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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.l }

FORD so F-6; stake body. suitable
for farm or heavy hauling: excel.
cond.: THANKSGIVING special; $675.
PARKWAY MoToE co" So55 M
FORD 81 panel; clean and ready for
service; THANKSGIVING special; S745.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 NJ
st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. 20
CHEVROLET 1a-ton pickup: de luxe
cab: an excel. truck for quick serv-
iss and sn;1,,n emsrssncys nnad;sr deliyeEiss
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3o61 M st. NV,
1852 11a-TON CHEVROLET truck;
cattle racks 12-ft. stake body. 5ol Eul-
sTuDEBAKER 1850 Na-ton pickup.
STAKE. IA s4fS1i Ford. Army surplus, s ready
to work; only S229. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. Jeff. Davis hwy. Arl.
OF. 4-7520. OV. 3-1500.
PICKUP, WHY'S, 194S: q real beauty
only $495. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
o1i 5s1' sosgco. pfyts hwy Arl-' OF. 1880
VAN. Dodge, left. body. c.o.e.; per
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. 1904 Jeff.
Davis hwy, Arl.. OF. 4-7520. ov.
TRACTOR. Ford. F-s. 1850; e-speed
saddle tanks; a buy. only S1.495.
| CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 1904 JEFF.
Davis hwy. Arl,, OF. 1880. Ov.
DUMP, Ford. AS, F-e: 2-speed axle,
MOTOR CO: 2804 JEFF, Davis hwy.
Arl.. OF. 4-1520, OV. 3-150O.
PACKAGE DEL. Dodge. I947; fully
insgeeted. ready rlyo to g9; only S3e5.
paws. INV hwy 9I Ar. OF. ia 4-75S6. VvV VovV.
DUMP.O Chevy. 1s4s; 2-speed axle,
Tsa6y Moyos 70 e so enlg 9aS4 s4s5 4s syiS
tet; only Et ssis HneV aa 5qHe HofoR
| CO, 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl.. OF.
.4-752O, OV. $1,000.
rIGME Ssatg: o6IS PSdgs gsae1 1851 ses n Tbs
Afl Of. SG 4-aSso. SSa IeV oV $500. iGasi n"'''
cam and roller hoist. This win pay
for itself in a few days; full price.
only 1925. CENTRAL MOTOR CO..
2SO4 Jen. Davis hwy. Arl.. OF.
4-7520. Ov. 3-15oO.
DODGE 81 A-ton pickup; ?. and h..
SOS. WissINGER cHEvkoLET
Va. JE. 2-1177.
CHEVROLET 81 1a-ton pickup: dark
eT1sE eTeen; heat heater; 10y 10y milsage; one;
Gf Hsoistsd $685. seven W1ssNGER
Falls Church. va. JE. 2-11S7.
LOWBOYS 81: one 3O-ton tandem
and two 1o-ton From S1n5 CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO. 9so4 Jefi. Davis
hwy, Arl. OF. 4-752O. oV. 3-15OO.
STAKE. Ford, Army surplus. ready
MoTGp S2 TSPk; co only 500; ns,, CENTRAL cen
OF. 4-1520, OV 3-1500.
qniy Pn $ieS: cENTRAL MoToR 20.
oV. $500. "' ~ W. 0-o'
VAN. Dodge. left. body. c.o.e.; per-
feet for the mover: only S895.
GINTR;AL MOTOR CO.. 2sn4 JEFF.
3fyjS 5e15ool hwy ATl' OF 4-7S@o' oV'
TRACTOR. Ford. F-s. 1850: 2-speed
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. 2so4 Jeff.
Davis hwy. Arl. OF. 4-7520. ov.
DUMP. Ford. AS. F-e: 2-speed axle.
MSTyoR saTy % E0rk SnH Sn Saso o1is CEsHAL bH1
ATi. 81. c2 2.75$S. o1 6sH sofSoo pfS5s n"'
PACKAGE DEL, Dodge. 1947: fully
inspected, ready to go: only S395.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 1904 Jeff
Davis hwy, Arl. OF. 4-7520, OV.
3-l500.
DUMP. Chevy. 194s: o-speed axle
ready to go; only S495. CENTRAL
Arl, OF 4-752O. OV. 3-l50O.
SEDAN DEL. Chev.. 1947: runs pe.-
feet; only S319. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO, 2S04 JEFF Davis hwy. Arl. OF.
4-152u,> OV. 3-150O.
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Eastern Star chapter activities

Eastern Star chapter activities
this week include:
Martha-Friday, installation
of officers.
Lebanon - Tuesday, Lebanl
Club with Mrs. Irene Long.
Thursday. Star Points with Mrs.
Edna Simpson.
Federal-Monday, special for
election of officers.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. in
stallation of officers.
st. John's-Thursday, Endow-
ment committee with Mary Hall.
Friday, rehearsal for officers. S
pm.
Esther-Thursday, installation
of officers.
Hope-Thursday, rehearsal for
officers, $50 pm.
Areme-Wednesday. election
of patron and installation OF
officers.
Loyalty-Wednesday, installa-
tion of officers.
Observation-Disclosures, Star
Point Society. Christmas party.
home of Bonnie Starkey.
Bethany-Friday, installation
of officers.
Trinity-Thursday. will install:
Matron, Mrs. Ruth F.. Madorie;
patron, Everett j. Hamell; aSso-
ciate matron. Mrs. LeeOla Rob-
ertson; secretary. Mrs. Eunice j.
Gettings; treasurer, Mrs. Esther
K. Hawkins: conductress. Mrs.
Jessie E. Donaldson; associate
conductress, Mrs. Thelma l..
Noice; chaplain, Mrs. Nancy j.
Howell: marshal, Mrs. Frances L.
Hatos; organist, Miss 10 Howell;
Adah, Mrs. K. lone Welman;
Ruth, Mrs. Ruth w. Lartz; Es-
ther, Mrs. Anna Marie Hamell;
Martha, Mrs. na Mae Madorie;
Electa, Mrs. Marjorie T. Chap
man: warder, Mrs. Esther Lee
Richardson; sentinel, Kenneth
w. Gettings.
Joseph H. Enthusiastically,
installation: Matron, Mrs. Edna
K. Moler; patron. Edward M.
White; associate Matron. Mrs.
Virginia Woods; associate pa
tron, Carrell C. Baker; secretary,
Mrs. Esther v. Cross; treasurer,
Mrs. Lena M. Elder; conductress,
Mrs. Alyce Fox; associate con-
ductress. Miss Louise Grapen-
thin; chaplain. Mrs. Anna Dobbs;
marshal, Mrs. Doris White: or
ganist, Mrs. Lola Harrison;
Adah, Mrs. Elva Hayden: Ruth,
Mrs. Gladys Huhndorff: Esther,
Mrs. Haru T. Hayes; Martha,
Miss Jean Boiling; Electa, Mrs.
Florence Sebra; warder, Mrs.
Anna M. Falls; sentinel, Edward
NJ. Bridwell.
Gavel- Tuesday, installation of
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| Business
calendar

The Washington Restaurant
Association will discuss efficiency
studies in food preparation with
a group of school cafeteria man
ayers at a meeting at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Washington Gas
Light Co., Eleventh and H streets
NV.
A Christmas party will be the
feature of the Electrical Con-,
tractors Association meeting at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday in the Haer-
inger's Buffeteria, 4728 Four
teenth street.
The Master Plumbers Associa-
ton will hold business and So
cial meeting at $3.50 pm. Thurs
day also at the Washington Gas
LIGHT On
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Deaths Reported

lBy the D. C.. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }
Ella Bailey. so. 1921 nth st. ne.
Katherine Forman, so, 18th and Doug
Alessnder sasf 81; Bel, Bsfi so, IL K st. NV.
pomsnica ,sSrs BSr.ini "a S@Q0 18th St
Rufus. Kelso, 7s, 4O3 oakwood st. Sc.
Harry Anderson, 73, 1859 P ST. NV.
Peter Byerly. 20, Soldiers Home.
Leta Hughey, 20. $500 Quebec st. NV
Frank Mitchell, 20. 5116 Macomb ST. NV.
Charles Hoffman. SO. 725 Tuckerman
william sstraney, "A, a15 Franklin st. n e.
George Macdonald, "a, 1909 North
Rhode ST.. Arlington, Va.
Jane Randolph. 63, st. Louis. Mo.
Clarence Earle, so, 5O25 Glenbrook
Mary HERMAN, SO. 1905 18th st. NV.
Alonzo Stone, 81, -3506 North Dinwiddie
ST., Arlington, Va.
James Hughes 55. 1910 North Quincy
Carl Nolan. So, e2s Pennsylvania
Freq rE HiiIsTi H% IS SO. sO5 Goth St. Maryland
Alexander Hogan: So I silver ! Spring. Md.
Ramiro Sanchez, 90. Managua. Mica
Edgar esTuf; Postler 7s, TIA goth st. NV.
Lawrence Edwards. n, 3S10 Foot st. ne.
Alfred Newton, 81 no address given.
Eula Proctor, 46, 316 2nd st. S.w.
BERTHE Laiks, 3S, 1891 18th st. NV.
Thomas Crawford, 81, 5l5 33rd st; ne.
Melvin Carter. infant. 3s17 Blaine
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Plans to the Inspection of Proc
essed Food Products" by Sey-
mour Lorber, the Army Depart
ment. DR.. Howard L. Stier Of
the National Gamers Associa-
ton, will be moderator.
Thursday.
The chronological Society of
Washington 8 pm. meeting,
room 43, National Museum,
Tenth and Constitution avenue.
Studies on the Comparative Be-
havior of Wasps of the Genus
Epibembex" by DR.. Howard E.
Evans, Cornell University. A
motion picture also will be
shown.
Society for Experimental BIZ
ology and Medicine-8:15 pm.
meeting, student lounge Groom
1922, Schools of Medicine and
Dentistry, Georgetown Univer-
sity, 5000 Reservoir road NV.
"Reactivation of Heat Denatured
Hyaluronidase" discussed by Ko-
loman Laki. National Institute
of Health. "A Variant of Blood
Group A in Man" discussed by
William A. O'Brien, Army Medi-
cal Service Graduate School.
"Gluthathione and Potassium
Metabolism" discussed by Helen
M. Dyer. National Cancer Insti-
tute. In Vivo Incorporation of
Ureidosuccinic Acid into Nucleic
Acid Pyrimidines in Normal and
Tumor- Bearing Mice" discussed
by j. L. Strominger, National In
stitute of Health.
Friday.
The Philosophical Society Of
Washington-8:15 pm. meeting,
Cosmos Club, 212l Massachu-
sets avenue NV. THE Hall
Effect" by DR.. K. K. Darrow,
Bell Telephone Laboratories.
Saturday.
National Capital Astronomers
-8:15 pm. meeting, Department
Of Commerce auditorium. "The
Human Body in Space" by DR.. I.
M. Levitt. director, the Fels
Planetarium. Motion picture also
will be shown.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

BUICK AZ Super 4-dr. sedan; T., h;
really in showroom cond.; guar:
$50 dn.; $545. SLIGO MOTORS.
MiIy' Ma JG Rfalsr aeSsS SsS slSO or J6 1vs o4S
Open Sunday.
BUICK late 1862 super Riviera:
I'm. pvt. owned: low mileage, like
new: S2,0S5. AP. 7-1900.
BUICK 1850 4, dr.; Dynaf1ow, T.; h,
two-tone blue finish and tailored
seat covers; it's an event when we
offer Buick at only Sl,095; %-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
WssS.'s ESasat'1 Oldest Ford Dealer iii4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000.
BUICK 1850 Super sedan; equipped
with Dynafiow, r. and h., orig. blk.
finish. set of practically new Wv.
tires; one owner; just as good as
new. $l,145 or best offer. OIL.
9-6739, Sun, 2 to pm.
BUICK 1941 club conv.; T., h. good
terms ter%s. any ACNE MOTORS. Elsa K
BUICK 1850 Special 4 dr.; r., h.,
excel. throughout; sacrifice; SS95.
Terms to suit. ACME MOTORS.
2134 K NV.
BUICK I941 club sedan special dc
luxe; radio. heater; very nice; 53
D. C inspection passed ok; splen-
did condition; sacrifice. S210; terms.
1880 r. ]. ave. ne. 30
BUICK 1850 2-door sedanette; Dyna-
flow. radio and heater; orig. black
finish; extremely low mile ge;
economical special model: as low as
SS5 down; full price, S995. see
Monday at HANDLEY lFordl, 1923
Georgia ave. NV. Ia. 9-S4l6.
Closed Sunday.
BUICK 1850 Super 2-dr. -sedanette;
IS 600 mi; r. and h., Dyna., SC.
full equipment; 81 900. RIA. $3.50.
BUICK 80 station wagon; Dyna., r.
h., de luxe equip, folding seats;
excel; $1,O95. EN-. 3-7055. --5
BUICK 40 4-dr.; new tires, good
running motor; body dented due to
accident; S65. ia. 9-1280.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1953-11-29
MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. ldW couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aCdit three tuH days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Thomas Kormis %, Hackensack, N. j..
and Laura Scott, 20, Matthias, w. Va.
Albert Donohoo, 81. Corsicana. Tex.
Allan Hertler. .26. Royal Oak. Mich. and
George Rhodes, 27, 1921 18th st. ne,
and Mary Bell, rs. Cortland. N. y
William Reeder. SO. Arlington, Va, and
Berntce Tanner, A, l Scott circle.
Stanley Stearman, %. 5000 Bates I'd.
ne and Marilyn Thayer. 81, 436 18th
st. ne.
Doraid Rhosds, "a, Berlin. Pa, and
Waiter Porter, 81, 1912 Fairmont st.
NV. and velia Cook, 21. Hume, va.
James Martin, 10, and virginia Benson.
Is, both OF Herndon; Va;
RICHARD char Parts; 81: and Daisy Matt SS.
:. son, 10, both of Arlington, va.
RICHARD Zach. 81. $40 p st: Sc, and
retehas ESfts BGfsss Boffss @ s s9ss s9ss ssh s D e Sc.
and Helen Manning, 10. 1854 18th
s'rn ne and ePAsinad' sandra NovicR, Ro0 IS, i5Si
samuel small, i. IS 1894 90 2nd St; u W.
and Queen Bonds 22' Georsetown'
Benton Hit, jr... "a. Alexandria, Va. and
hNmns Nss WsS4d WsaEsT ls s. So4 So4ok st va. nT and
''%sd aad Jm%e nGmsS Mtche tel 4 "a. 7sn Gresham s
James M Ford. AZ 40 18th st. Sc, and
Mildred wilkerson, AZ, 1880 Walter
RSSsFd s ss5s EsE,,ngtsn gsg e. Ss2sS]: Ss9sSFH e.
Alexander Nolan. As stevens Point,
Wis, and Bonnie Mills. 3s, Horton.
Wallace Gwaltney. 80, 1921 JAY. st. ne,
and CRYSTAL Anthony, 3S. 143o W
George Weber. as, Cincinnati, Ohio: and
and and Rose pitts, Is $sis i4th &: ny,
Frank Frank Gfas Haea1, ~ jrs % 20. %7as Jefferson st.
NV. and Ann Metcaif 10, 1904 HEM
KennetS i1Ee s'' doSld, R;Si 90. Hyattsville, Md.
and Ann Hayden, 26, 3100 connec-
ticut ave. NV.
oliver Barnes. Is. 1918 Kalorama
Charles Langyher ls. ,115s Morse St
ne, and Eleanor Ballenger. 10. 2236
Thomas Jefferson, jr.. 10. Wilson, N C.,
and Eleanor Conway 49, @l@3 10th
Leonard Icons I'd " Pecola. 80, Syracuse. N: Y,
and Barbara Byars, 10, Takoma
Park Md
winehsll Craig, IT, ,oo ga soShes,er, sst1@sss,
NV NV. and Jean Keene. 10, 5Ois
"sSliNSYEM and WinonS ii Smith. Is. parien, Conn.
NV, and Elizabeth Gem6e' "A, i44I
william haGTaEs Smith III ny - and Catherine How
ell, 80, both of Danville, Va.
George .oDonnell. %, Boston. Mass
william Brown. S., Arlington. Va; and
Esther Williams. 46. 2323 Gath st. Sc
William Farrell. "a, Rochester, N. Y.
and sandra Walton H. 1S2 Ches-
Robert Wiston, ir., % catonsville. Nd.
and Lois Tabor, 90, 1921 Morning.
Nathan ii6s dF1Ss Pssis nT r.. 10, 1921 NJ st NV.
and Ellen Watson. 16 SIS North Car
Olaf T THeatheriand A., Alexandria. Va.
and Marearet Devine, -. 65 Dar-
Gerald Mccall. 20, Fresno, Calf =. and
velma Higgins. 10, saranac Lake.
Bill Haskins. %, Colorado Springs,
Colo, and Wilma Underwood, %.
Joseph Harper. 25 Mechanicsville. Md,
and Helen Winsfield, 2l. Roanoke.
Jake Fortune, 81. and virginia Clarke.
80, both OF Westmoreland. Va.
Jose Martinez. %, Guayama. Puerto
Rico, and Matilia Rosenborough, 81,
304 35th st. ne.
Harry Kipe, 20. Waynesboro, Pa, and
Ruby Young, IS, CrosSville. Tenn.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ASGLA Sf Wnsr Sa1h eue D0n sai nssisi stand
waiting. ride at low cost. Only
$5s5;, 2-day; money back t.a ifI tTial'
4 SANDERS; Wash.,s Oldest Ford
RES'9 Ap' 434soo. di4 ''0"' ave so q"
ANGLIA 1949 2 dr.; real gas saver;
ANGLIA 81 sedan; just like-brand
wagon, above average, $448: '53 A:4o
sed.. S1,2SS; 81 Hillman conv., $S6S;
IA other bargains. JACK PRY. LTD:
14th and NV. I'm Our 81 st Year.
ANGLIA 81 2-door sedan; dark
blue; by owner. Excellent condition;
good tires; $3.50; OIL. 2-1329., %
A4 dition: isSH SSs5 q: Austin fa'sPA is4a aedr.;
$395, fun price. Austin. 1858 4-dr
sedan; new car title; S1,275. Hill
man 1862; low mileage; one owner
S1.195. 194S Crosley station wagon
fully equipped, latest equipment
$I95; 1923 N. Gi ;iir low mil; 81 iiMes i425
Factory Sales and service for Kaiser
sea SPORTS Car. al Austin Austin Of f England. Nor:
rfs and M. @. Both sides of 18th anc
r sts. NV. NO. 7-2700. Estab'
hshed 1914. Il
AUSTIN 1851 Hereford 4-door; r..
heater, leather upholstery. immacu-
late low mileage car; sold new tol
approximately $1,000; sale price
S795. WHEELER INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth. (EM. 3-470S). 4S0(
Wisconsin ave. 80
AUSTIN 1851 A7O sedan; S745. Al
/ A1O sedan; S325. FOREIGN CARS
LTD, .2012 Duke st, Alex; Va,
XII S-6446. Open 8 pm. weekdays
pm. Saturday.
BUICK 80 de luxe 4-door sedan;
dark blue; Dyna. r. and h. $995
ARCADE PONTIAC, 143T Irving st
NV. AID. 4-S500; also 3460 14th
st. NV, RA. 3-96T0. 80
BUICK 1948 convertible: radio. heat
e. terms; RoFER' 18th and 3. B; /
BUICK HI; is4s Super 4-doOr; r. r. h,
Dynaflow; excel. throughout; sac,
$695; terms. ACME MOTORS,
BUICK 1850 special 4-door sedan;
r. and h, Qynaflow; .gunmetal gray:
original owners family car; S1.09o.
BUICK 1851 club coupe. Riviera
(hard-top); Dynf., radio and heater;
orig. black finish; absolutely perfect
Throughout; as low as $245 down:
full price; 81 .S9S, See Monday sS,,,i at
ave. NV. Ia. 9-S41o. Closed Sun
day.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
TRAILERS

TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILERs.
wanted for cash. We also sell and
rent cars, trucks and trailers. by
the hour; day or week; ssso The saa hitGn M,i is
conSin ave. -o
COLONIAL. l94s. 25 it.. aluminium;
excel condition: sleeps 4. Price
reas. Call Cedar 3-3767. --29
COLONIAL TRAILER, 26- IT,. model
must 2ii G5eh:S sell: 5000. Take up ~ payments
See at Baileyso Crossroads. JE.
2-9653 or JA. S-4527. 20
VAGABOND TRAILER for sale; never
been ON the road. fine condition,
1851 BoGEs AERO 1s-tt. de luxe
gnPum aspaF snr6Fs travel eeetTc s5ss BRAKE con
troll and awning incl. so. s-7579.
LATE '5e RoYCRAFT; 2 bedrms.,
outright bargain at 81 600. below
list, better if cash; AL condition.
PPIsa1ESM PT5a1 Md TRAHas sbdne l6AAR5, RARE, Lot 2
AMERICAN 20 g he. house trailer; o;Ss; 2S &;
rRAvELo tSTS; is49 IN house aS2S: trailer: Is IT.
long; Dickerson. Md. PoolesSydille
TRAILER. 2-horse. Call OF. 1853
or Green Oak Stable. JU. 9-9S75.
30
1851 TRAVELLO hse. trailer; 81 IT.:
excel cond.: 81 400. Call OV. g.
65S2 Sat, Sun. or Mon. 30
HOUSE TRAILER, 29 #. Prairie
Schooner; 3 rms. with bath: 81 800.
Lot No. 272, Temple Trailer Village,
Alex. Va. 80
TRAILER, 1916. Spartan. 8 rms. all
aluminium: 81 900. Call JE. 4-31 s..
PLATT HOUSE TRAILER. 35-ft..
fully equipped, 2 bedrms.. an
aluminium. ia. 7-9400. Ext. 146.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Legion Unit Plans
Coffee Hour Today
Al Mount Alto

Maritime Unit, District of
Columbia Department. Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, will hold
a coffee hour today from to
9 pm. at Mount Alto Hospital.
There will also be an enter
tainment.
At the last meeting of the
unit Mrs. Marion Skinner, Mar
garet Krezell and Mona Fritts
were accepted as new members.
Mrs. Constance Barry was
elected chaplain and Mrs. Pearl
Gates, Miss Marion Swaboda
and Mrs. Clara Davis as mem
Sergeant Jasper Unit will meet
Thursday, at the Legion Club,
433 Third street NV, at 8 pm,
with the president, Mrs. Agnas
Brady, presiding. Members who
have dolls to dress for the Sal
vation Army Christmas party
are requested to bring them to
the meeting.
Mrs. Emile Schuler, depart
ment chairman of the tubercu-
losis seals sale requests volun-
teer auxiliary workers who have
signed up to assist at the booth
in Woodward and Lothrop'S
main store and the North
Building, from December 4 until
December 18. to keep the booth
manned at all times. The hours
are from $50 am. to 6 pm.
and except Thursday when they
are 1890 to 9 pm.
There will be a tea on De-
cember 2 at the Y. w. c. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
from $3.50 to $50 pm. for VOL
unteer auxiliary workers.
Vincent B. Costello Unit will
meet at the American Legion
Club, Tuesday at $50 pm. with
the president, Mrs. Margaret
Greenburg, presiding.
Fort Dupont Unit will meet on
Tuesday at 8:15 pm. at the Fort
Dupont Clubhouse, Z Fourth
street NE, with the president,
Mrs. Georgia Virts, presiding.
The Junior group will meet
Saturday at the same place at
2 pm. with Miss Helen Pine
presiding.
A survey will be made at Mount
Alto Hospital on Tuesday at s
pm. to obtain information in
order to set up the Gift Shop
which will open December 10.
The patients will select their
gifts for Christmas to be sent
to their families at no cost to
them.
A tea and bazaar will be given
by the Department Ways and
Means Committee on December
5 at the American Legion Clut
from 2 to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
BOATS (cont.D

BARGAINS-Used outboard motors,
$35 UP. CAPITOL MARINE CO.. SO3
Maine ave. s.w Phone Elk. 3-3405.
REFRIGERATOR, 2-cu.-f:. Astral;
can be converted to boat current;
sos. Ii. 1889.
56-FT. PLEASURE BOAT, $1,000. See
at 500 Maine ave. s.w. after noon
Sunday.
YACHTsMEN
selby BAY Yacht Club has now
opened its membership. New, slip:
with water and elec. available fol
membars and nonmembeTs. Bean:
tiful grounds. Clubhouse with al
facilities. 25 mi. from D.. C. Only
10 min. to bay. For further infor-
nation call AID. 2-1600 Monday.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
1854 ,37-ft. Richardson sedan; twir
115-h.p. Grays; sleeps 6; $17,325.
USED BOATS
1948 33-ft. Wheeler sedan; 115 h.p.
coz. foam rubber. ship-to-shore
fishwell. gas detector, converted
stsipIefs ssapi s. :sse1 ss7se gallery winter cover
1871 3s-ft. wheeler. sedan; twin 145
h.p., bottled gas. shower, generator
teak cockpit, many other extras
sleeps g.; $500.
1876 4U-1t. Wneeler Seuan' Twin lt
h.p., Ship to- shore and many other
extras, A show boat, sleeps q
$4,000.
1946 46-ft. Wheeler, d.cfb.;Aw 145
h.p., ship-to-shore; new-boat cond.
sleeps 8; S21,500.
Many other listings in all price
ranges, all makes and models.
If you are contemplating purchasing
a new boat let US sell your boat and
find Won another
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
Washington, D. c.
DE r.A-0s Oman IN fo 4
Evening star., 1953-11-29
District VFW Unit
Is in Second Place
In Members Drive

Inc DlSIrlcG OF COlumDla De-
partment, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, is in second place in the
membership drive being con-
Quoted throughout the country.
The team headed by Senior Vice
Comdr. Zed L. Williams, jr., is
leading those in the local depart
ment.
An automobile will be pre-
sented to the winning depart
ment at the midwinter confer
ence of commanders here in
February.
Word has been received here
from national headquarters of
the appointment by Commander
in Chief Wayne Richards of
two members of the District
Department to important COM
mittee offices.
Senior Vice Comdr. Harry
KEEPER of Post No. 1401 has been
appointed to the National Aero
nautical Committee and Past
Department Comdr. Martin A.
Bryant to the National Agricul-
tural and Development Commit
tee.
Meetings this week are:
Tuesday-TNT Pup Tent No. 1,
moo. $50 Eighth street Sc; Ad-
vance Post, Legion Home, Col
mar Manor, Md.
WedneSday-Silver Spring Me-
mortal Post. 2425 Hayden drive.
Silver Spring, Md; Potomac
Post, 202O Rhode Island avenue
NE; U. S. Naval Gun Factory
Post, 730 Eleventh street Sc;
H. L. Edmonds Post, 1923 Thir-
teenth street NV.
Friday-National Capital Post,
Soldiers Home.
AuxiIiarieS.
Auxiliary members are re-
quested by Department President
Frances Cassidy to assist in the
sale of seals from December Z
through December 18. at the
F Street Station Post Office.
There will be a tea for the
booth workers at the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
December 2, from $3.50 to $3.50
pm. If you are selling seals and
care to attend, call Frances
Cassidy, 10. 2-0164, not later
than tomorrow, or Hattie Byram.
LA. 6-4766.
At the last meeting of ALL
| American Auxiliary plans were
made to join in with the post
and celebrate the birthday at the
home of Basil Allison, PIT Tuck
errnan street NV.
The D. C. Department will
hold a Christmas party follow
ing their meeting December Z
at Eighth and F streets NE.
| Bring a gift. Christmas baskets
will be donated to the less for
| tunate.
| Starting in January the meet
! ing will be held the fourth
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Drum-BugIe Corps
Being Organized by
D. {. Leuionnaires

Mai. Warren Hillery is organ
izing a drum and bugle corps in
the D. c. Department, American
Legion.
All Legionnaires, who are ell
gible for membership in the Ma
tional Guard of Honor, are in
vited to join.
Earl Waters, member of the
committee in charge, will answer
questions of the project. Call
him at EN-. 2-5722 between $3.50
am. and 4:30 pm.
Navy Department Post will
hold a Christmas party Decem-
ber is at 8 pm. at the American
Legion Clubhouse. Members are
requested to bring canned goods.
candy, games and children'S
clothing. All veterans are in
Vited.
The following officers will serve
Housing Post: James Kee, COM
mander: Ed Connolly, first vice
commander; j. NJ. Shroer, second
vice commander; Ralph White.
third vice commander; John
Ekern, adjutant; Tom Hooker,
finance officer.
The following posts will hold
meetings this week at the Legion
clubhouse:
Tuesday-James H. Jackson.
Wednesday-Sergeant Jasper.
Thursday-George Washing
ton, United States Maritime
Housing Post.
F'riday-Bureau of Engraving
and Printing.
Department of Labor Post on
Friday will sponsor a dance at
the clubhouse. All Legionnaires
and their families are invited.
The following officers have
been installed in United States
Maritime Post; Ralph w. Bile
wins. commander; Donald S.
Beal, first vice commander:
Irby L. Price, second vice COM
mander; Richard D. Lee, third
vice commander; William Tup-
man, adjutant; William F. Vail,
finance officer.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

SECOND TRUST. $1,000: payable
$50 per mo-. So. Excellent white
maker; only $1,000. so. 5-4753.
go
SECOND TRUST, S6,950: payable
S57 per mo-; $500. Also $3.50;
5-yr. note; 300 discount. Ii, 4
Ss,9a5 end TRUST, payable $50 a
mo-, 1471 Monroe st: NV: So. 2.550;
End trust, payable S33 a mo-, 431 8
E ST. Sc: both for $4,000. NE: g.
2717 or DI. 7-0713. 29
TWO NOTES-Face values. S2.S79
and S2.940, 69e each payable $50
monthly; due in years on new
brick semiramblers: University lane
area. Selling for $4,000; good
white makers: seasoned; for sale by
builder at $1,000 and S2,250 re-
sSSG sSSpSeGctiyely; ~. 7;5ss24, TSs2 vorrs- s,r,
$1,000 to $4,000, good discounts
JOHN w. MULROY. JE. 2-S322;
eyes,, JE. 2-9379.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
Jobs Daughters List
Meetings This Week

Meetings of Jobs Daughters
this week are:
Bethel No. saturday, Bethel
No. ! night.
Bethel No. 3-Thursday. Bethel
No. 3 night, Christmas party.
Bethel No. 5-Friday, grand
visitation. "er
Bethel No. 8-Thursday, busi-