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1878 SPRING PL. NV rms kit.
and bath Lease, adults, SO

1870 SPRING PL. NV rms kit
and bath Lease, adults. 81"
Adams 2-226s. or see Janltor.
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
-Elev.; . oedrms, lIy rm din.
rm.. kits bath. EN-. 3-9017.
DUPLEX APT. Ia blocks north Of
18th and H SITS. ne, rms. kit,
bath. redec,; see. TO appreciate
utils furn., SIS Ii. 1861.
HAMPTON COURT APIS, 2Oi3
N H ave. nw.-l bedroom. SIS
utils. incl wired for air cond. +;
elev bldg attrac. obby; resident
mgr, NO 7-lggs
UPPER NV. vic Walter Reed Hosp.
Spacious 2-bedroom apt, mod,
Rarden-type bids, cony transp.
shop. ample park $40 80, utils.
I Nncciai. svail immediately 6g g;,
M s.49s4 St NV" IT, 2-OlO'' IT,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA = At
tractive ] =, and 3 bedroom apts
reasonable rent. 10. 2-Ul5l.
BOILING FIELD AREA, l blk. from
s. Capitol at Elmira ST. bedrm.
kit, bath: 5000 incl. utils 4333
HALEY ter. s.e Apt. /. MR.. GREEN.
NV. BASEMENT APT.-Lge. liv
rm., kit and bath, all utils. incl
sos mo. Good transp. RIA. b-2437.
GEORGETOWN, 1894 saith st. NV.
$3.50. ia. .s-s760; NO. 7-3i36
NV. BASEMENT APT.i Ice. liv. rm.,
kit and bath, good transp.. utili-
ties incl. 500. RIA. 6-2I37.
Sc, mr.. Coral Hills-Beautiful q
bedrm. apt. rms cross ventilated
Children accepted. JU S-533U.
1901 MACOMB ST. NV rooms,
dinette, kit bath, shower; adults;
$50
e2i5-i7 CHESTER ST. S.E.-1-bed-
room apt private entrances, built
IN cooling fan complete kitchen:
close TO all eonyeniences; 500 80
ST, GEORGE WoRTHiNG a. SONS,
1927 X st. NV Ma. S-332G
DEVONSHIRE PL. N.W.-Adults; /
and = bedrmS.; utils. furn., avail.
Aug. 4; cow tranSp. HO. 2-7l63.
WOODBRIDGE, 2225 Kearney st. ne.
and 3 rms Kit and bath. S5G
and S63 80. Call agent, RE 7-llS1.
SUPREME COURT VICINITY, 20
Ind ST me- rm, kit, and bath,
1880, See janitor
2s52 ONTARIO RID. NV, Apt. a.
rms. kit and bath, sos. Avail
July q. See Janitor or call agent,
RE 7-l1Sl.
BOILING FIELD VIC.-Liv. rm. /
bedrm.. kit and bath So 80 See
janitor 30l Falkland pl. bSmt.
or call agent, RE 7-llSl.
$3.50 18th ST. NV bedrm. apt
Ice attraes newly dec mod apt
BLDG cow located $50 80. all
utils. incl. RIA 6-.2gl AID. i-Os2O.
615O 18th ST. NM -bedrm. apt.
lge. attrac, newly dec. nod apt
bldg, conv located ssh 30, incl
all utils. RIA B-22Dl, AID. 4-OS20,
WALTER REED VIC Beaut. mod
/ and . bedrm apis 1880 Fl
stevens DIR. NV Cples. RA 6-OO5l
CONN. AND NEBRAsKA-ist n .
bedrmS. in well managed apt. bids
EN-. 2.47BO all day sun wkdays
after y
GEORGETOWN large room with
fireplace. bath and kitchen. re.
decorated $50. Phone AID 2-4751
1O22 CALVERT ST. NV lare,
rms. kit bath utils incl, S65
Key In bSmt. Ii, 4-72d5.
DUPLEX. $50, AIS 18th ST. ne
. rms, kit. dinette. bath. screened
porch, RE 7-el3i or Ii 4-5265
Mr.. nc. GEN HOSP Duplex. SOS
rms. kit. bath pch ! heat h W
Turn. RE. 7-si37, II. 4-5a65
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UPPER NV. vic. Walter Reed Hosp.
Spacious 2-bedroom apt, mod.
garoen-type bids, cony tranSp.
shop ample park 800 80, utilS
incl; avail Immediately $3.50
Maple ST. NV, TU. 2-OlU5, TU.
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ALEXANDRIA :

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA : S75
to $50 so. Call TIE. $3.50 be-
tween 10 am and pm
FRONT RIM. kit and bath. closed
woman with child XII, S-070O
! AND . BEDROOMS, modern, at
tractive furniture SOL to sos So.
~ utilities i9 1GItSsG EXCEPT eleG
esli Shirley Duke APIS, Ei
$500
ARLINGTON bedrms. liv. rm.,
din. ell. kit and bath: nicely furn.
10 min Pentagon > buslines; Sl35
mo. utils. incl ia. 7-Sl23. OIL
6-44777.
2 RMS. KITCHENETTE, pvt bath
and entI, min. to Pentagon; con-
yenient to everything. ia. S-19l3
2O32 n. STAFFORD-Liv. rm.. bed
rm, kit. will consider small child
SIS a mo. ia. 5000.
ARLINGTON-Air-conditioned; liv
rm.. bedrm kitchen and bath:
500 per mo, incl all utils Call
OAK RIDGE. 9Oo3 N. 18th St
mosphere in ! -bedrm apis: cool
wooded area; Q min. town, blk
bus shop; vacancy Aug I also
So unfuTrn. apts. IA. 7-926s
-JA. 9-5600.
WeStover Apt. Bldg.
pins 0e church as and T9se sch h g: svai
immed: ldry. and storage facilities
S95 mo. To inspect. call WALKER
& DUNLOP INC ia. 5-240O $50
N. Monroe St, Arlington.
ARL.. n, 57l1 I1th st.-Bedrm.
liv. rm. dining area, bath Nicely
furn,: 500. ia 5-9524 or RIA.
ALIEN, DEL RAY-Comfortable =
or 3 nm apt, pvt. entr.. semlpvt.
bath. COW. loo util. furn. OV
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS nIsT.. ARL.
-Attrac. furn apt, july l5-Aug.
-; 6edrm,; : liy n, rm. one with
SI25. Gail ia. 3-5S54 after 8 pm
ist A.: BUS AT DOOR. Pets al
lowed. $3.50 mo. incl utils SILL S
REAL ESTATE, ia $4,000
bedrm., kit, and pvt bath; pvt.
entr. "a blk to . buslines; utils.
incl. No pets After IL suns
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm.. liv rm.,
kit, bath; End A.; pvt. home; adults
only SIS mo incl. utils. JE. >
ARL.-3 rms. and bath with utils
furn. Newly decorated. $50 per
mo. LU. 2-7l79
ARL.-Duplex: > bedrms., liv. rm..
din rm, kit. bath. nicely furn.;
laundry facils,; Sll0. ia. s-9267
n. ARL.-Mod., 3 rms. tile bath.
sun deck, exposures; Is" ian:
excel loo: adults; sos. ia. 1914.
I.BEDRM. GARDEN APT. vic. Fl.
Myer-Liv. rm., kit. bath new ly
furn.; private entr., adults only;
very reasonable Call ia. S-l303.
UNIQUE STUDIO TYPE; central
summer prices. redec. to suit. Call
AID. 2-l9l0 daily after am.
WANTED-Someone to enjoy my
cool quiet 2-bedrm N Ar apt.
for wks. lawn, trees ia. S-6521
TASTEFULLY FURNISHED
NEWLY DECORATED
RENTS FROM SOS 80. INCL. UTILS
Columbia Heights Apis.
Has Arl. S best furn. apt. value. our
cool king-size 2-bedrm apis avail.
now. See MRS BARNETT. Mgr, at
SIS S. Greenbrier St q block OF
Columbia pike on right corner or
PHONE IA. 1866
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YOUR APIS.

THESE apis. avail. now or August
listed or caretaker H on PREMISES " apis
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1918 Missouri ave. n.w.-DU-
PLEX Apt 3, with screened rear
porch and rear entrance. Rent,
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OAK RIDGE. oOO3 N. 18th St
Concentrates on homelike at
mosphere in l-bedrm apis; cool
wooded area: Q min. town, DIX
bus, shop; vacancy Aug. !; also
SIS unfurn apts ia 1905
la o-hR0n
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GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que St
bedrms.. apt BLDG. See any time
Omen Apt. 81: S97 so DI. 7-7557,
1891 HARVARD ST. N.W.-2-bed-
nm. apt with porch; redec. down
. .Swn Loci oc,v So BIS mo S;cp ptiis insl
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TAKOMA PARK-lv. rm., BORN.
KIT, S-cu-ft. refgr. Clean, quiet
Utils. included Lawn benches.
picnic tables. No drinkers. Ju D.
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MISSIONER Apt. BLDG.

l-bedrm. apt. close TO bus. Shop
ping. churches and schools avail
1mmed. ldry and storage facilities
S95 mo. To inspect call WALKER
& DUNLOP INC ia. $4,000. $50
N Monroe St, Arlington
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HAMPTON COURT APIS, 2Ol3
N H ave. NV bedroom. SIS
up newly dec. new stoves. all
utils. incl wired for air cond. /:
eleY. bldg attrac. lobby; resident
mgr, NO. 7-lgDS
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS nIsT.. ARL

ALEX, DEL RAY-Comfortable .
bath. cow loo util furn. OV
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BEDROOM APIS.
1880 Sprng I'd. NV, Apt l02-
LIST floor. spacious corner with dress
ing closet and Murphy bed. View oil
Rock Greek Park. S72 so.
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BEAUTIFUL APT. overlooking Rock
Greek Park bedrms., . baths
full-size dining room, lge screened
ano elaSsed-ir porch closets.
VIZ decorate tn eui. tenants rent
sos per mo Call manager VAL
LEY VISTA APTS.. no 2-4000
5"'.i 18th ST. NV. -Liv rm.. bed
nm. dinette. kit. and bath st or
md A.: BY appointment. JU. g
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; .l4u 4IIs 9. :. ;. ., U 81 Ju1IIVOI
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
-Elev: . bedrms, llv rm. din.
rm.. kita bath. EN-. 3-9017.
DUPLEX APT. Ia blocks north OF
18th and H SITS. n.e.--3 rms. kit,
bath. redec,; see TO appreciate
utils furn., SIS III. 1861.
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WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30I
DOWNTOWN. Ills Mass. ave. NV
bath SO 50 and up Up. N VfNNicK 4
COHEN. 1904 L st. NV.
1880 MASS. AVE. S.E.-3 rms.
equip. kit. bath: privacy. entir,
3n1 A.; conv. Gen, Hosp. armory
Is Minis. downtown. Ii. 3-5966
1d11 PARK ROAD NV rms. kit
and semi-pvt. bath: SOD. 90. incl. al
utilities. See janitor on premises o.
call CO. 5-3533.
I?9 WEBSTER ST. NV rms.
kit. bath: expos. close to transp
Adults. $3.50 mo. EN- 2-2O5l
1892 CONN. AvE.-Lge bedrm
Uptown Theater: SIS mo. EN-. Q
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APT. BLDG, 1852 Ontario pl. NV
rms. kit, bath; newly redec.;
$3.50. Mgr. Apt. 10. WO. 6-Sl0l.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED at l19
Kennedy st. NV. First floor. -
bedrm. apt. avail immed. Rents
for only $3.50 incl. heat q hot
"a 1Afh ST NV MA S-oA4h
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532 OAKWOOD ST. Sc, cow. to
Boiling Field rms, Kitchen. d.
nette space semipvt bath; utilities
REIIZEII D1 7-31nn
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Judge CockriII to Speak
At Legion Dinner

F. Fowler. Roy F. Lambert, John
F. Pascarella, Edward A. Pearson,
Stanley A. Mcneil, Gordon T.
Rogers. Joseph w. Simms and
Roy w. Sweet. BY reinstate-
ment: William R. Reese and Lee
E. Walker.
Official Resigns
Bunker Hill Post announces
the resignation of Third Vice
Commander Fred Martin. who
has been transferred to Japan.
Charles M. Guthrie, sergeant-at-
arms. was elected to fill the I'M
expired term. Second Vice Com
mander Juan NJ. Garcia has re-
signed on account of his health
and has left the city. Mr.. Guth-
RE has moved up to his post.
Vice commander Assistant Adju-
tant Edwin c. Woynoski has been
elected to the Office of third vice
commander. Commander Ward
Guthrie appointed Lloyd Flynn
as sergeant-at-armS.
New members recently ac-
cepted are Asbury R. White,
sponsored by John L. Theunis-
sen, and Harry Hoffman, spon-
sored by Thomas P. Royston, ST
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CeyIon May Bon
Voice of America

COLOMBO, Ceylon. April 81
(P.-A reliable source said to-
day Voice of America broad
casts from Ceylon to Asia are
likely TO be banned
c. A. S. MARKHAM, minister
for broadcasting in Ceylon's
newly-elected government. called
for an inquiry into the Voice Of
America activities in Ceylon to
see how they fit into the gov
ernment's neutralist policy.
The Voice broadcasts to Asia
from transmitters It gave to the
Ceylon government five years
ago. Mr.. MARKHAM has asked his
officials to give him a full report
on the terms of the broadcasting
agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Su Zu Court
Seats Officers

Officers of Su Zu Court, Ladies
Oriental Shrine of North Amer
lea, were recently installed as
follows:
High priestess. Mrs. C. Bryan
Walker; princess. Mrs. Joseph
F. Silva; associate princess. Mrs
Emmett d. Milstead; recorder.
Mrs. Barton D. Love; treasurer.
Mrs. Harry J. Marx; first cere-
monial lady, Mrs. Earle R. Nagle;
second ceremonial lady. Mrs
Vura F. Carlton; first year trus-
tee, Mrs. Almeda B. Bernhart:
second year trustee. Mrs. Roy F.
DeHaven; third year trustee,
Mrs. Stanley d. Hough: oriental
guide, Mrs. AL r. Thomas; mar
shall. Mrs. Robert c. Snow; cap
tain of patrol. Mrs. Alfred E.
Argo: prophecies, Mrs. Frank K
Duncan, jr: directress. Mrs. F.
Mack Wyatt; musician, Mrs
Mary E. Allison; inner guard
Mrs. A. D. Brashear; outer
guard. Mrs. Mary E. Oldfather.
directress of band, Mrs. Edgar
B. Carroll; directresS of chanters,
Mrs. Robert E. Crump; instruc-
tress, Mrs. Almeda B. Bernhart.
Aides are: Mrs. Jugh w.
Smith, Mrs. Leon l.. SclaWy,
Mrs. Robert P. Little. Mrs. Alma
M. Stevens, Mrs. John o. Curtis.
Mrs. Hugh E. mcdonnell, Mrs.
Howard Guy Keister, Mrs. Roy
L. Ellis, Mrs. Arvel L. Tate and
Mrs. Merle c. Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Presiding will be William Turner.
right eminent grand commander.
The Rev. Walter C. Cleaver,
pastor. will preach the sermon.
May 13-James H. Hill Lodge
observes it's fifty-third anniver-
sary Salem Baptist Church,
9l7 N street NV. John Rudd,
master, will preside. The Rev.
Herbert w. Travis. pastor, will
be main speaker.
May 20-Prince Hall Lodge
celebrates its siXtieth anniversary
at Asbury Methodist Church,
Eleventh and K streets NV. The
Rev. James D. Foy, pastor, will
be the main speaker.
May 20-Mecca Court, Daugh-
tiers of Isis, will hold Thanks
giving Services at New Bethel
Baptist Church. Ninth and S
streets NV. The Rev. C. David
Foster, pastor, will be the speaker.
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Eastern Star
Sessions Set

Activities in chapters of the
Eastern Star include:
Wednesday, Good
Neighborhood night.
Harmony-Thursday, associ-
ate night.
Acacia-Friday, demonstration
party with Mrs. Abbie Stephen
son. Saturday, trip to Winter
thur. Del.
Bethesda-T ues day. Home
Board dinner. preceding the
meeting, 5 to 7 pm. Friday,
Home Board with Margaret
Phillips. 1920 Bexhill drive,
Kensington. Md.
/ Wa shington Centennial
Monday. Home Board with Mrs.
Margaret Gardner, 400 KenSing-
ton drive, Silver Spring, Md
Saturday, Winterthur tour. Call
Mrs. Elsie DiggeS, Ii 3-0629.
Congress Lodge-Monday past
matrons and patrons with Mrs.
Kidwell, 1919 Fourteenth street
NV, Tuesday, Home Board
with Amelia Holman.
Naomi-Wednesday, meeting
Saturday. trip to Baltimore.
Unity - Wednesday, officers
rehearsal FRIDAY Initiation
March, April and May birthdays
honored.
Federal-Thursday. meeting.
Brookland = Wednesday.
meeting.
Chevy Chase - Wednesday,
initiation.
Gavel-Monday, Temple and
Endowment. Tuesday, Star
Point banquet. Saturday, trip
to Delaware.
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Horse Lifts Child
Over Fence, Kicks
Him to Death

MOUNT OLIVE, Miss, April
81 P).-A horse lifted a 20
month-old child across a fence
with his teeth apd kicked the
infant to death, the ohild's uncle
said today.
Vesta Bond, uncle of Johnnie
Ray Nichols, said the child was
standing outside of the fence
when the work horse suddenly
stretched his neck across it,
caught the boys clothing in his
teeth, and lifted him inside the
pen.
The animal then viciously
kicked the child in the head and
Stomped him, the uncle reported.
The boy was dead when a doc
tor arrived.
The child, visiting on the
uncle's farm, was watching the
horse from outside the pen. MI.
Bond said the horse had never
been considered dangerous.
The boy was the son of Mrs.
Vondell Broadway.
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Posts in Area
Induct Officers States

Ralph A. Lewis was installed
as commander of the new Front
Line-Federal Post, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, by Past Depart
ment Commander Charles B,
Jennings.
Other officers are: Senior vice
commander, Leonard Norris;
junior vice commander, William
Hickey. jr.; quartermaster, Ed
ward T. Spedden; advocate. Sam
Lapin; surgeon. Harry Mix;
chaplain, Edward Livingstone;
three-year trustee, Stephen T.
Nichka; two-year. Thomas A. F
feathers, and one-year, Robert
Chiarizia.
officers of 1t. Col. John ],
He'll Post we're installed by Past
Department Commander Frank
Topash as follows: Commander,
William H. May; senior vice
commander. Edward T. Stewart
Junior vice commander. Thomas
j. Dean; quartermaster and adj
iutant, Leroy Corbin; advocate
Sidney B, Snider; chaplain, Levi
st. Peter three-year trustee,
Philip c. Blair.
All-American Post
Officers of All-American Post
were installed by Past Depart
ment Commander Albert j. No
yak as follows: Commander, Ell
wood j, Weidemer; senior vice
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Masonic Lodge to Mark
|108th Birthday April %

Divine services commemorate
ing the 108th anniversary of
Hiram Masonic Lodge, Prince
Hall affiliation. will be held April
90 at Gethsemenae Baptist
Church, Twenty-second street
and Virginia avenue NV. Ma
thaniel Lewis. master, will pre-
side. The principal address will
be given by the Rev. George
Yancey. pastor,
Activities during May in other
Masonic bodies include:
May 6-Acacia Lodge, ninth
anniversary at Galbraith A.M.E.
Zion Church, Fourth and L
streets NV. Samuel Brown,
master, will preside.
May 10-John w. Freeman
Grand Commandery, Knights
Templar, and its subordinate
communicates, will celebrate AS
cension Day at st. Paul Metho-
dist Church. 401 Eye street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
War Widows Unit
InstuIIs Officers

Mrs. Bernice R. Sparks. ma
tional president. Widows World
War I. Inc, recently installed
new officers of District of Column
bia Chapter No. 8 at the YWCA
The officers are: President
Mrs. Ruby Charleville; senior
vice president, Mrs. Irene Wilt;
Junior vice president, Mrs. Rose
O'Higgins; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Gene MichelS: treas
urer. Mrs Ada Riley; chaplain,
Mrs. Helen Vittum; musician.
Mrs. Elva Williams; color bear
ers, Mrs. Hazel Hallet and Mrs.
Ida Minor; sergeant-at-arms,
Mrs. Marie Pelasara.
The chapter will meet at 7 pm.
the second Tuesday of each
month at the YWCA. Anyone
wishing to attend the dinner is
asked to be there at pm.
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Legion Unit
Holds Contest

The District of Columbia
Legion Auxiliary is Offering a
S25 bond to the winner of the
why I Teach" contest from the
District.
This contest. sponsored by the
national organization, is open to
teachers of any accredited grade,
high or school of any type, whose
credits are recognized by the
public school system. The en-
trant must have completed five
full years of teaching at the
end of the present school terms
The entries. in the form of
essays, not fewer than 200 nor
more than 300 words, must be
submitted by May l to Mrs.
Frances Snow, 1902 lockwood
road. Silver Spring, Md. There
is a divisional award of a 500
bond and the national award of
$500 bond, plus an all-expense
paid trip to the auxiliary ma
tional convention at Los Angeles.
Calf, September 3-6.
James Reese Europe unit will
hold a Pan American program
Wednesday, featuring pictures
on Haiti, Haitian dances and
talks, at the Wheatley YWCA,
901 Rhode Island avenue NV.
The same night Henry Spengler
unit will meet at the Legion Club,
433 Third street NV.
G. A. o. unit will hold an
annual fund raising dinner Fri
day at the Fairfax Hotel for the
benefit of the unit. On Satur-
day a dinner will be held there
for the benefit of the Auxiliary
building fund.
Reservations must be made
not later than Tuesday, with
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, johnson
2-9145; Mrs. Bertha Fithorn.
Hudson 3-4218; Miss Edna Nc
Intosh, Adams 4-5543, or Mrs.
Frances Norton, Dupont 7-6287.
D. c. Salon of the Eight and
Forty will hold a party from Z
to 1890 o'clock tonight at the
Nash Club.
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Daughters of America
Meetings This week

Council m tings of the
Daughters of America this week
are:
Monday-John l.. Burnet t
Council, 419 Seventh street NV:
Independent, 523 Eighth street
NV; Old Glory, 523 Eighth
street NE.
Tuesday-Martha cambridge,
523 Eighth street NE; Unity,
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Wednesday-Anacostia, Four
teenth and U streets Sc;
Esther, Wisconsin avenue NV;
Loyalty. 523 Eighth street NE;
Peace, 2407 Minnesota avenue
Sc; Progressive, 419 Seventh
street NV.
Thursday-Triumph and Pride
of Washington, 523 Eighth street
NE.
Friday-Eagle 2407 Minnesota
avenue Sc; Golden Rule, 523
Eighth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

The District Department of the
American Legion will hold its
executive committee meeting at
8 pm. Thursday, at the Amer
lean Legion Club. 433 Third
street NV. with Department
Commander Louis G. zindel, jr.,
presiding.
Judge Edith H. Cockrill Of
Juvenile Court will be the guest
speaker at the informal dinner
preceding the meeting at $50
pm.
April has been designated
Child Welfare Month" by the
national organization of the
Legion and the address by Judge
Cockrill will be on that sub
ject.
The American Broadcasting
Co. will carry the address of
National Commander j. Adding
ton Wagner at the dinner of the
New York Department from 9
TO $3.50 pm. EST, Tuesday,
April "a. At this dinner in the
Hotel Commodore, William A.
Greene, president of the Crusade
for Freedom. will present the
CruSade's Distinguished Service
Award to Commander Wagner.
National Commander Wagner
in turn will present to Mrs. Vic
tor Riesel for Mr.. Riesel, who is
hospitalized, and to George So
kolsky, American Legion cita-
tons voted at the last national
convention.
Luncheon Meeting Set
Department of Agriculture
Post will hold a luncheon meet
ing at HAS am, Wednesday,
in Room 6962, Agriculture De-
partment. Howard L. Rush,
Scout executive of the Boy Scouts
OF America, will be the guest
speaker.
Kenneth H. Nash Post will
hold a dance at 8 pm. Saturday,
at its clubhouse, 224 d street
Sc.
The following new members
were recently accepted into Nash
Post: Charles E. Carter, George
w. Collins. Anthony Corte, Clyde
w. Daugherty. jr.. O'Neall w.
Dennis, Frank L. Dodge, Charles
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Spanish War -.
Groups Map
Week Events

Department officers Of the
Spanish War Veterans units are
requested to forward copies of
their reports, in duplicate, to de-
partment headquarters, not later
than April %.
The Department President,
Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin, has made
the following additional Con-
vention committee appoin t.
ments: Greetings to Comrades:
Maud E. Wright, Edna r. Sum-
merfield, Hannah L. Livingston,
Beulah M. Cope, and Carrie E.
Berry Special Guards: Helen
Caswen, Sara S. Campbell, and
Dorothy P. Dorio.
Members of Col. Jas. S. Petit
Auxiliary will meet today at the
home of Mrs. Nettie Thompson,
lis North Wayne street, Airing
ton, Va, to make carnations to
be placed on veterans graves.
Capital City Fort. Daughters
of '99, is having an evening of
games at l749 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow.
On Tuesday at 8 pm. Jolly
CATERS Swamp. Military Order
of the Lizards, will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Olive Green, 1882
NJ" rSachusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. Ella 1. Ford will enter
tain at 8 pm. Wednesday men,
berS of the Past Auxiliary Presi-
dents Club at the home, 1918 H
street NV.
William Mckinley Camp, Sons
of Spanish War Veterans, will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Luzon Swamp, Military Order
of Lizards, will meet Thursday
at 8 pm. a. 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary at 8 pm. Friday will
have an evening of games at
Odd Fellows Temple, 419 Sew
enth street NV.
Col. Jas. S Petit Auxiliary
has elected as delegates to the
department convention. Annie
Davis, Katie Grimes, Ruth Dawn,
Mayme Klipp, and Katherine
Breen.
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Meetings This Week
OF Jobs Daughters

Jobs Daughters meetings this
week are:
Bethel No. Friday, Choir,
Drill Team, Council and Ma
jority degree.
Bethel No. 3-ThurSday, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star night.
Bethel No. saturday, grand
visitation.
Bethel No. 6-Saturday. initia-
ton.
Bethel No. w e dine S d a Y,
grand visitation.
Bethel No. 8-Today, go-to-
Church.