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new bathroom, cabinet sink. gas hot-water
heaters or new heating plsnt7 Mstor re-
1903. 8 to pm. or 81. 3061. 7 to q m.
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ssHoP' sln s-n n7Is Pm; Friday and Saturday
s 20 VS. n your al oms Work If
sa6o asSpR vAeGua sTSs opEAsiR P sfI r:Ds
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$sDS Ss@s i RS's ss@ass 2 s.
pEssyyo pay and night calls; also Sundays. dE.
RADIO sERviCE-PIoKup AND DELIVER.
Auto radios, aerials repaired and installed
Record changers repaired and adjusted
Al work, done by reliable. expert tech
Acme sh aRa RADo 5feSfs ASPfnAseE Pfn conPAN9 &
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o%yerhauled: % also washing machines. OIL.
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SEPTIC TANKS pumped out by modern
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ShwiSG sihiSGes MACHINE sofg REpAIRs-we inspect
9il and adjust any make machine. SOC
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SEWING MacHlNEs-ouarsntsea repair.
Parts and supplies foE all mschinss. sew;
SONS CO. District 7soSS A'''' "
SLIP COVERS, custom; made, 2 pieces, sa7;
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18th st NV; CO. ,5116.,
material sofa labor sis: chair labor. SO;
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ITYPEWRlTERs--A complete. economics al
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VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. gSc Up to
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msihod eeansa Was III eYF %osfER aAF :
WxsHSG 8AcHINEsi iafh ahd vscudm nn eiean- as1o
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guar: GARY APPLIANCE Co. DU. 3355
Roqf cs sf MIR sstmsst' zNs IA sna 4s
WATCH REP, 3 to day service. yr.
! guar. Fine jewelry, repairs and engrav-
ing; 2.day service. MADISON JEWELERS.,
100 18th 81: NV. End A. MA. 2995.
USED CAMERAS hoLsnt and sold. FULLER
Sstiahai 4 idAlBEETs EFT INC" sl5 10th st, NV.
CLEANING SOFA AND CHAIR. $40. We
A also DO repairing; eaneing and refnishing
EoFFM4AAN 4A y IyyPasoLsTERERs, 2447 18th St
GLASS STRIKE sETTLED-Let GENERAL
GLASS 4 MIRROR CO. replace your broken
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Shipment Just received. Desk tops. Call
ATTENTION. home ownersl We are
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PERSONAL.

NURSES AVAILABLE - Need a nursep
proof OF qualifications. including reliabil-
Fl PHoT6 srS Of efe5fz YoGK sasy2 AT 2fos Il your
different poses. sig so; you will treasure
their lovely natural pictures in your child,s
9%n %n 1n6 environment. For appointments call
Pc tse tx fxkES Il Sevsnns io4 s occasions,
otbsr ps dsy 9s niEh Cal TS for gIiess 2nd
JANUARY CLEARANCE of foundations,
girdles brassieres and lingerie; reductions
nsladsd DoR.NE CORSET asf5isa sa6f, 65sFnsh!i sssi
ph6NE rfs5 f. sHErapKb sT .IlK9Ii sso slssD ,o,
digh Wrdight If you are in need OF q loaE up tr
SIP COVERS 'lfpF1Pi pRs1FiERlEs. CO. 5000
pA1dNfATGHTF nj GfqF fssTf besdfato2s 2d'' de-
PARSONS. COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. a
modern day boarding school for chill
portation furnished from any part OF
SFKMnSfSr W1KssinstpS s4oi Georgia ave sH: 1874
vac vSeAsfchIo sfhoGt roR 'fG HLbERLr ave- LADY. som.
HiTE NURSERY and kindergarten. a su-
rerior boarding school for small children.
CO CO, yss5s ssd or resident registered nurse
cHmbRES.s' PHoToGRApHs. weddings.
reunions: l5 different poses, $40: others
to sx1o prints, S5 ca, for $40 no oSsi.
s1S5' "a ; If 'GsE 'EsS'r'' s1f gSs y6srPa Ri
FAMILY GRouf PHOTOGRAPHS. lash
weddings, babies. CHEVY CHASE STU
DREssMAKING. alterations MARY R.
ssT6RSomsERG; sI6S dh1a On. expert drsssmaker' De
BABY ,a HAVEN. licensed home in Hyatts-
unSer year; inspection is welcome
DREssMAKiae AND ALTERATIONS. also
restyiing, centrally located Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL.
l1lo st NV. Room 20. Telephone Ex-
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored from
WoRKING MoTHERs-Board your "g child
in licensed suburban home; best care and
,nvironment 81. sas2 25'
MILLINERY, REsTYLING, blocking, clean
ing, trimming: fabrics, straws, felts, made
to 3ooI,n ordeT; & &sxogisite samples in stock
THREE-PIECE ORCHESTRA open for en-
Ragements, or ( nights a week: no hill
billy Call Falls Church S05-w-4 after
pm. oTs
COUPLE with Ayr -old girl need furnished
room and KITCHEN and unfurnished room
Tor child with day care of child; about
THERE is MONEY in the real estate bust
ness, and l will show you how to make it.
Call MR.. cox, DI. 4254: ewes TR. 4633
PORTRAITS of quality in the home. parti-
GUAR attention to the portraiture Of chill
dren. PAT PHOTOGRAPHER. AID 3ol1.
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MOTOR IRAYEl

TRAVEL BY PLANE, anywhere. any time
HO. 1000. Ext 40S.
HUSBAND, wife and boy, Il, would like
70 complete car party to Florida Jan. 81
Feb: g OR. 0S6S. evenings. 25s
MOTORING to Miami, Fla, January 81
or 20; will take ! passenger; share ex-
penSe. AD. 9417 ewes, between and 9
Southern route. approximately Today trip
leaving, Monday, January IS; new Oldsmo-
pile sedan. HO. 4379. between 10 and Z.
MAN driving to Texarkana, Tex. shortly
desires PASSENGER driver. For details
phone DE. $3.50
NAVY OFFICER driving Denver early next
week Plymouth coupe, radio, heater; want
enc or two passengers, share expenses
VIC; 1343. 90
DRIVE MY CAR to Los Angeles after Feb
,. 1910 Dodge. insured: heater, radio;
own. going by train. Rel. parties Gil. S5T4
FLORIDA BOUND, take 8. share expense
heater radio; highly exper. drivers. 80: :3(
MA SO04
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO, DO Yoy 20 ., wan. to TO-. sell9 we have buyer,
ne NO obligsti9n; lsa an no charge unless sold; Cal
s. 1855 fouNa g s0P4iH P%sTos iHss isas 8ari sne
NEAR PENN-pAw HoTEL-17s feet 'front.'
aaf na obae IF lot snd song store With gas pump,
CARTER, JF.. SON. exclusive imN sgents. antl
AEL.sRIck Al Ilsh sL ro8Risr 5SRf COURT. south OF
e. &C. S1dnHs S4nsHslas Sts Vi
auto heat and hot water in Vf each Hi Building ding
COPPER plumbing, completely equipped, less
fg5aishinlEs Pa fsilIEn, in owners house
Ssantial asIH cphrp sash p5equIred and terms. John
wxPSH ssxsHt; TIE RErARMAsse sde RsI se7S no nvestmen,
needed, no rent, on busy Street, partner.
sa9 % Ssss ERs1 sa nREn tpF aDpSnpsn POI Ho esSe
property; for sale at face value, Cali Mr.
PPpfEsSrH PFrfE; ga 1sSs, sSSp eyes . EN- -. 1850
Ing. ing sales, service, repairs included; all
includes ali for ss,boo. sH. eoss OF OF
OPENING for goods ladies' apparel shop
houses in this center open and opening
lati9n hn% 10000; Cali CH 1900 for details
DRY CLEANING AGENCY STORE for sale
Gail HOWARD CLEANERS. TR. 400. ~
A GOING BUSINESS for sale; gas station
and garage at Oxon Hill, Md: owner has
other interests and will give quick poss;
$4,000, some terms. r. G. DUNNE, at
HATcHERY and truck farm, close-in Md;
hatchery completely equipped with very
large chicken houses. Jamesway 10000
egg incubator and hatcher. 20Qx20 It.
cellar dressing room. trucks. scalding vat
ana picking machine: modern 7-room
celaneous items. Immediate occupancy.
S37, 800 ROBERT MAGEE, WA. 1914.
until 3.
60, 600 A MO. AND MORE net profit-Yes,
net profit: Open hours. from IL noon ont to
pm. Very large corner bldg; seats $50.
serves gss 90 only setups; sandwiches and coffee
club charter. Near l4th and Mass. ave.
The price is only $4,000. Wants $4,000
M, Young. ma. ao55 YouNd g. PPAsTodR.
1l2p vermont ave. NV.
WANT GROCERY and delicstessen stores
for. our clients. List yours with. us. No
obligation to you unless sold The KEN
NEDY CO. s40s 18th ST. ne. MI. s24l
Evening star., 1946-01-25

NEWLON'S BAR REVIEW (since 1855
private coaching for D. c. or Va. bar
exams. Hourly rates. EX 4574 81
specialist. voice. organ. choir training. in
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training in, all subjects; day. night and
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MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
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STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
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comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
2S yrs Accredited. Approved GI school
1888 st. tOpp Capitol Thesterl
HAIR STYLING. BEAUTY CULTURE; eve
ming and day classes: license in & months
UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1929 both
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INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION mathemat-
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high school 1924 Van Ness NV. Phone
Emerson 1865. 27s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G.H.W.. experienced reference:
3 days, 10 through dinner. S25. Box
333-G, Star %.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as mothers
helper. Call after pm DI Oe60 25s
GIRL. colored, desires work as cook; no
sundays: excellent ref. 1914 goth st
NV 25s
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESs wants laun-
dry to take home. AID. 1925,
GIRL, colored. wants full-time or days
work. or waitress. DI 3OS9
GIRL, colored, wants general housework
IN small apt, care for l child. References
Call DE 9Sa3
GIRL, colored, reliable wants days work
Mondays through Fridays. Call MI 1891
GIRL, colored, wants days work shw
laundry: nearby Va; exp, dependable
eompetent: So. carfare. p. o. Box ssl
pARTaTIHsr pisRPai XII WORK wanted from 4 thro''v
dinner and all day Saturday AD. 1858
after 5 pm.
YOUNG GIRL, colored. experienced. wants
JOB as nursemaid. 8 or 5h days week
AID le3o
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING, financial statements and
tax returns prepared, and typing. Call
APT. MANAGER, reliable. age 80. married
prefer NV. or Chevy Chase area; exchange
seryisss for spt. Phone Ho 0765. 27' !.
at figures, 10 yrs exp des. permanent
pos; 18th and Pa. or Alex vic. TIE 807s.
BooKKEEPER, full charge: IL wears, ex.
2eTience: 8 days, permanent. GE. 1887. .
COLLEGE GRADUATE, majoring in foods,
minor chemistry. desires position in foods
tory. Box 1926. Star,
C0MPTOMETER OPERATOR, years ex-
perience, $45 per week. Call Glebe 7aI Q.
DREsSMAKING, design. remod., altera.
tons. Eve. zowns a speciality; reas MISS
BERT. 1880 irving NV. Ant. 1. AID. 223s.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN,
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

COUPLE, bondable; care for city propert
exchange quarters. DI. 1896. Ext. 604 25
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Evening star., 1946-12-08
Exclusively Yours,
An Ambassador Receives Praise;
The Carriage Trade Goes Bowling
Betty BeaLe

matte service are both renowned
writer's: Marta Brunet, novelist. Is
Consul at Buenos Aires; Gabr1ela
Mistral, poetess, is Consul at Los
Angeles. Carmen Vial de Senores
thinks she ought to write, too, to
make it unanimous. Whatever she
does, the Dutch are in for treat
y X X X
There's talk about: Evelyn Mad.
dox's debut ball on the 23d when
Newport's favorite entertainer and
piano virtuoso, Cliff Hall, will be
brought down to add that special
touch to the occasion. Bill Glib
son. bachelor foreign service ofncer.
who will be leaving for Paris the
latter part of this week and may be
sent right back to be stationed
here. :. Visitors to arrive here on
the 21st, who are well known In
diplomatic circles. They are the
Eduardo Erasos, who have lived
many years in Paris and are now
attached to the Venezuelan EN-
bassy in Lisbon. Lola Erase Is tho
sister of Don Felipe Campuzano,
formerly Of the Spanish Embassy
here.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

It's easy to guess that interior
decorating is very special interest
of Mrs. Clifford A. Swanson, wife
of the new Surgeon General of the
Navy and chief of its Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery.
Their apartment in the West
chester is symphony of soft colors
and antiques blending with modern
pieces. Especially attractive Is a
coffee table with a fine mirror top
which is tribute to Mrs. Swansons
creative skill. The table top origi-
nally was a long, mahogany-framed
mirror that belonged to her grand
father. Now the frame has been
painted white, washed with gray,
and the graceful design of the table
provides just the right note in a
setting which features simple but
dramatic effects.
A portrait of Mrs. Swanson's
mother, as little girl, is a highlight
of the living room and several
charming sets of animal figures
designed in glass provide novelty
lnterest-and conversation pieces.
These figurines are the work OF
Mrs. Swanson's brother, Jay Acker-
man, a New York industrial de-
signer.
The Swansons' apartment also
reveals that the admiral and his
wife both love to read. Mrs. Swan
sons tastes run to rather serious
selections-with biographies a fa-
vorite though she occasionally in
dulges in light fiction for relaxation
Evening star., 1946-12-08
CabitaI Silhouette
By Frances Lide-
Wife of Navy Surgeon General
Is Talented in Artistic Fields
By Frances Lide =

/ Artistic by nature, she also en-
joys music and the theater. Photog-
raphy is one of her hobbies and
scenery is one of her favorite sub
jects.
Her artistic talents enabled Mrs.
Swanson to take up career a few
years ago as buyer for a depart
ment store. Her excellent taste is
reflected in her own costumes.
She is tall and graceful and has
dark brown eyes and blonde hair
with a suggestion of auburn. She
looks striking in black, which is
always her favorite for evening
gowns. She prefers sport clothes for
daytime wear and usually chooses
something in brown or green, which
are lovely with her coloring.
She is fond of sports, including
golf and riding, but has given up
most of her outdoor activities in
the past few years. Small dinner
parties are her fayorite form OF
entertaining.
The former Vivienpe Ackerman,
she was brought up in Memphis,
where her father was a cotton
broker, and still has a trace OF her
Southern accent. She says she's
the only Southerner in her family,
however. Admiral Swanson is a
native OF Marquette, Mich, and
her parents originally came from
New York State. Her mother, Mrs.
Caroline Alderman, has made her
home with Mrs. Swanson for the
mast four wears.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ainavyl;ght
Honor Guest
1T Fl. Myey
Other Fetes
On Service
Calendar
By Betty Miliken

Today the post of Fort Myer will
welcome the return of one of its
most popular former commanding
officers. Gen. Jonathan M. Waiu-
wright, who flew from San Antonio
to act as honorary chairman Of the
National Capital Horse Show at
Fort Myer, will be honor guest at
a large reception from $50 to 8
O'Clock in Hop Hall, post eadquar-
terS
In the receiving line to greet the
300 or more guests will be Gen.
Wainwright. the Commanding Ofi-
Ger of the Military District Of Wash
ington and Mrs. Claude B. Feren-
baugh, the Commanding Officer OF
Fort Myer and Mrs. John j. AL
bright, the Commanding Officer OF
the Post Hospital and Mrs. William
L. Thompson, the head OF nurses at
Fort Myer, Maj. Grace e. McCulley
and the chairman OF the War
Nurses Memorial (Which benefits
from the proceeds of the horse
show and Mrs. Arthur H. john
son.
Planning Trip
Parties are appearing on the date
book for Capt. and Mrs. Robert M.
Hinckley, who will leave Washing
ton January and probably not
return until next October. Their
itinerary at present reads like this:
The day after New Year they will
set out for Mexico. Making the
trip leisurely in their car, they plan
to visit the most interesting spots,
including the much-sung-a about
Acapulco.
After two months in the pictur-
esque country south of the border,
Capt. and Mrs. Hinckley will visit
the Commandant of the 18th Naval
District and Mrs. Donald B. Beary
in San Francisco. From there they
will sail for Honolulu, taking along
their car eff it holds up" They will
spend two months with Comdr.
Robert M. Hinckley, jr., who is in
command of the ammunition depot
at Westlock, and Mrs. Hinckley, re-
turning to Washington for brief
time probably in May.
During the summer Capt. and
Mrs. Hinckley will occupy the house
they bought two years ago at Chat
ham, Mass. Until now they have
spent only a few weeks there, but
this year they hope to enjoy 1t
through the summer. Once the res
idence of a Cape Cod sea captain
Mrs. Hinckley has plans for making
(See MILLTKEN, Page D-5.)
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Dance GiUeu
At SulgraUe
Gay affair
Fete HOnOrS
Couple Here
For Visit

Last night there was q small
dance going on at the Sulgrave Club
that no one wanted to end. Mrs.
Daniel C. Stapleton entertained in
honor of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Renchard,
at one of the gayest and most at
tractive affairs Of the season. The
Club was decorated in fall colors.
Flowers added beautiful toucnes to
the ballroom while the buffet was
colorfully ornamented with fruits
of every kind found in this hemi-
sphere.
This was Mrs. Stapleton's first
opportunity to entertain for the
Renchards, who are on home leave
from The Hague. Mr. Renchard is
First Secretary at our Embassy
there and they will be returning to
The Netherlands not long after
Christmas. The party included
friends the former Stellita Staple
ton grew up with, as well as many
of Mr.. Renchard's associates from
the State Department.
The hostess and guests Of honor
greeted the guests at the head OF
the stairs. Mrs. Stapleton was
gowned in black lace while her
daughter wore beautiful Lelong
model from Paris. It was a full
skirted, decollete gown of heavy
satin taffeta and with it, while re-
ceiving, she wore a short ernline
jacket. Her corsage was of gar
deniaS.
There were q number of small
dinners before this dance. Mrs.
Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs Renchard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Robinson
and several other guests dined at
the Sulgrave Club, while other din
ners were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Graham Parsons and Col. and
Mrs. Frederick Coleman.
The Undersecretarys of State and
Mrs. Dean Acheson, the French
Ambassador and Mime. Bonnet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
were among those who accepted the
invitation to this party, and others
included Mr. and Mrs. George Ham
ilton, Mrs. Mae Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Casweu.
The high point of the evening
occurred when Sidney and his or
chestra played revised version of
"Stellita," a composition Sidney
dedicated to Mrs. Renchard when
she made her debut here.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Ron7a1zian ENJOY
RetHrz7ing Here

The Minister of Romania and
Nine. Ralea, with their daughter,
Miss Catinca Ralea, will arrive in
New York Wednesday aboard the lie
de France and will come direct to
Washington.
The Minister presented his Gre
dentials on october / and returned
to Romania two weeks later. His
family did not accompany him to
washington when he came here in
September.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Reception Cancelled

The reception which was to have
been given by the French AmbasSa-
dor and Nine. Bonnet tomorrow
evening at the Embassy in honor of
Lily Pons, following her concert at
Constitution Hall, has been Cancelled
because of the death of the Greek
Ambassador, Mr.. Cimon P. Diaman-
topoulos.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Residential
Set 4Hewb
annual Tea
Farewell Fete
Is Given for
TheGradys

Members of Washington's oldest
residential set predominated at the
delightful party given by Mrs. Eng
lish Gordon and Mrs. Gustav Lur-
man Stewart, jr., yesterday after
noon. This annual affair is
becoming looked-forward-to insti-
tuition by their many friends. For
the fifth year in a row these two
Capitalites, who have been friends
since school days, gave small re-
ception at Mrs. Stewards home.
The latter, the daughter of the
late Senator Gilbert Hitchcock, still
keeps her fathers residence open
so that she can entertain when she
is in Washington. She also has
an apartment in New York and di-
vides her time between the two
cities.
Tea and champagne cocktails we're
served in the beautiful r street
home yesterday, between $50 and
7:30, with some of the guests linger-
ing even longer. Object of much
admiration was Mrs. Stewards COLI
lection of fine tapestries, which in
cludes the rare gothic mile fieurs
tapestries. They were beautifully
lighted by tapers in old wrought
iron candelabra.
On this visit Mrs. Stewart will
be in , Washington until after
Christmas.
The Charge d'Affairs of India and
Lady Bajpai were hosts at dinner
last evening, entertaining in honor
of the former Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Henry Francis
Grady. The other guests were the
Swiss Minister and Nine. Brugg-
mann and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Murray.
Mrs. Chester w. Nimitz, wife of
the chief of naval operations, will
entertain a small group at lunch
con Wednesday in the Admiral's
House at the Naval Observatory, In
compliment to Mrs. Grady. Mrs.
Nimitz and Mrs. Grady are friends
of long standing. having become ac-
quainted years ago when DR.. Grady
was dean of the School OF Economics
at the University of California.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Harold G..
Bowen will fete the Gradys at an
informal dinner tomorrow evening.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Brand
will entertain at a small buffet sup
per Saturday evening in honor Of
DR.. and Mrs. Grady who will leave
Washington December Is to return
to their home In San Francisco.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

right hand, ma
tons would leer
less and love
more. Now on
board the S. S.
A m erica e n
route to their
new post, the
United States
Ambassador to
Sweden and his
wife have a rec
ord OF past ap-
probation that
W arm S tn c
cookies of ones
heart
Evening star., 1946-12-08
.Debmante Bouquet ANoom
WHh Many Lo0ely Buds
Party Calendar Is Crowded
With Holiday Festivities
By Margaret Hart Candy

bouquet blossom months
this
the list of lovely ladies will be formally presented has
always count minute
additions.
just parties going to be crowded the
Chasre question slate already jamned
all short majority Of
vacations
with
friends daughters pretty lucky There isn't
open afternoon affair
popular the holidays With
the dbutan will just about be coming to
life midday the ovees will be having their first
day lunchtme.
Attractive Sophie Fnknstaed has date book just bgng with
BrarcGf Junior College
following she will presented by her
parents Fnkenaedt at the Sulgrave
will with Miss Ruth Sailor at
Chevy Club Mrs Preston Dano aunt of
Sailor.
December 26 Mrs Richard "
the Chase Club And sharing
Evening star., 1946-12-08

If all ambassadors were like Louis
G. Dreyfus, wars would probably
cease. Certainly if each envoy had
some one like Grace Dreyfus at his
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DARBY HOMECOMING
LADY THROWS CANE
AWAY AFTER TAKING
NEW RHU-AID FORMULA A

One lady. who was unable to
walk 6 weeks ago, due to rheu-
matte pains, says she is enjoying
a normal life once again since
she took RHU-AID. In fact, she
says she has thrown her cane
away. This lady had to stay in
the house for weeks at a time,
unable to get out much. Rheu-
matte pains centered in the joints
of her knees and ankles. She
says she felt stiff all over. But in
less than a weeks time, when
she started taking R1U-AID, the
a full rheumatic pains disap-
peared from her legs and ankles.
She is well and happy today and
says she wouldn't take a fortune
for the relief RIIU-AID has given
her
RHU-AID is the new liquid
formula containing three valua-
b lie medical ingredients. These
Three Great Medicines, all blend
ed into one, go right to the very
cause of rheumatic and neuritic
aches and pains Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over.
So don't go on suffering! Get
RE1U-AiD. Wolgamot's Drug Store.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-12
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