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Evening star., 1946-12-07
First Of the Three Dances
Giuem at Sulgrape club

cluded Mr.. and Mrs. william Lloye
from New York-she is Mrs. Harri-
mans sister; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D
Auchincloss, Mrs. Hoyer Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Elliston and Mr.. Llewellyr
Thompson. Mr.. Summer McKnigh,
of Minneapolis was also there and his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Henry Mcknight, who has just
moved here from New York. The
senior Mr.. Mcknight is here for the
christening of his grandchild.
The Assistant Secretary of War
for Air and Mrs. w Stuart Syming-
ton and the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Edward H. Foley
jr., were at the dinner given in the
Wadsworths' home on Waterside
Drive. And so were Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Newbold, jr.; Mrs. Mckee
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Moran Nc
Conihe, Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsley Gar
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Scott, MIR
and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Hagner, Mr.. and Mrs
Jasper Du Bose and Mr.. Jack
Heinz.
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pass A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT-social security, inc. taxes
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prompt trass reason peSss. 2E soa sd
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maintained ADULTS, statements. etc. Rea.
sSns0ls S%s MAffs rafis HkEArkss iaRs 90 So 40 ss
automatic; no cash needed, small MONTH,
payment; immediate installation. D. A
asTTA4NENTpSN, aTANsnYpSSNS, II iBusaiSSfRsssMENrne aSfs fnes,
firms in town. call on Mr.. Kipnis OF thu
Atlas Aseney for accountants. once man msn'
DOLL REPAIRING - FLORENCE GRAY
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r. I An NOT RESPONSIBLE for any dsDt.
made other than by myself. HAROLD. G
ss66sesk1REsRpisS s6ssk1RhEsp fsS sEkvIeELarse 4 or small
businesses: books kept, books set up, FED.
eral and State tax returns prepared Hy
sHa saihfa Hsh ssis
SnsLfc Sfs AZ sAecscouNTANr-rhe seso Tax Save,
Ias't ths tax % man coming. Let me take care Of
Nh wENdER, 40 Bond Bldg, Ma. 1884
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made other than by myself. VIM
Z, HEWITT. alS 7 p s.; sw. n...,. ..n
ing. manuscripts. menus secretarial serv-
ices. part-tlme bookkeeping. Reasonable
AccotNfrMNG UNI M And nd TAX SERVICES, s. s,
taxes, income taxes: hooks audited and
kept part time. D. H. THOMSON CH.
WI Sa'o Still N t. NEED e1 CUSTOMERS. but we
wish TO thank you who answered our
appeal and hope you will tell your friends.
as YOU told us Just how, much you en-
keep drawing, we will be able to. stay
opeh. keep few lights on, and hnaily
become successful restaurateurs lahem!).
relatives, special rates for children
Meet me Gus, At the Manchester" South
Glebe I'd. at Lee blvd. dL. 9574. JACK
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HELP poMEsTic.

ADULT but useful companion wanted for
our normal school-aged children and
some assistance in light housework for
mother; either help available: sociable lady
Of good BACKGROUND who wishes to become
part Of congenial home in Chevy Chase,
D. C.. nice private rm.. good salary and
good food: kindly state age and experience.
eaAMBEkMaap-wArTREss I'll shsEHi ishp whit. pr..
ferred, live in, small family: good wages.
Telephone after 10 am. DU. 3944 or cali
2127 r st. NV. %
COOK, experienced. g,h.w.; no laundry:
live In; whole day OF Thurs. and every
other Sun; very nice quarters and pvt.
bath: refs: $50 wk. EN-. O976. B
COOK, white, to do plain cooking and 1st.
d. work. other help employed: pvt. 3rd-h.
rm. and bath; must be experienced, with
local references fond Of children and will
ing to go to Florida in January: salary.
S32 to start. EN-. 317S. %
COOK. general housework, child 31z years.
small family: other help employed; every
otler sun. Thurs. afternoons OF; S25 per
week: reference. health card REQUIRED, EN-.
COOK. general housework, S25. live in; sli
day Thursday, every other Sunday on. Or
COOK and downstairs housework. live in:
other help employed; $25 week: references
required: family OF 5: in Georsetoyn.
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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Mrs. Dickinson
To Be Hostess

Mrs. La Fell Dickinson, president
Of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs, will be hostess at
q dinner tomorrow for 20 nurses
from Poland who have been study
ing in New York and who win be
in Washington for . week end of
sightseeing. Their tour is being
sponsored under the auspices Of
UNRRA.
Assisting Mrs. Dickinson with ar
rangements for the dinner which
will be held at the Iron Gate Inn,
adjacent to club headquarters, will
be Mrs. Ruth Kelso Renfrow, the
general federation's extension Sec
retary of foreign and territorial
clubs, and Mrs. Gertrude Parks,
president of the District federation.
A trip to Mount Vernon tomorrow
afternoon also is being planned for
the visitors.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Writers to Hold
VARIETY Program

A variety program will be pre-
sented at a monthly meeting of
the Professional Writers Club at
1880 pm. Monday at the YWCA.
Main speaker will be Harry Neal,
feature and fiction writer, who will
speak on How 4 Beginner Begins
to Write"
Other guests will be Mrs. Ridgely
Chapline and her daughter, Miss
Barbara Chapline. Mrs. Chapline,
who is member Of the National
Society Of Women Geographers and
who has travelled extensively, will
speak briefly about Picture Writ
ing and Editing" and will illustrate
her talk with movies.
Miss Chapline, a Wellesley grad
uate, will sing and play several of
her own song compositions.
During a brief business session
preceding the program, announce
ment will be made OF the newly
formed Poetry Workshop Group
which will hold its first meeting
at the YWCA Tuesday evening, De-
cember II,
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Ladies Aid Plans
Bazaar for Aged

A silver tea, moving pictures allt
games OF fun for all ages will bs
some of the features Of the gals
Christmas bazaar being planned by
the Ladies' Aid of the Rupperi
Home for the Aged which will bs
held at pm. Sunday, December is
at the home.
The bazaar will also offer man,
a weary shopper the opportunity
to obtain attractive Christmas gifts
Some tables will have on display
fancy work done by residents ol
the home and cakes and cookies
made by members Of the auxiliary
Fancy and serviceable aprons viii
be another attraction, as also the
white elephant table with its in.
teresting assortment Of miscei-
laneops wares.
The silver tea will be held In
the dining room, while hot sausages
potato salad and large sandwiches
viii be on sale in the basement.
Families and friends of the home
are cordially invited to attend the
benefit,
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Ladies Of Cbarity
To Hear Dr.. Bvers

DR.. John M Byers, health Officer
of Prince Georges County, will be
guest speaker at the Quarterly meet
ing of the Ladies Of Charity at 2:3o
pm. tomorrow in the Church OF
the Ascension, Bowie, Md.
He will discuss the county medi-
cal care program. Reports of the
work done by the various units will
also be given by the presidents
Mrs. Catherine Moore, county presi-
dent, will preside.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Horigan, presi-
dent of the Ladies of Charity of the
archdiocese OF Baltimore and Wash
ington, will be guest.
Plans will also be made to send
Christmas gifts to the children In
institutions.
At a recent meeting of the Prince
Georges County Soroptimist Clut
announcement was made that $40f
has been raised to furnish q room
at the Prince Georges County Gen.
eral Hospital. The presentation will
be made In the near future.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
President and Mrs. Truman
Give Reception for Press
By Katharine M. Brooks

/ the Stars and Stripes and the Presi-
dents emblem Immediately preced-
ing the Chief Executive and his
wife. At the door of the blue room
these color bearers took up their
places at each side of the doorway.
Following the President and Mrs.
Truman were the members of the
cabinet in the order of the estab-
listment of the cabinet portfolios.
Last evening the President and
Mrs. Truman walked down the cor
ridor from the stairway to the blue
room and took their places facing
the south windows. The members
OF the cabinet and their wives went
into the green room, and on into the
state dining room, mingling with the
other guests.
Mrs. Truman wore a gold lame
evening gown shot with black
threads, and an orchid corsage
Long gloves completed her costume.
Miss Margaret Truman, down from
New York for the week end, was
also present. She was gowned in
light blue chiffon and also wore an
orchid on her shoulder The Pres
ident wore black tie, which was the
previously announced vogue for
gentlemen for the evening.
The large number Of guests in
vited went from the east room,
where they assembled, into the
green room and after being greeted
by their hosts went on through the
red room to the dining room. A
long buffet table was laid at the
west side of the room from where
glasses of refreshing punch and
small dainty cakes were served.
1t was after 10:30 when the last
guests had been greeted and the
Navy Orchestra began to play for
dancing in the East Room. The
President and Mrs. Truman went
into the smaller reception rooms
and stood about chatting for
awhile with the news writers.
Shortly after they retired, the
orchestra stopped playing and the
party was over by 1880.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
AlA,,1nae Plan Tea

DR.. Gillie Larew, professor OF
mathematics at Randolph Macon
College, Lynchburg, Va, will be
guest Of honor at tea to be given
by the Randolph-Maco Alumnae
OF Washington tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Ezra Brainerd, 1884
California street NV.
DR.. Larew is attending the meet
ing Of the National Board of Di-
rectors of the American Association
Of University Women. She is also
vice president of the South Atlantic
Region Of the AAUW.
A dinner In honor Of the ma
tional Board of Directors will be
given by the Washington branch
American Association of University
Women at 8 O'Clock tonight at the
clubhouse, 1884 I street NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

The first of the Three Dances took
place at the Sulgrave Club last night
These exclusive subscription affairs
which have become a Capital in
stitution, are conducted exactly like
private dances. Since this was the
first of the series, last evenings s
guests were received by the four
women on the committee-Mrs
John L. Newbold, jr., Mrs. George
Angus Garrett, Mrs. Benjamin w.
Thoron and Mrs. Sidney Kent Le-
gsre.
Dinners were legion before this at
tractive affair which was enhanced
by the music of Meyer Davis and his
orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
WadSworth gave a dinner for %
with DR.. and Mrs. Lauriston Hardin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krock en-
tertained 16 before the dance. The
British Minister and Mrs. Roger
Makins were also hosts at dinner as
were Mrs. John F. wilkins, Mrs.
Clarke McIlvaine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Cox.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Averill Hartman and former
Governor Harold E. Stassen were at
the Krocks' dinner which also in
Evening star., 1946-12-07

/, High-ranking officials and heads Of
diplomatic missions were among
those calling to wish Finland many
more years of freedom.
The Minister and Mime. Jutila
had assisting them the Counselor
of the Legation and Mime. Won Nu-
mers who have so many friends in
the Capital made when they were
here some years ago and added to
since their return here year ago.
Nine. Jutila wore long black silk
crepe gown with black lace bodice.
1t was with considerable regret
that the guests learned that the
older daughter of the hosts, Nine.
Maijalaine Horelli, sailed yesterday
to join her husband who is an agri-
culturist in Finland. She came to
Washington with her father and
had been acting as hostess for him
until her mother arrived.
Young Mile. Vappu Jutila, the
oauSAitCiy doo1o0Su dbd
made an attractive picture in her
native dress. The costume had a
moderately short plated skirt of
red wool over which was worn a
white silk apron edged with white
lace. The blouse also was white
silk with long full sleeves and the
sleeveless vest was of red and white
laced up the front with black silk
cord. Her small white cap was
trimmed with lace and had blue
ribbon bow and streamers in the
oack.
Autumn blossoms were used in
the many vases about the rooms
of the attractive Legation at 3001
woodland drive, former home OF
the late Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel G. Roper. Bright fell
blossoms adorned the dining table
where Finland's favorite coffee anc
coffee cake were served.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
HELP MEN ond WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, preferably with construc-
ton experience. Apply ALVIN L. AUBI-
NOE. INC, 1907 Pa, ave, NV. -s
FOUNTAIN HELP, white. male or female:
good pay. Wo. 6210. PEARSoN'S PHAR-
COUPLE. to live in; experienced; cook
and houseman; city references and health
card required. Do not waste your time or
mine unless you are experienced and
capable. Salary to start, $500 mo-, pleas
ant living quarters. EN-. 6363. Call WO.
COUPLE. eolored. to live In. housemaid
and houssman Who ean sssiSt Il peIn aIning
kNh sSkrspEssoSNs slEsss Sesns ioM Md to call ON hotels
Hospital hosE HE naEksss ksM sS5 snd
CO. Tpsfp8ls.GeI EGom sls sse St NV. .,,hon. mlo
ezperience in store hand.ing. dry cleaning
s s00f zsisrf s09s eLh2s hSsEs AsPy M
INSTITUTIONAL HbiSa HHIp HHT. men and
graduate nurses. $3.50 to 5000 monthly;
attendants. S130 to $3.50 monthly; kitchen
and dining room help, S110 to S140
monthly: maintenance available: annual
leave. sick leave. retirement benefits; spe-
cial opportunities for married couples.
Write or come to John M. Barbadore, DE-
PARTMENT INSTITUTIONS AND AGEN-
cIEs. State Office Building. Trenton N. J.
JANIToR AND WIFE. live in; hish grade
only. nondrinkers. exper.; ref. Box 440-Y.
Star g
Evening star., 1946-12-07

The President and Mrs. Truman
{ gave a reception for the members
of the press last evening in the
White House. It was the first time
the present Chief Executive and
his wife have entertained the news
paper and radio correspondents, al
though Mrs. Truman was hostess
to a small number of the news
.paperwomen last year.
The function last evening also
was the first time the members of
the fourth estate have been given
such a formal stately reception. Ar
rangements were the same as for
the state receptions on the schedule
of official entertaining.
There were about $500 guests
invited and only duly accredited
members Of newspaper editorial
staffs, news broadcasters and news
photographers were included, with
the exception of the Presidents of
ficial family, the members of the
cabinet. And of these 10 officials
there were present only the Secre-
tary of War and Mrs. Robert p.
Patterson. the Attorney General
and Mrs. Tom Clark, the Sec
retary of the Interior and Mrs. JUL
ius A. Krug, the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Clinton p. Ander-
son, and the Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Lewis B. Schwellenbach.
Guests were admitted at the east
entrance and after leaving their
wraps went up the stairs to the east
room. Promptly at o'clock the
trumpeter of the Marine Band
played the familiar fanfare and to
the strains of Hail to the Chief"
the President and Mrs. Truman, pre-
ceded by the military and naval
aides at the White House started
down the stairs from the second
floor.
This always is an impressive cere-
mony, the color bearers carving
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Christmas Party

The washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Phi Chi Theta, womeu's ma
tional commerce fraternity, will
hold its annual Christmas party at
$50 pm. Monday at the home Of
the program chairman, Mrs. r. p
Galloway, 1886 Stafford street, Ar
lngton, Va.
The buffet supper will be fol-
lowed by business meeting and
Christmas program. Toys will he
collected to be sent at Christmas
to the Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Insurance Luncheon

Aviation Insurance" will be the
subject of talk by Arnold H. John
son before luncheon meeting of
the Insurance Women's Club OF
Washington at 1880 pm. Monday
at the Sheraton Hotel.
The club will hold its annual
Christmas party Friday at the home
OF Mrs. Margaret Nagel, 40 Circle
avenue. Takoma Park, Md.
The newly elected officers of the
club are Mrs. Ethel Mac Donald, pres
toent; Mrs. Alice Potter, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Eleanor Smithson, secre-
tary;; Mrs. Nagel, assistant secretary
and Mrs. Virginia Brooks. treasurer
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Flag Presented

Presentation of a large silk flag
was made to the state District Chill
dren Of the American Revolution
last night at a meeting of the board
of the society at the OAR chapter
house.
The flag, which was presented by
Mrs. Clayton Ernig, was the prop
erty of the Governor Thomas Wells
CAR Society and had been pre-
sented to that society by parents as
a memorial to its members who had
died. Mrs. Ray e. Brown, State
president of the District CAR re-
ceived the presentation.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Fmlands ENJOY
and Nine. Jntila
Gipe Reception

Finland's Independence Day was
celebrated yesterday by the Min
lister and Nine. Jutila, who gave
their first large entertainment since
coming to this Capital. The Min
lister, who presented his credentials
in November of last year, was host
to small group of Finnish res
idents in the Capital last year on
the anniversary. Nine Jutila only
Joined him here in the late sum-
mer Yesterday they received be-
tween five and six hundred guests.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT for CPAs once who has
had experience with CPA; salary depend
ent upon education, experience and abil-
ity; give full explanation with references;
not be contacted without your consent: ]
have told the men In my ONCE about this
ACCoTINTANT-opsn for able, ener.
getic and ambitious young man in account
ing ders. lment Of large utility company
in one of larger cities in Texas; must PC
weight, accounting experience, martial
status and education Please send recent
flandwritins. Applicant must have per-
sonality and educational BACKGROUND. to
quality In time for executive responsibility
Boz 200-z, Star.
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HeIp MEA

AGED 22-4O, to work in telephone order
dept; pleasant inside work with chance
for advancement, vacation with pay, sick
benefits. Cali MR.. GRIFFITH. IA. $500.
IF RESPONSIBLE C0LoRED MAN. with
drivers license. wishes permanent posi-
ton as houseman and driver in private
family, write, giving references. to Box
Evening star., 1946-12-07

apt at figures; typing sssentaisslv as : excel. a
chance for advancement. Box l36-Y. star
HABERDAsHER sALEsMAN-Young man,
thoroughly experienced selling fine quality
haberdashery to dtscriminating trade:
fun pr part time; must Be capable Of earn
ance as and and have fine style sense: permanent
position and splendid opportunity for ad-
Hpp Mn FED f eaehns es.n a aHe sHo
18th and SITS. NV.
JANITOR, must have good reference and
understand Iron Fireman % quarters snd nd
Penna eve. Inquire. resident msnaRer. -
500 SO per month. and quarters. No chill;
CO.. siI 18th st. NV, between Q snd
yxNfToR. colorsa. expsrisnssd, for APT sg.
it fsSstRss ssstf'Is sstsstRR ss .as
sSsss s snss sVsasl. e e w. sfsRslfR
Ii,ooaciKsMITH, i,oa good salary. for risht man,
szprsasss s. aSssr aoPs sopn.r AZ and sts
IuBRrcATIoN MAN, thoroushly expert
enced; white only; chrysler and Plymouth
sasDaIL aatSp3iss MoTohs SPoeah Nc. Is l5S i7
s.s Mss !. With snsr Ssess ss
tricai motor equipment. Apply Box :,52-A.
MAN, exp. in furniture fchildren. juvenile
furniture), in a new baby shop; exp. men
only agply: good salarr. GOOD working con-
d:tions Apply YOUTHLAND. INC, 1901
Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria, Va. or cal
MAN for greenhouse. work good, steady lob:
must have experience and sober; liyins
spsasersw Ssn 9SoaHsson 9SeaHsssssSoan Z eH 1f5s
N. Lexington, Arlington.
MAN, 2S-45, to represent an educational
Institution which has been approved hs
the Veterans Administr tration: compensa.
ton wkly salary, commissions and bonus
the position Is permanent with assured
future; must have an auto and be ablt
to furnish Al character ref. Reply imme.
diately In detail giving address and phone
number; company representative VII
contact you for personal interview. Write
Box l24-Y, Star.
MAN, colored. married, with 5th-class en-
gineer's license as engineer and janitol
of large apartment house, vicinity Meri-
dian Park; excellent opportunity; S120 pei
mo. plus quarters and utilities; also opper.
KNoDE, Dupont 2442.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

help to serve Its growing business, Jul
Sa' ssSp E ess5Tr Sas III so sse Rh
sHsvieE siEiHva syf fsraa'fflos aa'fflos ATTENDANTS, ogpsr
s hsps' AalsR1eHS Il saRptS SERVICE cEsTHR 81
ssHEdRIfMEiAE u dIses FL rRosRsGKnE WoRKER st class
Iunity; vases open Box s3l.A, ssar; rcaa
shoe smeI rspairmsn. @ wonderful opportunits
for you with high salary and also nnisner Is
s1S sopA e teeLiEkK isk W wpart-time work evenins.
pas pas evsIs AsspIs psnfs fsMYssks DsgG STORE
sopa d9S psaaSSysnNa pfsouSSaN aEir a
iTHAxfcAB II DRIVERS WATTTEgg' e e. buy co q
rent new. taxicabs. SELLERS CAB So,
aSSs spps PhEss Snd
HI 4Eues efaaa aaaEAIIfER ossr u white. IA p E !:
ialf 1f' Tor overtime. Cali RA. o648 bet. 9-l
rsudK m AZ qpssivE9. shlts for handling FL Ioes
4s 4ksuek es' DEivEs sifs sns and WORK in sa store
Ply 2s1o FhSaNs Island Iens AVE- oppert for sd
graduate1, who likes clerical work a, ans +
speed. Sae "a Apply wAsHiNdToS aa!s GAS LIGHT
Co, employment ONCE. HOO s9th ST. NV.
Monday through Friday. $3.50 am; L
VENETIAN Y BLIND MAN, exp. on repaint
ng and rspairipss sood sa1sTy aTE stsaoi s9oi
NMEsTiiElaaSsnGhance Msiil syss nS to sell new aa,omo
tive product in this area: wholesale sns
retail. cen Spruce osso-ML no,r s vs..
APpyT spP,oymsqnIs sqnIsrHeRip eis asone Ssn dssS SG,
wATCHMAKER Or ASST. perm; goo,
opportunity for right man. call d. o5a4
wEATHERsTRIrPER, with tools: stead
work best pay; Apply p. G. WEATHER
STRIP CO., 4u3 9Th St ne. -
YOUNG MAN to assist in operating shoot
Ing celery, , no exper. nee. AZ etn ST
YOUNG MEN, under 80, as insurance in
vestisators: must own car and be able Z
type proflciently Permanent position witt
national organization. ma QS3l -
YOUNG MEN. good typists: shorthand doe
not have to be fast, excellent opportunit
to learn q good s.business BOOMHOWEl
CO., 1855 Columbia I'd. NV. -
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
Ten Couples
Will Picnic

About 10 couples are expected to
try the bicycle picnic for Southwick
Court residents Saturday after
noon. It was reported by Mrs
Weldon Haas. co-chairman OF the
court.
According TO Mrs. Haas, the cy.
clists will start early Saturday
afternoon from a bicycle rental
agency in Ann Arbor. take picnic
lunches. and travel along the HUI
ron River until either stomachs or
leg muscles call for a halt.
The group expects to return to
Ann Arbor about o'clock Saturday
evening. in time for the Southwick
picnickers to return to Willow
Village for the open house record
dance at West Lodge, Mrs. Haas ex.
planned. Residents OF Southwick Ct.
who require transportation 70 Ann
Arbor may contact Mrs. Haas at
1885 Southwick, or Mrs. Robert
Kelly, 1877 in the same court.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
.WhiteWash
Suggested

During West Lodges first Home
Planning class Thursday afternoon,
veterans wives were advised by a
University OF Michigan expert to
try tinted whitewash for decorating
.heir apartments.
Miss Catherine Heller, OF the
University's College OF ArchItec-
ture. suggested the use of white
wash during a discussion OF prac-
tical methods OF interior decoration
in temporary housing for families
with low incomes. According to
Miss Heller, ordinary whi.ewash
can be colored by the addition of
any pigment which is soluble In
water.
Thirty-six veterans wives attend
ed Thursdays class and entered
into an extensive discussion with
Miss Heller about the various phas-
es OF color for interiors.