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Evening star., 1948-07-24
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN rs assistant to director Of
circulation for national radio trade Jour;
some direct mail promotion: .opport. for
adyancement; full details in letter. Box
YogSa sdJsi ssa NAN. under 80, free to travel a.
field auditor for life insurance company.
permanent position;, must be good at-dg-
urss and hay have training nnS Or y, EXP IN account
bet. 12 pm. and 8 pm. -25
YOUNG MAN, 25 to 40, for permanent
position in home ONCE Of life insurance
CO.; must be good at figures and have
sm. % 700, sis i4tS St A's n'Wa. esiweea 'gg
pm. and pm, Mon. Thurs. Fri. -25
WANTED, white man, interested in care Of
mall animals, must have D. c. permit.
AMBITious MARRIED MAN between 25
and 3S yrs. old. of $4,000 or more income
caliber. tS become professional life under.
class instructlon and fieid training with
supervisor. Our training methods bring
results to man who can qualify and who
and comm. while learning. Write. giving
full particulars and phcne number. Box
axPoRT BUSINESS, washington repre-.
ence and references. Box 145-J. Star. -25
LOCAL BANK desires services of young
man. age 26 to 80, with previous bank
opportunity for advancement for intelli-
gent neat-appearing young man who de-
pitalization, insurance, paid vacation and
other benefits available. Apply in own
handwriting. stating age, experience, etc,
to Box 34-J. Star, "a
LOCAL INSURANCE CO. has opening for
claims adjuster and investigator. Must
have exper. Write letter stating full de-
WE ARE MOVING to our new garage
and need 1st-class men. Good paw, excel.
working cond.. well-lighted shop. Vaca-
and group hospitaliza ton. Apply in per-
son. see George Evans. PACKARD FED
ERAL CORP. 7l0 l4th st ne -26
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

G.HW., couple TO live in; lge rm., pvt.
bath man to work out refs. required
eIi G.H.W. Wand AND COOK, thoroushly exper.:
recent city references; good salary. SE.
G.H.W.. colored. thoroughly experienced;
dr.'s family of 3; small apt: recent city
Fefere1s and health ,o card % %reauiTsd' s,
HoUsEKEEPER, white. live in, pvt. rm.:
3 children; mothsr at home; automatic aaSs
Reply immed diately, Box s9S.M, Star. --a6
G0oK,GHW ,.r exps5iencSd 40. adults;
R P Rer Sfso who wants wants nome
boys. Should be free ire to travel. FA 1924.
HoUsEKEEPER. exper.,. for medium, size.
modern hotel; state qualifications and age.
HoGusEMAI5. White, for bachelors, Sleep
cut, no cooking. must be, well trained for
table service and CAPABLE ironer; references
required. Phone DE. $500. Ext. 80. bet.
MAID. reliable, must have local reference.
be able to drive car; high salary, , ia.
WHITE OR CoLoREp-Nice home in
country on busline; small salary, rm; and
board, in exchange for help with house
and children; must have good hesith'
WOMAN settled, middle,ag woman.
able to cook and do light housework: to
care for elderly lady nice home for one
who can meet requirements. CO. 719O.
WOMAN. g.hw. cooking exper., City. refs.
health card: live in; perm. Call after
MAID saiii AND GENERAL HousEwoRK, cook.
ing; live in; local references EN-, 234s.
G.H.W-. white or colored, assist with 2
children accompany to seashors; 6 expegss
FURN RM. FOR LADY, in exchange for
eve. care Of children, ages and 5. 1896
Evening star., 1948-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
ser: MELVIN E BECK, $40 57th ave,
holders of the New Moses Hall Building
l94s. at s pm at the Moses Home, 1921
all St business tor that s sy St enms
fore it.: w: H. WEsTRAY. President. W.
D. NEIL. Secretary.
WASHING MACHINE service guaranteed;
24-hr. service on all makes; factory parts;
free estimates. II. 2219, any time.
CANNING PEACHES, large Elbertas. di-
S. 30 per bq sEvER coRNERs Msss S5chazds MzR
sG1o2NI kET Gn Iee 5lvd at Falls Church w. e.
Started, kept; full or part part time. h' state state
msnts: tax returns. audits. Reasonable.
DIAMoNDs, JEwELRY wANTED-Hish-
Markell, $40 st. NV. MA. 02S4
GLEN-ALAN NURSING HOME-A delight
full home for. the care of the aged, con-
yalescent and chronic; in the center of
10 acres, high elevation. Gaithersburg
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared: state
GAS wATnR aadfs 1R SO so74 10
automatic; no cash needed: small monthly
payment; immsdiate installation THOMP-
SON & STANSBURY CO. INC, Ii 1929
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
e0n1f1sa by any Sqf SsRff thss s
P1cN1c HNese AND Hes sUpPhR PR Bethesda
supper, 4 to 8. Music. Browningsville
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for ora any
sfs G'$: SGR1ff's' 1852 1nHssfds nssS
ter. NV. 24s
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HELP WOMEN.


STENOGRAPnER-Youn woman to do
stenographic and general once work. Ap-
ply WILBERD1NG CO.. 1922 Eye st. nv.
TEACHERS. primary and elementary, for
private school: must have degree. Stass
experiences and qualifications. Box SIG
fiPisrs t2!, permanent position: TO .5ss;. Ss,ds,
Ssa'sd ssr ss II Ho S5h 1875 tGs Pssf fs I 5evoe
fhd TTp1sr ; TsSfoHfFfi aSD FILE cLERk-some short.
3 81 Brisn: an HALEY's, i1f' INC aoso M|ss. nv.
TYYPIsT = Long established auto dealer .,!r
typing experience, VIII be traiRea in
general once work oppoTsariify arigsfop iS5 &C.
write P. g Box 1862, Central sta5sison.
'fay aEE 81 uksRE AsR!E G1ss5 &
CO. 1927 l2sh St north, Ar v,srs Va IN tsr.
aOpiy iiOp Room Room @ s5S, iioi ' Vermont ave nv:
tx ss;es f. w2sksH ds5' s Ts
1922 1th St. NV, ,s IN NJ.
SAhfss silgs North wiBsae Bsash % nd E0r sood ssaT
phone North Beach 5, 81
wAITREssEs-Good salary plus tips.
SeoTeaVefSSs betWeen and sa'r n noon. FOUR SEAS
GRILLE, 30lU Hamilton ST., Hysttsville.
Md. Take GA bus from Mt. Rainier, to
WAITRESS. white; hrs, 1880 am. to
$40 gp % gSSd salary T ana s5 Ups Anpss ays
WArTREssEs-susiness "a TRTs booming. ned
few exper neat sttr wsitresses ,sSS 70 %e I've
en-; ,51;;u. Nj RaTrstt' CLUB u As soNoA. atio
WAiTREssEs, s0 white e go good Us Salary, roam.
board; at once Call North Beach, Md.
MATTRESSES, mus; be experienced IN
Apply 1909 18th st. NV, NO. 97o0 -
WOOL PRESSERS, white or colored. exper.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K st, NV.
WOMAN, white, $3.50 years old; must
| haye practical nursing exper. live in;
eehliildren'ss school. s4O1 Georgia aye.
WoMANEReliable white woman for
houSekeeper with dietetic experience for
nursng NJ s6,h home; live in Call MRS CARTER
" WOMAN. white, to take sare of . small
~ ts sa ali * Sysh'fSs i1s
YOUNG LAbXwwitS ~. VII car e handle nd very yer,
pany; no sSIicitins. o0a 5th st. n.w.S3sf
ATTRACTIVE ONCE position IN SApltOl
pany Ias'is; reauires capable young lady gen
| eral cfice duties, good typist essential:
steinosrsphsr preferred Permanent pG-
tractive ONCE Excellent opportunity.
MR.. LINkE, HilIsioe 800. -24
school State qualifications and salary ex-
WANTED ga,Sq SH5 EXP PIX OPERATOR. full or
part time, col UMs!A HOSPITAL, can
superintendent office, DU. TIL, -25
EXCELLENT POSITION available for
young lady, age 25 to 35. thoroughly
sales and display. $50 week Box
| 17-I. Star. -25
PHYSICIAN needs assistant; training avail
able; typhlg is required. State auali-
f1cations. Box l99-M. Star. -25
NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATION wants girl
| who can type. operate small PIX. and ex-
perience preferred in teletypewritinS but
not necessary; age 21-2s; hours, noon
air-cond. ONCE; good starting pay, raises
assured for Mvusss Egsf,sd nsa s5I SCRIPTS,
COLoRED SANDWICH GIRL. must be
exper.: refs: no Sunday. PA. DRUG CO,
| 1901 z st. n W. -26
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SALESMEN,

SALESMAN for used cars: one who knows
port 0as soos ama M Stead ~ man Who wants
suo Sal sc affF 7sf p Sa
sfnssssf sAHGsMANLRstaDlished r. Rs; manufacturer
can On on retail eontsstion snd grossryy trade trade
M mission SPhs0n basis. ABBY s Box ss-L Star. q.
SALESMAN to, sell home improvements;
count L1BERTY coNTRAcToRs. sIs
Liberty St sT Interview between S:3o
5 shS NEAT, ln;'p pAGGREss1vE ri MEN, must ssve -
car; to sell the famous Wisco triple
dows; we train you; drawing acct against
comm; approx. earnings. 500 wkly
Make this final change to an old-estab-
BROS: ENoiNEER1NG CO.. 1915 18th
s a s: go "ssi ss:i aHs ao .asSs
HToUoR.' 's: Excellent opport. for capable man
fidence. H BOX Box aSo.a. star. 1.0 " '''ee &s4 sn
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full time only.
apply between II and 1, J: NOBLE BoAz.
Ms new sye aaSestan. as.
average commission S2s-s4o day. Phone
SALESMEN are making up TO S4OU mo.
selling Knapp shoes. If interested in a
permanent position call ST. 1898 Mon, or
write to CHARLES A. BURKE, $50 11th
WIDE-AWAKE MAN to sell new wonder
tool; salary and commission; must have
car; only those with proven sales ability
need apply. Box 1861. Star. 80
OPPoRT. for young man who is edu-
2 yrs. of training, and who is
willing to learn q professional service of
at least l yr. Of class instruction and
field training If you qualify this will
be a lifetime career. Salary and COM
while learning. Write giving full par
ticulars and phone no. Box 371-J. Star.
SALESMAN for mason materials, prefer
sential. Call GE. 2721. -25
SALESMAN-An opportunity to get with a
live-wire company. selling general home
heating, roofing, siding, etc;
car an asset. experience preferred; draw
ing account and highest commissions in
4 il morning; NATIONAL HOME CON
statesmen, experienced, to represent es-
tabished local wholesale house selling to
hotels, restaurants and institutions; good
salary to those who qualify. Box :7S-L.
Star O5"
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT for general insurance
agency. Give particulars, experience, edu-
cation, salary expected, Box 81-J, Star.
ing material business; give full particulars
by mail. Box TIL, Star. PA
COUPLE, white, man help in kitchen,
wife assist; light housework. Colling-
wood Restaurant, Mt. Vernon blvd. Bus
service, room, bath and board. MRS.
TIE. 0S05 or oV. 1921:
25"~
LAW LIBRARIAN-Local law school de-
sires services of qualified. full-time librar-
ian. evening hrs. Call MA. 1880. -25
PRESSERS, silk and wool; modern dry
cleaning plant; good salary. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS, 1905 14th st. NV. 25'
SALES PERSON tn take, orders for plas-
tic household goods. Liberal commission
For appointment phone OW 3SOS -25
Evening star., 1948-07-24
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
L0CAI A0VeftlSefS
TkHa> YS~a~ fHHs-S~~~-

Three Lines (Minimum)
/ time $500 35c line
2 times ---- 35c line per insertion
8 to times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
Z times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements OF New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-linc
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne--'- soc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified advertisement,
be sure to make q note of the cancellation
number. This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
Claims for errors must be made in time
Tor correction before second insertion.
II advertisement vas prepaid. retain
cash register receipt, which bears a serial
number with date and identifies your
Evening star., 1948-07-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

Sga ssSeF books RePa sd
AccoGNfaSr ss5csf szpert sH S0S books started
part time tax returns PREPARED, .oaa state
sHssTi 17 ex
counting in D. c.. thoroughly trust worthy
and reliable, excellent references. WIN con,
present but desirous of making a chanse.
aGcoGSTANTaAuDIror, AK ;t IA cost accountant.
varied experience, Box yO-L, Star. 25'
ADM ASST, cxper mgr. wholesale equip.
copy reader, social research; aces 81:
3 A; seeks perm, position. Box ;sS4-L. as.
CHEF STEWARD, experienced. sober, set
tied; restaurant, club or hotel. Ii. sS. s$o4'
COLLEGE GRADUATE seeks creative en-
ployment; broad interests; prefer work as
sosated With Wa Writing and Dublcsti..n'
COLLEGE STUDENT wants work for dars-
tionn, of summer stock rm. exper. sH.
DRUG CLERK, assistant pharmacist, 80
yrs. exper.: newly arrived: desires posi-
ton. SH 1926 any time. -25
tunity desired; 2o-year experience indus
trial, particularly in paint merchandising.
estimating and general contracting. Box
GEADtATE MECH, ENG. 1o,yr, teach;
exp. desires summer employment Box
NAN Nan ceIored, Ssa1 would like work for Sat.
MAN. white. intellisent SO yrs, married:
desires part-time employment evenings
Ma MsNeETfRAN rhsn: ase a deses position
inside selling preferably hardy hardwsre e, and
material handler for construction firm
PaH PaTENT iaST Examiner IA years paten.
office experience in meShanical arts;
assfs postiOn daT in 'fo0e' g. e. q n T. Box $sl-L
FAINTER. 1st class. in business is years:
have spray and good equipment: VIII
e ss4f '9sRss se ':sais aH
qualify qua isI1 1pREssER desires h tull-time work.
Call De. 1880 or CO. 9531 after $50
STUDENT. veteran. writes well enough to
do MAGAZINE, newspaper or Advertising
copy; will consider clerking Phone Wo.
TECHNICAL WRITER. radio technician or
engineer; Is years in radio; years expc-
rience consultant National Radio Insti-
radio servicing; over $50 published maya:
zine articles; age 81 single; intersstsd
in sales engineering. WILLARD MOODY.
3. s.. z; E.. 4s51 Aioemarle st. NV.
WANTED. Va rEb4 'pART-TIME JOB. evenings
after and Fridays and Saturdays. ST.
YoSss ss'sfss Mas dssres ana JOB =. Porter
yator operator, stock boy Phone Victor
IogSc AN! MAN sober ess,s ssTss
tion with reliable business. 81. 1927.
| CAN SET UP accounting systems. ansiyze
JOHNSON, Adams 1888. 2s.
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
Evening star., 1948-07-24

BO0kKEEPER. .exper., accts. receivable,
payable, retail. Prefer institutional.
hotel hospital. in or out Of time. Main
tenance part compensation. Call after o
D m. or Sat. and Sun, OIL. 4504. --25
COLLEGE GRAD, exper., assume RESPONSE
bility, temporary. perm. part-time posi-
ton: clerical, administrative or research.
viii consider sales. Typing at home.
design. remod., alters
tions; eve. gowns a speciality. reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Ant. 4. AID. 2236.
GIRL. colored, desires part-time. eve-
ming work. AD 0S74.
GIRL: eolossd' desires cafeteria work. or
LADY, col, desires permanent work as
clerk or receptionist: willing worker, Govt
experience Gail AK. 5000. 25s
HOME ECONOMIST GRAD wishes posi-
hSa ion & st dssitisn ssai school college h0sp,.a
exper.. desires tipping or ad-
dressing to do at home. 81. 1884 --26
MEDICAL TREMENDOUSLY, registered,
wants TO work evenings and Saturdays for
Doctors once or hospital. Box 326-L. Star.
rs.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-07-24
When ANSWERING ddUertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original REFER

enceS, photographs or other
papers OF personal udlue. Ad-
UertiserS often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed it remaining ouer
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its ddver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter Uill be ,Dithheld as
far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde a1SlDers to
advertisements addressed to
boz numbers in care OF The
Star tUill be delivered to ad-
Uertisers on presentation OF
the bor number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored. want part-time
janitor Job with quarters; no children;
reliable. Ii. $3.50. -25
Evening star., 1948-07-24

ShUtEL OfEhAIOh, SoDer, exp, year
round work; good salary. BOX 1871, Star.
TELEPHONE CONTACT MAN, interesting
part-tlme work at home; average earnings
Ma VIZ ko0s vi men 745a ere making
TIRE MAN. coiored; steady job with en-
Pioye LsIs dement's; must be experienesd and
eS ySHe st s. ADRs ns
TIRE SALESMAN, inside work; excellent
salary and working conditions for ex.
perienced man BEN HuNDLEY, 3446
FREE 1fse ST sURGHERY RRGiHE FOREMAN sl75 pei per hr
Steady work: State age, experience, etc.
FREE TREE Ss sXpsRT ffIi WAIVED AR capable of ham
Hs 'sS ARR 'nEE IRE co
TRUCK DRIVER, colored; must be over 21
and experienced; salary and commission
estsbliSnsd roats; an reference Phone Sun
vULcANIzER. exper. in repairing inner
tons: BEN HUNDLEY. 344s i4th st. NV.
WvAT1caIM.AN, Vat II eonstruetion job; prefer resi-
ALVIN I. AUBINoE, INC. -27
WINDOW CLEANERS. good commission.
347s or apply at s14 q pl. NV. Room
Wool va PREssfRssasys r fRs mSrai1s' 4o-hour week
WARp i LoTHRoP. $50 to to daily.
WOOL PRESSEkS, white or colored. exp.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY 1927 K st. nv.
YOUNG MAN, colored. fun or part time,
for all-around drugstore work. Must
b have good recent exp, 24o1 Bennins I'd.
YOUNG MAN. to DO saleswork in interior
knowledge of business neces-
i' s6Rfos Il 1sssas sos sss sfiiE 81 Asny
rs
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HELP MEN (conf.) }

AUTO PARTS-Permanent position for set
tied young man. prefer knowledge of auto.
parts. Must be permanent resident of
D. c.; 51a-day week, bonus, pay vacation
and holidays. 215 Pa. ave. Sc, MR..
BAR sAS1 10y, good wages with meals Apnly
Steward. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, l41l
Penn. ave. NV -26
BOAT CAPTAIN, white. to live aboard
gine; must be able to navigate Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay. also able to
cook for small parties; references, age,
experience and salary expected. Box
BOY WANTED-High school graduate, for
office work and mail handling; national
firm. excel. surroundings. Call Ma. 4190,
I3 pm. -25
BOY, colored, must be over 1S, to handle
damp wash. Call CARROLL'S LAUNDRY,
Evening star., 1948-07-24

PsARMAG!sI rsgIsteSed fall time MOD
PLASTERERS-Two apt.-house projects;
long job, top wages: report to office at
4SQ5 Rhode Island ave; Hyattsville; Nd.
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Evening star., 1948-02-06

FOR Teens and Pettiteens as seen in
this youne-worId magazine
American Girl magazine chose these clothes and who
should know better the fashions you Teens and Pettteens
swoon over Jouny and pert they have air "sossy
and as cute Springfield robin Experty tailored
in fine all wooIs, point to impress Mother the
prices really good Cone see our American Girl
collection Of fashions
Our Own Teen-Ager is modern Gibson Girl in full
skirted, double breasted suit Young navy, 10 to g.
w&r,-reen-Ass Apparel Fourth Floor $ze.75
Our Cute Pettteener really goes for this suit With checked
skirt and navy cutowoy jacket 10 to 14-------Sz75O
Apparel, FOURTH
Evening star., 1948-02-06
Springwise coats for your daughters

soft woos in young eoIors, expertIy tailored
and finished to perfection
Such pretty coo cut lines with deep hens to give
much than just seasons Bring daughter and
choose her Eosergoy coat from sparkling collection Of
young fashions right in look right in price.
Sketched Is gore fitted Princess style coot Sverone buttons
Young navy and bright cherry to
The popular short coo back double Of metal buttons
Jode powder blue, gold to
Apparel ForthFlo
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Winners of the grand prizes in
the Beauty for a Year" contest
held by Woodbridge Unit No. so have
been announced as follows: Mrs.
B. G. Headley, 1928 M street NE:
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Legion Auxiliary.
Past Presidents
To Meet Thursday

The past presidents parley oi
the District Of Columbia Depart.
ment, American Legion Auxiliary
will hold a pre-convention dinner
next Thursday at 7 pm. at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. Eva B. Carrico is chairman
OF this affair. AL reservations must
be made not later than tonight by
calling Mrs. Marie Totten, Atlantic
1893. A program OF entertainment
has been arranged and a short
meeting OF the parley will be held
Immediately following the dinner.
The final meeting Of the Depart
ment Executive Committee under
the present administration will be
held tomorrow night at the Ameri-
can Legion Club.
Mrs. May G. Hilleary, department
president, will preside.
Unit Memorial chairmen are re-
quested to send the names Of all
members, deceased since July 20,
l947, to the Department Memorial
Chairman, Miss Courtney Newton,
1472 Clifton street NV. not later
than August 5.
Advertisements obtained for the
annual Department convention pro-
gram may be submitted to Mrs.
Pearl Heagerty until July 80, the
deadline for receipt Of such copy for
this publication.
Membership in the District de-
partment has reached an all-time
record Of 2.S75. Mrs. Mary D.
Spence, department membership
chairman, reports only 322 new or
renewal members are needed to
Evening star., 1948-07-25

reach the 194s quota of 3,ls7 By the
close OF books on August 1.
The volunteer hospital workers
who took the indoctrination course
at Walter Reed Hospital will hold Q
party for the boys in one Of the
paraplegic wards of that hospital,
in the name Of the District Of Co
lumbia Department, on Wednesday
from l to 4 pm.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, department
chairman Of volunteer hospital
workers. has completed arrange
ments for this party. Refreshments
and gifts will be provided by the
workers contributions.
Mrs. Eva B. Carrico, chapeau de-
partmental of District of Columbia
Salon, Eight and Forty. issued the
call for the 23d annual marche to
be held August ~ and %, at 8 pm,
at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. Mae E. Hart was appointed
by Mrs. Carrico as chairman of the
marche.
George E. Killeen Unit No. 25 will
sponsor q variety show at Mount
Alto Hospital tomorrow at 7:30 pm
The program will feature song and
dance numbers by Miss Boofie Barry
and pupils Of the Virginia Barry
School of Dance.
Mrs. Ercelle Quinn, unit president,
and Mre Goa IJarf raha h3lJt a &{oS,
chairman, and members Of the unit
will furnish refreshments.
James Reese Europe Unit No. 5
elected officers as follows: Mrs.
Pearl D. Chapman, president; Mrs.
Edith Smith, Mrs. Charlotte Ian
caster and Mrs. Marguerite Brent,
vice presidents; Mrs. Henrietta Ear
ley, chaplain: Mrs. Beatrice Brax-
ton, historian; Mrs. Gertrude john
son, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Norma
johnson and Mrs. Celeste Mccoy,
color bearers; Mrs. Marion A. Bell,
secretary; Mrs. Ruth johnson, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Abbie Rid
dick, treasurer, and Mrs. Mignonette
Carpenter, property custodian.
The Past Presidents Parley of
the unit, with Mrs. lone NJ. Ford in
charge, held . party in Ward g OF
Mount Alto Hospital last Tuesday
night. Tomorrow night the unit
will entertain the patients OF St.
Elizabeths Hospital with a variety
show In the Red Cross Auditorium.
Mrs. Mignonette Carpenter, rehabil-
itation chairman, and unit members
will serve refreshments.
Winners of the grand prizes in
the Beauty for Year" contest
held by Woodbridge Unit No. so have
been announced as follows: Mrs.
B. G. Headley, 1928 M street NE
Evening star., 1948-07-25

members and those from $50 to SOC
must show an increase of 20 with
posts from 500 to 1000 eligible by
adding rs and posts Of over l,000
an increase Of IS.
Eleven delegates and as many
alternates with Comdr. Ruth Nc
Kenzie as chairman were selected by
the Jacob Jones Post to the de-
partment convention at its last meet
ing. Twenty-Five new members were
accepted into the post.
Americanism Chairman Edith
Maxey reported the presentation of
American Legion Americanism Med
ais and Citizenship Certificates to
Sondra I. Dosik and Steuart B.
Hensley recently at the steuart
Junior High School and to Helen
E. Jones at the Anna Burdick Voca-
tional High School.
The Department Resolutions
Committee will meet next Friday
and Saturday at the Legion Club
to select its chairman for the De-
partment Convention and to con-
slider resolutions submitted by vari-
GUS posts and other sources to be
brought before that body next
week.
All resolutions should be prepared
in triplicate.
Comdr. Edward Duvall, jr., Of the
Thad Dulin Post has appointed
Neill Raab as assistant post adju-
tant.
The application of Richard r.
West submitted by Arnold Schafer
will be considered by the post next
Wednesday evening.
Meetings this week:
Monday-George S. Patton Tank
Corps and Taxi Posts, Legion Club.
Tuesday-Army and Air Forces
and Cooley Mccullough Posts, Le-
gion Club; James Reese Europe
Post, 1914 Vermont avenue NV.
Observation-Disclosures Athletic
Committee, National Cathedral and
Henry G. Spengler Posts, Legion
Club; Thad Dulin Post, Burlington
Hotel: Nash Post, 224 D street Sc;
Agriculture Post, noon luncheon,
room 1862 South Building. /.
Thursday - George Washington
Post, Legion Club.