cond; reas.; call Ii
FGRN.. 3-pc. mohair living rm. suite,
Iii spS s16S 5Sse To- Slqs ssss7 Barrel back s essir
ence Model SSio, 3e-in. top.
burners, S0na,;n.r white; hdnor. See See Oct Oct 1852 20,
away away for SIS. Io. s5:HS' 2-s3is.' Msa eSss il
GAS RANGE, like new; Minitmastel
clock, fuersssent SaJ lights thermostat
Call JU. S.S393. -22
GAS RANGES, new, used; $3.50 up
2237 Georgis ave. DE. 2-5566.
5 oii. coal and wood Wood qs1H; ranges. e12 2cMP NJ
GzS GsT9yE 9EzEN2Gsi 2ai ss h oven. oven SA S4osf sssSs
troll; t,-1q perfect feet cond;; s34.95. ,dAITT AT
GAS STOVE, Kenmore apt. size; gooC
eond.; used l year; $40 or best offer
GGUInF COLI V5IthN CIuBs-snead Sig. Set Ef q
woods, sell fol. $50 or trade fol
matched set Of ladies' clubs. Cal
LU. 4-4167 (Eves.). 90
GUNS, G. Higgins semi-auto.
tel sight; l Winchester 30. mod
81, repeater. IA. $1,000. 20
GUN-New 12-gauge automatic Rem
ington. Model 11-4S; with poly
HEARING AID, Maico. never beel
used; will sell reasonably: max
HEATERS, ranges, stoves, new. used
(GaS, oil. coal, wood). ACM1
STOVE. 1011 7th NV, Ma. S-S962
TNRn0DTITN NNONO
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FURNITURE, Empire Lawson sofa.
reversible 2 cushion, silver gray
damask; like new; incl. custom
made slip cover; S65. Mahogany
Duncan Phyfe blue brocatelle love-
seat; $36. OIL. 2-4623 or OIL. 2-4015.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
ALL RENTS REDUCED
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-N.E.. Mr.. saith BENNING
RD.-Conv. transp; and shopping
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FURNITURE, solid oak executive
typewriter lit on left, 5Sx38. excel.
cond.; $75 each: leather swivel
chair. $40; nine-pc. walnut din. rm.
suite, good cond.; S75. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FURNITURE, mahog. bedrm. set: wal
nut din. rm. set; rugs; porch furn. {;
miscel. OIL. 2-91S4. -22
FURNITURE. studio couch; mahog.
twin-bed suite, dresser, chest Of
drawers, single bed. AID. 4-2S57.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

oUTBOAKD MOTOR. 8 hip, like
new; price. $140. Call OIL. 4-S234
PHONOGkAPH. Wireless, SO. Also
fur scarf. $25. Call JE. 2-246S.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

GORDON HOTEL
916 10th ST. NV
Doubles and singles with and without
baths. Weekly and daily rates, MA
R.ROR4
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spinet, in good condition; wonderful
value 1895. KITS, 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED-DESIRE 1 YOUNG LADY
to share apt. with one other; conv
NV. section. DE. 2-3075. -22
Evening star., 1953-03-21

FURNITURE-Blond: unusual good
cond. Liv. rm., bedrm. and dinette,
Compl or piece. Ii. 3-6913. %"
FURNITURE, living room suite, sofa,
2 large chairs; $50; Ia. 9-265S.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
I'd. {. Residents Die
OF Traffic Injuries,
Toll Rises 10 48

Two District residents died
yesterday as a result of automo-
bile accidents, one of which oc-
Cured in the city and raised
Washington's traffic death toll
to 48 this year.
Dead were:
Miss Lorraine Davis, 80, of 5oos
v street NV.
Joseph B. Mackie, So. colored.
of 429 o street S.W., whose wife
and daughter we're killed in the
Thursday accident also.
TwO-Car Collision.
Miss Davis was injured in a
two-car collision yesterday in
Prince William County at the
intersection of U. S. Routes 20
and 234. Virginia State Police
said. She died last night at Arl-
ington Hospital.
State troopers said Miss Davis
was in car driven by Mrs. Lu-
thena Gallagher, 4525 Lowell
street NV. The other car in
the accident was driven by Lewis
H. Watkins, %, colored, of Char
lottesville, Va, police added.
Mrs. Gallagher suffered chest
injuries and her daughter Janet,
II, suffered a broken jaw. police
added. They were returning to
Washington from a vacation
trip.
Rushing to Hospital.
Mr.. Mackie's death at Emer-
gency Hospital came five days
after the accident that cost the
life of his wife. Marie, Al, and
his daughter, Rosa Lee, II. He
was rushing his daughter, an ex-
pectant mother, to Freedman 8
Hospital when the crash oc-
Cured at Fourth street and In
dependence avenue S.W.
Doctors were unable to save
the unborn child or the mother
and daughter.
Driver of the truck involved
in the collision was Guiles C.
Blevins. 35. of West jefferson,
N. C. He will face a coroner's
inquest later.
Last year at this time, the
Districts traffic deaths stood at
only 36.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
Dulles Sister Rescued
After Boat 0Vertufns

Mrs. Eleanor Lansing Dulles.
sister of the Secretary of State.
and woman companion were
rescued Sunday from the choppy
waters of Lake Ontario, the As
sociated Press reported yester-
day.
Mrs. Dulles was boating in a
small kayak-type craft in Hen
derson Harbor on the New York
side of the lake with Miss Flea
nor E. Raynuor, of Watertown,
N. Y. when a wave capsized
Evening star., 1953-09-02
Typhoon Is Veerinq
Awoy From Hong Kong
BY the Assoeioted Press

HONG KONG. Sept. 2-High
winds and heavy rains buffeted
Hong Kong today as typhoon
Rita roared to the doorstep of
the British colony. All ferries
to China's mainland were stop
ped as warning signals for gale
force winds were hoisted.
The Royal Observatory said
the typhoon changed course early
today and at $3.50 am. $3.50
pm. Tuesday EDIT was located
about $50 miles from Hong
Kong. It was moving west
northwest, at IL knots and was
expected to pass north of Hong
Kong:
Evening star., 1953-09-02

their boat. Both women. who
were wearing life preservers,
were helped from the water by
the occupants Of three nearby
boats.
The sister of the cabinet men,
ber lives on Springhill road. Nc
Lean, Va. She is spending a
months vacation at her brothers
camp near Henderson Harbor on
the ST.. Lawrence River.
She is employed at the State
Department as a special assist
ant to the director of German
economic affairs.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
Bad Lunds in Dukotu

RAPID CITY.-South Dakota S
Bad Lands are in the southwest
part of the State, slightly east of
the Black Hills.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
sportsWear sale
4:95 6.95
first quality discontinued styles from
a very famous West Coast manufacturer
would regularly be 7.95 to 1895
sorry, no mail or phone orders

styles
red
in
nsnms esptweo NnnR RmHro do Bethesda
Evening star., 1953-05-10

cox, congress vice president, in
stalling officer.
Tuesday.
Board of Managers Of the Dis
trict Congress will meet at 10
am. at Raymond School, Tenth
street and Spring road NV.
Randle Highlands, l pm. Mrs.
Elsie Firman, installing officer.
Barnard, 8:15 pm. Mrs. P. c.
Elicit, installing officer.
Hyde, 8 pm. Mrs. Hulburt,
installing officer.
Kramer Junior High, 8 pm.
Mrs. Strope, installing officer.
Kingsman, 8 pm. Mrs. Hook,
installing officer.
Edmonds, 1880 pm. Installa-
ton by Mrs. Kyle will be fol-
lowed by a discussion Of COM
munity problems led by Capt.
Lewis Peters, Ninth Police Pre-
cinct. Sixth grade boys will de-
bate against sixth grade girls on
civic responsibility.
Wheatley, 8 pm. Mrs. Gillil-
land, congress vice president,
installing officer.
Buchanan. 1880 pm. Mrs.
Weaver, installing officer.
Wednesday.
Mckinley High. 9 pm. ON
GERS will be installed by Miss
Scrivener. .. t-.... ,-
Thursday.
Burroughs, 1880 pm. Miss
Evening star., 1953-05-10

District praent-teacher leaders
plan to ask the help of the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and
Teachers in their campaign for
more funds for Washington's
schools.
A delegation is going to the
annual convention. Of the ma
tional PTA organization. to be
held next week in Oklahoma
City. Leaders will ask delega-
tions from the States to help
persuade Congress to increase
the Federal financial contribution
to the National Capitals school
system.
Mrs. Frank F. Strope, District
PTA Congress president. will
head the delegation. Others will
include Mrs. Franklin G. Sart-
we'll, Mrs. Frank Wool. Mrs. j. c.
Burritt, Mrs. George Casper. Mrs.
Samuel Hook. Mrs. James Prem
tice. Mrs. Samuel Bigio. Mrs.
John Gillilland, Mrs. Richard G.
Radue. Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mrs.
Edward Gray and Mrs. Paul
Moore.
This week many PTAs will in
stall new officers. The summer
roundup program. for examin-
ing prospective kindergarteners
in the public schools, also will
continue.
PTA events of the week follow
Tomorrow.
Amidon Greenleaf Jefferson
PTAs, 1880 pm. in the auditor
ium at Jefferson Junior High
School. Officers will be installed
by Mrs. May G. Kyle, congress
vice president.
Sousa Junior High, 8 pm. In
stallation conducted by Miss
Katherine Scrivener, congress
vice president.
Emery, 8 pm. Mrs. Mildred
Percy, installing officer.
Bryan, 1880 pm. Mrs. Andrew
Weaver. congress historian in
Stalling officer.
Health, 8 pm. Mrs. Stroupe
will install new officers.
Orr. 8 pm. Mrs. Hook, vice
president, installing officer.
Ann Beers, 8 pm. Mrs. Wayne
c. Sommer, congress first vice
president, installing officer.
Stuart Junior High. 1880 pm.
Mrs. Ruth Hulburt, installing
officer.
Janney, 8 pm. Miss Nell His
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11OMenIin DC. Area
Report Wednesday
For Army Induction

The Army has ordered III
men from this area to report
for induction Wednesday at the
Armed Forces Examining and
Induction Station, 814 North
st. Asaph street. Alexandria.
The men are:
Garrett. James L. Patterson. Scott T
Cohen, Louis J. Mccarthy. Raphael S
Ezekiel John c. Neubauer, Beri W
Edward, M; Lewis. Devi. NJ allis
Anthony R. vagnoni. Robert NJ Keefe
Frank H, Lewis. Robert L. Tanksley.
0fe nsrd7 ETahE sd sampsl s. sSH15
James B. Guthrie. Elmo croci, Eranci'
J. Gleason. Powell F. Allen, jr., William
H. Fox, James Cathro.
william A.. George. Leonard Lyon
William villa 3: West, ir:. william E. Davis
jE:: GOrneIigs WilIisms. .u1a Th9mas %9tsb.1; r
Franklin D. johnson. Henry Rice, e.
wood Brown. Fredrick H. Adams, vii
liam d. Faison, Carl A. Holmes. Ray
mond Z. Frazier. Eugene Johnson, Donald
R. Harden. Parker T. Brown.
Edward l.. Queen. Robert B. Kim
brough, James WASHINGTON. Freddie
Govan. Harold J. Carter, jr., Roy C.
Bell. Kenneth z. Green. Kermit D.
Bailey, Charles 8. Hall, Robert 8. Smith.
Andrew J. Stratford, Aubrey B. Jack
son. James =. Davis, Kenneth F. Hun
Phillip NICK. Hudson. jr., Howard c.
Jones, George H Snellings, III, William
J. Grigsby, Wendell H. Headley. Robert
C. Floyd.
Archiedell Taylor, Paul Freeman,
Samuel 6. Shanks, Clifton A. Fields
John H. Rowe. jr. Herbert E, Tucker
James r. Schraf, Jerry w. Taylor.
Joseph H Carter, Lynn E. Dawson.
Peter J. .DiCioia, Edward Hurwitz; Ar-
liam lam J. Russell Ronald L. Slaughter.
William Stringfellow, jr.. Willie r.
Walters, Roosevelt WASHINGTON, Robert II.
Whitman. Manuel v. Munoz. John W.
eileen, Leonard Ligon, Herman L. Brad
shaw, jr.. James Ford. jr.
James Montgomery, Mark D: Carter.
son, Eugene Campbell, Mamie Fagens,
Edward wallace. John D. Strickland.
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Business Groups

The Master Plumbers AsSo-
citation will hear a talk about
Kitchen draping" at a meeting
at 7::30 pm. Thursday in the
Pepco auditorium, Eleventh and
H streets NV. -~
Other business groups meet
ing this week are:
Monday.
Washington Hairdressers and
Cosmetologists-8:30 pm. meet
ing, Willard Hotel.
Tuesday.
Connecticut Avenue 7:30
pm. dinner meeting, Dupont
Plaza.
Uptown Connecticut - 1890
pm. luncheon meeting, Roma
Restaurant. 3419 Connecticut
avenue NV.
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OTHER SMALL
APPLIANCES

NEW 1858 MODELS
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Child" will be conducted by DR.
Fritz. Redl, professor Of social
Work, Wayne University, Detroit,
8 pm, YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Saturday.
Mrs. Strope will be heard on
radio station WTOP at l0:45
am. in a public service discussion
on who Runs Our Schools, ("
with DR.. William G. Carr, execu-
tive secretary of the National
Education Association. as mod
orator.
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Aid of National PTA to Be Asked in Fight for School Funds

Scrivener, installing officer.
Woodbridge. 8 pm. Mrs. Som
mer will install. Musical pro-
gram.
Brookland, 8 pm. Mrs. HUI
burt, installing officer.
Macfarland Junior High, 8
pm. Mrs. Weaver, installing
officer.
Blair. $3.50 am. Summer
Roundup.
Friday.
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