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Evening star., 1948-06-18
Woman Dies Leaving 4
Hundred Descendants

An sl-year-old woman, who had
more than IS grandchildren and -
great-grandchlidren. died yesterday
at l349 c street Sc.
She was Mrs. Cornelia Bowman.
who had been visiting q sister, Mrs.
Marie Thomas, at the c street ad.
dress for the last six months.
Previously she made her home with
one of her sons. Joseph Bowman.
in Arlington, q Washington letter
carrier.
Mrs. Bowman was born in Charles
County, Md, and came to WASH
ington more than so years ago. She
did domestic work in her younger
days. She and her husband, tho
late Frank Bowman, were active in
founding Our Lady OF Perpetual
Help Catholic Church, 1900 Morris
road Sc. Mr.. Bowman, = laborer
for the Agriculture Department,
died in 1943.
lucy 1ldO CClCUIdt tIlCu OVtIk
wedding anniversary with BAN
quet and remarriage ceremony, per.
formed by a son. the Rev. John w.
Bowman. who is said to be the first
colored Catholic priest to be called
into the Army as chaplain during
World War II. Father Bowman
now is in st. Louis.
Besides her two sons and sister
she is survived by seven other chill
dren, Andrew E. Bowman, Mrs.
Henrietta Henson, Mrs. Emily B.
Henson, Mrs. Olive Madison and
Mrs. Catherine Lewis, all of Wash-
ington; Mrs. Mary Jasper. Balti.
more, and Mrs. Agnes Thompson,
Binkow, Md. Another sister and .
brother, Miss Henrietta Waters,
Washington. and Edward Waters,
BrinEow, Md, also survive.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
EmpIoye for 50 Years
At White House Honored
BY The Asseeiotsd Press


The White House staff last night
held an impromptu party for Clar-
ence E. Ingling, who came to the
Executive Mansion for 1.-TWO weeks
work during the Spanish-A American
War and stayed so years.
Mr.. Ingling is chief of the White
House flleroom. He worked for the
Western Union Telegraph Co. in
President McKinley's administra-
ton, and was detailed temporarily
to take war messages over the single
White House line.
Mr.. Ingling took and delivered to
President Mckinley reports on the
fighting and the victory in the bat
tie of Santiago. He stayed on, and
in 1906 took charge of the files.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Robert D. Suter Dies
AT II; Member Of
Old D. {. Family

Robert Dom Suter. 70. a native
of Washington and member of an
old District family, died yesterday
in his apartment at 1929 Columbia
road NV. after an illness Of two
years.
For many years before his retire.
ment in 1880, Mr.. Suter was a sales
representative for dental equipment
manufacturers, covering extensive
territory in the South. He lived in
Atlanta, Ca, during his later busi-
ness life, and returned to Wash
ington on his retirement.
Was Star Carrier.
Mr.. Suter was born May 8, 1876,
in the old home Of the Suter family
at 463 I street NV. He was the
son Of George ]. and Mary Davis
Suter. both District natives, and the
grandson of Gabriel Suter, who came
to Washington in 1920.
During his grade-school days,
Mr.. Suter earned his first money as
an Evening Star carrier boy. After
his graduation from the old Abbott
Elementary School here, he went to
work with various dental supply
firms.
He became manager of the W. A.
Lockwood Dental Co. and served in
that capacity for many years before
becoming a sales representative.
Brother of Jesse Suter.
Mr.. Suffers first wife. the former
Marion E. Parker of Washington
by whom he had one son, died in
1928. His second wife. the former
Mrs. Marian Carter, also of Wash
ington. died in 1889.
He is survived by his son, George
Robert Suter, Schenectady. N. Y.
and brother, Jesse c. Suter Of The
Star editorial staff.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
George P. Coleman, 78,
Dies in WILLIAMSBURG
Byths Assocjotsd Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June 1S.-
George Preston Coleman, 78, former
State highway commissioner and
one time Mayor of Williamsburg,
died yesterday in his home here.
Born in Williamsburg May 4, 1870,
he was educated in private schools
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Dr.. George Soper Dies;
Found Typhoid Mary
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, June IS.
DIR. George Albert Soper, 78, SAN
itation engineer who tracked down
Typhoid Mary" died yesterday.
In 1904. while a sanitary engineer
in New York City's Health Depart
ment, DR.. Soper got on the trail Of
Mary Mallon, a chronic typhoid
carrier known as Typhoid Mary
She had caused 81 cases Of the
disease and three deaths before DR..
Soper traced her to a Park avenue
house. Mary Mallon died in 1888
in an isolation ward.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

Poland is distributing fertilizers |
to needy farmers on q credit basis |!
Evening star., 1948-06-18

NEWBOLD MOVES, JR., Star
feature vriter, 1Dill cover the
c0l0rtul and human interest
stories at the Convention
scene.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Aratha

ATKINSON, ETHEL. On Friday, June
is. 194s. at her residence. 2115 sherman
wife of Rev. Thomas H. Atkinson, mother
of Samuel Atkinson. sister OF Lucy c;
Wright and Wyatt Yours eodmother OF
Jerolene Brevard. She also leaves other
relatives and friends Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by W. Ernest JARVIS
Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

}qne SI.' vi WinLIaM Lassi Il \. TssssHss BHRNEs
of Mrs. Lenora
Rosette and former member
of Gen. M. Emmet Urell Camp.
No. 0. U. S. w. v. Interment
on Saturday, June 10, at
Evening star., 1948-11-13
: Clubs to Divide
Bazaar Proceeds

The Womans Club of Garrett
Park and the st. James Chapel
Guild will divide the proceeds of
the bazaar to be given next Satur-
day at the Garrett Park School.
The Country Market" will be
open from 3 to 9 pm. and will fea-
ture home-cooked delicacies, a
needlework counter, a white ele-
phant table, movies for children
and the sale of locally compiled
cookoooks ard town directories
Supper will be served at a snack
bar.
The woman's clubs share of the
benefit will be donated to the
community center Of Garrett Park
which Is now under construction.
The Garrett Park Citizens. Associ-
alton procured two war-surplus bar
racks for the center and an appro-
priation was granted from the Mont
gomery County Park and Planning
Commission for reconstruction and
landscaping. County school land
was made available for the project.
Proceeds derived by the chapel
guild from the bazaar will 60 toward
the organ fund Of the church and
church up-keep.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

When dnStDertng ddUerttse-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal ualue. Ad-
verttsers often tail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed u remaining over
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its ddper-
tisers from receivtng circular
matter, It Is expressly under-
stood and agreed that all such
matter iDill be ioithheld as
tar as possible BY The Star.
Only bona tide dnstDers to
advertisements addressed to
Dor numbers In care OF The
Star uiH be delirered to dd-
Uertisers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Miss Mary Ann spicer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cecil Spicer Of
Takoma Park, became the bride last
evening of DR.. g. Wells Drumwright,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo o. Drum.
wright of Washington. The Rev.
Herbert w. Baucom omciated at the
ceremony in the Takoma Park
Baptist Church.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Miss
Mary Ellen Eppley as maid of honor
and by the Misses Janet Smith,
Patricia Christensen. Betty Ann
Muss and Penny Spicer.
Mr.. Ralph L. Drumwright served
as best man for his brother and
ushering duties were performed by
the Messrs. Herbert C. Spicer, jr.;
Laurence Ryan and Marshall Rose
and by DIR. John T. Durkin.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE REsPONsIBLE for debts,
unless contracted by myself YELVERTON
R,ipi.g 3; PAgLG2NER' NS Jr' s4o4 Newton St. Mt.
ExPER. PLuMB AND HEATING con.r.,
with over % years exper.. will be avail
able soon; would like connection with
estab. frm as foreman. manager or any
other supervising capacity; will consider
partnership. Box 142-H. Star 14'
D. LORDEN, public stenoerapher. No. 8
Dupont Circle nv AD. 6456. 15'
ANNUAL MEETING, D. c. Society for
Crippled Children, Inc. to be held at the
HEADQUARTERS of the Society on Friday.
November 10, l94S, at 4 pm. 1867 Mass.
WI" NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one but myself.
ALBERT o. LEWIS, 1929 Girard st. ne.
PUBLIsHERS-Baltimo printer. publica-
ton experience. can handle magazine or
Rs5iod1ieeaal Ra1 1ea u stsd Good service workmansniD
p 9,
aAs Gas xATlE f HEATERS, 20. 30, 40 =. Gal,
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
s9N S}sms,yns 4 ysnTANsPURY CO.; NC Il. aos9
est cash prices Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MARkEL. g40 st. NV: MA. 02S4.
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared; state
ments audits: reasonable. OR. 2O74
Evening star., 1948-11-13
CLASSIFIED HD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

time --- 35c lins
2 times - 3Sc line per insertion
8 to times
eonsecutively &c line per insertion
z times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
additional. Advertisements Of Nev
Automobiles, Soc per line. 4-lins
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Flat rate per line 500
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles CT more
from Washington.
When caneeling ciassthed advertisem snss
ee sure to make note Of the cancellation
number This IL important In case your
statement does not show . credit for tha
cancellation
Claims for errors must be made In time
for correction before .Acead insertion
II advertisement wab prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears q serial
number with date and Identifies youF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Tam1assee School
Head to Address
OAR Officials
superintendent of

Ralph Cain, superintendent OF
the OAR school at Tamassee, s. c.,
will be guest speaker at the meet
ing of the Approved Schools Com
mittee Of the District OAR to be
held at II am. Monday at the
Chapter House.
Mrs. Marie Cummings Hooker.
State chairman of the committee,
will give a brief report on the re-
cent tour made by OAR oficials to
six of the approved OAR schools in
the South.
Mrs. Hooker will also give q first
hand report on the work being done
by the schools at meeting of the
Captain Joseph Magruder Chapter
to be held at ! pm. Friday at the
home of Mrs. A. K. Kuttler, 4721
Forty ty-severlth street NV. She will
speak again at the meeting of the
Keystone Chapter which will be
held at 2 pm. next Saturday at
the Chapter House. Miss Helen
Bliss, State chairman of the Maga-
zine Committee, will also speak at
this meeting.
Members of the Captain Joseph
Magruder Chapter will bring sup
plies for the approved schools,
presents for the Americanization
School bazaar and yarn, felt and
beads for the work Of the American
Indian Committee to Fridays meet
ing.
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, vice president
general of the OAR, will discuss
her own experiences on the nine
day pilgrimage to the OAR schools
at a meeting Of the Constitution
Chapter to be held at 8 pm. Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Allen r.
Wrenn, 1852 Tennyson street NV.
CHAPTER House Bazaar
A doll Mart" featuring Christ
mas tree Of dolls, will be a special
attraction Of the annual OAR Chap
ter House Bazaar to be held from
II Am. to II pm. Wednesday at
the Chapter House. Mrs. Tonnis j.
Holzberg is the chairman for the
mart.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth will be in
charge Of the card tables and Mrs.
Mayberry Hughes has planned a hot
luncheon for early arrivals. Mrs.
w. H. Schreinert Is In charge of
q turkey dinner to be served later
in the day. Many unusual and use
full Christmas gifts will be available
at the bazaar tables and Miss Luella
Chase will be in charge of a table
of "who-dun-its."
Mrs. S. Dolan Donohoe Is general
chairman of the bazaar.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Dinner announced

The Thanksgiving dinner of the
Ohio Girls Club will be held at
$50 pm. Monday at st. Johns
Hospitality Center. Miss Leona
Shields Is chairman for the dinner
and Mrs. Josephine Daily, 1921 Six
teenth street NV, is in charge of
reservations. Miss Helen Robechaix,
soprano, accompanied by Mrs.
Florence Jacobs, will present a mus
ical program.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
A-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
NOVEMBER -. lsA
Greek Embassy Cocktail Fete
Has Lucky Ending for Guest
By Betty Beaie

Americans are the most honest
people In the world" said one Of the
fashionable foreign guests at the
Greek Embassy party yesterday att
ernoon. And she had good reason for
saying so.
Arriving at the smart cocktail
affair which the Greek Ambassador
and Nine. Dendrarnis gave for four
personal friends from their native
country, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Bronsky
Of the Argentine, failed to notice
that they had left something In the
taxi. At least, Mrs. Bronsky didn't
discover until too late that her hand
bag containing gold cigarette case,
gold and diamond compact, gold
incased comb, ETC., was missing.
Before the party was over, how
ever, the taxi driver drove back to
the Greek Embassy and presented
the Argentine visitor with her bag
and its valuable contents. The
Bronskys gave him q reward-a
paper bill-that drew a gasp from
the driver when he saw what 1t was
800!
Distinguished-look Ambassador
Dendramis and his wife, who brings
80 much Paris chic to the Capital,
gave the cocktail party for Mr.. and
Mrs. COST Eliasco and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Eliasco, visitors for q day
or two in Washington. The two
brothers are prominent bankers
the former being president of the
Bank of Athens in the Greek capi-
tai, the latter, president Of the Bank
of Athens in New York City.
The COST Eliascos, in this coun-
try for only three weeks, were find-
ing old friends In this gathering Of
Capital diplomats and residents.
Mrs. Eliasco had long talk with
Mr.. Harry de Pauer, who said he
knew her when she was q young
girl and her family lived in q fairy
like castle overlooking the Bosporus.
Mrs. Robert A. Lovett, wife Of the
Acting Secretary of State, chatted
with Miss Irene Boyle and British
Minister and Mrs. F. r. Hoyer Mil
lar, while nearby the Italian Am
bassador and Signora Tarchiani
stood with Nine. Economou Gouras
wife Of the Greek Counselor
There were two new diplomatic
bachelors present, the handsome
new Greek diplomat John Phrantzes
who took Alexis Liatis' place and the
youthful looking French Attache,
Giles de Boisgeln. Mrs. Thamar
Benakis, Mr.. Phrantzes' sister, came
down from New York for the party.
Secretary Of the Army and Mrs.
Kenneth Royal brought their week
end house guest, Mrs. j. P. Zolli-
softer OF Henderson, N. c., who went
TO the Maryland-North Carolina
game with them today. The Egyp-
tian Ambassador and Mime. Rahim
made q handsome pair as did the
hosts themselves. Nine. Dendramis
wore a stunning black, intricately
draped cocktail dress by French de-
Hgner Jean Desses.
Former Ambassador Robert Woods
Bliss was there and Princess Hahn
Of Egypt and former Princess Emma
Evening star., 1948-11-13
SAlESAAIN.

sts e.. :rns & -
r. 1o5 sa57 AZ g. e's AiEsAs sRa 9 saa il. out
En- 5Ef 9os
s as aSE dst': n D:rson son % sIsn ESQ
sAiIEsMAN-w. have an immediate open
sales experience, % preferaSle I'M in radio, M ' aps
f:slise1, s0Ss. epsn |is: sltSin The dissrist
= permanent connection with one Of the
city,s largest distributors. salsryy, and
e contact
retail erocery trade washington area; food
ssss n.s Ts sed
D.risnoe; car Necessary. BOX ss-H' I star.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for good
statesmen with one of worlds largest, I'm
sncial institutions; age 25-35 married. at
sss srainins; epportunity y00f for pay sdvsncement
BASED ON ability; security and permanent
tion and surgical dement's for self and
entire family. disability dement's, retire
Msnt v,crton ,cr WITH Pay Pay npsn
duce, Call RE. 1926 Mon. or Tues for
SALESMAN-We neeQ salesman 10 c6ll
On haTdw.rs variety and grocery stores
who owns a car, lives nearby and is will
ing to work long and hard to build a sub
stantial future for himself; salary $500
month"; plus S12 weekly car allowance ana
commission for increased sales. Apply
esnsasn. MSndss H0y Ao. IT, W.shnaoa to Mr. A.
HELPAND. Don't apply unless you have
q proven sales record for past three wears.
and are capable of earning at least 800
sALEEsMEN te)-Ambitious young men to
for sales ss, sF VIII With.
must nrm have car: sD' rood s reference. ER ssIs
sales dept. Ewes. and Sunday, HI. s6l6.
FULL OR PART TIME. leads furnished,
nsv fssney Ks yosa q mutual fre and easua' M14
right man. One Of the iarsest hosiery dis
tributors in this area. Entire Wash. ter.
ritory. over 500 established accounts OF
mems. women's and children's hosiery,
selling to all type retail stores, We want
s.v. who has eoysd W. resa MAJos s9ri Ho n
nss! 5Eh! e9;; Sa liz W. Lombard st. "a Fiji
sRoULD G " EARN over $50 per week for
mems wear; good hours, excellent opportu-
nifty. THE MILLS CO., 9th and SITS. NV.
OLD-EsTABLIsHEn local concern has an
opening for salesman experienced in
the restaurant. hotel and janitor supply
lines: liberal drawing and commission to
the right man. seeking q permanent posi-
ton. Box 447-G. Star. -l3
YOUNG MAN, for position Of salesman,
RRAND 1sc ssn'saa sos sharp n1 st.
Va IA
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Toussoun with her husband, Mr..
Cornelius Bretsch; Mr.. Raymond
Muir, Mr.. David lie Breton and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Merrill Of the State
Department; former Ambassador
and Mrs. Stanley Hornbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, the latter
fresh from q meeting Of her favorite
Farm and Garden Association: the
Minister of Luxembourg and Nine.
lie Calais, Miss Alice Dodge, re-
Gently returned from Paris and
looking like it; Mrs. McCeney Wer-
Itch and Mrs. English Gordon.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

~ I II Z T new
officers of the
board are Mrs.
De Forest An
thony, first vice
president: Mrs.
S. E. w. Kittelle
second vice pres
ident;; Mrs. Law
renee G. Hoes,
third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ham
nah Gather
Hill, recording
secretary; Mrs.
Henry F. Nichol,
assistant record
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HELP MEN and woMEN (ce,,, .

COUNTER GIRL OR MAN-Must be ex-
perienced;. See Mr.. or Mrs. Westfan, 9
s1,., sM; to ~, y Pm any nGg. day: AZ: sPMLWAYs
IA
COUPLE, colored. for private school in
Alexandra; woman for cooking and man
for cenersl housekeeping. Call GL. 1900
coUfLE. white; d.pend.ble; man to set
up pins in bowling alley, woman to work
in restaurant adj; rm. in same bldg;
meals and good salary. Call NO. 4754.
Monday. lis
COUPLE-I have q nice, rent-free bunsa-
who want domestic employment (both OF
Just. housework): moderate salary and all
FULL AND PART TIME sALEsMEN or
women, to sell Kaiser.Frazer automobiles.
HTTHNrioN SisnHsS ion MxeAzlNE y and book sales
men or women, We have an attractive Of
PETRIE STUDIOS. 708 18th st. NV. -15
GOVT. WORKERS. high school and college
students and salespeople, here's an oppor.
to earn $40 per day in your spare time
much more for full time. with . co. that
spends . fortune in local advertising to
make it easy for you to sell Apply Rm
514 International BLDG, 1919 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
AnaIrst to Sbeak

Miss Sarah Buchanan, legislative
analyst with the Women's Bureau,
will discuss laws in Virginia which
affect women at a meeting Of the
Arlington Branch of the AAUW
to be held at pm. Tuesday at the
Lyon Park Community House. A
question period will follow her talk.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Arts Club Program

Sonora de DiaZ, wife Of the third
secretary of the Embassy of the Do
minican Republic will present a
program of the typical dances of her
country at the meeting of the Art,
Club Of Washington to be held at
8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Mrs. Howard P. Bailey, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Halbert C. Sloat,
assistant corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Benjamin Colby, treaurer: and
Mrs. Norman L. Munster, assistant
treasurer.
The Ladies Board is responsible
for the raising Of funds for the sup
port of the home and provides vol
unteer help.
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur is the re-
firing DreSident
Evening star., 1948-11-13
SALES OPPORTUNITY

Increased market, through expansion OF
products manufactured. creates opening
I. Sales Of equipment to retail food
9 Sales of equipment to restaurants and
all eating places.
3. Sales Of equipment to factories. mills,
warehouses, etc.
II you are aualified in any of three classes
listed We will be pleased to receive your
application. Apply in writing.
TOLEDO SCALE co.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
House Of Mercy
Board Elected

Mrs. William Draper Blair has
been elected president of the Ladies
Board Of the House of Mercy, &C
cording to an announcement.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, college graduate with ac-
counting major Write or call employment
once, AMERICAN V1SCOSE CORPORA
tCCoiUNTHST .dCoi NfEAs Oy yADMINIsTRATIvE assist
ant to audit books, prepare P &. L state
,nents, make analysis and supervise book
businesses and generally assist busy owner
in operation Of such businesses. Diversified
accounting experience. lot OF practical
own initiative and car are essential. Most
excellent future awaits the right man.
State experience in complete detail: avail,
reply. Interview will be arranged. Box
351 G. Star -15
ASSISTANT BUYER. in boys dept, ex-
2Ofe discount on purchases and other
employe benefits. Apply personnel. 5th ..
GoLDENBERG's 8. 9TH and sts. NV. -13
sober. references for apt house: man about
so: no quarters. Call CO. $500. Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-13

A merry place last night was at
Laurel Park Farms, in Howard
County, Md, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Henry Hutchison, jr, were
hosts at an oldtime barn dance.
Guests donned mountaineer cos
tunes for the occasion and hill
billy band played in the ballroom
that was transformed into barn.
There were cornstalks around and
on the small tables placed about the
room were Pickering candles in
bottles.
Some so guests enjoyed the fun
and among those entertaining be-
forehand was Miss Bella Hagner.
Mrs. Curt c. Schif1eler entertained
at luncheon yesterday in the Pail
Mall room Of the Raleigh Hotel in
honor of the members Of the group
of American Aid to France with
whom she is working.
The guests included Mrs. Russell
Nicklin, chairman; Nine. Armand
Berard, Nine. Jean Baube, Mrs.
Claude Winckler, Nine
Strauss, Nine. Serro and Miss Sophia
Mayer.
r-,a Aee;s+op+ Nx{1ifor,, At+,,b> ~
Evening star., 1948-11-13

The Assistant Military Attache Of
the Canadian Embassy and Mrs. l..
G. Clarke were hosts at cocktails
yesterday entertaining some 40 or
so guests in their home in Brook
dale Md
Evening star., 1948-11-13
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

ALTERATION WOMAN and tailorS ex-
perienced suits and lady's coats; full or
part time. Apply OF onee' 0. FEIrM4sAN'
6le 18th ct. NV. 10
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Benefit Tea Slated

The Curley Club will hold bene-
fit tea from to pm. tomorrow at
the home of Miss Jane Fitzgibbon,
1910 Allison street NE.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Bookkeeping Machine Operators
Immediate openings, 5-day, 40.hr: week.
Apply smgloymsnt 9cs assb Main sids sids atb gsn
s:3O-6 daily; Service Bldg, 13l NJ st. n.es
/ st A.. 9-1 daily.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Card Punch Operators
Appiy employment once, Main Bldg. 9th
H., 9:30-6 daily. North Bldg; 6th a.
g3O-6 daily; Service Bids, 13l M st. n.e.'
lst A., 9-l daily.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-11-13
In the Meas

ring presiden
Evening star., 1948-11-13

Not over so, must be sober, reliable and
experienced with references for past fve
years; business now averasinE $4,000 per
month: equipment new: air conditioned;
strictly nrst class in every respect; Will
make profit sharing or rental basis to
right man Box 26O-G, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-13

First class. must be able to. take charge
Of shop be dspsnSabl: sa.tv,,fs .nd SGeeg Ief-
ATWELL'S