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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NOTICE: That K. & p. INC, de-
Velopers of Rolling Acres and build
ers Of many other fine homes in
their cooperative bldg. plan to
the public. This plan permits. Gus
tom-built homes on individual lots
at group development cost. Week
days DU. 7-347S; ewes. and Sun,
JU, 9-65S4 Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PLEASE PHONE DRYER, IA. 2-5066.
II you have excel. 3 to bedrm. furn.
house to rent, NV: or Va. now un-
eRc6snsged. siI SI1s o. Maybe longer -Fs Fsfs'
JULY 70 or 3 bedrm. family: 8
ADULTS. Nd. or Va. Limit SS5 per
mo. Ref furn. Box 393-L. Star.
NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom.
home; den, with either wing or base
ment with two finished rooms suit
able for doctors ONCE. Must be in
best residential section near trans
portation. Up to $3.50. Call
GREEN CO.. ia. 4-1400. Ia
RENTALS WANTED
List your house with US and let us
take the work and worry OF your
shonlders. Gall K1. S:3l08 I'll 6.
COLORED COUPLE-Desire to rent
unfurnished house in NV. or ne.
Call 10. 1907 after 6 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BRICK RAMBLER, 8 bedrms.. on nice
lot. This home features liv. rm.-
dining combination. pleasant kit,
porch; rec. rm. in bsnt. VIII take
CT deal. Price. Sl4,5O0. WOOD
co, 1li6S Georgia ave; Silver
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-Attractive
home in bsaut; community; 20 miles
bedrms., open frepl.. porches. city
water and sewerage. nice grounds;
$4,000. Cali Gaithersburg 324 or
WHERE CAN You FIND q comparable
room, charming living room, dining
room, all-electric kitchen with sepa-
rate breakfast room. There are four
bedrooms. two baths, second foor:
full basement. slate roof. level lot
es nna GsspIIs nslsh5orSoOS very ne hS@si
REALTY CO.. 5211 wis. ave. NV,
LARaE ARC 3Gs 3sG:ssEaD'RiMs: III RAMBLER,
S19,95O-Beautiful loc,, on Mass.
ave: near Sumner; all brk. ano in
lovely trees. Owner leaves city IN
FRANK S. PHILLiPs. DI. 7-14II;
NEAR PARKSIDE SCHOOL. almost
new. all brick 3-bedroom Colonial;
1st-foor powder room. side screened
porch; owner transferred abroad
RIPLEY & & RoMER. Realtors. % JU.
4osEpkooM 4GeS SESR SsTesslFnHMsi 81. HMsi1oHAEL,s
Close-in 81. spg. all;;briek, .,ans ih-
ssGf Tta sfss sse THst sac sPfss op
neighborhood, Fresh on the market
at only SI7,95O. RIPLEY g. ROMER,
Realtors, JU. 5-61l1. Open ewes.
CHEVY CHASE-OWNER MUST SELL
SIC, 500. Charming 4-bedrm. Colonial
house. on beautiful wooded lot (60x
1907. Modern kitchen. full base
ment. rear screened porch. Financ-
a.ss4s. SAMUEL 81 a1IsSsr E. BodLiEY. NC.
OIL. 6-7S00. -16
GARRETT PARK-New custom-built
mot a development) 3-bedroom brick
rambler in center suburban Garrett
2.TooN A1R-coNDIT1oN1Nd UNIT
100-ft. frontage. u beautifully wooded
Carport, 8 bedrooms. living room:
separate dining room, large. GE
kitchen. fireplace. full basement. "a
convenient Naval Medical and Natl.
Health Center. Community SWIM
TO reach: Out Wis, ave, past Naval
HSfRa St on me pEeD to SaSS 1857
Kensington, left on Knowles 1 mile
(KnowleS and Strathmore Same).
Price, S21,600: $4,000 cash, $4,000
first, $1,000 second. Open Sat. and
Sun. l til dark. JU. S-91S9.
OAK VIEW-NEAR HnLANDALE
f1repl., screened porch. Anchor fence.
4% loan; $4,000 down. r ANN
WHEATON AREA
4 bedrooms and 2 baths. dishwasher
and disposal in kitchen. full base
ment; large fenced yard. VIII go
GI. EVENINGS call oL 4,2So6;
k1Rks RE4H3Y A6: a.Sq4s g.; REALTORS
Mr.. ST. BERNADETTE'S
Immac. 5-yr. .-old brick home; 6 lovely
iee. Anchor fenced lot. owner leav-
ing country; under $1,000. o,oo
PECK CO. HE. 4-640O
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
SILVER SPRING
GI-$850-DOWN
Qualified GIs should see this .fine
brick colonial at once. Immediate
possession and at the right price.
8 bedrms.; garage; screened porch
excellent location: many extras,
Phone US today sure for further
details and appointment to in
spect. RE. 7-6650 It'll 9 pm.
Colonial Investment CO.
BETHESDA
g and 4 bedroom homes, ramblers and
Colonials. Excellent financing avail
able. both conventional and GI.
Prices begin at S15. 500.
Z Il A..EA. HNO
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. lcent. J

1924 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-semi::
baths; 81. .000-S2. 900 cash; vacant:
will exchange. Open. OWNER, IA.
177o PARK RID. N.w.-Ise. hand
sGme Ta rms.. nCa' aS,iHus repisces, i0 ise. d din
rm., pantry and kit. B bedrms..
2h baths, full attic and bsmt. Sep.
garage with living quarters. Entirely
redec. To inspect, call Dl. 7-S757'
14Si.1iSe SCiHAPiNN ST. NV. = 2
semidet.- adjoining houses with ga
RACES. 8 81. 6edTms. iaesn IN Zach; l., excel. eel
pointment to Inspect. -16
Newly redec. 6-rm. house, bath and
q half. auto. wash. on. spac. lot
close to streetcar and bus, Gan
1is1 Gh GaSPfN iiSsffN ST. N.w.-1o rms, o 8
baths; 2 frs: new cond:; partly
furn.: lge. lot: 81 .000-S2 600 cash.
will exchange: open. OWNER. IA.
9-7O1O. -l0
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Immaculate semidet. corner brick
home; conv. to shops, transp. and
modern kitchen. 8 bedrms. and bath:
full basement. lavatory and det. ga
rage. Priced at $16,950, with
excel; financing. EN-. 2-61OO: eyes,
No' ao LAMoN q HENDERSON
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA--5-room brick bunga-
low: 2 baths. recreation room. de-
tached garage: S12,95O. Trade con-
sidered. JAMES CARROLL REAL
ESTATE. 10. 2-0400: ewes. RE. g.
BRADBURY HEIGHTs--Det. brk.:
oil. OIL hi-w;h: .t..; 2 bedrms;. 2 baths, ;.,in;
dlgevs2 GISe ssrDOr Tse r % ssmsRt en-
appointmenf only. 10. $500. -I6
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 2-fanily
semidetached brick apt, with e
bedrms. In 1st floor apt; rent S176
mo-: price S15.95O. Terms. JOHN
L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000
HTLLCREsT VICINITY, s241 M st.
s,e.-Det. Colonial brk.: liv. rm.,
din. rm., modern kit, 9 bedrms.,
99ee99, down. assume trust. Lu; 2
TEXAS AVE. AREA-2-bedrm. semi
Diet. brk.. 8 yrs. old. peri. cond
fence. storm windows; conv. loo ;;
terms. 40 CT. OWNER. LU. 2-4216.
vETERANs-we have a variety OF
csn someS 5. avaSSs n D. tS. sHd T pn Md
So-yeSr loans. quality houses. Gt Let
us serve you today. A. A. CARoZZA
CO. LU. 4-0040. 2412 Minnesota
1855 sss; i7sh III ST. s.E.-semioet. 1t BRICK;
a rms. and bath, gas heat lovely
WIZ sSeE tS isaSG' SESG rs4AE 1898 g.
42eO SOUTHERN AvE.-e-rm. and
bsmt. brick home; 2 yrs. old. $695
down; assume q loan; sg2.59 dsss dncls.
ssis sri ssdoSGtfffhERN soGfhERN AVE. s.E.-a bed
yard. cor: house. new house cond, ;
s-s30s or OIL. 4-O326. -16
GROOM EosE saMEDATScAEb RAXEs AREA BRICK
All spacious rms. 2 full baths. pine
esssifu ret S With With Tep BUS porsn sa
schools within 1 block: . well con-
s.e. area. Call Mrs. Cox. LU. q
Sl36 or ST. a-736s. ATLAS Re-
400 BLK. 42nd ST. Sc.
S995 down, low monthly payments.
semides. Sa sem s-Sedrm @ Sne 7"mo sS' oid houss s
Mr.. NORMAN. HE. 4-s692. 1t
s-RM.. 2.APT, Def, BRK: HOME
A truly distinctive home. with an in
come. ,2nd-f. apt. with pvt; entr.
very TsscepEon lpEEs rqS%s Ss Tth Fapsss sse trdmn m
porch. full bsmt. with shower bath;
det. garage: beautiful lot very conv
close-in loc. A bargain. See this
ard make an offer Mrs. Cox. LU. 2
s13s 80 Or % ST. a'7sds. ATLAS Re-
BUNGALOW $50
1919 Alabama ave: consress Heiehts
Zoned for apis. Substantial cash.
Do not disturb tenant. JAMES CAR
ROLL REAL ESTATE. 10. 2-o4OO;
"GI" NOTHING DOWN
coSaREss SRES sqnRaYi HE2aErs !S s5os EN- En- ST
s:E.; 53s FoxHALL PL. Sc: sc
ELMIRA ST. s.W.
BY. appt. any time: The above are
nice. clean. semidet. bricks; 2-s
eol esSr09%s. GEc., %. 64@AS sosss: e. DE!1f5 LIS
coLoREp -.II33s1 INDEPEMDEN!CE AZ y n! 4
AYE sESSss down. .OTGt,90 20fs ,STsa sTiss
handsome rooms. 2 rear Dorches: full
bsmt.; new gas h.-w.h.; 2-car det
brick garage; nice yard:
.rE ELLIS KossoW REALTY $3.50,
ST. 3-4416 HO. 2-IoZ'
COLORED-617 A ST. SE.-S295
down. spotless 6-rm. brick home
new gas h.-wh.; in excel. cond.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY co. .
ST 3-4415 HO. 2-7S2i
lie
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CHEVY CHASE MD

$25,950-New listing on Conn. ave.
transportation. Brick home with
charm and character. Graceful hall
way; living room with space for
dining room, bright Kitchen with
dining space for B. dishwasher, pow
der room, LIST floor. Three bed.
rooms, 2 baths upstairs. Paneled
recreation room includes recessed
The screened porch overlooks q spa.
cious shady garden and the Colum.
bia Country Club Golf Course.
SIDEWALKS, AND SHADY STREETS
Shopping Center. Phone Mrs. Reeve,
OIL. 2-9275 or EN-. 2-9696.
]. NELSON HUGHES
1920 Conn. Ave-, EN-. 2-9696
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CHEVY CHASE

Etght-rm., center-hall Colonial brick.
on lot 100 It. by 200 f.; modern
kit, library, powder rm., recr. rm..
maids rm., bath, and 2-car garage:
new-houSe condition.
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DRUGSTORE - cross so5.o00 1853;
low i' overhead: air cond.: ideal for
young pharmacist. Reas. terms.
Owner has other interests. JU; g.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

O14GV OI1<a0E, NIL.
BEDRM., BATH 1St FLOOR
S24 $50. Attractive postwar brick
home offered by out-of town owner:
SOFT. living room, dining room.
modern Kitchen with breakfast area.
rooms and bath End A.; full hsmt.:
garage, rear patio; property In ex.
Gel; eond. To inspect, call r. A.
NV. EN- S-l29o I'll 8. ~ '''
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$I8,500
Recently redeeorated home. throush
Exception rec hall, firepl. In liv. rm..
paneled den. Three bedrms., bath.
deep closets; sun deck on 2nd a.
Delightful rear yard. shade trees.
Quiet street west Of Conn. ave.
near all schools, shopping and
transp;. owner transferred. once
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BETHESDA

3 and bedroom homes, ramblers and
Colonials. Excellent financing avail
able. both conventional and GI.
Prices begin at SIS, 800.
H. j. KorzendOrfer Co., Inc.
OIL. 4-S111 Till q IA
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435 MASS. AVE. NV.
Newly decorated. 5 bedrooms, ga
baths. large living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen and pantry;
full basement. porch Available to-
day: Sl75 mo
FRED A. SMITH CO.
11l3 18th ST. NV. EX. 3-24S9
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THE HAMLET

THE HAMLET
brick rambler with
den, screened porch, lge. liv. rm,
and din: Tm;; gas, h.-w. heat. Priced
under $50, 900.
For appointment to see the above
homes, call Mr.. Herman, OIL. 2-7062.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-S260
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BUNGALOW $50
1919 Alabama ave-, Congress Heights;
5 rooms. 9O-ft. front lot to alley.
Zoned for apis. Substantial cash.
Do not disturb tenant. JAMES CAR
ROLL REAL ESTATE. 10. 2-04O0;
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CHEVY CHASE
5 BEDROOMS. 31a BATHS

Excel. prewar home for large family.
drs. ofc or nursing home. Corner
location with 3 lots. Priced below
the market at S35. 600 SAMUEL
Z. BOGLEY, INC. Potomac ofe..
OIL. l-6333. lie
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

BAY ESTATES, furnished: 20% be-
low cost; terms. lease; acres. big
trees. $400 down. $35 mo. RYON,
RA 3.6l4R
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AMER. UNIV. PARK, S24.95O-Just
like q brand-new home; wonderful
6 rms. ga baths. plus basement
law: rec. rm.. with firepl.; screeneq
porch. garage: beautiful lot, 125
It. deep with lge. inclosed rear yard;
one of finest locations money can
buy. near 49th and western ave.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411;
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CHEVY CHASE-OWNER MUST SELL
SIS, 500. Charming .4-bedrm. Colonial
1907. Modern kitchen. full base
ment. rear screened porch. Financ-
ing can be arranged. Ewes. call OIL.
2-9346. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC.
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426O SOUTHERN AVE.-6-rm. and
Ss% SoWn eTisa assams a0af I oan yrs S SssS
all. Vacant. OWNER. JU. $4,000.
24is SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-s bed
rms, receation rm.. fenced back
yard, cor. house, new house cond.
S11,600. HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma.
S-S30S or OIL. 4-0326. -16
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ALEXANDRIA. "a,

2oOD BURKE AVE .
. bsdrms;, bath, liv: FmS ~ S,nsste csc
Phone PIE TE. eiss94 iss9so OF Xxi Kf. ssSS44.
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All spssidus Tms. ta sRiSR G1e
Beautiful lot with firepi.; bus and
schools within l block; q well con-
structed and spotless home in best
s.e. area. Call Mrs. Cox, LU. q
S136 or ST. a-736S. ATLAS RE-
Atty CO -16
Evening star., 1954-02-28

National Capital Astronomers
-8:15 pm. meeting, Commerce
Department auditorium. "The
Jovian Version of Sunspots" by
DR.. James c. Bartlett, jr., Ameri-
can International Academy. Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
District Masonic Bodies
Plan Sessions This Week

Grand Master David M. Jones
will convene the annual assem-
bly, of the Grand Council OF
Royal and Select Masters Of the
York Rite of Freemasonry on
Saturday at 8 pm. at the Ma
sonic Temple.
A recess will be taken at 4
pm: grand masters dinner at
S pm; session reconvenes at
pm. for reception of Masonic
leaders from other Jurisdictions
and election and installation of
grand council officers.
Columbia Council will meet
Thursday at 1910 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
Knights Templar.
The Grand mmandery
school. under the direction of
Instructor William L. Hunt, will
exemplify the Order of the Tenn
pie on Saturday at 1880 pm. at
the Masonic Temple.
Brightwood, Potomac and Co
lumbia Communicates will meet
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Fri
day, respectively.
Scottish Rite.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection
meets at 1880 pm. on Tuesday,
The sixth and seventh degrees
will be conferred beginning at 8
pm at the Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, $500 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
| VFW Awards Pin
To Frank Gambino;
| Other Activities

Frank Gambino, past COM
mander of the former South
West Memorial Post, of the D. C.
Department, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. was presented with a dia-
mond past commanders pin last
week He. is now a member of
Front Line Post.
Department Junior Vice
Comdr. Francis Wood has been
appointed by Department Comdr.
Matthew j Kane to be in
charge of the arrangements
for the "On to Philadelphia"
dance to be held in May.
Any member of the depart
ment who brings in q member
ship during March and April will
attend the dance without charge.
Robert E. Peary Ship will hold
a dance in the Terrace Room
of the Airport on March II,
to honor Department Comdr.
Matthew j. Kane, sr.: Vice
Comdr. zed L. Williams. jr.;
Vice Comdr. Francis Wood and
Capt. Lou Lorenson of Peary
Ship.
Poppy Chairman Zed L. Will
liams announces the next meet
ing of the Poppy Committee will
be held in department head
quarters on March 8.
The first elimination for the
candidates for Poppy Queen of
1854 here will be held in the
Annapolis Hotel on March 10.
Bill Coyle of The Washington
Evening Star will be the master
of ceremonies. The judges will
be past department commanders
and past department president
of the Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs.
Florence Armstrong.
Meetings of posts this week
are:
Monday-Council of Admin
iStration. District Building.
Prince Georges. Riggs and Chill
lum roads, HyattSville, Md.
Tuesday-T. N. T. Pup Tent
No. /. NOV. $50 Eighth street
Sc; Advance, Legion Home,
Colmar Manor, Md.
Wednesday - Potomac. 202O
Rhode Island avenue NE; Sill
yer Spring Memorial. 2425 Haden
drive, Silver Spring, Md; U. S.
Naval Gun Factory. $50 Eighth
street Sc; H. L. Edmonds, 1923
Thirteenth street NV.
Friday-U. S. Treasury. 419
Seventh street NV; National
Capital. Soldiers Home.
AuxiIiaries.
Institution of an auxiliary to
Gen. Vincente Linn Post will
take place tomorrow at 8 pm. at
the Commerce Department Audi
torium. Ethel Sendlak, depart
Evening star., 1954-02-28
| OES Activities
| In locoI Chapters

Activities this week in Eastern
Star chapters include:
East Gate-Tuesday, Ways and
Means with Reah Davis.
Congress Lodge - Monday,
cancelled.
Columbia - Tuesday, 43d
birthday. Charter members, past
matrons and patrons honored.
Saturday, $50 pm, Ways and
Means supper and fashion show.
Martha Wednesday. life
membership fashion show, 2:30
pm, Potomac Power Co. Con-
tact Mrs. Shirley Barnes, Lock-
wood 7-7676.
Friday. initiation. The Past
Matrons and Patrons Associa-
tion elected Mrs. Arleigh Selke,
president; Marshall Royston,
vice pre- ident: Mrs. Emma Mas
son. Sc retary-treasurer.
Es" .er-Thursday, entertain
met.
fsethlehem-Wednesday. FASH
io show, Pepco, 2::30 pm. Sat-
urday. past matrons and patrons
banquet.
Joppa Lodge - Wednesday.
mems night. Masonic members
are special guests. March birth
days honored.
w hington Centennial
Tuesday. Unity Committee with
Mrs. Wade Brinley. Friday,
meeting.
Loyalty Wednesday, Areme
Chapter members are guests.
Lafayette Lodge-Wednesday.
Star Points with Mrs. Violet
Bailey.
Joseph s. Milans Lodge
Thursday. members of Milans
Masonic Lodge will be guests.
Federal - Wednesday, Ways
and Means with Mrs. Helen
Wheeler.
Mount Pleasant-Friday, re-
ception for Associate Grand Pa
tron Clayton Sanders. at 4441
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Acacia - Tuesday, January,
February and March birthdays
honored.
St. John's-Monday, meeting
called off.
Brookland - Thursday. Star
Points with Mrs. Minnie Shupp.
Friday, Dramatic Club with Mrs.
Nancy Dough.
Hope and Fidelity Chapters
will hold a reception at 8 pm.
Monday at the Mayflower Hotel
in honor of Grand Matron Flor
ence E. Lewis and Grand Patron
Estill E. Naylor.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Legion Auxiliary
Donates $4,000
To Church Crusade

A contribution Of $25, 1000 to
the Wooden Church Crusade"
has been made by the American
Legion Auxiliary.
This donation, sufficient to
erect one complete church in
Western Germany, was voted by
the National Executive Commit
tee meeting here.
Mrs. Willis c. Reed. Venita,
Okla. past national president
and chairman of the. National
Finance Committee, stated that
the donation was voted as a
tribute to . National President
Betty" Burdett.
Mrs. Lula Cole. president of
Maritime Unit. will present to
the unit the American flag that
draped the casket of her hus-
band. In turn the unit Ameri-
caniSm chairman, Mrs. Janet
Macon. will present it to Junior
Village, $500 sLoughboro road
NV. today at 2::30 pm. Supt.
Carl A Oliver will accept the flag.
The children will sing patriotic
songs and pledge allegiance to
the flag.
Fort Dupont Unit-Next Tues
day at the clubhouse, z Fourth
street NE. at 8 pm. with the
president, Mrs. Georgia Virts,
presiding. On Saturday the
junior group will meet at the
same place at 2 pm. with Mrs.
ArmoZa P. Jameson, junior
chairman. presiding. assisted by
the junior chairman, Miss Helen
Pine.
The purpose Of this meeting is
to formulate plans for a bazaar
and luncheon to be held by the
senior members. The proceeds
will be used for child welfare
work.
Mrs. Ruth Rainey. department
chairman of junior activities, is
calling a meeting of unit junior
chairmen and all junior men,
bers on Saturday. at 2 pm. at
the American Legion clubhouse,
433 Third street NV.
Fort Sevens Unit will hold its
yearly visitation for department
officers on Friday. at the Legion
Club. at 8 pm, with Miss Eileen
Brooks, president. presiding.
Unit officers and chairmen are
requested to have written reports
covering their work for the past
several months.
The department child welfare
chairman. Mrs. Francis Norton,
is calling a meeting of unit child
welfare chairman on Thursday
at the Legion clubhouse, at 8
pm.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Science Calendar for Week

and Metallurgical Engineers
5;45 cocktails, 6 20 1inEer meet.
ing, National Press Club. The
Significance and Application "
Aerial Photography and Air
Borne Geophysics" by H. S.
Scott.
Washington Sanitation Con-
ference-l2:15 luncheon meet
ing. Stevens Cafe, 3548 Four
teenth street NV. David Alud
will speak on the Public Works
Program Of the Department of
Sanitary Engineering for the
District of Columbia"
Thursday.
American Phytopathological
Society-Eleventh annual meet
ing at the Plant Industry Station
Auditorium. BeltsWille, Md. DR..
b. M. Duggar. Lederle Labora-
tories. will speak at 7:3O pm.
on the Past, Present. and Fu-
ture OF Plant Pathology" Meet
ing will continue on Friday.
The chronological Society of
Washington-8 pm, Room 43.
National Museum, Tenth and
Constitution avenue NV.
Establishing of a Training Cen
ter for Malaria Control Tech
nical Assistance in Thailand"
by Ernestine B. Thurman, De-
partment of Health, Education
and Welfare. Kodachromes will
also be shown. "Cataloguing
chronological Literature-Why
and How" by Lucille w. Yates.
Agricultural Research Service.
Washington Statistical Society
$3.50 pm. dinner meeting,
Barker Hall. YWCA. Research
and Policy" DR.. Robert Calkins.
president of Brookings Institu-
ton.
American Society of Refriger-
ating Engineers-5:3O cocktails,
$50 dinner meeting, Continental
Hotel. Panel discussion: Curt C.
Mack, Assistant Commissioner,
Underwriting; FILA Harold c..
Sarshik, president of the Home
Builders League of South Jersey:
c. w. Nessel. Chicago, and
George S. Jones. managing di-
rector, Air Conditioning and Re-
frigeration Institute. F. Dunning
Rupprecht will act as moderator.
Friday.
Society of Women Engineers
Three-day national convention
starting today at the Mayflower
Hotel. The theme of the con-
vention is "The Woman Engineer
in a Peace-time Economy"
Field trips are planned to An
napolis. the Model Basin, Bureau
of Standards.
Saturday.
National Capital Astronomers
-8:15 pm. meeting, Commerce
Department auditorium. "The
Jovian Version of Sunspots" by
DR.. James c. Bartlett, jr., Ameri-
can International Academy, Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1954-02-28

Science and technical So
ctety meetings hare been an
nounced for this meek by the
Joint Committee on Press Re-
lattons OF the District Council
OF Engineering and Architec-
turdl Societies and the Wash
ington Academy Of Sciences.
All meetings listed are open
to the public unless otherpiSe
listed.
Tomorrow.
Society for the Advancement
OF Management-8 pm, Ma
tional Science Foundation, 1920
H street NV. Management of
Family Insurance and Invest
ment Funds" by DR.. Donald
Watson. professor of Finance.
University of Maryland.
Tuesday.
Botanical Society of Washing
ton -8 pm meeting Cosmos
Club, 2121 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV. Prescribed Burning
in Ponderosa Pine Forests" by
Harold Weaver, Department of
Interior. "Floral Glimpses of
Cuba and Puerto Rico by DR..
D. S. Correll, Department of
Agriculture.
Wednesday
Institute of Radio Engineers
pm. meeting. Potomac Electric
Power Co.'S auditorium, Tenth
and E streets NV. Magnetic
Drum Calculator, Type 650-En-
gineering and Design Considera-
tions" by Ernest Hughes, devel-
opment engineer. IBM, Endicott,
N. Y.
Washington Society of Engi-
neers-8 pm. meeting. Cosmos
Club, 2121 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Scientific Activities of the
U. S. c. G. S." by Capt. Albert
j. Hoskinson, chief, Division of
Geodesy, United States Coast
Gedetic Survey.
American Institute of Mining
Evening star., 1954-02-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 194s Regal de luxe
sedan; dark blue, interior just like
new; with r, H.; real buy at S495.
sTUDEBAKER 1913 4-dr. Landcrui-
ser: r. and b; .s495: easy terms to
VoLKSWAGEN 30: Ac export o model.
new paint: new brakes: S495. Ju.
voL2KsiwAGoN so; export model.
sedan; extras, like new; I2.000
uni miles can tinance; NO. 7-l757.
TRIAL MOTOR sALEs, Wo. 6-9s36.
WILLYs 81 station wagon: 4-cyIin-
Ger economy motor: heater; over
drive; tires like new: in finest con-
dition throughout: full price. S745.
gains. WOLFE MOTORS. 1901 Wis Wis
consin ave. NV, EN-. 3-0142. Open
Sunday, 10-4. -2S
wMLYs 80 20 4-dr. sedan; best offer.
WHY'S late 1850 station IS wagon;
def; very clean; dark green; sac.
this week end, $685.. Wo. 6-sI40.
wILLYs 1851 e-cyl. station WAGON;
T. and h.. oyerdrive; 4 other wagons
to choose from. $795. S195 down.
sI1lsz gINEY BRANCH MOTORS. yU.
H-l 100. --2S
WHLYs 1947 station wagon: Cd.
good cond.: excel. tires. new battery:
used as 2nd car; $3.50 OIL. 2-s65s
wILLYs 1853 station wagon; new.
never been used; heater. spare
tire, reasonable lettering done free
for buyer; 81 1925. See FRED
SELLER. Evening Star Garage, S41
WILLYS 40 station = wagon; wagon factory
new motor with guarantee, frt. end
brakes etc: S695. Ope-owner 80
66oeeylinder; r., h.. cd; 10000 mi:
sLiGo MOTORS. WHY'S dealer. @S, asa
Sligo ave, s. Sp.. Md. JU 7-90S0.
JU 5-9040. Open Sunday.
WILLYS 1949 station wagon; looks
and runs like new; oVedr.. tires
practically new; S595. no cash down.
WHY'S station wagon; excel cond.:
10000 actual mi; only S545; trade
accepted. LO. 4-7537.
ZEPHYR SO 4-dr. sedan: blue leather
upholstery: 6-cylinder overhead
valve motor; comfort and economy:
driven by company Official: 81 ,095:
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAM
DERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
CAPITAL TRANSIT BUs-Good con-
dition; 5000, See F. ]. HOFFMAN,,
5002 18th st. ne. -