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Evening star., 1955-02-20
AUTOS. FOR SALE tcons.

MERCURY latest 40 custom cony. s.
a0oo mi; lsSH owner nr ,.ss sfcel; ai,.r moiSp No
money down, easy credit, 1920 WI
MGRcURY i2P SEHsi 1854 Monterey hard top
conv.: , tone. $500 miles. Merc.0-
Matte, T. and h.. Wv. tires; 5000.
Diplomat leaving. wo. 6-0475;,
MERCURY 1853 Monterey; Mers,o-
brakes. brake Wv. tires; low mileage.
SshsnsUSa ssilens sSndtiono HtHMn KIN ki. s.ao27 -
HSsSgnyys S.st.F ysoo 81 MR. tf5 fFAhMns Hasi' 70 .e
MERCURY SasSuRY 80 coupe; original 2-tone
finish, Wv. tires, fully equipped,
III ,Sse, S246 down. other MeI;
sRzsch iSssis + MoToss sRS6is fj9n 5G' s-iiss.
MERCURY '52 4-dr.; green; Mere.
sss6 Ms'tS; Or best best oier. jE. a-6iISS.
MERCURY 81 Custom n ,.SH;, 4;asSS5; fully y
low ipS1 as $40 down; full price, $7S53,
pLEY-FORD. 1923 Ga. ave. NV
SEsegDsHx SME.sseeDx.ts IT, radio asr h.s s:san s1ss
fa1RkwnY, a1shk ylIn ,roRp. 5Fs6 :HM sosi X 4. a:x.
AID. 2-Olsb. Open to 9: sat
MERCURY III curry "a Monterey sedan; light
SsS s5sS T,sh rsdo ross.asa heater snd
Matte; excellent white sidewall tires
Priced to sell at S2.O95. CCC guar:
CAPITOL CApILLAC-o -olpSMoSdLE 4 Snda
MERCURY 'b4 Custom 4-door; green
seat M covers. Cali JU. s-2365 sun.
MERCURY '62 Monterey, hard top:
Q beautiful red and black nnSni
words cannot explain .a1,s,Gs5 ths care uitS .ha,
overdrive. radio. heater. Wv. tires.
seat covers and many other, extras.
Give us . call and we will slsdls
give you . demonstration. ANA,
COSTA q MOTORS Pr Alls6oo' lSsn and Good
MhSRRe MhERcJRH hsi 81 81 t.ar.: - !; sna h., Cd: /
fHxccKER MoToRs, 18th and r. /.
MEkCURY 1858 Monterey 4-dr.;
$s:, 'sSss .ss.. ss:; :s sssssds sS nss's
piERca6RayYS 1iIs52 Monterey: hard top;
aray; / owner; low mi. r.; and h.
Snd 9ysTVdria iaia lSS; .s,,s .ov LA ege' yed with
aRGfuET bIsef top, $500 sood eiSS Condition and ap
pearance. sacrifiee for $295. Terms.
nanlRcuKE als IagI9r 81 q nsi nGsciny.r.,sl.; r. and
h; Cd; directional signals; Orig.
cleaning black finisn; In noiNa Nc n iaws y,.w N
Snss Ssw Gns sop; 'Un sss5; s56 down. J BANK M
hMRoSTroRs, hMRoSTroeiRRss WHY'S HRsa dssIsr, ssa silss
ave. s. B., Nd. Ju. 7-soso or Ju'
MERCURY 81 a-dr.; 1-ovner car,
t0rmsrly owned ,s BY navy .,;or sonmsT1asr '1nnss
sauipped; @ sszs. CHEVY CHASE NO.
A 81 t,sfoo! cSj Nc;i HON: nHS' Of ~'e eoussf; si
ldERcURY 1859 Custom 2-dr.; IL Z sns an
Vermont ave, NV; Ap;, 4-4soo
niERCURY 81 Custom club coupe
1., sEs iTssn ,%se n eu.9sn
teed; SSe6 cash OF S46 down. WOLFF
MOTORS, 1891 wis. ave; NV" EN-
,SSlGESrespNH ,SlAEaS opsn sun iehs II ss5lodS; ~ :; 4.dr
sed' black; $4,000 mi; excel. cond. :;
orig. owner. Ho. 2-3422.
NG::T:D.. yellsw, red leather ss nn,' nI'
Ewood mutiler; sssb. OIL. 4-2oe4
bGe.MAoNETTE 1855. new 4:dool
cred orders taken for overseas de,
livery; complete service. MANHAT
TAN AuTo tEst; lsl4l: Kaiser
slHESEHy. HsSTEMHy &o tsGaosRRls e GMaoossRls fSSNH5f MiNof
veg aa7cS ss'' sisnes an At ss,.s :s' biz IL
ho1RRfkl: ho1Rfk s. MEsoh Alsah 81 q ads. s-'.ss sedan
SslSe; sS4s. D. L.. excel g ALL s1rs: ca tns
Arthur BLDG. Presidential Gardens
9 nsssgtiys ns, ave. Alex. val. S9I
ssd,.,sss:s ss' ,.ssssssis s,ss H. 'sesasa sesssa
Evening star., 1955-02-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1851 'qS" Holiday
hard top; with Hydra-Matic. radio
and heater; sparkling black finish
Ted Th inteTor s6ss wats PARwAS nd TSn
FORD, 305l M st. NV. AD. 2-0l IS.
oLDsMOBiLE '49sN"eS": Hydra,
r. and h.; S549: "ss" COW. cpe.;
green, tan top. Hydra. :. and h.;
$1,399. HoRNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, sleL Fla. ave. ne. at eth, Ii.
oLDsMoBILE 1854 "ss" sedan; ra-
dio. heater, Hydra-Matte: Light
green finish; also Wv. tires. APP
| pearance. condition and price make
thif 5si yelss SSs4s Co. AYERS fst4
lington shopping center. Alex, Va.
o1Es GHi slSSsO' 1893 '"ss" sedan: tn,. car 4.
eve oSns5 iSlS .IsS ssnigDssa ssa ns
sssn s$ nsfss fsEr SEA ;ssa VS. rs
gray with black top. white tires,
Hydra-Maticc, power steerinsi radio:
or oldsmosIes ,9std most popular messhl sah
sfasGnsslyN susGRRHN DeasfS DceaAsfpSL1Ac-oLfDsjMo. ejSsS
BILE 81 s.z2oo ga 70s0 ArI. I'd, Bethesda
$5 5S $es; 80 sSss sat: 2-d5 4T $5ses 5s $s
$795: 40 "ss" convertible: .s595:
40 ''9s"' convertible, s395.. All fully
HAaKER fH9eSsf MofoRs aof snd 1atS and f.
ave; ne; LA. 6-6530;
DaRs MR Hill. effy Tn e1siss Ons or IL IEntI T.
ofns s7Se; ,sa Ext sss s4cl5 a'door. uvs,.-M,t,e.
clean inside and out! ST, ,695. b. 1 b.
MOTORS. S33@ Ga. ave. Sill Spg..
Nd. ~. .7-,7sss., Open today,
OLDS AS 4-dr. sedan. Only l owner
since new. Beautiful 2-tone green
Hydra. Many thousands Of miles q
CHASE CHASE MoToR 5rosD' CO., iNc.' cHhst seh
Wis. ave, OIL. 4-6lOo. Home Of
Country Club Used Cars. 81
oLDs aLS le4es s., .ss.; ,G,.z, with Hydra ;,.i r
beautiful 2-tone chariot red fnish:
really clean inside and out; special
today only, S495. FRANK SMALL.
JR;, INC, 1900 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu'
IoLDs 1854 Z Super .ss" holiday;
with radio. heater, Matte,
power brakes, power steering and
excellent tires. A wonderful buy at
Sg5g5; ccC &c, rsss,.np,s sgar1n,ee; 1S SAPITo5
oi a2nd S g, nv; n.y., ST; a.26o9; co.,, ai t.I,
tifui e-tone blue paint; completely
equipped with Hydra-Matic, power
white tires. etc: bought new in
Oct. very low mileage; 9 wonderful
sayings at $S,S95; SUBURBAN CAD :,
s3.os5, Can RE. 1885; after 8,
oLDs 1852 "es" 4-dr.; oy private
party; r. and h.; S, covers, p. steer;
ing. rear seat speaker: in very good
oLDs 1851 "es' Holiday 4-dr.: r
owner; ssg5. BOWMAN sTUDE-
BAKER. 7600 Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122
OLDS. 1854 Super "Ss" 4-dr..; power
ssseTinS ss s.ea asdsa bssatfa ena aaone r. nsh
Car is positively same as brand-new
in every gay. Must be seen to Be
TORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. oWo'
PACKARD 81 4.dr;; r. h.. ultrs:
matte: Rreen; .S755;. Owner soinf
pScKsRp;s4e STsEJssi; " s-9sSs 9psss.. sse5: Is,
9.dr., r. and h., 500: 50 3-dr. Z
and h., SI.099. HoRNER's COR
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave- ne. at ~ sth'
PACkARD 1853 convertible coupe;
r. and h., power brakes, Ultramatic
many other. extras. Like new con:
dition, Only 81 ase5; FoLtiNs
IPACcKARD c 1854 convertible coupe;
+. and h.. power brokes. Ultramatie
! white. tires. etc. Company ofisia
+ LiNs PACKARD SERVICE. Col.
lege Park, Nd, uN. a,1500.
PACKARD sg ,.E 1dr rseaS xltrfHsst.s;r rTfHsoEri
MOTORS 18th and r. !. ave. me-
excel. cheap trsnsp.: SxS, Essc
! STATION. 18th and Franklin pc
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Arlington Red Cross
Opens Drive Wednesday

The Arlington Red Cross will
launch its 1855 fund campaign
at 2 pm. Wednesday with a
Kickoff" tea at its Chapter
House, 4333 Arlington boulevard.
Alfred E. Grove, Arlington's
fund campaign chairman. ex-
tended an invitation to all vol
unteer campaign solicitors to
attend.
Special guest will be Martin
r. Wiegand, general chairman
of the Metropolitan Area fund.
Arlington's quota for 1855 Is
$4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE '4s "76" 4-dr.; Hydra.
r, h., Wv. tires: good running
eond;;, $3.50 or best offer. Lo.
OLDsMOBME AZ 4-dr. sedan: r.. h.;
black finish: very clean; $3.50 or
best offer RE. 5-6561. 30
OLDSMoBILE 80 Super "sS" 4-dr,;
equipped with many accessories.
orig. OWNER, ia. 2-56S4. 30
oLDsMOBILE '53 Super "ss" de
luxe 2-door: HYDRA Matte, r. and h..
Wv. tires, power brakes. power
steering, tinted glass; one owner
very low mileage: Immaculate con-
dition an doutstanding value only
S1.795. PAUL BROS. fOlds). KE
7-130S. Wise, ave. and Ellicntt st.
Open daily I'll s. --2l
1854 Super "SS" 2-dr.
sedan; distinctive 2-tone cadet blue
and swan white with harmonizing q
tone interior. offset by Wv. tires:
super-range Hydra-Matic drive r.
and h., turn signals and host of
other accessories too numerous to
mention. Must see and drive to ap-
preciate An outstanding value at
only S2.395. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO., Northern Virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Co. 5000 Wilson blvd /,
Arl, Va, ia 7-S4O0
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Jobs Daughters Coll
Meetings This Week

Jobs Daughter meetings this
week are:
Bethel No. 2 - Friday, Drill
Team night and initiation.
Bethel No. 3-Thursday, Drill
Team. Choir. and dramatic
night.
Bethel No. saturday, busi-
ness and initiation: February q,
Go-to-C Church Sunday, Eldbrooke
Methodist, Wisconsin avenue
and River road NV.
Bethel No. Saturday, obli-
cation and q flower talk.
Bethel No. 7-Wednesday, OBJ
legation and past honored queens
night.
Bethel No. 8-Today. tea.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
CIV Medical Society
Gives Merit Award
To Dr.. R. H. Harmon

The George Washington Uni
versity Medical Society last night
gave its annual Award of Merit
to DR.. Robert Howe Harmon, 81,
Washington physician and choral
leader. ...
The award was presented by
DR.. Leland E. Stevenson, presi-
dent of the society, at a banquet
at the Shoreham Hotel. DR..
Harmon is the eighth person to
receive the award.
The award, based on recogni-
ton of scientific accomplish
ment, academic attainment and
service to the community, was
earned by DR.. Harmon after Is
years of work with the student
body of the university and with
singing groups in this area.
DR.. Harmon is director of the
university glee club, associate
university physician of the Stu
dent Health Administration, for
mer president of the George
Washington University Trouba-
dors, a university singing group
which has travelled over 100000
miles in the past five years to
sing at military bases through
out the world.
A native of Bay st. Louis.
Miss, DR.. Harmon is a 1929
graduate of the George Wash
ington University School of
Medicine. He received the
George Washington Alumni
achievement award for 1949.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

George Janifer. 81 1000 50th pl. ne,
aad Phyllis Day, co. Bladens yirg, Md
Ray Lagle, -. Hyattsville, Md, and Bar
bara Owens "a, Chevy Chase. Md
Raymond Cheney, ~, Andrews Air Force
Base. and Mary Hines. 23, 1880 L st.
william Coleman; q; Savage sC ,.,s|:, MsS; and NJ
Gerald Harrell. 10, es M st. NV, and
Nancy Brooks, 1s.. Seat Pleasant. Md;
Fredia Matiock, 23. 1880 PARK I'd. NV.
George Young. "a, 30S 34th st. ne, and
Mary Royal. Is. 1888 ADAMS ST ne
both Of i4is Rhode Island ave. NV.
Edward Niemiec, 81, Andrews Air Force
Base. and Norma Purcell. 90. 3155
Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
George Faraco. As. Alexandria, and An
tainette Arnold, 45. Falls Church, Va.
Thomas Swami. q. 1927 10th st. NV.
and Irene Bradford, 10, 754 Burns st.
John Cope. 40, $50 D st. Sc. and Evelyn
Mcneil, So, Pineyille. ". Va.
Francis McCabe. 2l. Chillum, Md, and
Joan Coiner. IS, 5107 sth st. NV.
Andrew Butler, 25. 4535 Dix st. ne.
and Erms Anderson. 20, 1889 I st.
James Doster, 2s. Boiling Air Force Base.
and Maye Rutherford, II. 1882 Con-
Ronald maid Drake, f,i i;e, IS, Andrews Air Force
Base. and Arlene johnson, ls. 7l6
Donald Bryner, 81, 42s Marietta pl.
NV, and Shirley Evans. 10. Alexan
Charles Bellinger, 25. 1917 Benning rd
ne, and Edna Spann. rs, 311 Lowrie
pl ne,
Evening star., 1955-02-20
American Legion
Auxiliary Marks
Americanisrn Month

Americanism month is being
observed by the American Legion
auxiliary with a program ar
ranged jointly by the American
ism chairman. Mrs. Frances
Snow; Civil Defense chairman,
Mrs. Mary Noonan. and legisla-
tive chairman. Mrs. Cecilia Han
son. The program to be held at
8pm. Thursday at the American
Legion Club, will feature a de-
bate by the young people of the
legion and auxiliary. The topic
will be Should National Secu-
rity Training Be Compulsory"
Lee Pennington. national Amer
iicanism director Of the Legion.
will address the group. Clarence
II. Olson, assistant legislative
director, will discuss the Legion
legislative program. A fllm on
civil defense entitled "Ivy" will
be shown The meeting is open
to the public.
Honor Washington.
The department president, Mrs
Frances Norton, will place a
wreath at the Washington Monu-
.ment on Tuesday in honor of
George Washington's birthday.
1t is being donated by Kenna-
Main Unit 81. Mrs. Goldie Van
Hise. president of the unit, will
escort Mrs. Norton.
= The Department Executive
Committee meeting will be held
Z tomorrow at 8 pm. at the Legion
Club with Mrs. Norton presiding.
y Hospital Workers. ..
Rehabilitation Chairman Mrs.
Matte Frye and volunteer hos
pital workers will meet at 1880
pm. Thursday at the club. Mrs,
Frye announces dates are open
for recreation and ward parties
at Mount Alto Hospital. Inter-
ested units should contact her.
"A report of the Area "B" Con-
ference will be given.
A dinner and evening of games.
will be held Wednesday at the
Fairfax Hotel. 2100 Massachu-
sets avenue NV, sponsored by
the VAVS representatives of
Mount Alto Hospital. Proceeds
will go toward the air-condition-
ing fund.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, director.
announces volunteer hospital
workers meeting will be held at
7:30 pm. Thursday at the club.
All volunteers are urged to at
tend.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Leadership Course
OF American Legion
Meeting tomorrow

The D. C. Department Amer
ican Legion indoctrination and
post leadership training course
will meet at 7:30 pm. tomorrow
at the American Legion club, 433
Third street NV.
Review of the six lessons pre-
viously studied will be taken UP.
Post commanders or their rep
resentatives are urged to be
present.
Francis j. Rainey, membership
officer of Bunker Hill Post, an
nounces the following applicants
have been accepted into the
post: Harold Lazaroff, Robert A.
Russell, Lloyd j. Flynn, Robert
E. Laird and Charles '. Holman.
jr.
George T. MeNeely, a member
Of Sergeant Jasper Post. now a
patient at Kecoughtan Veterans
Administration Hospital, has
offered a membership prize of
SO to the post member who
brings in five new members or
10 renewals by March "a.
New members accepted re-
Gently are: Paul B. Meyer,
Michael j. Cavanaugh, James E.
Hayes, Roy E. Keller, Leon M.
Newman, Carroll M. Thomas,
Hugh S. Noonan and Charles o.
Peterson.
Department Comdr. Byron E.
Dunn has appointed Charles
Kohen as chairman of special
fund raising activities. Scrolls of
achievements are available for
all posts and all donors names
will appear thereon. Donations
may be mailed to the American
Legion Club, marked Special
Fund Raising Activities"
Kenna-Main Post will sponsor
Anacostia High School in the
oratorical contest for 1855. Mark
M. Moore, assistant adjutant,
extends an invitation to all boys,
age IA to 81, to join Boy Scout
Air Squadron No. SO which meets
on the first, third and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month. For
information, contact Mr.. Moore,
johnson 2-4755.
Kenneth n. Nash Post will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday. at
224 d street Sc. with Comdr.
Richard H. Harper presiding.
New members accepted are:
Dennis G. Costello, James C.
McElheny, Ray j. Ringheiser
and David B. Wechtel. BY rein
statement: Charles M. Lord.
John j. Phutsky and Charles S.
Mitchell, jr. BY transfer: Err
nest A. Armstrong from Fort
Dupont. James M. Grant from
George E. Killeen and Edward
j. Rayle from Woodbridge.
The post will hold a dance at
$50 pm, February 26, at 224
D street Sc.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
wednesday.

Potomac Elementary School
PTA-The school Safety Patrol
will be hosts and conduct the
program at the school in Po-
tomac, Md.
Hyattsville Junior High School
PTA-Bake sale and open house
at z pm. at the library Of the
school In Hyattsville.
Thursday.
Truesdell School PTA-Dr.
Donald Bloch. psychiatrist and
educator, will talk on How Can
We Help Children to Get Along
Better With Others?" at the
school. Eighth and Ingraham
streets NV.
Friday.
Parkview Elementary School
District Congress Of Parents and
Teachers will hold its founders
day program at the school,
Warder and Newton streets N.W.
Ardmore PTA-"The Spinsters'
Convention" a play, will be pre-
sented by the group at the Lam
ham School auditorium. Lanharn,
Md.
Saturday.
Kimball School PTA-Carnival
and square dance from IL am.
to 8 pm, at the school at Minne-
sofa avenue and Ely place Sc.
West Lanham Hills Elementary
PTA-Roast beef dinner from 5
pm. to 8 pm. in the school cafe
terra, Seventhy-eight avenue and
Harkiss street. West Lanham
Hills, Md.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Calendar of PTA Events

Stanton Elementary School
teachers will give their opinions
of the proposed new report cards.
which use the A-B-C system of
grading, at 8 pm. tomorrow
at a meeting of the Stanton
Parent Teacher Association.
The meeting at the school,
Alabama avenue and Naylor road
Sc, will include talk on "Our
Problems in the Far East" by
Jim Lucas, Pulitzer prize-win-
ming correspondent.
Other PTA meetings scheduled
this week, all starting at 8 pm,
unless otherwise indicated, are
as follows:
Tomorrow.
Stoddert School PTA-Bake
sale from 2 to 4 pm, business
meeting at 8 pm, followed by a
repeat of the bake sale at the
school at Thirty-ninth and Cal
vert streets NV.
st. Michael's PTA-Regular
monthly meeting at the school
in Silver Spring.
Northeast Hebrew Congrega-
ton PTA-Regular business
meeting at 46o1 Eastern avenue
NE.
Anne Beers PTA-Open house
at 1880 pm. at the school.
Thirty-sixth place and Alabama
avenue Sc.
Suitland Junior-Senior High
School PTA-Sarah Letter, presi-
dent of the Maryland Teachers
Association. will discuss THE
Guidance Program.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Order Of Odd Fellows
Plans Musical PROGRAM

A musical skit program. cele-
brating the birthday of Schuyler
Colfax. author of the Rebekah
Degree, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, will be held at 8
pm. February Is at Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street NV.
The public is invited.
The Youth Fellowship Club OF
the order will mold a dance Feb
ruary 26 at the Temple. Admis-
sion is by membership card only.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will
hold a reception at 8 pm. Feb
ruary % in honor of the newly
elected State Rebekah Assembly
president. Mrs. Charles Gunson,
and her officers, at the temple.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

80 Champion 4-dr.;
7; and h., Cd; orig: BLACK; good
sTgpEbASERs sERsF 1900 Ca. sU%1AS sS.. *.
1854 Champion star
light club coupe; equipped. low
mileage: beautiful two-tone finish:
aall-leather interior. Car. absolutely
same as new throughout, Must be
MIS- 8 g s5iS VIZ s'. ~ sa
z-dr, sedan: Light green; Z. and b.,
' buy At $500 20. Sins. 'ctesn' Mao
sTUDERAKER 81 Champion 4-dr.:
rvrsr and shs;as 81 o.d o,n,ri dark Erey. Iv, ons
1855 demonstrators,
save $500. AMERicAS SERVICE
SRSIsR on Gls5s I'd e2s t s5sS s.st q Heeht Co
s4gBahAkEn 4aoGl Z sna = T. c9nmanSsr cg w..
2-tone cream over dark blue, one
owner. S1.395. BOWMAN STuDE-
BAKER 1900 Ga. ave. RA. 6-ll22.
1850 Champion eonv.;
excellent condition; radio, heater,
overdrive; S495. ~. s-I874. 80
sTUDEBAKER At 2-dr.: heater: re-
must sell. LU. 1-s4s3. 80
sTUDEBAKER '5a Champion sport
sGuss sIas5. aGns; MaRr1N Nc moroeRso 81 1851
Hampden lane. OIL. 2-1TOO.
sTUDEBAKER so Commander Star
sss5 sns eoSPe MPaRrTN ana mohfoRssy RI syerdEIye 4a"l
'53 Champion de luxe
TIN MOTORS. 4904 Hampden lane.
SO Champion 4,dr.:
i9s s 4sCs SSsFfE HamDden sseS sn. MsHEIE o
sTdibGsAkER AS Landcruiser, r.
owner, s445. MARLIN MOTORS.
sTu6EsaReR fSS6 sPfsn 1882 s2e commander 1 va
4-dr..; automatic transmission, CHI
matizer: low mileage: excellent COM
s4tISn dition; |. 500 Z .5u. ~, l,s4s3 s, 49,, .v .,
ssF sess cSSs1s SSeTdry oS1dsrsf ss hssts5 as5
sTuDEsSRfK MA ,sR1ai 1855 Commander: pri-
yate owner, must sell; sacrifice.
sFTpEBaKER FT 1850 Champion conv.:
ROPER" 18TH and R. /. ave. ne.
- SPECIAL!u
sTuDEBAKER 1884 Champion sport
coupe; less than 10000 miles: r.
and b.; excellent condition; sl'2so.
sTUDEBAKER 81 De luxe 4.door;
with automatic transmission, radio.
e'a dcndtIon sshionm sss s5sssssn h4P'Aih PARk%aYn sa r.
ooRDs opsn 1921 g D. sss. s. PT Gil D. AD 2-GlS''
b., cd; s64s: HORNETS S con,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne at 9Th,
sTUDEBAKER 1853 Champion hard
phlsns Din; asH sas AKERs es oipsMoBfLE. sssso
CADILLAC co, Fairlington shop
ping center, Alex. Va, oV 3-O35O.
WLLYs 1850 ststion wagon; heater
and overdrive; s475. OIL. 4-27iS.
wILLYs 1853 station wagon: green
and cream: like new: low. mileage;
Cd; Wv. tires, r. and h. IA.
WILLIS fnHLYs' 1853 sedan delivery; or orig.
reduced SS95. S5 dn. 6TOHLMAN
CHEVROLET guarantee, Call AID.
2-s722. 8 am. til q pm, ask for
Bill serhus. servicemen finanesd.
wTLLYs '63 Aero Ace 2-door; radio,
heater. gas-savtng overdtive:. no
money down: full price S79h; closed
Sunday, see Monday. HANDLEY-
FORD. 1928 Ca. ave. NV. ia. O.
wILLYs Station wagons. 'b2 HoD
s cyl: r Head Motor. Also So 4-cyl.
r Head HOD. both are Sse5. Fully
guar, / owner. Low mileage vehicles.
Aiso Jeep for 1895 and other WHY'S
produucts. Our, shop with its trained
and expd. mechanics now ofisrs the
gEISo nofoRs seSsss: wRsE fssfsy bssl:
sS3Ss s3so sIisS Z. Is svs sl4,s e ,ssDs.' Nd Ju' 2
worth extras. driven carefully By
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Evening star., 1955-02-20
Deaths Reported
tFrom D. Q. Health Department,

Amy Burroughs. S5, Rockville. Nd.
Marinda Steele, "a, 4445 Alabama ave. Sc.
George Hishtman. s2, 5021 45th ct. NV
Richard E. Gasch. 81, 1898 st. nv.
Bessie Thompson. ~, e0l1 Spring Hill
lane. Chevy Chase, Md.
Gustave Clausen. 20, 2l3 2nd 81. Sc.
anthony Marvel. 8?. 2926 R st. sc:
Jennie Mascia, So, 1903 Perry pl. NV.
Peter Jarman. 81, 3700 Mass. ave. NV.
Samuel Drummer. b9, sos M st. ne.
Rica Farguharson, 81, 1926 o st. NV.
Raymond Lavrey, 55. 4l03 Davis pl. NV.
Louise Peabody. 53. 1852 Hobart st. NV.
Reuben Rowzee; 4s. 5d25 Il s.. Sc.
Elisabeth Kull, 80, College Park. Md.
Betty Flynn, %, Vienna, Va.
Terry Hill. l. Bethesda, Md.
Samuel Davis, so. Manassas, Va.
Marie Williams, SO. IS ! st. ne.
clifford Ellis. "a, 9uantico, Va.
sadie Grimm, 40. Clicks court, NV.
Rosie Brown, 25. 1928 N st. NV.
infant Bailey, Washington. D. C.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
vFW BugIe Corps
Committee Named

At the last meeting Of the
Washington Post. Veterans of
Foreign Wars, a committee was
appointed by Comdr. Walter
C. Bunch to organize q drum
and buglt corps Of VFW mem
bers.
Herbert Borchardt Is chairman
with Martin A. Bryant. Ralph L.
Mayo. Martin j. Freeman, How
ard Sullivan, Albert Kleuver and
William Clarkson as members.
Buddy Poppy Chairman Ralph
Lewis announces his committee
will meet at department head
quarters at 8 pm. Thursday. to
plan for the annual Buddy Poppy
sale. May 18. 19 and 20.
Members Of the VFW and its
auxiliary will participate in the
Washington birthday program,
which includes a fifth national
district meeting at the George
Mason Hotel. Alexandria, Va. at
2 pma today.
Betha-Welch Post ritual team
will officiate at q long-form
initiation ceremony to be held at
the Masonic Temple. 10th and u
streets NV. at 8 pm. Febru-
ary 26.
National Capitol Auxiliary has
Endorsed Ruby Heironimus for
junior vice president at the
department encampment in
June.
National Capital Auxiliary will
hold an evening Of games at
8 pm. tomorrow at Naval Lodge
Hall, Fourth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
Hattie Byram, ward chairman
at Mount Alto Hospital. will visit
&c" Ward at 3 pm. on Thurs
day to distribute toilet articles
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Evening star., 1955-02-20
Golf Club Election

PURCELLVILLE, Va, Feb. 10
(SpeciaD -. Lynn Cornwell, sr..
was reelected president Of the
Loudoun Golf and Country Club
at the clubs annual directors
meeting here. Roger Anderson
was named vice president, sue
ceeding DR.. j. D. Edmondson. o.
l.. limerick was reelected secre-
tary-
Evening star., 1955-02-20
OES Activities
In LocuI Chapters

Activities in local Eastern Star
chapters include:
st. John's-Monday, meeting
Washington Centennia l.
Wednesday, Home Board with
Scott Gray.
Acacia We eSday, Star
Points with Mrs. Clara Smith.
Milans - March, 8. honoring
bowling team.
Federal-Thursday, meeting.
Electa-Tuesday, Bethel No. 8,
Jobs Daughters and Anacostia
Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will
be guests.
Bethlehem - Tuesday, dinner,
5 to Z pm, benefit OF Home
Board.
Congress Lodge - Monday,
Congress Masonic Lodge to be
guests. Entertainment by Robert
Lee Bruce Chapter, DeMolay.
Trinity-Thursday. Home and
Temple Boards with Mems Club,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Whitmore.
Martha-Monday, Ways and
Means card party, with Mrs.
Macie Absher. Contact Mrs.
Pauline Froman, Ludlow 2-0855.
Thursday. Home Board to enter
tain Campbell-Loeff1er Sewing
Club, 2 pm. Eastern Star Home.
Contact Mrs. Geldine Robey.
Chevy Chase Wednesday,
meeting.
Naomi-Wednesday, birthdays
honored.
Ruth-Monday. line officers
night. Tuesday, Home Board
with Kathryn Inman, Hilda
Grimm and DeSylvia Jones.