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HELP DOMESTIC tcort. J

slS per week; live in; references. Wo.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and plain COOK.
drsn aPs f0F woi 1om ss5" q i've IN '0he OF chill
CIV nss, fons s,s Of ,,nd shiIeyen sxDsr1
G.TH@.-cook: SsT spGs Bendix; live in: fond of
S5S.S1sos lPfs 4 TS az week so
sehooi-age children: live in: liberal time
Civ s.H.HWs,.eook; live in: IN; 800 s1oo month: Up
f SHw Seaeo HN6 cook, White viii ea adult family of
Mrs s. Gibson dsEs Sees dE sns ssgi ye 5aos n 9pd @ Gf 9
GIRL, light colored: s.h,w.; live in; apt.
pleasant sprrs sSrroundlngs good salary; sa
HoUsEKEEPER: White. light housevors' K to
iidssiy sss Tlsasa ssnsa pTsfsTrsd fOpy sfseF
sidsFy 81 Isdy sps tafs shsfse Of hodssseld
HousHKEEpER sS and a1ts ordinary care Of in
valid wife; live in; 6-dsy wk.; perm. posi-
.on for Tssbe nes and settled
MAID, foreign nationality, need not speak
Enslishh shsa auently; live in small family, Gall
MAID, eolored; good cook; refined and
dependaDle, to gork pleasant home other
@ Sa to vofe In New
board; seod refs. rsauiTed. Apply YIN IN per- ss
sgRsEMAsPP; q b. sf6s eoe5es e5fG-. apt Silver
6 S 1thss sna sep e.paBe smB W
sefs and Write zs Gss soa sss @ stsf mo se1'e
SOUTHERN COUPLE or European extrac-
family: 2 bedrms.. bath, iiv. A rm. quarters.
and well trained. Woman to cook, laun,
general house~ork. serving, drive auto. No
! children and # colored must have been
@ sSSa abstansTs s5my snd have rs ssc
P; \; CLARKE. 2315 Bancroft pl. Wash
W13AzTTREss 13zi1ai IN boarding house, experienced
preferred, Apply between am and Il
noon Thursday, 2034 goth st. NV. rs
WOMAN for Or. hy NO n9 aHnary; reference
sh.w.. care Of baby; live in; pvt upstairs
IN. pa las5 sre bath; s@6; recent references.
shy cooking and care of small child for
references and health card. Gail OF
WOMAN, white, free to travel, care two
9uarters, MAS. Patuxent River, Md. BOX
WOMAN. white. elderly preferred, care Of
! ,sh shild; live in; private room. Call co
EXPERIENCED PLAIN COOK, sh.v.; 2
sh arbase a0ais dsposa a 0v city esf
SxItkfENceb s9Ri ys IL 81 out PE $50 cot,ns
forE Refs. Apply sSos i4th St n rs
Evening star., 1947-08-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING TO Los ANGELES about Aug 30:
new sedan take 3; DU. 5044. 21'
$3.50 PER HR.. 3 or 4 passengers; day.
light trips only Md. and Va. OR. 3135
CAB GOING TO BOSTON Sept. 1, return
ing Sept. Ia, l947; room for four persons:
round trip $40, one way S2s per person,
ATLANTIC c1ry-1s47 De Soto. going
GOING TO Los ANGELES, leaving satur-
day morning, Aug. 80: take two passengers:
la47 Ghsyrolet. Call RE. 500. Ext 71l57,
VETERAN, engineer student, desires ride to
Denver or Salt Lake; reliable driver share
DRIVING To HARRIsoNBGRG, va. by
return Monday; need 8. Cali FA. 1861. .
Ex-GI, GEORGETOWN student. and 2 women,
desire ride to Pittsburgh. evening Aug. 90
snare expenses and driving. AID. 31a1. =
Los ANGELES, Aug. 80. new sedan, take 2;
hhAvsG faaIS sfPfRof FoR M1s H2 g6eG FGA Sept q
can accommodate three passengers. Call
GEoRGETowN e MI Law s's5 sT6DENf S1H R Wishes ride
d2i1ins tq Miami p q o. ssos after Aug 3d. assist in
FLYING FLYING To 70 Los 1so1 ANGELES. on or about
Sept. l. with 4-place pvt. plane; need one
passenger: share expenses. HI. 3643. 29'
AIR-RACE TICKETS given free to COM
LEAVING FOR CLEVELAND Saturday,
Chevrolet 1941 sedan, share expense. Call
Sioux SO u5H THAfffs fftsr s. 6pAKor. pTK driving R,ek.
eXcharged; HI. 1851. -2S
CALIFORNIA, leaving early Sunday in new
Plymouth. accommodate several: help
drive. Call HARDER, GE. 213o. after p m.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOME IMPRovEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb.
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free esti'
HSMiTos Rssff q fszh ga S5ari T.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, private roads
country roads and parking areas: Can SL q,
IL work ct reasonable prices, IT5AIRFA;SS y
RRYGs pTG To So BAsMzsr E zs1
coNsTRUcTIoN Co, "a. 1855. z
hhsk 3 ssslaesa Meek ssa s2fk H2El EN-
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, repairing. re-
modelling, commercial, residential. Ad'
ds1ns P1sehss ss m ooBs4 s5$4 saz
B1iLDiNG Sun CONTRACTOR, repairs, re.
modelling, new building; roofing TI nay.ng
concrete work Phone c. A. NEWELL
BBnnNGAiows Bn PAINTED, best grad. mate
rial; inside and outside painting pnn5a OF al
elasi casprNER SsFE Teass1s1s cosfRAoTaR
modelling and commercial repairs; recre
pIankins; rii Ee9oRn naneins s arranged. ESss, R
CEMENT CEMENT WORK. stone walls. hagston'
ment @ f driveRays, porches. retaining walls
MARcUCCIO. Rte. A., Horners lane, ROCK
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1888; IL
papsTns eoar eoncrete K work. % and een home i'm
provements. A, R. sEELYE CO: DI. s327 3; y
FENCES. all types: wood. picket, wire wire
chain link. immediate erection, ,r CaTpHn yTMIt
FLOOR FLO r SANDING, cleaning and finishing,
reduced rates. r; N. OLIVER d son so
EFEooE Il eGsl ls2Tkv1oENqthins GT but the best
laying, sanding. fnishtnss cleaning, g par
ING N ave. coNT6ASIInRs' Te SIfS7 NC 1872 "'s'0h
HEATINGNoii furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems Wltf
summer and winter domeshc n.n no9SNPj sEPvIcT eS
ENGINEERING Co. 1921 Ga. ave-. GE
HOME R1Ssi HEATING ExPERTs-Warm air
sions, new installations; consultations, dn ane
fspaSoS N4pRioR whSHt hSp Gssat1fRoR nHTHkfoR Psns
cepted Material and Workmanship sec.
ond to none White mechanifsi sHHi roN a5l vets
EFDRhE kfsaEss y, MopFasrzED. dSEa floor to ceIlng
We feature the famous Kitchen-Mlasit sL
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks
worn linoleum, sink tops permansnn5lHyp MnHppS Is
plosff aoMf col, geneva NA. '@PF9Ve"en'S' 64fo ~
PAINTING and pa?ering, moor sano,nns nl
water-prootng. roof rep; White MI . me mechs;
ROOFING, SIDING. storm windows. con
crete porches. We repair or replace an!
part Of the house. q no money dSwn Fur frs
aYhTTsviILE fTslMsTsi ILL GcoNTRacTING Cor Co.-Roof
ing, siding. guttering. painting, papering
s low wnfx montSly serms For free estimate
call WA. $780, days or evenings.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
chased ana traded. repaired quickly; rea.
ssas1 s3aSss mashnss ss yls Gr s ST. sssaass sR
co s1s ME In sds re- ssss
az P;d adHsssa fi5K e.
BR1ckIAYING0rireplaces. a XII Il e chimneys. re.
pared rss ~1S FxeNANT % M itudf Ludlow Sa 54ss re-
CAMERA REPAIRS-s15 10th st. NV
Fl years daqsgsT e1psTsnee taeto5y parts Full
CAMERAS, movie equip. foreisn or domes-
sRENNER, iF ShS sss asu Ps. az ave. 0H NV, RE. s45
SyoJ5SS Of all kinds; guaranteed. CAL i, Re
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rms
RI pns apo porches incIosed. new or Temoselins
caH caRrENrKf. IN fsl ROOF REPAIRING, screen.
cs MR Ifne5S sWANs lssans D sSSo Soe aer
CARPENTER WORK, painting. genera
repair work. Cali MoNAHAN, D1. G432 G432
CARPENTRY, building, repairing, shelving
partitions. inclosing porches, all work
Ii hsss sons Residential,
comm, conv. attics INTO rms. or apts., rec
reat;on rm. addition. WA. 1913; =
kinds. Cali AINSWoRTH, RA ISIS
CONTRACTING ELECTRICIANS-7Wi Wiring
carpentry work, all phases: free estimates
ELEcTRic i ;1isH; WIRING. commercial and resi-.
extra outlets, repairs. REGAL ELECTRIC
CO. SseS sc xnES ays;' iId RA sSsi snit,sd SKILLED
white mechanics: very reasonable prices
FEa6k EbkEsA EssAspsS n fogEk ssP Pq qkEFSsHsa sFhs
TABIER FLOOR SERVICE. Dial Ma. 0456
fI9oks Fl SS sS1SAi 1sSAiNpED and finished, cleanst
Call 6. TAYLOR. WA. 1929, -2s
VoR zsss 5sn'Ss sagsh' sFs sRa 'SS
PFfIooRs Pf1soRs sANDED and finished. "Hav.
your floers done done ths ,,gn! Wish. at, way,
fFtuHRRN1ruRE REPAIRED AND REIN.
ISHED-All types, antiques restored. Free
estimates. Call Ii; 0s45 any time. st
InEna. ss woEk ssnbns sby type s
SSfv SeiiEery gone one 0y WEEK. etef HARVEY MOORE
NStFa 5NS s,s 9sh HomE & re 1kEpAkspsin.
SHaShPa HoMIs PaINTrED, PAPERED. remodeled
Metal roofing. floors and general hous'
slsans as esr % sDeSaistHh manth uNrfEp r HoMI
eETsT6E.rSsDL sETsI6E: 2s zoo PAINTING. p.perin,
and fioor refinishins IL to 36 mos. to pay
Free estimate. No down payment. Cal
H RsIsflNs zb pafERrNGs est turn
n.S.. nesom IA. s7os. "
Evening star., 1947-08-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS WANTED - College physics
math.. chemistry. biology, speech, history,
So 0ooss ossSS65,o0oo high school and elsmsn,
AGENCY SIG N, Charles St. Baltic, Nd
AMERICAN PERSONNEL SERVICE d.,
treasurer. F. C. bkkpr. S2860; typist
train PIX, $40; recep.-typist, $40: cash
ier. day hrs. S35; stenogs.. S40-S5a,
"Ses American first for the top-salaried
positions" 9lS F st. NV, Ma. 4142.
TYPISTS f), $40 wk: conv NV. sec;
exper.; perm. Typist-clerk. knoll. shorth.,
$4,000. Clerk-typist, good at figures. $40
Mimeograph op. -typist, S35 wk Typist-
clerk. attrac., und. 25. S135. PBX-recept.,
int. work, open. Practical nurse, 12 mi.
from. D. C., S110 mo. and maintenance.
Hundreds of openings. Interesting. .Excep-
tlonal. See Miss Reed or Miss Knight
Est. a yrs. MA. 60ss Ma 2116. PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV, next
to church.
STENOG. %. part time. IA weeks. either
a m. or p: M. or both. Need 100 new appli-
cants daily for top-salaried positions. Est.
30 yrs. See Miss Lee or Miss Young. In
9uiry welcome. BoYD's. 1888 F st. NV,
Ma 233S
statesmen, adv: agency work; draw.
acct; outside work. Salesman, paints,
hardware, groceries See Miss Dodge. New
openings hourly. BOYD'S, 1888 F, Ma.
oD3S
Evening star., 1947-08-27
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LEE HIGHWAY GAS STATION and garage
for lease, 10 years, $50 per mo-: suhstsn-
tial cash necessary to buy equipment, ga
Ton ron REALTY CO. OK. 0oi7: cali TIL 9.
ROADSIDE RESTAURANT on Route 1
modelled, seats 10, bar, slot machines: do
ing $3.50 a week, which can be increased:
owner III. will sell business and real estate,
which includes separate bungalow, for
S2o. 900 lock, stock and barrel. plus liquor
stock, Can ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
KMIAs;TSsaSGSasr, MA; saGSai eolored. near 14th aas snd
You sts. NV seats go; income quoted
Sl00 a day; excellent capt; one Of the
cleanest in the city: high-class trade; %
rood viii; must sell; about $1,000 down;
. rare. opportunits z; W. THuRM, sos
Evening star., 1947-08-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

fflaEResssoN's flERessso 0f Geeo;11NsTiRYs1pE COUNT SCHOOL,
Daily Transportation: boarding, not
ing child, 3rd throurh 9Th grade. S4Ol
Georgia ave, sH. 1874: 81
EETRiGERATION and air eonditiSSninns'
hacked by ia yrs. Of know-hov; morning
and Afternoon classes. starting Sept. 2
Plenty Of practical shopwork on on i., De
IND eoS1inn,ent. size Of classes very limited,
makins Immediate application necessary
SEW YORK TECH. 1904 Bennins ro. ne
Evening star., 1947-08-27
-1S THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
INSTRUCTION coURsEs ICON,

INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont.l
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. ali
subjects taught. Approved by Govsrnment
EdrJHn fS5 81 srai9ing ia10 WARFL99NN X BE BEAUTY
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
IN short time; results guar; approved for
1706 g st. nv. ME 470O, RA,. $500.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conf1dence, freedom from self
consciousness. tRefined colored applicants
plses6 ssl ; Airzeond; studio; MI; 1850:
training in all subjects. day, night and
PARTING classes; get our free catalogue
sMAsGlLs ~ y aONSuE SCHOOL,, approved
1870 N. 2. avs. MI. TITS Estab. 1918
AIR-CoNDITI0NING and refrigeration
classes, starting now. NATIONAL INSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE e. TECHNOLOGY
INC, !GI-approved. Note our new perma-
nent location, 1882 N. Y. ave. NV. HO.
24S4 -2S
NATIVE GERMAN, holding M A. In Eng
lish from Bryn Mawr. does tutoring and
tranSlating EN- 6T43
Evening star., 1947-08-27
IiIIMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or moRth.
We. protect, your homes by selecting the
best help to do your work, RITTER S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 S ST. NV.
AID. 49S2, 8 am. to 8 pm. 21s
Evening star., 1947-08-27

SITUATIONS MEk and WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored, willing to do light worl
around small apt, hotel or. home; in ex
change for living quarters; husband work
out TR 3790
Evening star., 1947-08-27

Grocery: approx 81 800 per wk.: mixed
trade; lge. store. Priced low. Only 1000.
Grocery doing 500 per wk; liv quar-
ters;, mixed trade; self-service arrange
ment, Only $4,000. Lock, stock and
Cleaning store: averages about 5000 per
wk.; NV. location: white trade; cheap
rent; Priced risht RIDGE REALTY, 101S
AID. 339s. 30
COLORED RESTAURANT with LIQUOR IL
cense-This is an excellent spot to be
give long lease to responsible party: rea-
sonable price terms arranged. BY ap-
pointment only. Call RA. 1895 from z to
Evening star., 1947-08-27

by appt. w; q; SPlLL) SlMoNS' 1923
RooMING HoGsE MANSION. 1s rooms, :
baths; rent, S172; income quoted S746
and 5-room apt. and private bath on Is
garage. A real bargain for $1,000 down
Sall EX 25S5 SS HS6HS Yo1HG &, s PASToR rAS INC
rooms; arranged into 4 APARTMENTS, fur
nished. each with refrigerator and range
income. $3.50 per month: house in excellen
and ca5 for buy oy
YOUNG 4. PASTOR, NC.
FURNITURE and % BUSINESS ness 10 10 rooms, baths
8 fireplaces, oil heat completely and newl!
furnished; income quoted .s8lo. mo. ant
detn de for sHnfE Ex s5s sa YOUNG eS} d9F SSs
FoSM1NG Foe 1Ne HOUSE MONEY MAKER p
asoesd s5 had' and apt Fef Tor ssTs
sive furniture;, near st; and Conn. ave;
owner says sell; only $1,000 handles, Cal
ments and bedrooms; ideal for lawyer
or doctors office; on 18th St; down pay
ment, $4,000; balsnee terms Call Elk
IL ROOMS, 3 baths, oil heat; arranged a
8 apartments, each with refrigerator ant
range; near 14th and Euclid: very nict
YOUNG 70 iISNlse & PASTOR. INC. A ~ ''
70 ROOMS. ! baths; rent, ssoo, heat fur
nisfled: income quoted 81 800: right down
town. near woodward g. Lothrop: ideal fol
transit: only $1,000 down. Call Elk. Zoos
YOUNG & PASTOR, INC.
So RQOMS-Rent, $780, income auotet
has 5-year lease. run by hired help.
real money-maker. only S15.0On: terms
VERY ATTRACTIVE, nearly freproof
rambler bungalow on acre lot, very vel
adapted for use as convalescent home
/ Very Ice. living rm. with flrepl. full,
equipped cleo kit. buffers pantry. large
bedrooms, bath. oil heat with hot-watel
radiation. Arbored cement patio openint
| End floor; very attractively furnished
Price includes furniture; $4,000 Cal a.
Eeaitor. 1901 Columbia pike, cH. l341
GROCERY t3ee)-ss5o weekly bus. Nov
| being operated by partners; should be ar
| excellent store for /. family; very ,goos
nxtures. Easy terms:" Ex. 25o1. ask fol
xessler: syes.s Du. 6s62.
Evening star., 1947-08-27

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
chased ana traded, repaired quickly; rea-
sonable; machines for sale, standards and
oortables; est. 10 yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO.. 913 18th NV. Ins. Bldg. RE. 1925.
oiled and adjusted. ALI work guaranteed
RE 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Evening star., 1947-08-27


ing; reinforced steel / beams, pipe and
ns 'aSssas aENERAE E's' s1s
eaFETTEEiA EQUIPMENT; s2 2, It. i, lsps; l ~ to
be sold as one unit. MIR. BLADEN. IR.
exMERAs-Leica. contax. Rollsinex: spssa
EXCHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
GAMERAsAsssS aonsT sns Eastman gaMrsa soOr m
eGHANeE: q 14io is New York % ave-. NV, M
enlaraing equipment. soMMERs CAMERA
CAMERA-Don't sell your camera before
saMEsA ExcHANeg i4iS N 2 aSs' NV
now IN stock: installation incl. BRENNER
PHOTO Co. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434
CAMERAS. projectors for movie fans: larg-.
used: fully suarantsed: included are sach,
& Howell. Zeiss, Bolex sswlss made)' etc
spop nave cas's
cationan: sound projectors, 16-mm. sound
films; free demonstration in our Little
move 5apars and in our 1Mn shop
stock, movie film. tripods, panheads. lenses,
filters, splicers, editors. exposure meters,
books etc A tS
PHoTo CO. sss tnote e3s) Penna. ave.
NV; (opp. Dept. of Justice). RE. 2434-
$3.50.
CAMERAS and equipment repaired; "a
hour service SOMMER'S CAMERA Ex-
CHANGE. 141o New York ave. NV.
CAMERAs---Many types avail, simplest to
finest: movie cameras, projectors, new and
used: fully guar: trade-ins: largest stock
of all photo articles; free technical advice;
finest f,lm develop: own repair shop.
Opp. Justice Dept. Catalog freei
CAMERA Eastman. Bell and Howell Key
stone and Revere movie eauipment in stock.
SOMMER'S CAMERA EXCHANGE. 1410
CAMERAS, photo and movie supplies.
darkroom equip: free inform. free in
structions: own service dept; written guar
antee. BEENNER PHOTO CO.. e33 Pa.
ave, opp Justice Dept. Catalog free.
CAMERAS-Visit our complete photo
graphic dept for those hard-to-get items:
all types and makes Of cameras, bought,
sold. exchanged: Also in stock: Microscopes,
MICRO-MART. AZ 10th ct. NV.
CAMERAS AND EQUIP. a15 10th st. NV.
Movie and still: repairs; protector rentals.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. U5C. MA 4711.
CAMERA, Lstea model S-B. summaJJo r.
CAMERA. genuine prewar Leica, coupled
range finder, chrome, Elmar lens, f:3. 3,
carving case: condition like new. CAL
IA 0S3e.
Evening star., 1947-08-27

MIMEoGRAPH, A. B. Dick, like new; also
See at THE EXECUTIVE STORE 143l
MsEIMEoGRAPHs-A. M e. RRAnPHs-A B. Dick; model %,
gUoStpiEs gSoTioS shfEs PlcrUkk a. 7psRSorcroRs
and silent weTIs,kHegn oss mskss &C. ,S. Demon
MOTOR, Ford s5, complete, Steel sleeves. sleeves.
No reasonable offer refused. WA. s72S. sS7o.
MOTORS rep'd and exch; lss. stock; quick
service: brushes, belts. parts. M.EcTRIc
EaTiR co: S45s she5msn 5nn,.c, ave vu,;r n,E; nxn
m0sie anS SUPPLIES phs ~in Of BRENNER M ass Pa ave
MULTIGRAPH, hand operated, on motor
base old ,sE%.nt, m9ss idle s..nd ysafs misc sms
only experienced person should buys 800
;SE L. FRSirTRt & pI d.sfs Gx ssseay. sSss
receptionist and tipping, with seven natch-
bed. SIS. re. 22Os between and s; Is: Is:
OIL HEATER, beats 3 rooms ss1' sl slmos'
ofT ofT' BGkNERs TkEsaS' AND OIL FURNACES
sonn,st' 6 pss sEEvfcr sfftHs irsssfsssR
OIL oiT BURNERS BURNER Petro: boilers. rsdisto!s
and gas boiler bt,a apits ny IN IR'tsll now MAY
Oh Oh BGRNEks. eiI,frsd boilers ,se semPless ao
SfI SIIi BnUkNEks. 4 Hh PFtTiRo,D all sizes, also
boiIer burner units for immediate delivery.
seryiced and installed BY factory distrfnu-
tor, THA terms no down Gsymss,nt: ys1s,m.,s 3 'Fps r.
compefent engineers. "A yrs. In D. c. Fuel
oil delivered sutSms.isssliiZ1 p degree aa
SGIu%Slss s,TK 81 AND 6iI DE 222GaassAoEF.ero 22as
oil burner and F4tzgibbons OE ol-o4rn-
ing furnace with ,gmmeEoEEinter g1 sIoE hoosupi
fsasonTshss,sK oiI nTshss,sKsMa7ssa, Una gnSaervri..rs sp-
proved ss less "a in h,s suss1ti'iss snd e.
FAINT SPRAY OUTFITS, complets With
notnr. compressor, gun and hose; priced
from s4995 up. 14ss H st. me- TR. !Ss4s. III
PIANOS, upright: rsconditioned; will tyne
SMITHS sToRAGE co: North Ss4S,; sd,
new condition, console type spinet. s4e6.
pTIiANo. Hun.snsson upright GOOD sond,
PPiaNo@Mssor son b H.mlin Erand plane.
Phone 90. 1855.
lOonttnued % Next Psss)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

Picture Of the Week at The Not;oad Gallery Of Art Is
Colonel Epes Sorseat" By CopIey tent By Arnold W.
Knosth ~. 1t will be the subject Of brief tol
throssh Saturday. at 240 and 40 p and Sunday
go ond $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

Here is q sIamouress cad de-
lishtfsiIy coal p!ey dress fos s.s-
sothes;as dsys. The b'ef psff-
sleeved top bsttoss ia front cad
10, q low sqvsre aeekiiae. The
simple sothered skirt hos . deep
ruffle arosad the bottom. FTosees
Ls.sfosd Of RIO eed;e Pictures
MODELS the dress. Picture Potter"
Of the Week Mo. 3043 comes ia
Sizes II. u. -. u. rs e"d IL:
Size II requires ~ ycsds OF s.
or 80 inch matsr;oI for the top
ond Z yards for the skirt:
The Spring issue Of FASHION.
cortoiaias wealth Of ideas tor
the womoa Who sews. also IS ovo'l-
able for 75e.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Cocktail Party

The Washington Club was the
scene of a delightful party given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Mamie
Chase and her sister, Miss Emily
Chase.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. John w. Snyder were the
ranking guests at the cocktail fete,
which included representatives of
both official and residential circles
in Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Burnet r. May
bank, Senator and Mrs. John j.
Mcclellan and Senator Arthur
Capper were among those who came
from the congressional group, while
those from diplomatic circles in
cluded Sir James Grigg, British
executive director of the World
Bank, and Lady Grigg and the
Counselor of the British Embassy,
Mr.. Archibald Mcdonald Gordon.
Still others included Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Thomas B. .Larkin, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Clark Woodward,
Mrs. Gordon r. Young, Mrs. Frank
Mccoy, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A. C.
McAuliffe, Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mr..
Emil Huria, the former Attorney
General and Mrs. Homer Cummings,
Miss Reathel Odum, Mr.. Leon Hen
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Johnston.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Hospital Women
TO Exhibit Fans

An international fan exhibit will
be featured attraction of the bene-
fit card party and dance to be spon-
sored by the Women's Board of the
National Homeopathic Hospital at
pm. Saturday at the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club.
Booths, representing different
countries, are being especially de-
signed to display fans from each OF
these particular countries The col
lection, which has received national
acclaim, includes fans of rare ar
tistic beauty and priceless historical
value.
Prominent women in society who
will serve as hostesses for the various
booths are: Sonora de Rodriguez
Nine. Thor Thors, Nine. Edward
Hsu, Mrs. Angel Sanz. Mrs. Leslie
Biff1e, Mrs. Salvador Quinones, Mrs
Gladstone Williams, Mrs. Adolph
Buquor, Mrs. Paul Hammacker, Mrs
Harlan F. Crowell and Mrs. Leigh
Brite.
Lending assistance to the commit
tee of which Mrs. Tomas Cajigas is
chairman, in preparing for the gala
fete will be a group of young men
among whom will be: Carlos Sanz
Barry Freer, William Lawyer, An
tonic zapeter and Paul Cajigas.
Sencrita Olga Rodriguez, Miss
Amy Hitchcock and Miss Mary Mar
garet De Burr also will be on hand
to serve as flower girls.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Occubati0n Forces Are Vital
To World Peace, Royal Holds
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor

have been broadened mentally and
spiritually" he declared.
1--WE must give these boys every
opportunity, If I may quote, to
bourgeon out all that Is within
them If we do this we can with
confidence place Americas future in
the hands of these young men and
splendid young women Of their gen.
Grafton and know that we need
never fear other nations nor fear
ourselves"
In a question-answer period, Gen.
Royal told of special training camps
now established at Fort Knox serving
as experiments for programs to be
Iinaugurated in case compulsory mil
t itary training becomes law He
added that the War Department
has recommended that all future
candidates for West Point be ap-
pointed from trainees in these
camps, provided compulsory training
lis effected, which would probably
dispense eventually with congress
sional appointments to the Military
Academy.
Mrs. E. Borden Hartman, the first
president of the Women's National
Democratic Club, introduced the
speaker. Mrs. Philip Dodson, vice
president, presided. Mrs. Royal,
wife of the speaker, was among
those attending the luncheon.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
|Sorobti'pist Club
TO A1Vard Medal

The annual award luncheon of the
Soroptimist Club Of Washington
will be held at l pm. March 18 at
the Washington Hotel.
A silver medal is presented to a
woman in the District voted the
most outstanding in work for the
economic advancement of women.
The candidate must have been a
resident of the District for at least
IS years and cannot be a member of
the Soroptimist Club of Washing
ton.
Questionnaires have been sent to
women's service clubs for possible
candidates and the Public Affairs
Committee, chairmaned by Miss
Ella Werner, has had many re-
sponses. Candidates have also been
sent in by Soroptimist Clubs outside
of Washington.
The Washington Soroptimist Club
expects large attendance at the
luncheon, with guests including
members of Soroptimist clubs of
Baltimore, Arlington County, Fair
fax County, Alexandria, Montgom-
cry County, Prince Georges County
and Westminster, Md.