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Evening star., 1948-09-08
D. G.. Fashion Notes

upnft. While going through the
lingerie department of a local store
we came across such a bra. It's 9
half-bra (strapless) with the wires
cushioned with nylon. Colors;
White and black.
If you are not worried about
plunging necklines, but have a gowr
whose back Is quite, quite low, per-
haps we can help you, too. This
backless evening bra is perfect fol
those dresses cut way, way low ir
the back. Elastic bands fit nicely
over the shoulders and are arranged
so that they anchor around your
waist to help do the trick. Size 81
to 36 in black, tearose and white
The half-bra comes in white and
black. Both bras are made of nylon
and do not require ironing.
The gift you give means 50 much
more when the wrapping is beauti-
full to behold. Whether the gift Is
for friends new baby, a birthday
present, an anniversary or wedding,
the difference between perfectly
beautiful package and "just
wrapped up" package IS the wrap
ping. Washington is very lucky to
have store that offers an exclu-
sive wrapping service to its GUS
toners. Gay and exciting designs
a different wrapping for each occa-
sion-are offered free to customers
on purchases that cost SIS or more
Items costing less may be wrapped
for q nominal charge of Is cents.
The store continues offering their
regular standard gift wrapping
service, which is free, regardless of
the cost OF your purchase.
X X \ X
Today and tomorrow are the last
days to enter the contest that will
give the winners three scholarships
to Southeastern University. II you
are teen-ager, a matron or a
young woman interested in fashion
modelling you can enter the contest
by getting an application at the
contest desk at Lansburgh's. Fill
out the questionnaire, attach full
length, unretouched snapshot or
Evening star., 1948-09-08

Recently a girls asked how car
a woman cultivate an attractive per.
sonality?
In answer: To acquire pleasing
personality that will make her per.
soma grsta wherever she goes, 6
woman must begin by making her.
self as easy on the eyes as possible
She need not be a beauty, but she
must always be good-looking, which
is to say, well-dressed and well.
groomed.
Clothes are the homely woman's
salvation, for, like the mantel OF
charity, they cover a multitude OF
sins in the way of physical bleniishes
and defects. If a woman has 9
pretty frock and q becoming hat
nobody notices the color of her hail
or her complexion.
Next. the woman who wishes tt
develop a pleasing personality must
acquire q friendly manner. She
Evening star., 1948-09-08
HELP NEN.

ARCHITECTURAL SENIOR DRAFTsMAN.
also structural sngineer g wanted by old,
sraaed HG InsS mep des,rsd ' Firm sDssisiir.s sen
petent sss pns0n @sn. salary eommsnsursss M Win Win
ss;s Gs a s:s ssi is5 sSs sR
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER. for contrsc-
eSs .ns
srs' or T:a sDps Es'2a5 saso %:soan %S
ASSISTANT sI.,. TAN JANIroK, solo,.a, for apt.
ASSISTANT sY 1giS 81 MhASAeEn white, for Ca cafe.
worker, for attentions, good stsrtlns
aGTo BODY REF REfAiRSAa, aA steady si work.
very good salary. plenty Of overtime: II you
an opportanity Tor the right man. MR.
sfS sR III ssRssE s:s: st f'ss:
csntase ana excellent guarantee. plenty Of
xDpy xs AS ss Nc eseesa 1921 wsoa Hhss
b.vd.. Arlington. Va. Phone cH. 400, Mr..
1STb aGTobepY es5s''s snd tendsf man; must % e.
psgisneed: excellent siLa,ry salary a1d ~ herr.,i
H1To Esbo Co. la5e ass y.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. to. ep.rst.
Our employees have been advised OF this
4 xt1p P'a MRs4asiss aRsik Esss e:}, perm employ
with salary guaranteed; best yorkins sond.
N0sMAS 6sis 51vd MoISs GSsr. eo ssq Ss 1920 sa
asae asps MtsEse RssRE do sss %'R
aUroaoiBnE a. h Oh e MhESetaaAsrcs-oppertqaity hSta
happy. shop with men ENJOYING time and
legal holidays when shop is closed. sick
dement's and pProt sharing ,S also immseu. asea:
isi Clean, roomy locker and wash % rooms; ' new
equipment and shop tools; Fellows, this
~ hs Phqn9 me fSE %c1s 4PgeiesneptSs Go Sss n
s.. NV. Decatur 1910. Now in our 3bth
sH4o sGsaPs'i irIziissiTEH. experienced: s.s.. pay
sireh st FALLs CHURCH GARAGE isc.
Eis nGFo GPe22KEsffs P2Kfs NAN Va for leading auto as.
portunity for rieht man: vacation with
Rufo 's sf sns bay:r sSa lsa I
for well used-car company We
have plenty Of good used cars to sen Ct
aa.d f ssh aood o5Gs :s Ne 70 hssa Tart sns .e
s future ASTo tSE shi iwH5Shty9tRs ISL ci Nc .i;
ssfeD;SHss snfo sHEyIeE Ss 9ssLEss ssoe ana estimator
good wsss xsIsgs ssEy sons
hSasys' 5s "a DXppisoS cHEVsoLEf' isth >.
aapTa165MofiSE apa 5,i fTs MI TRUCK MECHANIC, 1s
class. also farm tractor and equipment;
psid vssstiS1 hNasy' salary Mar ssssa,
Sc iRs. ss 'sss5es esos. d'sss: :s
aUTo si51s5 SR.iaaHir SWRAsarRs, .sper. only; mus, b
good wages; permanent employment for
steady workers. This Is q new automatic
auto laundry. Apply In person. 43o14Ss
sAkEss.osHs ss1s s.,o.. slss ;sPss R .q na Aeg gs
sAkEI: eolorsd, for small hotel M dining ling,
room; must be experienced u greparing
fne desserts and pastries; Can DE. s2fe
sAa fsir aEfPRhs sor sse o. over 5000
salary and meals Apply head bartender,
BENCH AND MACHINE MEN, for isss.
saRsER IassE a Rosg SO Co. 81 S. ebo1 aF A.nffa'
p1sen eoAi e a
1BsoSokkErrsss XII hs M mus. hay.
complete training, some experience DESIRE
Bile; typins for billing required; must be
accurate: advancement; 5-day, 40-hcur
week. Write, giving training expertep3e
and salary requirement. Box 6e-V. Star.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT, under 30 years
Of age, one that has had experience IN
general ONCE work preferred: Will work
under pleasant surrouneings; S125 per
month to start. with room and board;
Mr. Brown. ARhdY-NAVY coUNTRY
CLUE, 240o 18th st. South Arlfngton. ys.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
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Evening star., 1948-09-08

Here is youthful and complete
ly captivating frock that will delight
the beginner in sewing. It is cut
all in one piece with drawstring at
the waist for snug fitting. Note the
pert puffed sleeves.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1743 is
designed for sizes u. IA, 16, 18, 20.
Size IA requires yards of So or 80
inch fabric.
For this pattern, send Is cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell CThe Washington STAR P. o.
Box 80. Station G, New York 10,
N, z.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
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Views expressed in the Clear
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Is obviously impossible for us
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cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy CasveU
Evening star., 1948-09-08
By Peggy Roberts

Hand quilt plain squares and the
border of a newly pieced quilt to
give it the traditional finish and
added beauty. The motifs are love-
ly decorations for knitting bags
pillows. bedjackets and lingerie
cases. They are simple work even
for a beginner.
Pattern Envelope No. R259S con-
tains complete quilting directions
and pattern for three designs illus
trated. material requirements and
finishing instructions.
To obtain this pattern, send 15c
IN coins, giving pattern number,
your name, address and zone num-
Der to Peggy Roberts CThe Wash
tngton Starr, P. o. Box 100, Station
@, New York 10, N. 7.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneerf
435 Southern Building.

435 southern Building.
srs brick ssns
s: snf asss ssst s
q trust duly s tbss ssF's,h so ssi sise
,Ss pSG Sss ct es Of The and S 1ec95as Of
quest OF the party secured thereby, the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell. at public
auction. N front Of the premises. on Mon
sa,,ts% at four J., o'clock oS Pm the following
District OF Columbia. and designated as
as ssn h e Sy Z s saHnFs HAS, s Rs47 IN
plat recorded in Liber ia, Folio s. Of
the records Of the once of the Surveyor
Of a the District ash Of a:O. coumba .,or Terms 01
be required at time Of sale. All convey
sncing recording. revenue stamps. etc, at
cost cost Of : purchase h Terms Of sale to be
Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the 1isk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
a daSs e such m in
DoDdE. EDWARp K. Jones. trustees.
ses.11.14.16.1s.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON, auctioneers
RAND typewriter, Victorian mantei mirror.
SIaiisy gas ranss, snsn washinE machine
crystals small diamond rings, watches,
ehlldren.s and infants wear. etc. BY order
Charles B. Sullivan, jr.. Trustee in Bank
ruptey: Anchor Transfer Co, and other the
e st: NV, Friday. commencing 9:30 am,
continuing until late afternoon. New mod
walnut .na chine s she
lined oak dinette groups. odd china cases,
twin and double beds. box and coil springs
isnner.sprins mattressesi chests Of drawers
piano, etc. seS,9.
THos. J. OWEN 3 son, auctioneers, ,435
valuable DWELLINGS consisting Of two 2
Nos 800 and 3o5 eth Street and 500
Avenue southsast BY, By viz
Corded, in Liber No. s55s, Folio 4Ss, e
seq, Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia: and at the request Of the
trustees. win sell, at public auction In
9th day Of September. A. 2: 194s, at :
and premises; situate in the District Of
Seventy 17e5 IN =. J: Msysr's
seRs q , Part N sSa.9s m Ra
plat recorded in the Once of the Sur
Ser % fsr Il hs oo 'fss iss of Sts
17e5. and Eishty 1so5 in
Theodore J. Mayer,s subdivision Of lots
(s73), as per plat recorded
in the Once Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. in Liber, 1s. at Folio 3.
entirety Terms: Sold subject to prior
building association deed of trust for ap-
Of which viii be announced at time of
sale; the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit of $500
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be ad-
trustees r. o. WE'D, 8. P. NICHOLS.
trustees. au27 ,39.se2,4,S-
Evening star., 1948-09-08

THos. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers. 436
Southern Building:--Trustees' sale Of valu.
as Premises 1906 c Street. Eorthe ast.-
recorded, in Liber No. s377. Folio 1873 et
Of columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will SELL at public auction in
eaeh g. Gay 'es 81 a ap 1878
Described land ana premises; situate II
as as ana Being Lot Si4 in Charles Il. David.
sons subdivision Of Lots In Square 1854
IS per plat recorded In the Once Of the
b.r 4e ef Folio sas With
east. Terms: Sold subject to q prior
Sc, ioS64. further psrticulars Of which
viii be announced at time Of sale; the
purchase Price abSve SAID tSgst oo so be
auired. conveyancins: recordins, etc,
at purchasers cost: Terms to be com
2iisd with within thirty days; otherwiss
Of the trustees. ELLIS EDLOW1Tz, AL
BERT BRICK, Trustees au24,2s,se1,4,8
Southern Buildirg-Trustees' sale Of yalu-
be 2tery ROW brick aoe Ssns
Avenue Northeast; BY virtue Of certain
deed Of trust duly recorded, in Libel
sseords rSG o the 25 3r 81 see eou G the and fnd
the undersigned. trustees viii sell, at pub
H sion the m S 5Snt DAY Of of s
1913, at $50 O'Clock pm, the following
described land and premises; situate in
the p'srSs ssn, q IN asnr1 snd s
s5ESsn in n hs saasas Res
oo FL DstFe' l7 4 fes2s scd sabss. Sss ls e
approximately s4,76e.54. iurther particu-
lars Il ,s ot which h WIN Be ns so1. =.
500 500 re rsqairee aa
eompsd sG ~h shn ss 90 day 1
deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
~ srusssss
au27 7,3O,s ,se2,4,S.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, auctioneers, 435
SOUTHERN Building. SAFE Of yalu-
able q 2-st0ry frame dwelling, being known
corded. in Liber. No. s1ss. Folio BAL ct
81 6 hs Lane and e s 9 psoaes ss p 81 M
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees gili sell at publiis s1stion Iii II
dsg dEHn' q a sss risas sss
o'clecE . m, the following described land
and premises. situate in the District OF
81 10. and namSsssa se ind
gumbered Three (3l IN the subdiviston 10,
IS. S,r a ses g aoam. 2 s IN s:I
sSnss ss%s j. .sI Ssseans .se
Let rGs, y. "a n ,sd ssssos
numbered Three t3). adjoining on Douglas
Avenue and thence running Ia NORTH
westerly direction along the d1vloing line
between said Lots NUMBERED Four a and
Five t5), q distance Of 165 feet; thence
in a straight line northeasterly 25 feet;
thence in a straight line southvesterly
distance OF 1875 feet TO said Douslas Ave
nue. a. a point 25 feet ea<terly from the
place of beginning: and thence westerly
alongsaid avenue, towards said Lot num-
bered Five (5). a distance Of 25 feet to
the place of beginning. Terms Sold sub
iect to prior deed Of trust for Sl,451 40.
further particulars Of which will be an
nounced Al time Of sale; the purchase
price above SAID trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit of $4,000 required. Adjust
ments made to date Of sale. Convey
ancing. recording. revenue stamp, water
rent, ETC., at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within 80 days, otar-
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees. FRANK PA
RoNL J. VERNON THOMAS, TrusteeA
su24,z9,se1,4.0
Evening star., 1948-09-08
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EEThe above sale has been .postponed
Until Friday, the FIRST day OF October.
AID. 194s, at the same time and the same
place. py .ogdsr q ths trustees.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
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HINT AND QUERIEs7
(Fronl B. ", Arlington.)

read and enjoy your section o.
the paper more than any othel
because 1t Is so useful. I feel ever
more space should be allotted for it
Hint: II you have extra sour mill
on hand, it can be used in the pre-
pared bread and cake mixes just
the same as sweet or caned milk
without changes in the resulting
product.
Questions: I have a pair of hand.
made earrings which were perfectly
matched turquoise at one time. One
has recently turned green SO that
cannot use them together any
more. I have taken them to one
of the best jewelry stores in town
and they can offer me no remedy
to restore the original color. ]
realize atmosphere is probably re-
sponsible for this change. Can any
one offer suggestions as to how ]
might make the two match again?
have a red cotton corduroy vest
which rubs off or fades under the
arms when worn with shirts. Is
there any way this can be pre-
vented?
I have been having trouble with
my enamel pans. Every time I cook
food in them, it sticks. Il do not
have this difficulty with other types
of utensils) The enamel pans are
old, but still look good, 1. e., very
few chips. Can some one tell me
if enamel pans are good only for
certain length Of time and then be-
come thin, or just what is the trou-
BILE? Il stir the food and use plenty
of waterD
REFINISHING CHROME.
(Fron Mrs. E. r., Indian Head.)
Read your column faithfully every
day, and now may I submit my
problem:
have chrome and red leather
kitchen set which I intend to re-
juvenate. The chrome plating has
come off, leaving in Its stead a
rusty. dirty looking surface. I in
N0AAC0 d4Oullu oONIiJ dllu IL occIIlS
that the cost Of replating Is more
than I can afford. Can any one,
please, tell me how they solved a
similar problem; whether they did
it themselves, or was it done by
some company In Washington?
Thanks ever so much, and keep up
this swell column.
~
THANK YOU NOTE.
(Fron1 M. T. L., L1nhdm.)
To Mrs D. O., Arlington: Thank
you for your offer to copy for me
poems from your anthology, Poems
for Every Mood"
I have sent to the publisher for
a copy Of the anthology, but have
not. as yet, heard from him.
If I do not obtain the book I shall
be very glad to avail myself of your
generous offer to transcribe a few
fugitive poems not found elsewhere.
Again thank you and thanks to
our invaluable "go-between," the
Clearing House.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
AUCTION SALES (cont. J

ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. son, auctioneers.
United States MarshaIs Sale Of Twenty, :,
and Bottled Beer.-By virtue Of a writ
Of Special Fieri Facias issued out Of
the t. cek s so2 Of t5s M Muhsp Ia SF SoqFt
ae W SCI. Ss S0pmSe puSe sastoa sna
fsh fs5 It slest NJ No.
1856 cases, ~ 12!oz. cans cans each: 3D.
z ls,o' b9stes Zach o.na and os ss
Label Beer: seized and levied upon W as
Distributing compsny. incorporated' a
nent Il Law No No. Luz [. l. ! + 'sis4s1 lSuni-
brskes % BRuos MATTHEWs, n HTflsS - Snited SdH
sos,sa States Marshal in and for the psrist of
THos. J. OWEN & son, auctloneers. 435
Southern Building-Trustees' sale Of yslu-
sens ss ISIS aaes
n nas duly BY s1tHs G6 a ss ssr Sd
Folio n. ct seq, of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request
Signed trustees e seeie viii sell at pupIic ice .ucsion
in front Of the premises. on Friday, the
10Th day Of September; SEP Ap l9as; a. 8
Columbia, and designated as and being
Lot 56 in Hieston's subdivision OF block
numbered 22 in "Rosedale" and Usher
Eo0d per oa pa. recorded &C; fSs in LSe.
once of the District OF Columbia. Said
block numbered 20 now known for pur-
poses OF assessment and taxation as Square
east. Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit
Of $500 will be required at time of sale.
All conyeyancing, recording. etc" at cost
Of purchaser. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within 80 days from day OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
ELLIS EDLOWITz, ALBERT BRICK. ,trus-
tees. au24, 4,2S,se1, AS.
Evening star., 1948-09-08

lcontinped 90 Nsxs Fsss5
Evening star., 1948-04-19
pilgrim, Reception
Set at White House

A reception at the White House
at 2:30 pm. Thursday will be one
Of the opening events of the 10th
general court of the National Soci-
ETY., Sons and Daughters of the Pill
grims, which will hold its 40th gen.
eral court here Thursday and Fri
day at the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Truman will receive about 60
delegates, following a memorial serv-
ice and tree dedication at / pm. In
West Potomac Park. The trees will
be dedicated to past governors gen.
+eral.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred
NJ. Vinson are among distinguished
guests who will attend a luncheon
to be held at / pm. Friday at the
Washington Hotel. The luncheon
will be followed by a lecture on
mountain ballads by Mrs. Mary Vim
son Clark, of Huntington, w. Va, a
cousin Of the chief justice who Is
making a collection Of the ballads
for publication. Mrs. Claude Will
liam Mitchell Of Silver Spring will
give an illustrated lecture on VIII
liamsburg, Va.
Mrs. John G. Chappell of Silver
Spring is governor general Of the
society and will preside at the busi-
ness session opening at 10 am. Fri
day. The convention program also
will include q reception Thursday
evening at the Washington Hotel.
Acting as host for the meeting
will be the West Virginia Society,
headed by Mrs. w. T. Moore.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
YWCA Schedules
AnnuaL Luncheon

Miss Lilace Reid Barnes of Lake
Forest, ILL.,, president of the World
YWCA, will be the principal speaker
at the 43d annual luncheon meeting
of the Washington YWCA on April
26 at pm. at the Mayflower Hotel.
THE Undefeated" will be her topic.
Miss Barnes was elected to a
fourth term as president Of the
Worlds Council of the YWCA at
its meeting in Hangchow. China
last October. She has visited both
Europe and China on behalf Of the
YWCA in the United States and
last year was a delegate to the
World YWcA Executive COMMITTEES
meeting In Geneva.
Mrs. Arthur Forrest Anderson OF
New York, president of the National
Board of the YWCA. will open the
luncheon program with an invoca-
ton. Miss Mabel r. Cook, execu-
tive director of the local association,
will give a report on the Washington
YWCA's past years record of serv-
ices to the community.
Mrs. Nelson T. johnson Is chair
man Of the Luncheon Committee,
assisted by Mrs. Ralph B. Kennard,
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, president
of the Washington YWCA; Miss
Cook, Miss Gretchen Feiker, Miss
Sara Bruce and Mrs. Fred Miller.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Club in Alexandria
Plans Benefit Partv

An international bazaar will be
one Of the features of the benefit
party to be held by the Alexandria
Woman's Club on Wednesday at
the Alexandria Recreation Depart.
ment, Cameron and Harvard
streets.
The entertainment, which will
start at 10:30 am. with Tom
Breneman breakfast in Hollywood
party will include an all-day pro-
gram.
Uncle Bud" War viii act as mas
tor of ceremonies for the breakfast,
at which a number Of prizes will
be awarded, including one for the
winner Of a good neighbor" con-
test. A portion Of the program will
be broadcast at II am. over Station
WPIK.
The international relations de-
partment, headed by Mrs. William
Barr, IS arranging the bazaar. which
will feature a variety Of attrac-
tions. Chairmen include Mrs. Cor.
don Green, gift booth; Mrs. Rob-
ert Myers, jr.. flower table; Mrs.
Raymond Brehaut and Mrs. Web
ster Simons, baked goods, and Mrs.
John Aldrich, candy table. Members
of the music department, headed
by Mrs. Thomas Gore. will act as
ushers and will be in charge OF
the breakfast arrangements.
Mrs. Thomas Moncure, jr., chair
man of the Junior Woman's Club,
will preside over a sandwich table
where a light luncheon may be
obtained.
Mrs. John Edgerton Is general
chairman and Mrs. Harry D. Kirk
Is contest chairman.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Parties Gpen
Yesterday

The retiring Second Secretary oi
the Spanish Embassy and Sonora
de Sanz-Briz were the guests OF
honor at a 5-to-7 O'Clock fete yes
terday given by Mrs. Sims Snow
In her apartment on M street
Senor and Sonora de Sanz-Briz will
sail May 81 for the formers new
post in Lima. He will be First
Secretary of the Spanish Embassy
there and will greet an old friend
and associate, Senior Castillo, now
Ambassador to Peru and formerly
at the Embassy here.
Another cocktail party on the
calendar yesterday was that of
Gen. and Mrs. Clayton Adams, who
entertained in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee de Forest Of California
now visiting in Washington. Earlier
in the day Mr.. and Mrs. de Forest
were entertained at luncheon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Witt.
Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz gave a din
ner party last evening in honor OF
the Honduran Ambassador and
Sonora de Caceres.