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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
sn.s %s sus s:x oR so7
CCOUNTANT-Young man with 8 years
diversified public and private experience,
desires position in certified ofice. Box
AFRO MECHANIC, with tools. desires part
time work evenings 6 to $3.50 and week
sooKKeErsR fRsS Kpi yaeo' ACCOUNTANT, psrt.sim.
service only: all taxes. Owens 617e. MR..
RM6So5RkKKEkEpER-oFF1cE MANAGER, capa-
veteran. Trinidad si87.
CONSTRUCTIONS secounting tcost plus o. o
cont eas es'Ta stan
tscturai, Typographical. structural. NE.
EXERT FUR EsT1MAroR-coss Of re-
pairing, remodeling or restyling fur gar:
ments. from the cheapest TO the best Of
Ins makss soa iaa s ssH AG
LIFE TNSURANCE-Man with unusual
sales and management experience will be
available in Washington about May 1.
Please Pleas grits full details of offer to Box
MAN. colored; smart, wishes to work from
z pm. to II pm. Ii o235.
COOK | Or % bste1. Have @ experience ms IN al find
Of kitchen work. To interview call pI.
ssS sN3S ,Sn se. g. pasar.s until sercs Ip or yus
tary academy. Box 53-Z, Star. 12s
PAPER HANGER-PAINTER, white, wants
contract or piecework, any size Job.
PAiNfER wishes lob By contract. large or
TR snsisfissiPn AZ 7Sa Sar unvere,
ditors. salespeople;. available for afternoon.
#s1s,sss sss isssas hsrE ss spesf
PHHRMAcIST. YOUNG, expert prescription
position. Box 61-z. Star IL
eontEses work aE. se45. 10.
ninss; also Spanish correspondsnce. trans
lations, required. Write Box 272-Y,
TRUCK DRIVER. wants Job. light or heavy
work; reliable man; nondrinker. Ii.
VETERAN. STUDENT. in industrial. ad-
rninistration, desires part-time work; l
yr. accounting. 3 yrs. training in mech.
engineerins; warehouse exper. 81. 1858.
GOVT. EMRLoYE, 81. 12 yrs exper. as
clerk, correspondent, supervisor and secrs.
wkly. Box 42-z, Star. 12s
ATTENTION-Contrac and builders!
Construction supervisor. experienced al
scaping and JOB supervising. Large opera
tions pref; mod. sal. and earned bonus OF
contract labor, supervis: Box 52-Z. star
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Hnp W,loMEN.

YOUNG WQA1KN q learn rsMeav1ng: good
trade. steady work. exeellent pay saISIy
4 LARGE DEPArrnaENr sroRx desires
the services q m experienced manaser f9r
have kn0wledge of mu1ic. In reply, state
ege, expertenes and SALARY expected. Boz
j6HaNS- S-SiSANvHLE SALES CoRP. has op-
portunity for women under 20, interested
In sales promotion and general ONCE
sary; 40-hour, b-day week, $125 month.
Apply Room 204. End door, Burton Blds..
928 9th st. nv, TX 1177. ---10 &
porary, for stenoGrapher-typist: dicta-
phone experience preferred but not nec-
essary Reply In own HANDWRITING 20 Mr..
81 HI rci6y, GENERAL ELECTRIC co.,
Room 500, Shoreham Bldg, Washington 8,
p. G. Do not call In persou OF phone. Iii
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc,

COUPLE. white. experienced butler-chauf.
feur; excellent cook and baker; sober and
cards; salary open. MI. 9794.
GIRL, reliable. colored, wishes Job as
In small apt. house. DU. 5017.
GIRL colored. desires g;h;w. By day or
week; or waitress. FIR. 1851.
GIRL. colored. desires Job, care Of child
IL apt; 5-day week: excellent references.
al aIkI., o2so eoiored, wants lob .. pussirl or
dishwasher. Csn NO 1887. 10
GIRL, colored. desires general housework,
experienced. Call Ludlow $500. 12s
GIRL, colored. days work, laundry, clean
ing; 65c an hour and carfare. MI. e517
after pm.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday; references.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house
work, S-4 or 8-5; $50 and carfare. 1925
WnMtN Ssh * NV, .o,o,sd v.nt, n.rt.t,u. .,e.r.
ing; o to 3; experienced; references.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS In The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE WANTEp-Plenty Of
buyers for your furniture; sell last II
P51Hsd P0fe vermont sasns s1s Em aia Re- siso
DEPENDABLE, Industrious, aualifed:. de-
viii With aSS future modest capisaI: szsellent RET
erences; replies confidential. Box 35S.4.
ssRiaAIDDro siaID AND APPLIANCE sToRE"lHere
Ia an attractive clean store located in
ne, handling appliances. radios, records,
sssr aas a.p hs soek |. esan Il. sas
knowIedse K e. Of radio repair, is Important:
,dsal fsE For dsas please ss
FSiEpMAM EEoksr: r r. llss, Ill
approx 5000 So f.; could Be. Be used sd. foI q
Gas ssAoN Mts 1sn sTse buas suta6s
car business, repairing; could be used for
large grocery, electrical appliances, etc;
bo Be-; .'t5sissyf csissys shssE'01 M ca Ssssen Md
Do%NTowN Ssa%SN DANCE STUDIO, ,sstablished
sS years; best leeatien in city, Price I0i
%iiT' $aGHoL LEASE SI Excellent soda fountain in
one Of Washington's finest drugstores to
reliable and experienced operaki1r optinr me-. nn1
faIs fRaEssrAuhANr. staTA with liquor lic., located in
the pest OF pus. Flclnity neeeonrEturr1S nSSv
REALTY CO. MI. 1870. Ewes. MF. As.aa. 1n.
RADIO RAD a2ND RECORD sHoP-aood NV.
corner: doing good business; nice eauip- r.,
ment Ford panel truck; , g1od ,op ,SpDortuniisy MY
$ST4fFENrI6N. sS4F q H9 ssGs;r sssGGss;rsrssMEN-rn. ALIAS
AGENGY Is famous ne for 5slessns ana n,ns
ants. Call Mr.. Kipnis, MA. 3896. Ia
EooMiNG HoUsE-7, rooms. 2 baths: ia:
sgs & d Episasd pes o ~ III
s12.750. CRANE, q HMAN. Realtors,
"a a1 tS9e. aSH esEo5cERYMfar sTs5 III RAT market build
aDs INT 4asness s.n5s ssosses sn $500
aussess and pas 0oo ssrs
cAMPANEILA cAMPANEIL q WOOD. Elk. Alb; EYES,
hooMiNd ao Shssd HOUSE. apts.. $500 block Of
mo-: good side investment; good furni-
tqTs; ssasot terms e. EpW1N gs1 1 kr HI4S. LIE
"a PROMINENT pRuG-rIouos sToREn
This 1ong-established. wel-equipped,
Sssy sesan & .9s
now offered for sale at m attractive price;
l9xe gross yas oyer haif.mill,on " Sa Solsr: I,:
soS of the business Is In the liquor dept:
8 guaranteed clean stock on. hand in-
Guiding LIQUOR is $4,000: the modern
urss Ts value enc & spooo t.ss &c doubt
as to the earning power Of this excellent
store under experienced managements an
ideal sefup for partners having the
knowledge Of this tyne Of operation: mimi
mum Of $50, 900 cash required to handle:
only quaIifed principals considered.
Please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
SANDWICH SHOP and soda fountain; ex-
ceilent downtown location; nicely equipped;
good lease; owner in other business. Priced
Tor atrick sale For details. call ]. B.
MAlLOS, Tx. 52ls. 227 Portland Bldg.
LIZ Ven VsrmoNrMr aNM sys da,n. aox b.r bus.
ness: downtown location; owner leaving:
win BE sacrificed. For details, call .: b
MAILoe, TX. 52iS, 227 Portland Bldg.
xzGaEq ay .S6a Rouss sis pno1ai pno1ai .xET-yurnisue
Tor sale; rms, bath; $1,000 down. &7b
KpWM z. Ellis. 1910 vsrmont ave., I'm.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, general ONCE work, whole
sale groc., exp.. excellent ref. co, 1892.
typire; 3 yrs experience; permanent resi-
dent. efhcient, "a years. Evenings Gk.
SSGUhRlrArNs, SGh hand iaua6.r.e, s-d.y serv-
ice: pamela. 75c paif; rune. 81; white
DREssMAKING, design. 3remod.. sltera-
HEHT, 16S6 irving NV. Apt. 1. AD.
22Se.
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

WANTED, clerical work, bookkeepina OF
addressing envelopes at home. Or part
time work after 6 Pm. Phone GE. 1928.
YOUNG. energetic. clean-hvtng couple.
desires janitor quarters In exchange for
services; excellent record and references
can be furnished. Call ia. 1862.
COLORED man rs tanitor and wife want
5 days . week; refs. co. 1855. Is.
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MOTOR TRAvEL,

sedan: share EXP; ref. exch. WASH AuTc
TRAVEL. 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. %
DRIVING SEATTLE, via Salt Lake; TAXI
three, share and help drive; refs. exch
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$45-$55 wk. up. See Miss Bond at FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV. RE.
TYPIsT, $40 wk. Cd; rs needed now:
must be good.
Ediphone operator, s da., $3.50 mo.
PIX; operator. law ONCE; $35.
Asst. bookkpr., future: S45 wk.
Bookkeepers. full charge, start $50 up.
Clerk-typist, exper. office; $40 wk.
Dozens Of others daily. See Miss Black
or Miss Evans at BOYD's, 1888 F. Ma
1888.
sTENO. -BOOKKPR., $500 %; publish-
ing office, real future. interesting. work.
Brokers' secretary, start $45 wk.
No charge unless placed. Thousands are
placed annually; Est; SO YES. Welcome.
SECRETARY, 25-35, legal rapid short
hand and typing; exper.:. administrative
work; small oficej reputable attorney;
Secretary. 1855. TO busy executive:
Stenographer. under 80; very desirable
loc; and work; excellent employe benefits;
experience: WALTER H; KESsLER EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICES, 612 Wash. Bldg,
Dl. 1920, DI. 4442,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

STENOGRAPHERS, female. $50 wk. Law
office, store, association ofiec. medical
$45-S55 wk up. See Miss Bond at FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV, RE
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GROCERY AND Mats. cor.,. NV. area:
colored tr1des good living quarters 81 900
weekly sales averaEe: $4,000. Including
stock: $1,000 cash required
Restaurant and nQucr; good p e. ousiness
SCI 600, with $4,000 cash.
Liquor store. popular nv. ares. doing
81 i've wire. small stock. MILTON
GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440 weekdays, after
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DRY CLEANING and valet sfops--
No. 40. income, S126 vk.; price, $3.50.
No. 4e. income. 5000 vk.; price. $3.50.
So. q. income. 1929 W.: prise. .SSSS22.
No. I'll. income. $3.50 wk.:: price, $6, 1000. :.

. Ittie money. Exclusive MIN W. q.
5IMoNs. 1923 M st. nv. TX. ae6l.
NV. rent. $116 mo-: can obtain 6-yr.
lease; income, $500 weekly and more;
compietely equipped. Well worth purchass
ggsossusr ggsosurdp g a ssssissSfsos. fSSsc@.. fScs - 1000
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DUslliws oppoRTuNI1In.

0USlte2SS 0Sk0&IUbetIt1y.
ks9Q sEkvlCk l1A1l0N ssock, .san3p-
|msns aae soee W; pT9isssed3 pT9issed3 5sf Suisk Ils;
nsgIesrS's. lsa1sss s,s = .ss'sl,sass .s s;.
s 3 h:ss 8ssgsss ass a.sg sD ,.s.s 81
ssaa sp: 9. 20 ySsa nsrss.s ssss ss ss,s
Esas1Esd aii Fl s s'lsnss q sv LgDsTsssss 81 ssss: 3
i,sii oxaa oiHxda asnsiEs. sEs. Sa Sa es25s es25ssN.,s ma.
" sinsIe rrfs.. can dhle. sosne rms. and
1nexease income on heat; excellent Mrni-
ture. real money-maker. Only $4,000
down. balance eASy from prontA. TX.
1855, YOUNG 4 PASTOR. NC.
InREk AkTS., 10 bedrms.; III hlks, IN
Atlantic CITY. Can operate seasonal or
year around, Wen furn.; 5 baths. Rsnt
SI76. Wili give t-year lease 70 rssponsi-
Ole purchaser Income during season
and business. only $500 About one
sssb ssssd eaea 9o6No 6aNtepfs sAsTos sSr INC csa'0l
busiin.: s. 600 WHY. sales: 800 mo. rent.
rms; 0-yeer lease: $4,000 down. bal. on
easy terms. AuERBACH Co. pIs-
All ssss kal AR SsSH sEp e Tn n asso l eolo,.a
trade: over 5000 Wkly. sales: lovely rms:
lease; exceptional opport. ut $1,000 eom~
plete Terms avail AuKRBACH b co.
bI. 3131: ewes. AD. b907 or MI. 1880.
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sma EnnIr snASR IN maftss sfes e'R e.
sMELrsssskAsv.eE 81 oeEeseEnx es Easen. : rs5s; s,aS
RAMpToN alsi .fsSS. HEAITy sS CO. Ex. $3.50. TO
issS iHS"M and 1sth o NV; Is % rooms, aM baths.
plus shower; 500 rent; nice furniture:
1875 1875 vssSsss sssss nn aDaE sf Els S15s
HAT CHECK CONCESSION and sisa,
psuasqosn fss 81 isn' wiz u sods Cd
stock; $S5 rent, long lease; over SOC
weekly bus, 6us,inMsss;, M re- Tsss1naels u price snd nH
finest PfS1 rses COLoREp M 1nsasTAuRANr in town,
doing 1000 weekly; 10-year lease; priced
a. CURED. vrS This ISL Is by far tie M bsst restsursni
opportunity in town. RIDdE REALTY Co,
1913 vermont ave; nv RE. 1878, 9 70 9
5000 weekly business; soS white ttsds:
Rss. Rss yf as Ar aasEsrs zs SAM esni cHAaK rrEanses
TouRHissT cesAdBaINs, on Highway No. i. just
3 q ASnars 6oo ons so saasr ss nssns ssss
$3.50 : day; also new modern building for
s fos cubs nss sna e
verified: modern home for owner, 8 rms,
baths; good opportunity for partners.
Price. S111,o00: terms: tncludss approx.
acres Of ground and al buildings. Ed
WIN L. ELLIS, Realtcr. 1010 Vermont ave-,
LUNCHRoOM. Sth and r SIS. NV. doing
$500 week. No heavy cookins; Rent.
800 month; 4-year lease; 5000 cash
zT M 1osf hssncs ssn ssl.cff caANTs si1 se g. sf aA
PPTHso5To PPTHsoTo STUDIO, downtown section. GOOD
locstton; GslI RE 2a 4zsS. avn ,con io'
tavern, seats 1876 people; same owner 10
years. retiring III health and other inactive
nterests; capable Of $500 day gross re-
ceapts; excellent nv. location; large per
ceEtage OF receipts bar business; no infor-
nation over phone. FOR tnteryieM or ap.
| pointment to inspect, E90fLfOM real
ESTATE, 2S17 14fh ct. NV. DU. 605l IN.
TAvEkkH-Ldauor. RI Y kkH beer, vine and food
Northwest WASHINGTON location; seats abou
/ 75 people; large percentage Of sales hquol
business: wen established over long perioe
OF years; suitable for man and wife. eas.
to operate; small payroll. large net returns
win pay you to tnyestigAto. no Information
to inspect, E00LETON ExAL ESTAIE
l2617 14th st. NV, Do. b051 nnth Pm
lLyNcnEoNETTE and soda fcunts,n
$2yS 2.Soo ssR sssR VII VII hsnd5s sstsnes ",
GH4NfKER n CO. ~. 1914 q
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and soda fountain;
$500 weekly business. Hore. tp summer:
1900 cash Will hAad1e. eei4nce eesx
sazsrxks ssE2assi kssanee 3 eo. ~ "a. 3ssi io1i -
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HHoA AorsANA' oooo oAaoeneoois ~. rs
MATTRESSES, exper.. neat: rood working
conditions. excellent earnings. Apply In
g%afnsses E sess as sits ave over 81 yrs Old
high -clessed. with tray experience; earn.
ns oc sso Dky 1hRRs e Pssson RhTA EST T.
RANT. sose Nsylor I'd Sc. Il e57s. -1s
ksshsR voSk Th05. sTss s.nana
able person. WIN train Apply II @ PsEs9n es
NaSS zSs .sa SsS Ss1sss ssaT. d.; g
esssaas AVON y'I hsssi ssn
" WOMAN. iS'' white. for part-time work in
Apply manager. S033 14th st. NV; -l2
Sscssroand MSra 04' you oat ike e. books I @ You may
qualify to supervise bookciub at Sears,
Roebuck q Co. good salary and bonus.
Call Personnel Director bet. 10 an and
4 pm. eli Bladensburs I'd. NE FR.75oo
LADY living near Sheridan Circle needs
active comnanion. during months con-
ssssssis %s:: .sI y, e as1;
LADIES. so-s5. excellent opportunity to
learn interesting technical work IN dental
FRENCH LADY, with good education and
instruction, for teaching part.tinae eve
ninss. Apply BERLrTz. $50 nth st. nv.
YOUNG LADY for general ofice work. with
some experience in typing and bookkeep-
st. NV, 10
YOUNG LADY. white. high school grad, to
assist color technician in photo lab. GE-
3769, As pm III
YOUNG LADY to learn dental assisting.
S25 to start. Opportunity for advance
ment. Box 495-X. Star. -13
YOUNG LADIES, sales minded, perna-
nent positions with photo concern open;
no exr. nec.; good train, SAL, rap. adyanc.
Mr.. Hill. KRESGE STORE. 7th and n.w.
YOUNG WOMAN, sales experience essential.
to work In wallpaper showroom, 3 days Per
wk Apply in person, Mr.. Robinson. uN-
ION WALLPAPER b PAINT 90. $50 Msss.
ave. NV. only. --AA s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ACC0RDIONs and band instruments re-
|paired-aufck. ancient repair and over
Experts. Republic 6212. KITS. 1880
& apBiESTs IS "a nacuINr.. e.,.n,.tor. eiealna.d la
oiled and adjusted. AL WORK guaranteed
RE HIT. UNITED TYPYWHTTxR co.
|BRICKMAsoN Glass blks..
hreplaces, porcheS. garaGe, steps. carpentry,
BUnT-IN breakfast hooks. Nollbilt Kitchen
cabinets, beautiful stair work, fireplace
mantels. bars and bookcases; original in
design and craftsmanship; estimates free
WA. S576. GEO. w. KNOLL. liz
CAMERA REPAIRING Can FULLER q
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. S1B 10th
CARPENTRY, roof painting. screenins
and general repairing done reasonably.
Call MR.. SWAMI, DI. 5000 after pm.
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BOOMING HOUSE. Conn. ave-, not far out;
21 rooms, baths; Al renting location;
quarters; $500 down. EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
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MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection Of CAM
eras, projectors, snlargers. electric expo
range finders, fflms, color fllns, photo
papers, chemicals, photo books and 500
ss pHoo f sg eo sns sss s ave zee ns
lopp. Dept. OF Justicel, RE. 2434.
ACCOkDfONS-See us and save money on
Jones. JON IA. ssas. JORDAN PfANo Co.
1A9GadsoRRbioN 19as RiSi 81 Gc;sTiiini c;T 100 bass rE 1i1.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

BOOMING HOUSE
$3.50 rent; 500
rooming furniture.
Vermont ave-, Rm. 2
EXECUTIVE able te
vestment and qualii
and managing beach
presently successful
May L; wonderful {
ment and profit. :.
426 Investment Bid!
18th ST. MEMS CL(
ent owner forced t.
lished, well located
pedite the sale IT
priced: the exceller
3.story bldg. make
purchaser to conve
tion into q modern
q additional lines to
limited possibilities
merits Investigation
please call HARRY !,
RE, 1885. :.
DGs MARKET, II
about $1,000: eoot
lures; business
CHAIKEN, INC, r
LIQUOR STORE, II
busiest location; e,
attractive lease: 5
for inventory. CHA
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On the Engagement Pad
TO PLAY CARDS FOR GYM BENEFIT.

l,a sl,,,.Ih II am. board meet
bsaet E, A%sEsan Pen n
fellowship tea. studio; guest. Nine. Henri
b msetlns; Sppeaksr D5 Ludwig Ham
Connecticut College xiumnae Club ' Of
mss:iRE: Roser Smith HOTEL in sp aahnst
American University Guild Of Women
s,fss5 Mr. JeSsRh koitsn
els F. isaSa6S sRsa4fa MGs
Sixteenth street Highlands Club7-Wed-
H Hssaas 1853 R 1o Te Mrs street seoe NV
Ohio Girls ciubhTh hsdi hSsm so pm.
Executive Committee meeting. with Miss
NNo 6 Lentz' 1885 Brandywine street
Pi Beta Phi South Arlington Alexandria
G apuT HoWs aSs5 Pm so With Mr
washinrten stor p1' Leasre-saturday, 3
Pm Pm ,YWcA' program, Famous Water
Ms. Wtlliam Yoang maSs[1n7'E Thi Ttsh
GTseg,, PARK naturalist for the National
Women's Council of the National City
Christian ChLTch-Tuesday. ii am,
S sneaker; pr: clsrenee ". cranford, The he
Tuesday. 1870 am, meeting YWCA:
St pro gabn: spTihstme in Poetry
80 pm, executive be Board iG meetins,
1925 Vermont avenue NV.
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CbevyCbase Unit
To Meet Tbnrsdav

Ruel Pardee Tolman, acting di-
rector of fine arts for the National
Gallery of Art, will be guest speaker
at the meeting of the Arts Section
of the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, at 2 pm, Thursday.
Mr.. Tolman will give an H.
Illustrated talk on The Collection of
Miniatures in the National Mu-
scum" He is miniature painter of
distinction and an authority on that
subject. Tea will be served, follow
ing Mr.. Tolman's talk, with Mrs.
Robert Dubois serving as hostess
for the afternoon.
The social section of the club will
hold its monthly dinner party from
5 to 7 pm, Saturday. Dinner will
be followed by cards and dancing.
Mrs. Joseph P. Brantley is chairman
of this committee. The same Sec
ton will hold business meeting at
ii am, April 7. All social section
members are requested to attend.
Two sections have postponed their
meetings until later dates. The
drama section will have a gala eve
ming April 10 and the civics section
has postponed its meeting until
April IL.
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camp Fire Girls
Will Be Guests

Camp Fire Girls leaders and
guardians will be guest Tuesday
morning of Mrs. William H. Young
at her residence, 2S17 Thirty-first
street NV. Mrs. Young recently
was elected president of the Potomac
Area Council.
Mrs. Marion H. Seay, national
director of Personnel and Training,
guest of honor, will be introduced
by Mrs. REQ Purcell, local executive
director.
Raymond GREGG, park naturalist
for the National Capital Parks, will
discuss the indignation of the local
Camp Fire Girls nature study and
activities program with his agency's
operations.
More than so leaders are expected
to be present and Mrs. Young has
indicated keen interest in conduct
ing campaign throughout the
Potomac Area for new leaders and
guardians during 1947 Any one
interested in helping with this work
may call on Mrs. Purcell at 1871
I street NV.
Mrs. Charles Afford, chairman of
the Leaders Association, will pre-
side and Mrs. o. A. Penney is chair
man of the Program Committee.
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, a member Of the Washington chap
ter, is noted as a lecturer and pho
tographer
For those VINO would like portraits
OF themselves, the Reassoner sisters
will be on hand with pencil and
easel, and Beatrix Sherman, we'll
known silhouette artist, will cut some
of her famous stencils.
To add to the color and gayety of
the afternoon, the Little Symphony
OF the Army Air Forces Band, under
the able direction of Maj. George S.
Howard will provide entertainment.
There will also be a flower mart,
which will be conducted by members
of the Junior Arts and Letters
Chapter, under the supervision of
It's president, Miss Nancy Lee Laws,
daughter Of Judge Bolitha Laws.
To Make Final Awards.
The highlight of the afternoon
will be the presentation of final
awards in the senior chapters cur
rently sponsored art scholarship
contest
The presentation will be made by
Maeble Perry Edwards, nationally
known sculptress and chairman of
the chapters Art Committee. To the
winner will go years tuition, board
and room at the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts in Phila-
delphia. The runner up will receive
a years tuition to the Corcoran
School of Art, here, with an added
allowance of $40 for working ma
terfals.
Serving on the Art Committee
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Women

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford, pastor
of the Calvary Baptist Church, will
speak on The World Church" at
the meeting of the Womens Coun-
Gil OF the National City Christian
Church at II am. Tuesday in the
social hall, 1903 Vermont avenue
NV.
After the business meeting at
II am. luncheon will be served at
noon. The program will begin at
l pm.
Mrs. j. Elmer Morgan, past presi-
dent of the Washington Council of
Church Women, will conduct the
worship service and Mrs. Pauline
Holcomb of the National City
Christian Church choir will present
vocal selections.
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the statuette will be donated by
Mrs. Edwards with one of her others,
Prayer" for sale on the day of the
bazaar.
Artists in the Washington chapter
are making enthusiastic preparation
for the bazaar. Their interest has
even taken them to historic George
town and Middleburg in quest OF
fresh interest and new material
One member, Polly Guggenheim, has
promised to paint several native
scenes during her present stay in
Hawaii-so there should be va
riety to satisfy the tastes of art
lovers
Another attraction will be offered
by Lillian Tiffany, portrait painter
of show dogs, whose oil portrait OF
a cocker spaniel will be for sale, as
well as 1000 of her famous canine
postcards, illustrating five different
breeds of dogs.
AS no fete of this kind is COM
plete without its refreshment booth
Mrs. Joseph Horgan will direct
her Hospitality Committee in fooc
arrangements.
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Phyllis Lyman Colony. National Society Of
New Ensland Women-Tuesday, 1880
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i:ss P.m:. special a posrd meeting oFt Gs
PEG Sisterhood-Wednesd 1890 pm
speafs Dr. H Pa pasto
Jango-Tuesday, pm, annual meeting
and and. tea l. s. St. Johns parish hail. 3a4o O
Chapin WiTCirU-wednesday, IL am.
streets NV: speaker, Mrs. Earle viii
Sigma Ri Sigma sorority-Tomorrow.
$40 pm. leg art carnival Joppa Lodge,
- 1909 Ninth street NV.
Kappa Beta ri Legal Sorority--Wednes-
aa sas NV ePsPssF Sse
ElleE K: RFsaedy, Ethics of the Legal
Hanita Ciub-Tomorrow Hamilton Hotel,
meeting; program, symposium on Zion
National Council of. Catholic Women
Today; 3 pm; Northern Virginia Dean
cry Unit of the Richmond, Diocesan
Ak STATEN. Va; speaker, Miss Rita
District Daughters of the American Revo-
5aeRgon VIE Ms E5aSeah
Waller, 1885 wyoming avenue NV;
speaker, Mrs, Wiltred j. Chairman
Tuesday. l3o pm; Frances. Scott
200 Lexington drive. Four Corners, Nd:
speaker, Mrs. R H. Lyle. Seaton. Tues
day, > pm, Continental Danes Chap
ter, with Mrs. Robert E. Fugitt, 1888
Irene PiStOriO