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Evening star., 1949-05-15

YOUNG LADY. 2a-3o. for perm. po-
sition with dependable opportunity
for advancement under excellent
Estic and courteous; pleasant per-
sonality, good typins. accuracy with
figures and desire to assume re-
sponsinility are essential. CAL MR..
YOUNG LADY. with knowledse Of
,yDnss ssrs ns to as.. II es hssens Hsrs with s
school graduate preferred: experi.
willing TO learn: sis-day week. Ap-
ply Box i4a-c. Star. III
YOUNG LADY. white, sse ls-a5. for
% IONS fnsss aosntosn tow - csfstsrias;
scale. s4o-s45 a week and meals:
no exper. necessary but applicant
must be q steady, willtns worker
ssa niorn.on nss D;ss's' ..s h MxRaa9 hSE ts5iaiF
rouxo 81 stin n.Drnsl.e,ron.e. 4, sl..rlsu.- a
or viii grant agency for Met. area.
beauty shops; excel sarnins. sT.
YouSa iSs; Sto WOMAN With tnoxisds. c,
iypins and sddins mach: 4o-hr.
ehases and other company benefits.
Call or see Miss Jones. SEARS ROE
BUCK AND CO. 1901 Lawrence ave.
YouSG wolMAN-r.i.phons order
WORKING conditions. Phons AT.
sssss after Q an. Monday nsEn-
TOP HArRsrYLIsr wanted IN nssiy
squipped snop; top ssiars. Can "a
rScEEAsE INCOME, shov friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Ihsy saiss, re-
P;bers, s psresntsss estssnes No Snn,g III casr,
Eseluslve SpDcrtanit,; 9uDT
SELL plfssEs from Ess York. sses
ss; sth =. ave- E. ,, s,.,s. e,r d.sarss sa,,s
lingerie. seen In vosne, Maesnei-
sample sooi' MoDERs MANsfR.
rarfTraf aisfH RE ssairswoxsS. al va Sst for Sat,
urcay work. experienced: 10 sell
liz Iisf sssess Sssezssss.5 ssop 81 80 - y IN at
raRr-rME or FULL-rIME epsainss
In local neighecrhcocs IN the fgiisr
Brush company's cosmetic division
no experience neeesseyy' pleasant
wcrk and excellent proats. Can pd.
psfrspARLr III fs Ill ssss WOMAN for .,s.r...sa
and dressmsklnE business; reterenes-
ssass-TissE si a sWsooxx. ,skans sAsr.-
hand and typins Of home; posseaston
os typewrtter hesrfnl, nQt necess.sy.
vnyrs a:ssil'- efsh c66o sS5 s ISL ~ e .s,..
We" uonas A II .rsSsrs. % tor Hal ast.ss.
pialn neah rsliasis and ecnest;
Nfersness Fsexifsz- Ben lts-i. etAx.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

FIORIDA REAb ESTATE.
North East Park, the fastest growing
burg, Florida's fastest growing city.
Spacious homesites; besutiful brand
new, modern. de luxe homes with
individual "eye appeal" Need sew
ersi full-time, experienced sslesmen
In washington and 2hi!adelphia;
tions to CRISP REALLY Co, CAS-
Central ave, ct. Petersburg, Fla. la
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supr

Ana Gasntlir Etttass ter tnaTo4sshi :
txntfIeneee Ia residential eeastfaf-
tlon With somt ssnerisnes In CON.
sy.Issl. 10, immsa,.t, .mp'ey.
msnt, e<s, Fsfsrenees kcx J
Star %
Evening star., 1949-05-15
UQM npERATnp On,

IBM OPERATOR, with at least one
years experience on key punch, two
years on machines, payroll expert
spce desirable: daily duties include
work through all phases OF payroll;
$500 to S215 per mo. to start. with
opportunity for advancement: 5-day,
40-hr. wk.: permanent position; EN-
ploye benefits. Phone for appt.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., MI. 1858,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
THE HECHT co.

Tiss. experifpesd. general clerical
viii train. Fivs-dsy. 40-hoaT vesE'
Eenerous company benefits and priv. :.
ilesea. Apply in person, employment
once. 3rG aoor.
HECHT COMPANY
Evening star., 1949-05-15
hand: part time
CLEANERS. 125 B

'stH spEvAk NisS5 EROS. cfhishSHNERRs' fihH 1!s i 3
siEk' = iFrNrsHER, must be fast and
SIX rfSisHER EsE fssseD sars sSe tims aT Apply IN
person, CEDAR CREST CLEANER 8
3@2, Cedar st. NV. tTskoma Pk.'
SOMA o FOUNTAIN CLERK - Youns
soda fountain; excel. salary; no
eyes. or suns; refs. required. Call
sfIEN0.. "a, Tor finance CO.. excellent { op-
portunity for young lady with apti-
.In sqne once weef Rood ,ssqy msr
to start with prospect for advance
msns Apply Q Mr, simmons. Co
LUMBIA CREDIT Co. 2211 18th ct.
sTENo., no exp. nee: easy work, we'll
sfes6aRaSaEfT sHh s.fH 81 Interest.
ins work for expr. steno. -typist seek
ms perm. employment: downtown
once: sick benefits; retirement plsn:
s9sss sToRrs ~fss Nc isss A9eiy .,s $500 4, a.
sTENoGRAPHER. young lady. exper. /:
sood starting salary; resular In
creases; S-dsy wk excel worktnE
cond. REMINGTON RAND. INC,
sfri,NodRapHERs ri,Ns 4. MP and tsssss pqs,ss bd.y
4o-hour week; eos discount on pur.-
chases Apply personnel once. fourth
foor. 6, kANN SONS CO go
sTENoGRAPHER, under 80; pleasant
,..Fy s.asGe T. STAR. 'dss ssu s:k s.sk
sfENooRApHER for national seien-
tifie research organization Interest.
soTfas fs Zoo ssnSsSa onsh aasrsnss . or
500, Branch SO.
sTENoGRAPHER. 1 70 s p.m.. Mon
day throuEh Friday: Law ONCE. l4th
ana ana ss, g :s; desired Iiss Bon sss sss
sTENooRAPHER. for oid-estselishee
insurance agency: 6-day week. Call
Mr.. AINIEY TX. $500. 30
sTENoGkAPHEk for eontrsetors
sss sensf. once ssr,sossa soff BOZ ssssj s..s aa
sTENoGRAPHER with eookkeerins
experience: excellent oppertuntty
tST .Svansemenn.ii s,ses IT.. s.lsFy, zee. 80 e,
sMTEASoaGkAfaER- MA aasaHi III R-cIERk. under IS.
to assist business manager Of estah-
lished trade association: Interesting
work: initiative and capacity for
responsibility required; S-day week;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sx-
perienced Must be able to write
own letters. Small once, eongenial
SURROUNDINGS: 5 day. 4o-hour week
Il. Star. stvtnE complete Information
sTIgSSoGKAPEEk-CLEaK. sss 10 70
IS; s-day vk,. $50 % $50; eonEer-
iai SURROUNDINGS In lfe- insurance.
nifty for advancement. rettrement
plan, paid vacation and sick Leave
allowance: perm. posst1ra. Apply
Room 7O7. 11<8 u u. nv. ia
Evening star., 1949-05-15

OFFICE wORKER-we have an In
terestins position for alert youns
woman who can type; sood salary
pfs1.nsos pss oos Sppy sppEsnsa H. wssefs B.
J, KAUFMAN. INC. 1908 Penn.
oTTicE ri E WORKER. qualified to la handle
dictation. typins. membership rec;
ends sIeeys s' orssniustios sss 81 sma minimum sqsu
four hours per day. four days per
mutual agreement: S1.2s per hour.
psqhoIL sSH oai-' cLEsk. Stsi between a5 and
Pref. experience with construction
company and use Of shaw-walker
Payroll system. but not essential.
Must be neat and accurate. salary
depending upon experience and
.laas .si,,.y. W.T. 5Issya sssya. week air -ls sHpd-
PanYsic1aN PIanYSssiic1aN ASST. white. to 90 TYP
Ing and help physician s afternoons
and Z ewes. per week: state ref
srsne.s and salary expected, Box
rfEacFicsn fsS;Ki si.F' NuHsE. white. is siv.
pREssIR. experienced il wool snd
an APols ls5rssSSEss 5sssS ssT Sss EOS sSnnsi sgSK
III, e. ne; Gin. HS a. g,tC r.tsy DIR, clean
IRES6Ens &iAks AS4 ASSGA
ina plant; steady employment: GOOD
pay to q thoroughly experienced
finisher Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS. 323 Carroll 81. nv IL
REAL ESTATE sALESIADY. Our new
system guarantees high commission.
Earn while you learn; car necessary.
Pix your own hours. Can VIM. l.
PRIMROSE REALTY, IN Mt. Rainier.
WA. 4a5., WA. 4el4.
REALSILk-l2-l5 hrs. wkly. viii
earn you $25 or more selling
Realsilk's nationally advertised
mems and womsns haberdashery
and apparel through personal con-
facts and leads; no eanvsssing,
Phone Ma. 1855. 10 s.m.-3 p.m.--16
RECEPTIONIsT - Attractive young
lady between 2b and 30 for inter
estinF guest contact position. Must
be able TO deal pleasantly with pub
lie; knowledge OF city essential
Apply personnel once. / st. en-
trance. HOTE sTATLER. -l7
RECEPTlONIsT and sales: high-elass
woman who understands the photo
graphic husiness; must be ccmpe-
TENT. BROwN-SUAREz, 1875 Conn.
ave; Ill inquiries 70 81 made ny
Evening star., 1949-05-15

experience, education, salary desired
date available and telephone mum.
sEoRiEfanYeBookkEEpER. SCI fSi s4ai kikssEiEpER seaeo
ONCE, b-day wk., attract. pay. HE.
BREW ACADEMY, 323b o st. NV
sEcRfTIRY. .srENoGRAPHER, ne
section. secretarial and general Of
fce work, permanent. small air
conditioned ONCE, pleasant atmos.
phsre; salary epen.. Tor appt. sall
SHOE sALESwoMAN--Must be expe-
rienced. Permanent position. Splen-
did opportunity for future. Apply
MANAGER. IL am, to 8 pm QUEEN
QUALITY BOOT SHOP. 1921 F st,
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Statesmen, $5,0O0-Up Class
Career opportunity for right man, ap-
earned commission. ENCYCLOPAE-
Ola BRITANNICA, call Mr. Bone.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SO b-dAy VI. 10y 70 s.Su. sunxsHE. =
conpsny's home once. dood oppcrtn.
nifty for advaneemsnt. fettrement
plan. paid vacation and sick Leave
allowance: perm. postt1ra. Apply
Room TO7. l1<9 u u. nv. .-1S
Evening star., 1949-05-15
'-'7'lM WOMAN 3O-45

For customer service work; local crm
basiness can be conducted from
nome. fun or part time; excellent
income write me for intsrxtsw
MRS. / ssdYTHE. Q Grant ST, Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-15
SEAMSTRESS

white. experieneec
dresses; exclusive shop. JOAN ROB.
sEHMsTRIss. L; fYsH under 40. exper. III
repair work. Apply DISTRICT
LINEN SERVICE CO.. SO L ST.. sc
is
SECRETARY, experienced; hours. 8
e.m 10 ! pm. 6 days per week
Sunday and all day Monday.
SECRETARY. experienced. for perma.
nent position. Fiye-day. 40-houf
week. Excellent working conditions
good pay, vacation with pay. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES employ.
1fTna
Evening star., 1949-05-15

S.t.I tNptI. UIIiys MA. bcUI' .UV
am to II pm. Id
HAlRDRESSEh, exper,, ali-around op-
orator, Apply HEPNER 8, 6l2 18th
st. NV IL
HOSTESS, electrical display; attrac-
tive opening for young woman t25
to 35 yrs.b, who can meet the public
permanent, 5-oay week. excellent
working conditions; good salary
Phone Mr.. DILLON, NE. "230, 8 80
Evening star., 1949-05-15
ASSISTANT BUYERS

ReAi opportunities a. lr}is-a fef
young women win rood rdgcs ons
and retailing 6ArkRTo4nos. Apply
personne. ofhCt IN Eoor.
JELLEFF'S
Evening star., 1949-05-15

WOMAN. alert, we'll educated with
personality, to supervise . nationally
sponsored program for girls and
women. This position Offers inter
esting work and q splsndid income,
periepce in Geachins, organising or
sales work desirable; car necessary.
For interview. phone Mon. or Tues.
bet. 8 and l2. CHI. 1000, Ext. e7b,
ask for MISS VINCENT.
WOMAN with some selling exp. In
ladies' apparel and knowledse Of
town shop; sood steady position:
state refs. and salary desired. BOX
WOMAN. cook. exp.r.; 6 pm. to q
am; S25 wk. vi. 97a6. is
settled, deptndab!e. aeneral
private bath avail. in same bldg
KENNEDY RADIO 3401 l4th al
Evening star., 1949-05-15

sALEswoMEN to sell radio and pub
lication Advertising combined for the
TOURIST AND TRAVELLERS OF
cellent opportunity. Phone ST. 1855,
Evening star., 1949-05-15

GIRLS, white. 1890. TO assist man
aRer in dry-cleaning store; no ex-
perience necessary; we will train you
to manage stores; salary. $50 wk,,
plus commission, to start; We will
try TO place you near your home;
Apply 1l02 H st. ne. Mon. morn
Evening star., 1949-05-15

CLEkh-IfFiSI. youns kiIl LOI psiF
nRNrYNE i.as T3EE Z 2ss soss issy fss Ts st. Ia
Appiz Rko RAD1o picTuREs. NC.
caKck ISs T.! our u n neh1aL, white, exp. Can
cIIEERK.. iS for cigar and newsstand. ss.
81 TO 80, neat appearance, must be
able to work night shift. of $50
pm. to IL midnight, Also, II neces-
ssry' woFS Cad alternating s.ssh shift; Week Z
Apply personnel once, MAYFLoW-
Err HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De sales
CLERK, white. 90 to 40. intellisent.
ambitious, for counter work, etc;
experience not Necessary, 5000 sa,- an-
ply EXQUISITE CLEANERS. $500
CLERK. male or female. to assist
bookkeeper in posting, aesounts; I'D 10
sypsT. sSsT sseessa5s; ssi ats .t svILhSs S'yi IF
CLERK. bright young woman. smart
and good handwriting requirements,
to assist cashier for exclusive spe-
eialty shop: KAPLowrrz' on Ign
caTESar7rfsTs. GsEEfsn I fsa s-day week. per.
manent only, good salary. Appli-
cations accepted for several stores
in D. c. area. Do not phone;
Apply Mr.. Trfce, FRANC JEWELRY
CO. 627 7th ct. NV. -l6
CLERK -TYPTsT. construction once:
in Falls Church area. Box 63-H'
CLERK age Is to 35, 5-day
wk, $50 to .4:30. Consenial sur
roundinRs in large insurance com
pany's home ONCE. Good opportu-
nifty for Advancement. retirement
plan, paid vacation and sick leave
allowance. Perm; position. Apply
room 103. i343 H st NV. lis
CIERK-TY fSf for Insurance. onee.
5-day week, Apply room sos, Victor
Bldg. 724 9TH st. NV. Is
COLLEGE STUDENT OR TEACHER,
SsssGn Sssts work u essssry ssso for 81 sass1 ss1s
coMpToMErER n; sss' 'opERAroR-ss.r.-
ms salary, Sz5 per wk.; perm. posi-
tion. modern once, convenient
Transportation. vacation with pay,
group Insurance., hospitah.ation and
other employe benefts; s-day 40
hr. wk, Apply SAFEwAY STORES,
MC., -1e46 eth OF. ne. tnesr <th
and n, ]. ave. NED. III
COOK, End, experienced. sober vom-
an only; references REQUIRED. Appl,
s0Sl Conn. eve.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

great chance for
woman with pleasant personality
and good refs. who can spend, At
least 3 hours daily to be established
In business OF her own. No expert
ence or capital needed Write. state
age and ghone number. MRS. Z,
Evening star., 1949-05-15

WOMAN. settled. living In or near
store SHt from % Q 70 . p >. m during he
week. Call NO 3343, ask for MI
Roberts. SMITHS 8 TRANSFER a.
STORAGE CO.. 1918 You st. nv.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

sAr rSLADIEs. experienced preferred,
full time. for lingerie, sportswear
and accessories; store benefits. Ap-
ply Mr.. Howard. 4th floor. PHIL
IPSBORN. llth between r and q.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

ASH 10 rxf;i I'M. sas.bl, a.
psnasba tEp eli hfsrs psoesdnfs
aVhlabis neH bekt fsistsnss
BOA s9,l. star -
Evening star., 1949-05-15

SECRETARY, temporary. from June
9th thru July /; must be eficient in
shorthand and typins 5-day wk.,
$50 wk. Box 130-H. Star.
SECRETARY for school. over 26; full
or part time: qualification, Short
hand. typins and some bookkeeping.
Cali Monday or Tuesday, CO. 1711.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Mrs. Bradley
To Give ca

Mrs. Omar Bradley, wife OF the
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, and a prominent member
of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alum
nae, will entertain 80 young
women preparing to enter college
this fall at a tea from TO pm
Saturday at her home at Fort
Myer.
Receiving with Mrs. Bradley will
be Mrs. Donald Hogate, Eastern
district chairman of the sorority
and Miss Betty Jane Walsh, presi-
dent of the William and Mary
Chapter. Mrs. Roger johnson,
president of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter. and Mrs. Glen
Vickery will assist at the tea
tables. Mrs. Oscar Teckemeyer
and Mrs. Edward M. Cook are CO.
chairmen in charge of arrange
ments and invitations.
Theta alumnae invited are The
members of the University CT
Maryland and the George Wash
ington University college boards
and the officers of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter.
The tea is an annual event given
to acquaint young college women
of this area with the organization
before they meet it in their re-
spective colleges. Kappa Alpha
Theta supports clinic work in
logopedics, schools for the blind
and academic scholarships.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
DELEGATES From the Capital
ATTEND Out-of- own PQr|eys

nial council of the fraternity
opening tomorrow in Chicago.
DR.. Veon will direct a work.
shop group in a study Of "Asso-
citation Problems in the Area of
Finance" during the sessions
which will last through Thursday
at the University of Chicago.
Also attending from the Wash
ington chapter will be its presi-
dent, Miss June E. Ayers, who
will participate in panel dis
cussion on The Teacher Develops
Physical Resources" The COM
mittee heads from the local chap
ter planning to attend are Miss
Elsie N. johnson, program chair
man, and Mrs. Edna M. Yohn,
legislative chairman.
Major theme of the convention
will be The Teacher in the Next
Decade"
Evening star., 1949-08-21
President of Zonto Club of Washington
Is Musician With Surprising Interests

role as a musician which is better
known to Washington.
At the present time, she is di-
rector of music at Western
Presbyterian Church, 1906 H
street NV, a position she took
over after nine years in the same
capacity at the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church. She presents a
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta every
spring; has a studio for piano
organ and voice coaching; plays
for oratorios and numerous we'd
dings; gives occasional organ re-
citals and serves as staff organist
for funeral home.
Her husbands career (they
were married in 194D closely
parallels her own. He is also an
organist and teacher, directs
music at the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church and is now
teaching at American University
after nine years with the public
schools here and year with
Mary Washington College.
Nancy was born in London
while her father was studying
abroad and, as an Army "daugh-
ter" lived in so many places that
altogether she attended about Il
schools, including Western High
here. She has several musical de-
grees. including a masters ir
sacred music from the Union
Theological Seminary. She also
studied at the University OF
Manila, Hollins College. the Uni
versity of Syracuse. Curtis Insti-
tute and Peabody Conservatory.
Her venture as a Capita.
Transit Co. employe grew out OF
her war work as an ambulance
driver for the AWVS and the fact
that she closed her studio in a
Georgetown church because OF
wartime heating problems.
"And operating a streetcar was
war work in more ways than one
especially in the vicinity OF
Union Station" she recalled
THE. servicemen used to come
aboard in droves, asking all sorts
of questions about where will
find this or that and wanting you
to change $40 bills. They never
seemed to have anything but 20s. u
When she lists her hobbies
Mrs. Tufts goes back to music
Playing "two-piano" with her
husband is one of them. They
have played a little, profession
ally, on the radio but usually play
Just for fun. She also collects
miniature pianos and musical
pins.
And don't forget the Zonta
Club" she said in parting. It'd
like you to emphasize the work
we do-especially for scholar
ships. Well be letting you hear
more about that in the near
future"
Evening star., 1949-08-21
By Frances Lide
Womon's Club Editor

Meeting Nancy Poore Tufts,
musician and club leader, in her
fascinating home overlooking the
Potomac, you'd never guess she
once cherished a secret ambition
to be a streetcar operator.
She realized her dream, too. For
about two of the war years. as a
wildcat" or sort of substitute
motorman, Nancy fought the
Battle of F street" at the helm
of a trolley.
That was while her husband,
William o. Tufts. was serving
overseas in the Engineer Corps.
When he returned home, Mrs.
Tufts resigned. And now she
cherishes an ambition to drive
fire engine.
All of which seems incongruous
in this daughter of an Army
officer whose air of dignity is in
keeping with her career as choir
director, organist and teacher
Such activities, however, are typi-
cal of the surprising Nancy, ac-
cording to her friends.
She and her husband (also
musician make their home with
Mrs. Tufts mother. widow of Col
]. E. Poore, United States Medi-
cal Corps, in the Colonial-style
residence near Fort Washington
Md, across the river from Colling-
wood.
Many of Mrs. Tufts friends
including members Of the Zonta
Club which she will serve as
president during the coming sea-
son, have enjoyed the hospitality
of this charming home which
affords another clue to Nancy's
personality. Built in 1889, it was
designed by Mrs. Tufts mother
who also supervised its construc-
ton.
With the aid Of her daughter,
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Pan American Club
Donates to Camps

The Pan American Club of the
Young Mems Christian Association
has announced that it was able
to send two children from the Dis
trict Public Welfare Department
to camp this summer for two
weeks with funds raised at its
annual benefit this year.
Professor Ramon Ramos, presi-
dent Of the club, also reported that
a similar amount was given to
Camp Let's. YMCA camp, for boys
not otherwise able to attend.
Plans for a gala fall and win
ter program have been made, ac-
cording to Prof. Ramos, who
also announced that Mrs. Clarence
Norton Goodwin. vice president of
the club. has set the fall opening
date for Sunday. September Is.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

Mrs. Poore drove a truck to most
of the large cities of this area,
buying up building materials from
wrecking companies and planning
architectural features about fine
doorways, mantels and the like
which they found in various junk
shops. The result is residence
which looks to be closer to 200
than 10 years old.
Nancy was her mothers CO.
worker in all of this artistic con-
struction. And a vacation is apt
to find her welding paint brush.
wall papering. gardening or prun-
ing trees on the 14-acre site which
her father purchased for fishing
camp in 1920 when he was sta
toned at Walter Reed.
But back to Mrs. Tufts in her
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Librarians to Act
On PROGRAM Plans

The Program Committee of the
Washington Chapter of the Spe-
cial Libraries Association will hold
a dinner meeting at 6 pm. to-
morrow at the Brookings Institu-
ton. Business will include ap-
proval of final plans for the sched-
ule of meetings and other activi-
ties which the chapter will offer
the library and research personnel
Of the city during the coming year.
Attending the dinner will be the
nine special subject group chair
men and several committee chair
men concerned with program &C
tivities.
First event on the chapters
fall schedule will be a book and
author meeting.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

Delegates from the District
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club, led by their president,
Miss Clara Longstreth. have been
attending a three-day conference
of the East Central Region of B.
and P. Clubs at Louisville, KY.
The convention. which closed
yesterday. featured an address by
DR.. K. Frances Scott, president
of the national federation, who
gave highlights of her recent trip
to Finland. Miss Marguerite Ra-
walt of the District club, who is
national membership chairman,
conducted membership work.
shop.
Washington delegates included
Miss Pearl Ferguson, Mrs. Alyce
Gatlin. Miss Opal Jackson, Mrs.
Mary Laber, Miss Helen McNulta,
Miss Ora Marshino, Mrs. Margaret
Moore, Miss Mae Murray and Miss
Lillian Stevens.
The newly formed East Central
Region is composed of clubs in
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, West
Virginia, Maryland. the District,
Virginia and Kentucky. The Ma
tional Federation of B. and P.
Clubs recently was divided into
seven geographic regions for ef-
ficiency of operation.
Pi Lombdo Theto Meeting
DR.. Dorothy H. Veon, national
treasurer of Pi Lambda Theta,
national honorary education fra
ternity for women. and member
of the Alpha Theta Chapter at
the George Washington Univer-
sity. will attend the 18th bien-
Evening star., 1949-08-21
To Mark HOLIDAY

Because of the Labor Day week
end, the University Women's Club
will suspend it's services to men,
bers from Friday. September 2.
through Monday. September 5, it
has been announced. The dining
room will be closed and the Sat-
urday evening dance will not be
held. Club services will be re-
sumed the following Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Meeting Tuesday

The Widows and Orphans Home
Association will meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday at 921 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. to discuss the coming
years program.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Zonto Members Urqed
ToStudyWor|dAf

crowded trains. carrying their
food and children, to sit for hours
listening and taking notes on
what American women are doing"
she said. '"They expressed ex-
treme curiosity about the women's
programs in this country. and by
far the most popular course was
the class in parliamentary law"
Roberts Rules Of Order" trans
lated into japanese by the State
Department, has become a best
seller. she pointed out. The rea-
son for the Japanese women's in
terest is natural. she added, as
they seek to avoid control of their
organizations by radicals Of either
leftist or rightist extremes.
Mrs. Helen T. Steinbarger in
troduced the speaker and Mrs.
Nancy Poore Tufts. president Of
the club. conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Tufts and Miss Vera Lund-
quist were elected to represent
the club at the semi-annual re-
gional convention on October 8
and 8 at Atlantic City. A sizeable
delegation from the club Is ex-
pected to attend as one of their
members. Miss Mabel Strider. will
retire from Office as regional
governor.