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Evening star., 1947-06-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
ens tms auats saT o s
ACCOUNTING, graduate, veteran, .2s.
B.C.s. degree. ia years exp. income tax.
accounting or law firm specializing in tax
matters. Starting salary incidental, Box
AIR CoND., plumbing and heating engr.
sultanf's Oh, desires change to construc-
ton, maintenance or sales position, e Box
ASST. ASST Bo5ooKKEEpER wants 5-day-Seek
lob with established business; :, sxper. n
III ean Start two Of
first class brickwork at once. Alex. $3.50.
sTDER BfRfI5 super desires to
Communicate with clients who contemplate
BUILDING; construction of any nature 4. BOX
sgsiNEss s9fIki ssaf' AND INDUSTRIAL manage
good appearance. desires position with
sfaGs III das sR Wed fss and 's. sas past two year;
ehone ehoGf' DE. aeSSEA s7ss; Sun, BE. $500. Ext
coLIEaE 81 Men GRAb sha ei'e5i married
in washington; 1947 car; investigating and
sales exp; desires slniIar employment. in
COLLEGE STUDENT. veteran, age 20. de-
sires clerical work from ! to pm, Mon.
rgaTh former experience @ a as PEI personnel CLERK Of
an Army hospital; some typing. CAN
CoIoRED WAITER or butler, desire work.
hotel or private family. Phone LU. Ago.
DESIGNER and craftsman with aircraft
company, large-scale manufacture OF pre-
fabricated houses or concern making WIDE
use of light alloys. Experience, years with
two prominent aircraft companies, eXten-
sive experience in mappins. and construc-
tion Education. science major in college,
years Write Box 2s0-K. Star. 16'
MAN, colored, wants work; does not drink.
NO OSl3
MAN, colcred. wishes Job as janitor, or
will take care small bldg. for quarters
8 yrs. experience; nonlicensed; girls;
aRoWN 9Rs 3 and Iu. 056ff s6fT 4 years Old ALLEN
MANAGER, supervisor, 'headwaiter rest,
club, cafe: age AZ, married; 20 years
practical experience; complete knowledge
of food service and personnel; reference.
Pt Iii fgstsmsssSa ssa
days, EX. 25s3; eyes,, NO. s747. 16'
RADIO TECH, 1st phone. End tel; yrs
exp. aerial op. and mech. Grad. RCA inst.
SALES Sal Executive. engineering back
ground. wishes to represent reputable COM
pany, have extensive commercial Govern
ment and foreign purchasing contacts; 10
salary or retainer with commission. Have
own office. Box 461-K, Star 81
VETERAN, Govt. employe, age 33: desires
employment evenings or week ends. CAN
DU. 1000, Ext. 632. 10.
VET. white, "a, married, car. attending
nsht AMhR. Il uNfV. yEio' STUDENT, CT, married.
desires employment during the summer
vacation; can furnish own car; best Of
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Rabies Vaccinations
Declared Effective

The danger to District residents
from rabies infected dogs will con-
tinue to be sharply reduced If the
Health Departments 1947 antirabies
vaccination program is approved by
the Commissioners, according to DR..
George c. Ruhland, District health
officer.
In a memorandum submitted to
the Commissioners, DR.. Rutland
said that in 1914 total OF 2,4OO
persons were bitten by dogs and
that 148 of the animals died from
rabies. The following year the Com
missioners issued a proclamation
that all licensed dogs be immunized
and all unlicensed dogs be destroyed.
Figures for 1945 showed 2,096 per-
sons were bitten and 100 dog died
from rabies, while in 1916 the num-
ber of persons bitten dropped to
1,543 and only four dogs died OF the
disease. DR.. Rutland reported that
as of June l, 624 persons reported
dog bites and no animal deaths from
rabies were recorded.
This reduction in the incidence of
rabies could be continued only
through the irnmunization program.
DIR. Ruhland asserted.
Without 1t there is grave danger
of in increase in the incidence of
rabies" he said.
According to present Health De-
partment plans, vaccination depots
will be established at several city
schools during July and August.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
HELP WOMEN,

ASSISTANT BUYERS. for various depart
ments. preferably those with retatlinIs nnI
dse 6 on Reg SsbRaf sBPRae BRo
aih sTh aaS sn sts nT srd women pe2m.
nent positions All-around exper. styiists
to handle existing active trade. 51a-day
mfsscn Hk sS6 eHkM AK as sEA1rP a4 gus sHoP sa
sEAGTIcIASslH 81 GTs hSH sio' ali around operator,
ion1 LEE sns sfhbo ShSRp0o op F HAIL pfT BE-
SIGNING, 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. Ma.
sz4f5R aspERs sG1 s9ss ss s'EE
Beauty BEauTY coUNsELoRs-opportunity Of
fered, women over 80 by beauty counselors
ta training ing given EN-. 1852. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR, frst-class air-condi-
toned shop. good clientele, $50 wk. Call
BEAUTY Be- }f10, OPERATORS, must be expert;
ice. 4th +, ,LANsBuRGH & BROS. a7th,
faR BEAnTY fha oPERATok, Sfis exerienced; high
price and busy, shop; hrs. 9 to 8, Apply
BEaSTT 81 PeEF3n oPE8ATok FER 4 aaround salary
fae ReH&EP i2a"liilSR sfHis sfs5I s' 4s
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Experienced, good
hqHT TOP sIEs fE es sss e5 s ss
willing to be trained Air cooled salon. Ex-
cellent oportunity for person qualifying.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, shampoo and scalp
treatment, capable, to assist hair stylist:
shop; salary open. Phone for appoint
s55s1z @s.5g Htasgg s|asssss
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; excel. hours.
MADEMOISELLE BEAUTY SALON 3946
BEAUTY OPERATORS ca wanted-2520
14th st. ard 14l9 Park I'd. NV. Call MR..
ANGLIN CO 2295 16a
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Good wages. RAYS
BEAUTY SALON, 14th and Thomas Circle.
Ma 1926 Is
beauty OPERATORS. men and women.
for our main and various branch salons.
Excellent salary and commission. All sa-
Ions air conditioned. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATORS to work in air-son--
ditioned salon; must be experienced; $50
wk plus commission. HEADS, 7246 Wis.
ave. OIL. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
HELP MEN.

GOOD OPPORTUNITY for men bet. ages
$3.50 to train for profitable selling career:
must have practical experience In bank
ing. commercial or Industrial accounting:
RoNan Pas Ene cAsn szsa z Co. Bss1a
TWo IivEWIRE real estate statesmen with
car; have number Of fast-seiling SUD-
divisions, homes and lots, etc, all price
ranges. Call DREISEN d FREEDMAN,
s632 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Nd.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. NC, OF Va.
Realtors. have an empty desk: on last
years average this desk will pay the man
who fills It over 1000; real estate exper.
not necessary, but sales background and
4 car are essential; most important IS am.
bition and desire to carve a successful
career; we will investigate you. get yoIr
credit report because we are particular as
the man who finally sits down at that desk
will receive our utmost co-operation- Call
Mr. Akre, sales manager, OK 0033. -16
/ WANT TWO MEN who have had expert
ence in meeting the public; 81 per hour
and expenses. Apply 523 1st st. NV,
ARE AR YOU the man we wsnta Energetic
guaransesd salary and a., comm; must hsve
NATIONALLY KNOWN organization has
limited number of vacancies for men over
IS years OF age. interes sted In installation
of telephone communication equipment.
Must be high school graduate, or the
equivalent, in good health and willing to
travel, as necessary. Previous experience,
particularly in the .I armed services, con- u.
Progressive wage scale in effect. Telephone
FIR 9036 for appt al
Evening star., 1947-06-16
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 9 pm.
y
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
floor Business Counter Is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, white. not
over 40, free to travel: two adults; nice
Ress f bath 1e n Ga ups3ars n Soom ass
~ ss sefsrsacss. sesf esl EM S7so @ one S'n
summers: Chevy Chase. winters: si16 per
st. shssy r Case. Ease AaH Nd owl vi. soso' Gss
soHk 9ss' ss hsEe vs. Ssai s5s $751; ss
for private school; so persons. Phone
ea small family s prefer % i've in sy Tef. WI
G.Hw., white. for months. in country:
daen ddaaFy day Oh FER weeE 9o Ses OF
CIV. in small apartment; iight laundry.
stay nIshss until sa after sS dnnsr
local refs: -$21.5 wk. 81. 2993. LIS
saEs sss Ss sasss s s Biz ns9fs
e.Hw. and help with 3 children. refer
GEN ehs faSa aousnWoRK and COOK COOK. no laundry
or children; hours 10 to 7. on Sun. and
half dag DAY Thsrs'; hsr' $50 and earfare; refs
GENERAL HoutsEwoRKER. light cookinr
and and iaundry; experienced. live In. SH.
Gill siRa solersd @ sa.es wants parttms work tFom
Monday through Friday, 9-e. CO. $3.50.
GIRL. colored, wants. gen. housework; or
f755 You NV" Ho. e4s5.
work. or part, time, Call Ho. 9422.
GIRL. colored, desires days work Tues.
eaii after pm. DI soes.
laundry. zoe -hr.. carfare MI. 9517.
HoUsEsKKggEPER' UsKg white. live in' 3 adults
MAID. eoiored. ltys in. fond of children; 1
2s16, 2ki 5ss', CIV, experienced: , Beng psnal.
sF Sn sSo ape spf ialiaEs $3.50 f0l' stevens
plus pH 20 carfare. 2 ane S.sz dE. soss. % 'A' W1S
MAID. live in; s25 VIZ care Of children
and upstairs work; ref. 1851 Brandywine
Z YoHNG HS vs. WoMAs ifss or girl to care ts! a-sz
WOMAN, colored, experienced cook and
cleaner, desires position: city references
!sSs 81 child a; local rsfsr-
Settled WOMAN, colored. for Inv; and
s9a a1s saaTy shaEep cahce m sfsh pref AZ
WOMAN to take charge Of all-elec, home
for working couple; no children; $50 per
GOOD JOB, colored girl 40 a.m.-5 pm,
2-yr. girl: 4oc hr,,, lunch and fare; come
and health card: nice rm. and bath: family
G.H.W.wSettled colored women to live in;
only Z adults n family; s55 wk.; city, ger.
Phone WI. $3.50. IL
Evening star., 1947-06-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT NT-BOoKKEEPER, systems in
stalled and maintained; monthly audits:
statements, taxes, payrolls; also SO ayailaa5lsi a,,i
mornings, mo Sligo 1901. 21s
ASSISTANT. excellent
ssafs sna pbsRas @
thoroughy qualified to handle correspond
encs sales PROMOTION. edlting Tritins ~ So ex
eoEnEaE e iiaEt TE sTuDsar with knowleds. of
typng desires position ,sos sS for
coMPANIoN f a Ishnsd hong; io free ssos 70
DENTAL ASSISTANT desires position a.
bookkeeper- and assistant at
dental chair. Full time, typing ability.
fass sarasy tG Pnewsdss asySe snd es RS
sleas * gowns sDesins1tz Tss; MiSs s5ss
GIRL, colored: wants jo6 as waitress, 2!
GRADuATE eSsafs sTGpTNT IN. A., laboratory.
istrative ability. Call WO. 1858. 1s.
general nosee 9es Wqrs aRa gSss ypHs
to !. chronic or invalid; permanent: $40
fausbREss, z bR ss7e experienced; personal lagn-
dry, curtains, fne fabrics; ref. RA. 1893.
524 Lamont st. NV.
chronic cases. or 8 hours, day or night:
OFFICE t5Fi Il MGsR.-BooKkEEPER, complets
charge, excellent background. both indus
try and Govt; Salary open; best ref.
PosITIoN, age 81. yrs college. once
and public relations experience. Box 400
PSiRacSTriicAL NURSE wants evening work.
PuBfIc tIe'; ;TYpIsT, s.enosrapher. work done
at home. expert at figures. stencils, manu-
SECRETARY EDITORS ASSISTANT, ex-
eellent stenographer, ,tygist,. proofreader:
industry. Including public relations; single.
80, permanent resident, dependable, ac-
curate. painstaking: available July /; no
SATURDAYS; $3.50. GIL. 2611 Sunday, after
ssEcRETARY 81 Mss11nsi HOSTESS in foreign diplo-
matte service; years Of experience. eapa.
BILE OF handling correspondence accounts.
plan and arrange reception. available
July L. Washington resident many years;
excellent references Box OIL, Star. 1Bs
STENO-TYPIST desires part-time work:
eficient. speedy and accurate; tipping dons
at home, work called for and delivered.
Call HO. 2463 after pm. 10.
CONTINUED On Next Psss.l
Evening star., 1947-06-16
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, col, want going-away job
this month: exp. and ref. Call Sunday.
am-2 pm. and Monday. $40, ask for
GEO. H. WILLIAMS. DE. 1887. -l6
Evening star., 1947-06-16

Nearly $50 footpaths in Essex,
England, "lost" in the wartime
plow-n1ore-land drive, are being
restored.
Evening star., 1947-06-16

woman; 4 hours daily. Telephone CO.
TYPIsT-To work. in credit ONCE, geesd
TYpIsT S1 to o. type He mailing lists SO per thou
must be done in ONCE Cali AID. 7lo2
TYP1sTs; permanent; s5-hour week: ex-
Md Call Wisconsin 7700 between 8 and 5.
ira: private educational institution; hours,
with pay pay; tuition free Apply in person,
MISS 'FEAGANS. 1900 F st. NV. ,-17
TYPIsT, experienced. neat, rapid, accu-
ginning salary. ..S175 with automatic in
creases to intelligent, cooperative, young
woman; permanent position; liberal vaca-
sanneF. s1Hn sna So ;sk rest stV Of @ year BOX
SSxRsITYprsTs for research and statistical
permanent. Box 2s9-J, Star. or call RE
MATTRESS. White. Apply in person, Old
WAITRESS, white; excellent wages and tips;
sioNAE 81 coFFEE sHoP. i7se Eye St, NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for restaurant
serving LIQUOR, must be over Fl ,yms6 yeamrss Of
assi nnlf goed tips car IN n person ooMMo
SAsS Sa6EaES rfSRRz6RSs4 ss EGG sssss
WXirREssEs co eeloTss; Hightxork; as,s 81, over e
Sssst suS4 s ii have g. e. sssa ss: asaf
.9s as fHPf5aPS GPfoHN eoek4 s5s isRi ARDS
8A1fsEssEs, s3nh fss over q ezpsglencsd so9a p.
person to Ssis Ga. ave; NV. ~
plsasaat asssi sarroundinss. r ABBY in person
WAiTkEss for restaurant; no Sunday or
dsnrs0r1TH dsions The fSfs FREsiDE i sN i44s
WAITRESS, VA rqR;EEss white. experienced. ,AppIy in
RANT. ask for Louie. -16
GAsdhsss elosea sssdays. sya''eB BEREss EsfAURaET
SSS WSMAs Z 4 aafTEspANr AT to work sysnlass
from I'M. until 8 pm. LAUNDEREI,TE ~
STORE, 35o4 cqlpmbiaR R pike eaof Prefer i1v-
WOMAN fvhite}, some practical nursing
Semi-invalid wife: sac ~ yk; ss1 Takoma Pk.;
WoMhs T5 IL Gag sfssf ss X Sa ss.s work
Apply to THE UNION NEWS CO. stand No.
WOMEN. 1885. as investigators for re-
tail shopping service; no exper. nee; must
be free to travel. Apply Eve. Star Bldg
llth and Pa, Pa ave; ;, Room 5I3; delhi. IN H.
e1andria; guaranteed salary and commis-
sion. Cau National 1874. IT.
YOUNG LADY with ready-to-vear ex.
store within is miles Of Washington. Box
yoUNG SaSDs sIaz IIa4zDY. attractive, well hammered
perisnee - necessary. sols wilson bIyd.,
Arlington, Va. III
Evening star., 1947-06-16

SALESMAN, a good future outlook for
young man to represent well-established
wholesale grocery company; locally; car
rying both grocery and institutional line;
If you dom. want good permanent
position, don't reply. Box 454-J, Star.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
'Goings and Comimgs
Among Diplomats

The retiring Guatemalan Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Garcia Grana-
dos will go to New York today and
will be there for Several months
The Ambassador has retired from
the diplomatic service of his coun-
try and with Sonora de Garcia Gra-
nados has taken an apartment at
1185 Park avenue. No time has been
set for the arrival of the newly ap-
pointed Ambassador Senor Ismael
Gonzalez .Arevalo, and he is not ex-
pected until after the first of the
year.
Sonora de Nieto del Rio, wife OF
the Chilean Ambassador, is back in
the embassy to complete her recu-
peration from recent il;il5;ss:S
Sonora de Nieto del Rio has been at
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for a
fortnight or more and accompanied
the Ambassador back to Washington
Thursday.
The New Zealand Minister and
Lady Berendsen are expected back
in Washington the middle of the
week from New York where the
former attended the sessions Of the
United Nations to which he Is per-
manent delegate from mis- country.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
To. Be Married

The engagement of Miss Juanita
Jean Miller to Mr.. Robert Tschanen
Bowman is announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs E. Paul Miller of
Mount Rainier.
A former resident of Detroit and
Dearborn, Mich, the bride-elect
attended Miami University, where
Mr.. Bowman is at present student
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas M. Bowman Of Upper San
dusky, Ohio.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
|St. Valentine
Wedding Dqte

Nine. Maria L. Hermoso OF Ca
racas, Venezuela, and Washington
and Mr.. John A. Teetz Of Pennsyl-
vania announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Isabel Teetz, to
Mr.. Alfred Hunter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hunter Of Sharon, Pa.
Miss Teetz left for Venezuela in
September, where she met Mr..
Hunter. and their engagement was
announced there early this month
at cocktail party given by her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Maurovich.
Nine. Hermoso will sail this week
for Venezuela to make preparations
for the wedding, which will take
place ST. Valentines Day.
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Becomes engaged

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Lena Bresler Of the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Elaine Judith
Bresler, to Capt. Gerald N. Weiss
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weiss
of New Orleans.
Miss Bresler is attending Wilson
Teachers College and is a member
OF Sigma Sigma Sigma and also
Sigma Tau Delta.
Capt. Weiss is a graduate of the
School OF Medicine Of Tulane Uni
versity and member OF Phi Delta
Epsilon and Alpha Omega Alpha
He has served in the Army for more
than a year and at present stationed
at the Air Force Dispensary.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
In the Meas

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund I. Kauf-
mann have gone to Hollywood, Fla.
where they have opened their home
for the winter and will be joined by
members of their family during the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maser will
leave today for Burlington, VT, and
also will visit In New York before
returning to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gewirz have
with them for the Christmas holi.
days their son, Midshipman Bernard
Gewirz, who has arrived from the
United States Naval Academy al
ANNAPOLIS.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
January Wedding

The Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moore
of Lawrenceburg, Tenn, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Annie Franklyn Moore, to STAFF
Sergt. Theodore Spandou, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Christos Spandou OF
Washington. The wedding will take
place January 30.
Miss Moore, who was an employe
Of the War Department in Wash
ington. has been working for the
past year in Frankfurt on the Main,
Germany, where Sergt. Spandou is
stationed with the United States
Army.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Becomes Engaged

Mrs. Dorothy Solomon announces
the engagement of her daughter
Miss Rosalie Leiderman, to Mr.
Donald S. Cohen, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cohen.
The bridegroom-elect is a gradu-
ate OF the University of Maryland,
and both he and Miss Leiderman
now are attending George Wash
ington University.
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Kmigbtom-Smitb
Ceremony Is Held

Miss Marjorie Jane Smith
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Leonard
"A. Smith Of University Park, became
the bride last evening Of Mr.. Her
bert Vincent Knighton, jr., son OF
Mrs. Knighton of Baltimore. The
wedding took place in st. Andrews
Episcopal Church in College Park,
the Rev. Park Acton and the Rev.
w. Keith Gusts officiating. A recep-
ton followed in the Gamma Phi
Beta House at the University OF
Maryland.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore white
nylon embroidered in seed pearls
and a seed-pearl coronet which held
her veil. She carried white gladi-
oluses and orchids.
Mrs. Leila M. Crosby, the matron
Of honor, wore dusty pink chiffon
and lace and carried pink gladi-
oluses matching her headdress. The
other attendants, Miss Vera June
Petit and Mrs. Bernard L. Morton
wore powder blue taffeta and car
ried Picardy gladioluses matching
their headdresses. George Lynn
Crosby, the flower girl, wore pink
taffeta and carried basket OF pink
gladioluses.
Mr.. Horace johnson served as
best man for the bridegroom and
Mr.. John England Clark and Mr.
William E. Dixon were the ushers.
Following a honeymoon in New
York the couple will live at 1908
Hillen road in Baltimore.
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Jane Rntley Bride
OF Mr.. Hamilton

In the presence Of members Of the
immediate families, Miss Jane Rut-
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Rutley of this city, yesterday
became the bride of Mr.. Jack Hobart
Hamilton, son of Sergt. and Mrs.
G.. H. Hamilton of Quantico. DR..
J. Hillman HOLSTER of1ciated In
the johnson Chapel of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore ivory taffeta and a
tulle veil. She carried prayer book
overlaid with white roses. Mrs.
Martin G. Gudzin Of Troy, N. Y.
was her only attendant. Her gown
was rose taffeta, and she carried
rose chrysanthemums. The BRIDE
groom had his father for his best
man.
Following the ceremony. supper
for the wedding guests was served
at the home of the brides grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E.
Dieterich. Later the couple left for
a two-week stay in Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

and the late Mr.. Cumming, were
married at 4 o'clock yesterday In
the Fourth Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. James H. Miers. A recep-
ton was held at Mary Graydon
Hall, on the campus of American
University, Immediately after the
ceremony. The couple went to the
Pocono Mountains on their wedding
trip and they will make their home
In Detroit.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore imported white
Chantilly lace and a veil of imported
illusion held by, a coronet. She
carried an old-fashioned bouquet of
roses. Miss Agnes Macarthur. cousin
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Of the bridegroom, was the maid Of
honor. She had on pale blue mar
quisette and taffeta and carried an
old-fashioned bouquet of mixed
flowers. The flower girls, Carolyn
10 and Lois Balsam, cousins Of the
bride, wore pink net over taffeta
and they carried small old-fash-
toned bouquets of mixed flowers.
Mr.. Joseph M. Cumming was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. Joseph r. Balsam, uncle
of the bride, and Mr.. Gavin Mauch-
line.
Mrs. Cumming was graduated
summa cum laude from American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

Tagalog is the basis OF the ma.
tional language Of the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

University In 1916. She Is a member /
Of the College Honor Society and
Of ri Gamma Mu and ri Delta Ep-
silon, honorary fraternities. Herr
Evening star., 1947-10-01

Europe's first railroad sleeping
cars were based on American
patents.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Chiropractors Launch
Plan 10 Win General
Medical Recognition

The National Chiropractic Associ-
alton, spokesman for the countrys
&c, 900 chiropractors, including more
than 100 in the District, today an
nounced from its local headquarters
the start of 100000, five-year
program designed to win general
medical recognition of the profess
sion.
DR.. Emmett J. Murphy. 5737 Thir-
teenth street NV, was named CO.
chairman with DR.. Thor Halsteen
of Glendale, Calf. of an organiza-
tional drive to gather all chiro-
practors in unified professional
group.
The professions primary tenets
are that the nerve system controls
all physiological functions Of the
human body and that the chiro-
practic physician can restore normal
nerve function and remove the cause
of certain diseases by manual pres
sure on the spinal column and other
parts of the body. =
The organized medical profession,
led by the American Medical Associ-
alton, has been skeptical Of the
claims OF chiropractic, but its advo-
Gates insist it should be granted
equal status with other branches
of medicine.
Among the plans included in the
Chiropractic Research Foundations
ive-year scientific program which
was announced today are the estab-
lishment of chiropractic colleges as
part of large universities and the
construction of hospitals and sana-
tariums with better facilities for the
practice and teaching OF the pro-
fession.
DR.. Frank o. Logic of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, president of the founda-
ton, predicted increased emphasis
on research laboratories to keep the
profession advised Of the latest
scientific developments.
The chiropractors' association also
plans "a Nationwide campaign OF
dignifed public relations" DR.. Logic
announced.
advertising will be Of the insti-
tutional type, telling the story OF
chiropractic advancement lather
than the personalized approach" he
added.
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Roy Douglas of Fairbanks ] stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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