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Evening star., 1949-07-07
SALESMAN

STORM WINDOW SALESMEN-We
invite you to inspect and compare
our new and all extruded aluminium
Tripl Glide storm window on display
at our factory branch onace, located
at 1918 Pa. ave. Sc. We ask you
this company affords as direct fac
tory Representatives. Our compen-
sation plan is most attractive to
serious minded men. For further IN
formation or appointment call TR
O235 between 9 am. and 5 pm
PAINT; will pay tor
painter and maintenance territory
car necessary: salary. commission
Phone or write FARBOIL CO., Key
highway. Baltimore.
neat appearance, for ex-
panding printing and once supply
establishment. ATLAS PRESS, 6lO-
612 F. st. NV. See MR.. BERSTEIN
Fri; or Sat; morning. 81. s.,r,
commercial refrigeration and air
conditioning equipment in the en-
tire industry; Abbott. for % years
under the same MANAGEMENT, now
has larger showrocrns and is inter-
ested in . fully experienced sales,
man IN this nelQ' SeleCteQ HAL VIII
al factory this fall. Interview. by
appointment only. DE. 1900. MR..
BELINE.
wanted for modern
dry cleaning retail plant; highest
commission for right man. AK.
ALESMAN-COLLECToR Good op-
portunity for the right man. on es-
tablished insurance debit car neees-
sary. 644 H st. ne. TR. 2466;
- Profitable, interesting
with definite future for right man
selling construction Jobs anes nm
ished homes. Construction and /or
real estate background. Earnings OF
possibility. Phone bet 10 and II
IN. for appt. CARL M. FREEMAN
INC. EX 1865. -lU
Evening star., 1949-07-07

Jody Miller can't understand
these Washington girls. There is
a noticeable lack of interest being
displayed in this years Miss
Washington" contest. The officers
of WWDC. the radio station which
sponsors the annual beauty event
here, have been anything but
swamped by eager would-be Miss
Americas"
Miss Miller, who was Miss
Washington of 1948." thinks the
girls are daffy. The ones who are
staying away in droves, that is.
"A girl is foolish not to enter
that contest if she thinks she has
even slight chance to win. OF
course, the accent is more and
more on talent in the Atlantic
City contest, but there must be
some good looking girls with
talent around here. And the list
of prizes Miss Washington gets is
like one of those radio jackpots.
1t gets bigger every year. There's
an automobile. television set and
all sorts of things this year.
It's we'll worth the trouble.
even if a girl only goes to Atlantic
City for the trip, without chance
of becoming Miss America.
Since it was scarcely a year ago
that we were telling Miss Miller,
in our wise, benign and fatherly
fashion, that she was crazy to
bother with the Miss Washing
ton" contest. it seemed time to
check up the other night on what
the years reign has done for her.
To begin with, there never has
been happier choice of a beauty
for the Capital.
When Jody was named Miss
Washington" every one who knew
her agreed it couldn't have hap
pened to a nicer gal. No notice
able change on this score can be
detected these nights as she
perches on the King Cole Rooms
bar to sing.
With a great deal more expert
ence behind her. Miss Miller does
sing more effectively than when
she was brand-new Miss Wash
ington" and she faces audiences
with more assurance. The only
other change is one you might
not notice until Miss Miller told
you about it. As of now. she
couldn't get into the bathing suit
she wore in last years beauty
parade.
II X i
Wonderful" is how 1t feels to
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP MEN

ASSISTANT, un-
afraid of hard work, mental and
physical; at least 25 yrs of age;
car desirable: nice appearance. sales
and supervisory ability, to develop
position with excellent future. Box
31S-T. Star.
wINDER, lst class. Ap-
ply NATL ELEC. MACH. SHOP, 81 9
Jessup Blair dr., Silver Spring, Md.
MANAGER, by nation
ally known finance company. trained
for manager; opportunity with fu-
ture, salary plus car allowance; G1
son. 791O Georgia ave. Silver
ATTENDANT IT GAS STATION for day
work in ESQ station; 6-day week.
Apply Mr.. Ricketts,, LOGAN tFord! :.
2O17 Va. ave. NV. ME. 2S1s. -
AUTO GLASS INSTALLER, expert
eneed in instains .,Inr See US for sna
5'e'' son Mf' AUTO 800: GLASS 7s Fla: als aye
AUTO LUB. MAN wanted with thor
ough knowledge of car fabrication
and ability to sell service to custo-
mers; excellent salary, working con-
ditions. and employe benefits; See
tNoIL
MOTOR CO; 920 Bladensburg I'd,
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced, for
new car delivery department.: ex-
cellent opportunity in one of Wash
ington's most modern shops. See
Mr.. Tarshes at once. BEAL MO-
TOR CO., 1401 Rhode Island ave.
AUTo MECHANIC. perm. position, ex-
cel Salary good hours working
cond.; ref. req. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO.. 1905 9TH
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced, per-
manent employment. Top salary.
NegSy SssatoP sHRfNaPoN fRf SsneS MoRoK oRPE eo
ton: shlF'as'0n vs. oR Rus19sss 4oos Center AElsss
AUToMoBILE MECHANIC. colored.
familiar with all makes of cars.
For used car dept. Apply Manager,
HANDLEY MOTOR CO., 3720 Geor-
AufoMoB1LE f5f syei PoRrERs 27, for
used car lot. Must be sober. honest,
ences. Exper. pref: Floaters please
do not apply. JET MOTOR SALES,
2725 Nichols ave. Sc. =
AUTO SALEsMEN-Two high-class
sslesmsn s nnE that ana p Esnt sT psTm glaes esS,
10 WOTk. Occ MN. oM1 f1Lr, -DUl
Columbia pike. Arl.. Va.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN-Ford
exper., for one of Wash. largest Ford
dealers. Must be an asgressive and
exper salesman. See MT. Jones
Service Mgr, FRANK SMALL, JR.,
AuT0MoBrLE SALESMAN Ford
dealer has opening for used car
men. exper. pref: transp. and
floor time furn. TAKOMA MOTOR
CO., 81 Carroll ave. Takoma Park,
Nd g
AWNING HANGER, experience, good
pay for right man. Apply imme-
diately. SOUTHERN VENETIAN
BLIND & AWNING CO., 2251 9th
st. NV. %
BAKER, experienced all around. Ap-
ply RIVERDALE PASTRY SHOP,
6345 BALTIC. blvd, Riverdale, Md.
WA. 1854. -
BAKER WANTED - Experienced in
pastry. pies and rolls; capable Of
running shop Apply NE1SNER
BROS, 3rd-noor ONCE. lila g st.
NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
1t. Steele Awarded
Air Medal PosthumousIy

A posthumous award of the All
Medal for 1t. A. William Steele
killed in action in New Guinea,
was made yesterday at Boiling
Air Force Base.
Mrs. Mary B. Sorrell. 903 South
Quincy street. Arlington, Va, 1t.
Steele's mother. received the
medal.
1t. Steele. pilot-navigator of a
BIS medium bomber, was shot
down July l. 1945. He had learned
flying while a cadet colonel in
st. Johns College, from which he
was graduated in 1941 He won
the Civitan award in 1910 as the
outstanding student in Washing
tons schools.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP kAEN

LOCAL MANUFACTURER Of national
brand bldg. products have opening
for exper salesman, between 80 and
As yrs. Of age, for sales promotion
work with architects. builders. engi-
neers and contractors. Should have
knowledge of bldg. industry. Salary
open. Auto allowance. State quail
fications. Reply will be held con-
fldential. Box 127-M, Star. -l2
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE has
immediate vacancy for furrier ex
perienced in meeting the public and
giving estimates in repairing and re-
modelling State age, experience and
salary. Box 167-M. Star. S
STOCK MEN. for
super market. Call OV. 0110- or
~ nJOS
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Classified Ad Rates
a L->~kS~~.~


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line PEI
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely,
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ----- 50c
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sartion
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Forum to Hear BIotnik

Representative Blatnik. Demo-
crat, of Minnesota will discuss the
question, will Congress Stream
line the Government" during a
Georgetown University radio forum
at l pm. Sunday over Station
WARL, Arlington. DR.. James D.
Atkinson, professor in the de-
partment of government at the
university, also will speak.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ARTIST for dept. store; lengthy ex-
perience not necessary, but helpful;
willing to do all types OF art; many
employe benefits. Write details. in
cluding salary expected, Box 312-M
Star. -
CLERK for general ofice work in ad-
vertising dept. of dept. store; must
be quick. good with figures; many
employe benefits Write details, in
cluding salary desired, Box 315-M
Star. -
COUPLE, white, exper.; take compl.
charge lovely home. WarreDton,
Va. Phone OR 4179. 10
silk and wool, for modern
dry cleaning plant; good working
conditions. Apply LUNA CLEANERS,
1903 l4th St NV Ss
Evening star., 1949-07-07
COLLEGE MAN

Vacation work. If you have sales ap-
titude, We can train you in less than
organization in which our men are
earning far above average pay. This
is educe tional work. Applicant must
be bondable. of neat appearance and
willing to follow instructions on a
proven sales plan and must have
Sreious intentions of working the
remainder of the summer vacation.
See G. E. MURRAY, 1900 18th
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SALESMAN
CONTACTS PROVIDED
ENCY. BRITANNICA
MIR. BONE, RE. 6911
ADVERTISING SALESMAN
HELP WoMEN

ASSISTANT. good typist; some
shorthand, bookkeeping; 5 days.
Specify age, exper., etc. Box 9-M,
ASSISTANT MANAGER, white, check
ing and marking dept: exper. nee; :;
apply PARKWAY CLEANERS &
DYERS. 1924 Conn. ave. NV. -S-
BoOKKEEPER-Bui needs an
experienced bookkeeper for part
time work from 10 am. to 2 pm. !.
Monday through Friday; exceliens en-,
office; good salary. Reply In. own
Handwriting, giving past experience.
Boz S6l-J, Star. -
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP MEN
Attractive Position

For Ambitious young man. 1880
Good salary. auto req. Learn finance
and loan business with lge. natl.
organization. MR.. LINKE, 3407
Perry ST., Mt. Rainier. 3
Evening star., 1949-07-07
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS G St NV.
MEN

Electronics engineers, acoustics. mag
netism, $6,5O0: oo
Mech. craftsman aero dynamics, $50.
Stock clerk, hs.g. 25 yrs. S35.
Gardner, grounds keeper, exper., S35-
S55 plus apt:
WOMEN
6ec'y., Silver Spring, 5-days, S3. 120.
eteno. personnel, Silver Spring, ST.
eec'y., legal, under 33 yrs, 1900
Bookkeeper steno., 5-days, $4,000
Stats. typist, knowledse of short
hand, S2,700-$2, 300;
Once mgr. typtst, S2,2OO-S2'40u.
$3.50 per mo.
clerk-typist, S35-$40.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
.TANITOR

JANllOR
Age 1923, married. 5-day, 40-hour
week; permanent work for depend,
able man who can pass physical
exam nation: good working condi-
tions; S32 so per week start. with
increases in pay; bring reference.
Apply personnel office, Room 5O4
Star Building,
THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star., 1949-07-07
ENGINEER

Excellent OPP. for those experienced
in communications, electronicS and
anaios computers; applied physics,
ervo-mechanism. ENGINEERING
& RESEARCH CORP, Riverdale,
Md WA 4444 10
Evening star., 1949-07-07
MTTHANTCS

MECHANICS
Preferably experienced on Buick
service Apply to Mr.. Cunninsham,
service manager.
Emerson & Orme, Inc.
At 18th and M SITS. NV.
A6EM O1 To 2S
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcont.

Statistical Typist, $50 Wk.
Five-day week. accounting once;
clerk-typist, Sl75 to 5000 month;
telephone investigator-typist, Sl60;
receptionist- -typist, 5-day. S175.
See Miss Reed only at (NA. 60SS),
PERSONNEL SERVICE
l2ll G st. next to Church
Evening star., 1949-07-07

When ansuerfn1 ddeerttsements
Addressed to Sta, boIes do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal rdlHe.
Copies serUe the purpose and
originals may Get fost.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
PACKERS
EXPERIENCED

CZA1 1EIC1IINSoO
In packing and Grating house
hold goods, excellent working
conditions. steady work, many
advantages. Reply, stating
age, qualifications and ex-
perience. Box BOOT, star.
Ia
Evening star., 1949-07-07
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
MM-Assoc. prof., indust. engr.,
of. mach, $50; insur. trainee, 21-2S,
$50; customers Serviceman, $50
hr.; install mech. shades. S45; .
WOMEN-Secy., law, $3.50; secy.. So.
Arl., $3.50; secy;, trade assn, $50;
secy., editor, S20S; stenogs., Jr.,
fy1pe f1a epr., erst.sfPsssoS ssfso; psyroil records
asst, 5000; .clk.-PBX relief opr..
$40; sales-cashier (sloves, bags, 2%
and $50 wk y
Evening star., 1949-07-07

MEN-Z1 10 DO
lre you interested in permanent, in
teresting work? Investigate the op-
portunities offered by Capital iran
tors. Paid vacations, sick leave,
free transp., pension system. No ex-
perience necessary. We teach you
and pay you while learning: Apply
now, $40 to IL noon, Tuesday
through Friday, employment once,
3132 M st. NV. Take Routes 80
Rosslyn, 90 Cabin John, 30 Friend
ship Heights streetcars to door.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

: SPECIAL NOTICES
DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dual-con-
troll car, free pickup service, day or
evening VIM. e. PADDY, UN. 0025.
-12
WANTED-Large, well-located hall
for square dancing Friday and Sat
urday nights, weekly. WO. 5l05.
CARS sIMoNIZED, expert work:
price. 81, Call co. 1925. 3
Evening star., 1949-07-07
TREE SERVICE

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
TYPISTS to $175 mo up; dr.'s Of.
fices, assoc. See Miss Reed at
NV MA 60Ss.
Keeping, typist positions open. In
auire, visit welcome, PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1871 G st. NV" MA.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

wonderful" is how it feels to
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Board Meeting 10 Study
Small Loan Regulations

Proposed new regulations to
govern the small loan business
here are scheduled to be considered
by the Commissioners at their
board meeting tomorrow.
Action on the suggested new and
stricter regulations had been post
poned, pending the return from
vacation of Commissioner John
Russell Young.
Commissioner Guy Mason, mean
while, has been studying a brief
submitted by William r. Lichten-
berg. attorney for many of the
small loan companies. Company
representatives have also expressed
their views at hearings before all
three Commissioners.
Representatives of the COM
panies have objected to various
features Of the proposed regula-
tions, submitted to the city heads
by Assistant Corporation Counsel
Chester Gray. and have contended
the Commissioners do not have
authority to regulate the loaning
of money at 6 per cent interest
or less.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

house house and door-to-door
canvasses in the % years of Com
munity Chest operations here"
He added:
These neighborhood personal
calls will supplement the organized
solicitation through channels Of
employment in Government. Fed
eral and District. business and
professional Offices, and the usual
advance gifts calls on the most
generous subscribers. We want
everyone to have an opportunity
to give"
Residential units are being
organized in Alexandria, and the
four adjoining counties of Virginia
and Maryland, Mr.. Luchs said.
Mrs. Wedel already has enlisted
the following vice chairmen of her
unit: Mrs. Frederick E. Altemus,
Mrs. L. w. Becker. Mrs. Alice
Bell. Mrs. William Bowles, Mrs.
Harold H. Burton. Mrs. Angus
Dun. Mrs. Waldron Faulkner, Mrs.
Henry Gichner and Mrs. William
w, Mackall.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
National Lawyers Guild
Asks PeekskiII Riot Probe

The National Lawyers Guild
today called on Attorney General
McGrath to Investigate the Peeks-
kill IN. " riot over appearance
of the singer, Paul Robson.
The guild also asked for wig
orous action against those re-
sponsible" for the rioting.
Most serious aspect of the en-
tire occurrence Is the acquiescence
Of the law enforcement authori-
ties" the guild said.
"Such interference with con-
stitutional rights as took place
at Peekskill must not 60 unpun-
ished, else the pattern will be
set for its recurrence" the letter
went on.
1.-The ultimate result Of such
q course would be the 'extinguish-
ment of freedom in America"
Evening star., 1949-09-05
UNESCO Commission
To Meet Here Friday

A two-day meeting of the
United States National Commis-
sion for UNESCO will open here
Friday to complete plans for
community action programs for
the next IL months and to in
struct the American delegation to
the UNESCO conference starting
in Paris, September 10.
The commission is made up Of
100 leaders in many fields Of
American life and Is headed by
Milton s. Eisenhower president
of Kansas State College.
Leaders in the discussions in
clude MIR. Eisenhower, Assistant
Secretary Of State George ".
Allen. Reinhold Niebuhr, religi-
Gus leader, and George Stoddard.
president of the University Of
Illinois.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

in the coming
fund campaign
W e re a n
nounced today.
Mrs. Theo-
dore O. Wedel,
wife of the
warden of the
collie G e Of
Preachers a t
w a S h in 6 t o n
Cathedral, has
been n a m e q
chairman of the
residential unit
in the District
for the second
Evening star., 1949-09-05

m e e Z ! II 3 l y 1
10:30 am. We'd
nesday at Com
munity Chest
F e d era t i on
headquarters at
1101 M street
NV. to hear
progress re-
ports.
Frank j.
Luchs, general
chairman of the
campaign drive,
said it would
be one of the
"r,onct cnnralete
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Leaders Announced
For Residential Units
In Chest Campaign

Leaders of the residential units
of the Community Chest Fedora
tion-who will conduct house to
house canvass of the District area
Evening star., 1949-09-05

wear. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Edward A. Bacon. wife OF Comdr.
Edward A. Bacon.
Mrs. Wedel has scheduled a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-13

An Ivory baby-she's one Of millions! You can see
that 10 months old Kerry Donney loves the Of those
gentle Ivory suds. And you why pure mild Ivory
Soap mothers choice for babies all America for
more doctors advise Ivory for skin than any other soap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-13

VOCAL: Capitol jumps the gun by
Y putting PeggWLe to work on two
charming holiday items. THE Christ
mas SPELL and Song At Midnight"
should add to any festive mood. Major
additions, too, are duo of last years
hits which King Cole has all wrapped
up in a red ribbon: The Christmas
Song" and "All l Want For Christmas
Is My Two Front Teeth"
NOVELTY: If you haven't heard it,
you should. Columbia has United the
fabulous child singer, Toni Harper,
with Herb Jeffries, very superior male
pipester. They sing Peppermint Stick"
and You're Too Tall, I'm Too Small"
SWING: This is vocalist again, but
it's that kind of month and that kind
of singer. She's Sarah Vaughan, who,
like Ella Fitzgerald, can be wonderful
combination of voice and musical in
strument. You will be impressed by her
Once In While" and THE Man
Love-" (M-G-M)
CHILDREN: Our Juvenile Jury votes
for the record-picture book called MIR.
= Toad" It's from Disney's "Ichabod
and Mr.. Toad" (Capitol)
CLASSICAL: Mercury adds glory to
LIP lists with wonderful recording of
Vaughan Williams's Concerto for Oboe
and Strings by Mitchell Miller and the
Saidenberg Little Symphony. jim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-13

An Ivory beavty-she's admired
by millions! Lovely Magazine Cover
Girl Maureen Harnett has That Ivory
Look, too. There's a reason-"My
compilations my career" Maureen
says. MY beauty soap is Ivory"
You con have Thot Ivory Look.
Change to regular care with pure,
mild Ivory-and one week from to-
day you can have That Ivory Look
complexion that's smoother, softer,
younger-looking!
Evening star., 1949-07-23

dragon said. DO nobody any v1o-
lence. Any member even threat
ening violence against any one. he
added. would be banished quickly
on his direct order.
The suit against the dragon was
brought by Hugh Gilliland, 80
VINO claims he received might
rider" threats when he contested
a lunacy warrant issued against
him.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
K|an Speaker Warns
Alabama Officials Of
Political Retaliation
By the Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 23.-
A Ku Klux Klan spokesman has
threatened political revenge
against officials trying to tag the
hooded order with charges of moi,
violence.
The threat came as a grand
jury last night returned four new
indictments in connection with
the wave Of foggings and cros'
burnings which have rocked the
Birmingham area recently.
Nature Of the indictments will
not be revealed until warrants
are issued and arrests made
Meanwhile, the grand jury said
it would continue its investiga.
ton.
II Men Indicted.
A previous grand jury returned
indictments against II men for
night rider terrorism. All are now
free on bond.
DR.. Lycurgus Spinks, 1947 can
didate for Governor in Mississippi
speaking at a Klan-called public
meeting in suburban Tarrant City
last night made the threat of
political retaliation.
SpinkS, who now lives in Thomas
vile. Ala. predicted the Klan will
have 100000 Alabama members by
the next election and asserted:
1--WE are going to see that some
of those birds down in Montgom-
cry (the State capitoD are re-
tired to their country estates"
He followed with criticism of
State officials who have been active
in Klan Investigations.
Klan Director William Hugh
Morris sent greetings to the un-
masked audience of about 600
from his cell in the jefferson
County Jail.
Morris yesterday renewed ef-
forts to gain release from a con-
tempt of court jail term for re-
fusing to give the grand jury Klan
records.
Morris, in Jail since July Z,
claims the records have been
stolen from his home.
Circuit Judge Alta L. King late
yesterday gave him permission to
go to his home to search for the
records.
If he fails to find them he will
be able to testify he no longer
has the Klan papers and so could
not turn them over.
Klan officials have denied re-
peated1y that any of their men,
bers fogged any one or otherwise
violated the law.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Georgia Grand Dragon
Denies Kion Violence
By ths Associotsd Press

ATLANTA, July 23.-Grand
Dragon Samuel Green says there
is no such thing as "Ku Klux
Klan" as far as he Is concerned,
What he heads. the Atlanta
physician explained yesterday. is
a "fraternal organization known
as the Association of Georgia
Klans."
DR.. Green asked the Fulton
County Superior Court to throw
out a lawsuit charging him re-
sponsibility for threats of violence
against a war veteran and his
two attorneys.
These charges, he asserted, are
the vague hallucinations of a dis
torted mind evidently seeking
newspaper publicity"
His Georgia Klans, the grand
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Marine Badly Hurt in Traffic

Harold Hopkins, 10, a Marine
attached to the Naval Air Station
at Edenton. N. c.. was critically
injured early this morning when
he stepped in front of streetcar
in the 800 block of Fourteenth
street NV. He is in the Be-
thesda Naval Hospital suffering
from head injuries and lacera-
tions. Police reported he stepped
form a loading platform into the
path of the northbound streetcar
Evening star., 1949-07-23
6. U. Records Quoke
700 Miles From Capital

The seimosgraph at Georgetown
University recorded an earth
quake about 700 miles from WASH
/ i-gton at All O'Clock this mcrn-
ing, the Rev. Edward Towers.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
VisitingHere
Gen., Mrs. STREET
Welcomed at Fete

A company of TOO officers, their
families and house guests were in
vited to the reception given Fri
day in the Officers Club at the
Army Medical Center in honor of
the new commanding general of the
post, Brig. Gen. Paul H. STREET, and
Mrs. STREET.
The party served to welcome Gen.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

February will be the wedding
day of Miss Rose Mary Eckenrode
and Mr.. Albert Ward, whose engage
ment is announced by Miss Ecken-
rodes father, Mr.. J. B. Eckenrode
Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Ward is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Ward of Falls Church.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Engagement

Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Warfield
Higgins announce the engagement
of their daughter, Jacquelyn Ruth.
to Mr.. Daniel Joseph Jacob, son of
Mrs. George c. Hammers and Mr.
Henry j. Jacob of Miami. The we'd
ding will take place in the spring.
Visiting Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maser have
as their guest Mrs. Maser's father,
Mr.. A. Colodny of Burlington, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jacobsen
of Kansas City, with their daughter
Gloria, have been spending the week
at the Statler.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

Academy, will not join their parents
In Washington till the summer.
For the party Friday, Mrs. STREET
wore . smart black crepe gown,
trimmed with beads, and q corsage