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Evening star., 1949-12-10
Helen Orr Watson
To Discuss Book

Helen Orr Watson will discuss
her book, white Boots" at a
meeting of the Professional Writ
ers Club at 1880 pm. Monday at
the YWCA.
The wife Of Col. James T. Wat
son, U. S. A., the author has
travelled in Asia, Europe, South
America and Puerto Rico, where
she wrote White Boots" She
will autograph copies of the book
after her talk.
The program will include a talk
by Marjorie NJ. Haseltine on,
Can Anyone Write a Cookbook"
Miss Haseltine is director Of the
nutrition unit in the Division Of
Health Services Of the Children's
Bureau. She is also co-author
with Ula Dow of the Basic Cook
Book" and will autograph copies
at the meeting.
The clubs annual Christmas
partv will follow the program.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
APPLY IN PERSON
PHILLIPS, INC.
MR.. JOE SILVERN
2012 SHANNON PL. Sc.

TELEVISION TECHNICIAN. expert
enced, car necessary, for large radio
and television store; unusual op,
portunity; very good earnings and
MAN, white. 3s-40 years old, to take
showroom tn suburbs. Must be quail
fled to handle simple bookkeeping
records and payroll: also must have
d w9ranE Ssags nqodses q sts. pu%nns aas
ncations and experience. Box
MaS. S.M; With i'afi dairy experience; must must be
able to drive Divco trucks; will fur
ntsh hSysing 1SS plqs Sshsr sr sen sonpensa na,a
fax, Va, FA. 5000. Ia
MAN mIidds,sssef to care for 5r;ys.a sm.a
permit. nls' Il muss 8 St: tan NV. " - @ii e
MAN. white. reliable, over 35. for
night work in gas station; some ex-
per. necessary. Must be honest,
sober and Industrious: references
5eauired; State salary desired. Box
Man sM To TsSl' REpAck TOMATOES
Please state exper. and salary. Box
MAN wANTED-Handy with tools;
f.,, fSr 3 .s days, ys.o york with Xmas tTses.
MECHANICS-For motor truck shop.
Must be Al and have. hand tools.
We have all heavy tools and com.
plete equipment. Warm shop. and
all other ADVANTAGES and good pay.
Don't apply unless you are good.
Phone MI. 5042 for appointment.
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MEN-CofIee is now Americas hot
tsst sorrEE sslt!as !, ss% now hisha isnANpAsP sst
appearing route statesmen and So
licitors. full or part time, in Arl.
or Alex Highest wages, commits
sions and bonuses paid. See Mr.
Sprinkle, 8 til 10 am, 1914 N.
MAN for sporting goods SELL
ing; good references required. MILLS
CO 9th and Il stS NV -12
Evening star., 1949-12-10
CAKE DECORATOR

Top-notch man for duantity-produc-
tion bake shop producing quality
Sy itsm sapEy Anp, to MR. SURdEss ssa IT
$40 Conn ave. NV. -Ia
cAKPEHTEns, A l;yeaEy Jobs, ,st s.day 4;
Eoush and trims JOB at g E.ss:Wsss .a:Is .s
cAkPElsN1TEikssSIst:sias ls 1is ,h, anish .a, ear
sH ssG9 p'y1s ssee trim men
only; top wages. Oakcrest DR.. and
shoppina ssaaa1a Gem Center. r.'t Alsxandria. VI.
s0od hpps APT masE Pro-
Hish School. silver Spring: Nd.
CHEF, white, to work in Kosher-styie
delicatessen; must be neat. expert
sss:sn sssss IA Ray%SDop
1901 varnum st., Mt. Rainier. Nd.
CLERKS. with sales. ability. to sell
neekxsaI; s9od refe9enees Apply
6Ae T1E SAsA AMAssaeff sae In &. s.psI:
chance for advancement with grow:
ing chain organization. EQUITABLE
CRELTT CO., 845 18th st. NV. Ill
COOKS f2), full-time work, good sal.
ary. PILLS REsTAuRANT, 5Qd5
cH2pfT IL TTn MxNAGEk. sii Hsisai expsrniisnced; ni
steady position. Apply DAnEY'S,
DEIIvERY MAN for grocery store;
experienced. refs. req. 3619 Conn.
psfvERs isfi Rs wanted for Diamond CABS;
new and used cars ayailG reaS
rental rates; must have IDENTIFIES
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 N st
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN =
DRUG CLERK; good, permanent posi-
ton for exper. ana CAPABLE man.
Ref SHEPHERD PARK PHAR-
MACY, 7723 Georgia ave. NV. I'll
DRY CLEANING and laundry msn to
purchase and take over established
route in Arl. Salary from Sl00 to
$3.50 per wk. IA. 2636. III
Evening star., 1949-12-10
HELP MEN

MAN. white, married,
no children, experienced, for apt;
project; knowledge oil burners and
boilers necessary; $175 mo, 2-bed-
rm. apt, all utils. furn. State ass.
ssrM. ssDsTieges gssr. and reference If Box
gutterins and spout man.
Mechanic, expert. white. familiar
with all types trucks. State expert
ence. salary required, full DETAILS,
in reply. Box SIM. Star. III
NIGHT WATCHMAN for construction
Job. Good pay, steady work. Apply
In person, see Supt. Conn. Ave: Es-
s4sucTioS ss.ss. Yte5s Goa M,li rd'' KAY El5 i9N-
on s1enes Ds'vtss cs 81 saDe5 5sss ss'' with 5s'
ton man, 1st class: must haye
Hammond; 3-day week; !;
must be experienced; cocktail LOUNGE.
Cali in person. s3s Bladensburs
PAINTER An and paperh.nser. combin.-
transp. Report 1924 Wis. ave., Be-
rakTf1ME tassasi Me'' ceuntsn sm and sandwich l3
man, experienced Kosher delicates-
pHTENT isFi 4Dsiy ssPyEcffcATioN n Writer writ and
Long-hand drafts acceptable. Must
be graduate enGineer, 10 years pat
ent experience and Government
employed. Confidential. Box 2l2-L
PHARMACIsT, registered in w.: full
PHARM:. 1857 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
Va. OK. 1880. III
MISUNDERSTANDING jmirneymsn
card. x6her men only WA 1851.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
Dance
December 27

Invitations have been issued for
the first season of the Arlington
Cotillion, a Junior dance group
under the direction Of Mrs. Will
liam Howard Duvall, wife of Capt.
Duvall, USN, and Mrs. Harry
Trowbridge Dykman, USAF. The
first dance will be held on Tues
day, December 27, and thereafter
on alternate Saturday nights
through April 20.
The Cotillion will be composed
of two groups, including boys and
girls from 10 to II years, and a
second group 13 years and over.
There will be instruction in ball
room dancing by Mr.. Joshua T..
Cockey of Baltimore, first vice
president of the Dancing Masters
Association of America. This is
one of the first community organ
izations to utilize the newly
opened Lyon Village Community
House located at North Highland
and Twentieth streets.
Mrs. Duvall directed the An
napolis Cotillion' for the past 8
years before moving to Falls
Church this fall. Mrs. Dykman
has been associated with similar
groups in Stamford, Conn.
The following are sponsors for
the Cotillion: Mrs. Donald E.
Ball, Mrs. Lucas H. Blevins, Mrs.
George w. Calvert. Mrs. Edward
v. Condor. Mrs. Charles M. De
Lashmutt, Mrs. John E. DeLash-
mutt, Mrs. Cornelius H. Doherty,
Mrs. Christopher B. Garnett. jr..
Mrs. John H. Griffith, Mrs. Will
liam o. B. Hillman, Mrs. w. Allan
Hunter, Mrs. Oren R. Lewis. Mrs.
M. w. Mann, Mrs. John r. Neate.
Mrs. Stuart A. Rice, Mrs. Franz
Richey. Mrs. H. Lewis Shepherd,
Mrs. Robert E. Webb and Mrs.
George B. Wilkes, jr., all Of Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
Society and Clubs
"Eqyption Ambassador Feted;
:Other Parties Yesterday
By Betty Murphy

Butterworth. jr. Col and Mrs.
James w. Boyer and their daugh-
ter, Peggy: Comdr. and Mrs. Erian
Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. David Olson
and Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie.
The house was decorated with
yew branches. holly and red car
nations, and candles in the shape
of choir boys cleaned from the
mantel shelf.
Hostess Going Awoy
The sandwich supper and shower
which Miss Edwina Pou Walden
gave yesterday for two brides and
two prospective brides turned out
to be a farewell party as well. as
the hostess iss leaving tomorrow
to take a position in New York.
Recently with the Near Eastern
and African Affairs Division Of
the State Department. Miss Wad-
den is being transferred to the
Office of Ambassador Warren
Austin in the United States Mis-
sion to the United Nations.
Yesterdays honor guests were
Mrs. John Grinnell, the former
Miss Betty Kline; Mrs. Jerre
Boggs, the former Miss Adelina
Copello; Miss Barbara Nesbitt.
who will be married in January
to Capt. Kenneth Cooper and
Miss Elizabeth Arundel who will
become Mrs. James Henry Stall
lings. jr., on December %.
Mrs. Fred Vinson and Mrs.
James Webb. together with the
mothers Of the four honor guests,
Mrs. Robert Kline. Sonora de
Copello, Mrs. Frank Nesbitt and
Mrs. Roger Arundel. took turns
pouring. And Miss Peggy Moran,
cousin Of the hostess, who is here
for the winter from Henderson,
N. c.. received with Miss Walden
and the honor guests.
Another bride-to-be was feted
at a party yesterday. Miss Shirley
Schuyler, who will be married on
December 20 to 1t. Edward 8.
Saxby, was honor guest at a
luncheon and personal shower
given by Mrs. Raymond j. Will
hanson in the Of1icers' Club at
Fort Myer. All the guests were
seated at one large table which
was beautifully decorated with
magnolia leaves and crimson
poinSettias.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

CHRISTMAS TREES. spruce and BAL
sam from, Vermont, special hand
picked; Wholesale; very reasonable.
Ple1ss Fl K:rn.ds order .t early " y, 1sos A ssTEE
TIE AsaasHs ATLAS Al HaRNcY ps .p.esi.:s zsss ii
ACCOUNTANTS, once managers. RE
ar a1o7i .u,;I42 a42o vN n Z; nye; n nv H. Llo
eS|dsrs 81 wSsHTNr6NSr e TMS aSr1oMa WsIhinsSn nAsh
and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. will be held at It's
banking house, the corner Of 7th
Wstbn1ton Sna nasna svenus s9s T.Sdsy 8: JAM
uary 10, 1850, At II O'clock noon;
boosls% s,flssf s d:5s,.- p;%; SUTzrSsfoR6p sS5 p ).
he pGoLzS; AHNGaI Gsiniel MEETING Of the
shsrehoidels of The HAMlLgoNf
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON will be held in the Board Room
at the main ONCE at 619 14th st.
NV. at IL o'clock noon on
assSs ..stne a1T
the ensuing year and any other
S9eusht S1afi' b sh efor. The The msetlns. t The
goils will Be open until 12:3o Pm.
~; M; L. SSAMnUMEiHGoNMi SSAAMfnUMiG MirTRnpnI SsnIsr yraN
BANK 81 WAsHINGToN. washins-
The The Annual Meeting Of the the share
holders of this bank for the election
OF directors and the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
at the banking house on Tuesday,
Polls to remain open until / pm.
Transfer books viii be closed from
January 1st, 1850 to January 10,
sTokEs fsa so'A Siss Ssss' lPstssass Psesid.nt
TIE asasSr; ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders of the Charles Schneider
Baking Company for the election Of
directors and the transaction Of
will be held at its ofhees. 413 Eye
Wednesday. Jan: ls, 1850 at 2
O'clock. Pm. RUTHERFORD j.
xo2fs1 62HsFS; or ssfsssaEsi ssfSeKhsolDrns MEET.
nslSs tEs stoefSoldsls S q q arnpsis Mashi Arts
Press. Inc. on Wednesday. January
10. 1850. at the ONCE Of the Cor
RSraDni ineton' b. 70 O.; At 5 o!eIoet N pm. Ths
purpose OF the meeting. is to elect
. Board of Trustees for the en-
sueing year and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. LIE ROY s.
rMAA MAFsi ANNGXI SssTemssEiEr MEETING o, tn. stock
holders of The Lincoln National
Sank Of Washington viii be held on
Tuesday. January 10. 1880 at ~
o'clock noon. 1T the Main Once, 7th
and d SITS. NV, for the election Of
directors and such other business
meeting. Polls win be open. from
II o'clock noon until O'Clock pm.
Books for transfer Of stock will be
closed from December 10, 1919
through January 10. 1880 doth
dates inclusive). RICHARD A..
EoRRls. executive Vice president.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
HELP MEN
DRY WALL TAPERS AND
EINISHERS

Experienced. non-union; long tob,
heated bldgs., GOOD working eondi;
tons. Top pn,yt wasss long -esIsnmsnsa nemnseS
superlntsndent sup; sSes1l I, % WARREN Dyson DYsoN.
INC, at University City Apts., 221l
University lane. Prince lteorges GO"
Nd. IL
ELECTRICIAN. experienced. Cali
Eff1I.srs16piaSs, f1.s5r pRS II Win aaSsa license. e7psr
enssa only; g, sss top ss salary Rt sl6 rs5 es es
In person Sunday, 10 to IL, 1905 L
St., NV. III
ELECTRICIANS WANTED - Steady
employment, good pay; must nave nave
p. c: working card. Apply 43ls
EIihhvaToR 1ih Il n~ OPERATOR. eolored. IL
censed. for. nightwork; LOCAL res
2025 Eye st. n.w.' RE. 14oo, MIS-.
FoREMAN-For motor truck shop
with I2 men. Must be Al and
capable of handling work with q
minimum of customer complaint.
Good salary and good gSan w1rk1rg irfarm.tion aano
as possible and phone number. Box
rSySFAfss s!Ss7; e f's[ sdsz Hzl,. 4 to IL daily.
GARDNER, experienced. capable Of
t6k1n& care OF VckCthUlS boAoSn'
trees. snd grounds. Must have abil-
ity to supervise others. House FUR
nished to married couple. Position
is located In virginia. 4b miles from
washington. GIVE references when
applying. BOX SAL, Star. 10
GLAZIERs-3. steady work; good
earnings; experienced only. 7S1O
Grill s1ni Avn AND Ok oc6oGISSITE;RMAN. ISITE;RMAN expert
saasS sssSlcE A'gslFfA 'gsFfA4ios II sf''ia'e laes
GROCERY BUYER-we have an
opening for a Thoroughly. exper. dry
grocery buyer for chain OF super
markets. This is an opportunity Tor
q competent man to establish him
self with Q growing operation. Top
wages. excel. working copd. and
many employe benefits. Your his
tory will be riRidly examined. Please
do not waste our time and yours II
you cannot qualify. Box 1s7-M,
HANDYMAN with drivers permit. for
large real estate firm, must be q
good plumber, be able to do some
carpentry, painting and electric.
Reply, stating salary, experience
and references. Box 276-M, star.
INSURANCE sALEsMAN-coLLEcToR
Industrial debit: oppor,. for exper.
man Of proven ability; AAEe. 21:199'
Evening star., 1949-12-10
MissionHoIds YuIe
Party for Children

Children from the Emergency
Home were guests of the evening
auxiliary of the Central Union
Mission after it's monthly dinner
meeting last night at the mission.
The Christmas program for the
children included story telling by
Mrs. Olga Boone, and carol sing
ing. Gifts presented to the chill
dren by the auxiliary, included
radios for the children's dormi-
tories.
Miss Effie T. Brodnax is presi-
dent of the evening auxiliary and
Miss Ruth L. Hall is program
leader.
Evening star., 1949-12-10

Announcement Is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Louis c. Grossberg Of the
engagement of their daughter
Perla Joy, to Mr.. Julius Ira Fox
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Fox OF
Philadelphia.
Miss Grossberg is graduate OF
Highland Manor School and stu
dent at the University of Mary
land, and Mr.. Fox is senior at
Lowell Textile Institute and a
member Of Tau Epsilon Sigma
honor society.
The wedding viii take place in
June.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
WCA to Launch
Honoennukers' Day

The YWCA will launch varia-
ton of its popular Ladies Day
Out" program on January IL,
when it will initiate a Home
makers Holiday" for women whose
busy schedule allows them little
time for rest and recreation.
The announcement was made
by Miss Sara Bruce, director of the
Health Education Department of
the YWCA, who pointed out that
the new program. scheduled for
12:45 pm. on Thursdays. was
created through popular demand.
The Ladies Day Out'-a morn
ling programs already filled to
capacity.
Both activities are designed to
meet the needs Of the young
mother who not only has the
house to clean and meals to pre-
pare, but pre-school age children
to consider as well.
While the mothers enjoy rhyth-
mic exercises. q game of badmin-
ton and a dip in the pool, the
youngsters will be cared for in the
nursery two floors below where
they will learn crafts and games
under the direction of a trained
supervisor.
"Homemaker's Holiday" will fall
on Thursdays when the Health
Education Department is also Of
fering a class in pre-school
rhythms for children between the
ages of and 5 years. The class,
scheduled for 2:15 pm, is open to
children in the nursery as well as
to those who want to come only
for the class.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
.ra~ Lima IMfnlxsa1Ix,


Three Lines tMinimum)
l or Q times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 TO 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
31c 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 SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE H0URS
Daily. am to o pm.
Saturday. 6 an. to 2 pm.
Sunday IL an. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-12-10

COOK, experience necessary, good
starting salary: Apply to Mrs.
WooLwoRTH co. -i2
MAN AND WIFE, congenial, to as,
sist bachelor -owner OF APPROX. 1o0-
acre farm in FAuauter Co.., good
living cond,, fully stocked; incl. new
. tractor; for particulars address Box
moDEI MxKER-ro show . small
subdivision. p. o. Box s, Alexan-
RdNk dsfs' oTss;aaN1sr Ts; in . ,.r... nav wls and
modern roller rink. Evening work.
Steady, good salary. Call UN. 06o6
for an appointment: III
statesmen AND WOMEN for fast
selling California product, Call 10.
3-5993 after 6 pm, Ill
SODA FOUNTAIN MGR. and super
visor, an unusual opportunity for
an experienced, honest, reliable man
or woman. State full particulars.
Box 299-M, Star. liz
TEACHER for Sunday School, white,
TR O406, evenings, --12
Evening star., 1949-12-10
PortyGiven
For New Dean

Rear Admiral Oswald 3. Col
clough. U. S. NJ. who began his
duties as Dean of the George
Washington University Law
School this week, was honor guest
at luncheon given yesterday at
the Roger Smith Hotel.
The hosts were DR.. Cloyd H.
Marvin, president Of the univer-
sity; Mr.. william c. Van Week.
dean OF the >University's Law
School from 1923 to 1928: and
Mr.. Carville D. Benson. professor
of law and acting dean prior to
Admiral Colclough's appointment.
Those invited to meet Dean
Colclough included Dean Hugh j.
Fegan of the Georgetown Univer-
sity Law School and the Rev.
Francis E. Lucey, regent OF the
Law School; Dean Brendon Brown
of the Catholic University Law
School, Dean Horatio r. Rogers
of the Washington College of
Law, and Mr.. James E. Palmer,
jr.. president of the Federal Bar
Association.
Guests also included Maj. Gen.
U. S. Grant, III. vice president Of
the university: Professors Emeri-
tus Walter C. Clephane, Gilbert
Hall and Hector G. Spaulding;
Mr.. Dayton M. Harrington. secre-
tary of the University's Law AS
ISOLATION; Deans Myron L. Koenig.
Henry Grattan Doyle, Walter A.
Bloedorn. Frederick M. Feiker,
Charles w. Bliven. James H. Fox.
Arthur E. Burns, Elmer L. Kayser
and w. Reed West; Mr.. Robert
Whitney Bolwell, chairman of the
Graduate Council: the Univer-
sity'S administrative officers and
members Of the Law School
faculty.
Evening star., 1949-12-10

= Capital society had busy
schedule yesterday. with more
than the usual quota Of lunch.
cons. dinners and cocktail parties
going on all over town, plus the
dance that the Arthur Middleton
Hills give annually at the Sui
grave Club. The latter Of course
. drew a couple hundred Of the
smart set, many Of whom enter
tanned at dinner beforehand. Sid
- ney's orchestra provided the music
and the clubhouse was beautifully
decorated with masses Of white
flowers, palms and ferns.
Dinner time last evening found
some members of society at a party
being given by Maj. Gen and Mrs.
Howard c. Davidson and others
at the one at which Mrs. Kath-
crime Edgar Byron was hostess.
Honor guests at the first were the
. Egyptian Ambassador and Nine.
!. Abdul Rahim and the hostess
! brother and iSter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Patterson. who are
home on leave between assign
+: ments. Mr.. Patterson has been
: Charge d'Affaires of the United
States Embassy in Cairo.
Mrs. Byron entertained for Brig.
Gen. Don G. Shingler, who has
= Just returned from Germany where
he was chief engineer. European
Command, and is going to st.
Louis to be Division Engineer of
the Upper Mississippi Valley. Her
other guests were Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Anthony c. McAuliffe. Brig.
:. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest M. Brannon,
y Brig. Gen. James L. Harbaugh,
Col. and Mrs. William w. Jervey,
Mrs. William Pope Anderson, III.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine
Brown.
: Honor New Chief
The new Chief Of Naval Opera
tions and Mrs. Forrest P. Sher-
man were honor guests at the re-
ception which Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Felix johnson gave yester-
day in the Fort McNair Of1cers'
Club. The guests were officers OF
the Army. Navy and Air Force,
and foreign naval attaches sta
toned in Washington whom Ad-
miral and Mrs. johnson took the
occasion to present to Admiral
and Mrs. Sherman.
The Commandant Of the Ma
rine Barracks at Quantico and
Mrs. Lemuel c. Shepherd were
among those Invited to the cock
tail party Col. Alan G. Ferguson
Warren of the Royal Marines gave
yesterday at the Army and Navy
Club.
. Others in the company Of 10
guests were Admiral Sir Frederick
Dalrymple- Hamilton and their
daughter, Miss Christian Dali
rymple- Hamilton; Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Brian B. Schofield. Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Oliver P. Smith.
E-ig. Gen. and Mrs. D. A. D. Og-
den, the Military Attache OF the
British Embassy and Mrs. j. c.
Windsor Lewis and the Naval At
tache and Mrs. j. Holmes; the
Naval Attache of the Italian En-
b,ssy and Signora Baslini, Brig.
ed Mrs. r. c. M. King, Capt. and
MS. E. L. Schleif. Capt. and Mrs.
Victor C. Barringer. jr.. and Col.
AMI Mrs. Francis j. Grazing.
:. Among those dropping by yes
terday for cocktails at the resi-
dence of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
John Perring in Woodacres were
the Military and Air Attache of
the Indian Embassy and Mrs. D.
Chaudhuri. the Air Attache of the
British Embassy and Mrs. r. c.
Jonas, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walton
Evening star., 1949-12-10

10
TYPIST, part time, 10 m. TIL Q pm.
must be qual1fied to keep records OF
organisation; Salary, SOC per hour.
TYPisT, psrt-time. Victor 4sfs,
WAITRESS, white. experienced. 8 am.
to 2 pm, no Sunday; SIS per week.
Apply ANACoSTIA LUNCH 1908
Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 1876. --10
WRAPPERS. from now until Christ
saIaSy MENs sAop AeRs 1875 9se hE st NV xooNa is
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST distrib-
utor of commercial floor machines
and vacuums has an opening for q
good ,stenosrapher. Apply Saturday
morning. 9-12. or Monday. s:45,5
R ty g. saw snaReH1Rb saaenssEa5s co s.h soo sS
GIRLS. white, TO- work soda foun-
tain; experienced. Apply at b14
csIi sFIfsi sA cieR oo7S' g. Silver SPRING. is or
SOME YOUNG GIRL is going to Rad
this ed and land a steady position
with major oil company at good
starting salary, age Is to 22. clerk
with typist qualifications preferred.
Knowledge Of Washington REQUIRED.
Not and sfraid te1 to s meet asest psoDs so wss
NSohA kSi NO oboae JSa1SS44 ROA
SOMETHING NEw-No person Mch
or poor can afford to pass it up.
Items sell itself on sight. Wiling
worker can net from $3.50 to $200
per week. Will guarantee q good
salary to those with proven record.
For app't. Call IA. 1851, 7s to
pm. Ask for NJ. SURGEON. I'll
Arthur Murray Instructors
College Graduates
a2-32. There are 20 perm. positipna
open at the Arthur Murray dance
studio. First months minimum guar.
sn@ce Of 500: see basis. No expe-
rience necessary. but must have
natural at,nnx dancing inc n,,a ABILITY Coed p
positions Of supervisors, intervieWers
and MANAGERS who can earn between
SIS and $40 wkly.; 8 wks. free
training. Apply In person, 2-6 pm.
SEE MISS FERRELL. Do not phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
1106 Conn. Ave. -1e
Evening star., 1949-12-10
HudussQh CHAPTER

Mrs. Harry Finder will speak at
the meeting Of the Silver Spring
Chapter Of Hadassah Tuesday
evening at the Jesup Blair Com
munity House.
Wife Of the former press attache
of the Israeli Embassy. Mrs. Zin:
der is a native of Jerusalem and
has been active in radio work In
Israel.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
Yule Gifts Planned

Gifts for distribution to the chill
dren at Gallinger Hospital will be
brought by members of the Wash
ington Alumnae Chapter Of Phi
Chi Theta to its annual Christmas
party at 8 pm. Monday at the
home Of Miss Gertrude Foelsch,
1705 Rhode Island avenue. Phi
Chi Theta is a women's national
commerce sor0ritv