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Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP kAEN

MAN, white, to work on dry cleaning
FORD CLEANERS AND DYERs,
264S Wheaton -rd.. Wneaton-Silver
MaN spSng Wb Md car d9 deve SaGeo saes@sn vic 4 a.
yer Spring, Hyattsville: 81 an houi
temp. State age. Box 2os-G, Star.
MAN. reliable, good ref. to manage
baker warehouse. Hours, $50 am.
to 10 am; $40 wkly. to start. Phone
~; 1924 between 6-s Pm; -cs
as IN IT neor estTeaa SoSS Vs M
clerk in one Of our branch. stores;
business is laundry and dry cleaning;
permanent position at moderate
salary. Call Mr.. Cockerille, between
1912 a. M, HO. 1928. -23
MAN WITH COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE
Of light lunch, delicatessen, soda
fountain; must have best of local
MAN [ssfspffii WITH cAk-Appiy Az '557o7 esor-
MEN III aSs' to learn earn the wholesale a1 sheet
metal business; must be draft ex-
empt and have high school educa-
ten ten Sday 4Ghr wE yafatiOa aOd
other advantages. Apply in person.
MEN-openings for 3 honest. reliable
men. Our men average S95 and up
per week. Many of our most sue
ess esssful , dealers had never sold any
given an established territory, with
regular repeat customers, and calls
are made by appointment system.
Personal training furnished. Apply
the FULLER BRUSH CO., oil Ma
nW IHnal Of Pfssf ss fds 81 4 4h or and 81 abs Sts
YOUNG MAN-we can now offer
an opportunity to a personable,
aggressive, young man with our
edst and apEest rozen We to are tie
tributors in this city. Good salary
while in training and an excellent
opportunity for q future. Give age,
fsSaessgloH sox sgoH staa. saa references Wy6t Write
YOUNG MAN. Tv and appliance
man saTe nsea Ms kno9 knsnna e,v nsaa sna nsga ton
drivers permit; 5a-day week; ex-
cellent opportunity to learn business
and ADVANCE; immediate opening.
YOUNG MAN for clerical work in Of
fice Of local trucking company; abil-
721 End st. ne. End floor. after
YOUNG MAN. experienced and edu-
Gated. to work in office Of ornamen-
tai iron shop. to do typing. time and
stock records, ETC.; good pay and
working benefits for qualified per-
son. Box 27S-G. Star. -22
YOUNG MAN. mems wear. RIcKY
TIES. us 14th st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN
With D. c. permit as assistant auto
shop foreman; help with record
keeping and learn auto parts busi-
ness; $40 per week to start; ex-
cellent advancement possibilities.
Apply in person to Mr.. Switkes,
AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
RESEARCH ENGINEER

RESEARCH ENGINEER
Doctors Degree or Masters
Degree. Plus experience In
electrical engineering or
physics.
To work on advanced COM
munications project, using
the statistical theories of
communications. Good
mathematical background a
necessity.
Training a nd experience
with pulse circuits useful.
Send complete resume and
salary requirements.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have opening for salesman, pref
cradle experienced, but will train
inexperienced man. Must have pre-
sentable car and prefer resident of
Virginia. Unlimited opportunities
for hard worker. Call OW. S503,
tervinw
Evening star., 1950-11-22

NIGHT MAN, colored. married. no
children. for large apt. bldg. nice
quarters: good salary. HERBERT
HARVEY. INC. 912 18th st. NV.
OFFICE BOY, white, over lS years
old. Apply the ASSOCIATED PRESS,
$50 Star Building.
OFFICE MESSENGER, white. 10 or
II yrs. Of age. must have completed
1Ith yr. of high school, be neat and
well-mannered: Call MRS. EDGER-
PAINTERS-Spray painters: must be
flrst-class. Apply Both st. N. and
Roosevelt St. Arlington; or ewes,
PAINTERS HELPER-For paint shop,
truck work. WITT WILL CO.. 81 N
st. me-, MA. 5354a -22
PHARMACIST-Exce salary and
hours. opportunity for advancement,
CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY. 5636
Connecticut ave. NV. WO. 5000.
FIRST-CLASS, WS1TE-COAT Me-
PLENTY OF WORK AND MATE
RIAL. CALL Ii. 3-4540 OR TO.
6043. ga
Evening star., 1950-11-22
AUTO statesmen

We have openings in our sales de-
partment for men who have had
selling experience; excellent oppor-
tunity for aggressive statesmen; COM
portation furnished See Mr. Ma
honey. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
BAKER, all around. for Wheaton
area. UN. 201S or WA. 9S09 -22
BARBER-At once in busy shop;
very good earnings. OIL. 9776 or
WI. 1925. -23
BELLBOY, for apt.-hotel; must have
elevator license. Apply ALBAN TOW
ERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV. "a
BRICK CLEANERS wanted, white or
colored. HOO s. Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP MEN

ADDING MACHINE REPAIR MAN
Good pay; four evenings per week.
CAPITOL SCHOOL OF TYPEwRIT-
Eh MECHAMlCS; 1928 New York
AGENTS and Statesmen, full or part
time, fast selling Xmas item, every
store prospect. Men now making
$50 to $50 per day. The sooner you
for Xmas gifts. Good sideiine fo
men handling speciality or paper
lines. Apply all day Sun. and ewes.
S:30-1O pm, JOHN KONSA, l74e
Evening star., 1950-11-22

As renaiy. clerk in property
old established real estate Of
fice. A splendid opportunity to
learn the property manage
ment business. In reply state
age. education, experience If
any, marital status. salary ex-
pected. Box 152-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between Fl and S5
years of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk; for accounts re-
ceivable, routine and control. Knowl-
edge. OF bookkeeping and tipping is
required. 40-hour. 5-day week,
S:30-5:30. Mon. through Fri. Apply
Personnel, Room SOC. Open week
days, S:3o-5; Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna, Ave. NV.
LINOLEUM LAYERS, experienced
only: top salary, steady work, ample
oyertime Il desired: Apply QUAKER
CITY LINoLEUM CO.. 500 F st. W.
LUBRICATIoN MANsrFully exper..
sion. ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
North Capitol and Florida ave.
MAJOR APPLIANCE Statesmen for
household appliances: liberal draw
against commission; excellent COM
pany benefits. Apply personnel Of
nee. SEARS. .ROEBUCK g. CO..
1900 Wis. ave. NV.
spt to ed5a, !; ss5' 1882 LIST st. NV,
MANAGER for small loan company;
need exper. man to open new oflce.
Also experienced Collection Manager
needed. DALTON FINANCE Co.
-3412 R. I. ave. AP 2s44. -22
MANAGER
Branch store. radios and appliances:
make application after $50. 3205
Mt; Pleasant st. NV. See MR.. WILL
Evening star., 1950-11-22
FOUNTAIN HELP
WELL-PAID WORK AT
OUR SODA FOUNTAINS
WE WILL TRAIN YOU: MALE.
16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER;
FEMALE. Is YEARS OR OVER
UNIFORMS FURNISHED
AND LAUNDERED FREE.
OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
~ p ST. NE.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES

GAS APPLIANCE service mechanic,
eommercial eXper; pref. steady
GENERAL ENGINEERING DRAFTS.
MAN-At least . yrs. of college
plus , yrs. mechanical and architec
tural exper.; 40-hr. wk. Phone LU.
l-4lS1. MR.. STEVICK. -22
GENERAL MAINTENANCE WORK,
colored: good pay, room and board;
Sun. off. Apply 1926 21st st. NV
HALLMAN-Must be dependable, sober
and q willing worker. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV. PA
HARDWARE CLERK. mill work, esti-
mator. hardware estimator and
salesman; excellent opportunity for
and salary expected. Box 270-E
HOTEL etfE: DAY cLERK-up to AZ 5nS must
st be sober; good pay. Apply III | tn
House PAINTER. Apply in a person,
HOUSE. 10th and H SITS. NV. @25
JANITOR. colored. exper.; garden
type apts.; pref. married; must be
sober. reliable; local refs. req; no
children: salary and quarters. Apply
Spring. Nd. between 7 am. and
and wife; full time; sood
cleaner and maid must be sober:
no children. FIR. .S433. -22
JANITOR, colored. under As; some
exper.; new apt. development; auto.
oil heat. Salary. S12O per mo. to
start, with new apt. Married but
no small children; excel. WORKING
conditions and time of. CHEVY
CHASE LAKE APTS. Phone OIL.
SALESMAN, exper in
credit jewelry business; excel. op-
port for the right man; good start
ing salary; company dement's, See
Nj: Alexander. KENT JEWELERS.
70l eth st. NV.
jENELRY statesmen, permanent or
part time; good starting salary plus
commission; excellent working con-
ditions and many company dement's,
including paid vacations. Persons
nv1ng In Arlington area preferred
Apply Mr.. Malen, CASTELBERG'S
3ols Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT, under 90. for
home office of life Insurance com.
pany; accounting UNDERGRADUATE ac-
ceptaole. Apply Room 300, S16 l4th,
81, NV. between am. and pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER-C permanent
position in national company; state
age. education, experience and start
Ing salary expected. Box LIE.
STENO.- O.-CLERK-Permane position
with national organization; 5-day
week. Convenient downtown loca-
tion, good starting salary. Box
STENOGRAPHER OR SECRETARY-
Permanent position, prefer one liv-
ing in ne. section, starting salary.
S45. La. 6-5661. -22
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-TYPIST
for auto dealer, 5la-day week, good
salary No phone calls Apply in
person, TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3O1O
Rhode Island ave. ne. -25
TYPIST. white. good job for girl who
prefers to type; pleasant working
conditions and chance for advance
ment. Call personnel dept, no.
5S06. --23
TYPIST. experience not necessary.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO..
703 9TH st. NV go
TYPIST. experienced, permanent posi-
tion with small insurance office. good
starting salary. 5-day week. 10y
Atty GROUP, S2S Woodward Bldg.
RE. 1862. -23
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP WOMEN

EASY, EXTRA MONEY
No exp. needed. Sci! Xmas and all
occasion cards, stationery. napkins.
gift novelties to friends, neighbors.
fellow-workers. Fast service. Lo-
cal distributor.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
$50 F st. NV. RE. 4716
Evening star., 1950-11-22

WANT RETIRED MAN with some ex-
perience In bookkeeping; apply D. C.
WEATHERSTRIP CO., 403 9Th st
wANTED-Farmer, factory worker o,
salesman in good health to conduct
RawIeigh business nearby. II you
want to make more money in q
business of your own, write at once
for details. RAWLEIGHS, Dept
DCK-14-BB, Chester. Pa.
TRAVEL
Men, 1928; can use 3 Immediately;
furn.; expenses adv; unlim. opport.
no exper. neces.; tS75 wkly. comm .
plus bonus. See Mr.. BRISTOW. Cairo
Hotel 3-5 pm. Wed; don't phone
COe
Evening star., 1950-11-22

AUTO MECHANIC, excel. working
leadership; must have tools. See Mr..
GSsrpentero WILLIAMS g. BAKER,
AnTo AES SiEc MEeHaNIc x ht nm; tor general AUTO
repairs; must be a thoroughly ex-
perienced top notch Al mechanic;
references required; excellent salary:
permanent position. If you do
non,Y nor meet sSu shsse TeGTirsmentS Ta % not
RapTo g5g CO. nAfaAiFAH 1766 7sh st: A3To D.R3 q
AUTO MECHANIC or body helper.
ELoop FL o PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
ASToMoBEfaf 81 NJ, Edfie- PARTS c1ERK-we
department. VIII need one expert
Buchner, CHI. 1000. CENTRAL NO
.ToR .6,oI, &C.; 1900 Lee hwy.
needed by large MoPar Parts whole
saler. immediate openings for 2 ex-
perienced and reliable men. to soli-
cit in and around WASHINGTON; per
manent position with good salary.
commission and bonus. For inter
Vie view oeaa eall MR.. GEORGE S. ADAMS,
AUTo RADIATOR REPAIR Ma MAN,
must be exper.; good pay and excel
working cond. Phone HY. $40 day
or evening or apply Mr.. Koch, KOCH
AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE, r, /.
ave. and Braxton pl.. HyattsYilie,
Md. --26
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, for used
cars. for one of the largest Chrysler
and Plymouth dealerships in this
part of the country. We have ar
excellent training course. to train
you. for the sale of these used
cars; compensation plan based on
sale Of complete line, which includes
new ChryslerS and PlymouthS as
well as used. Applicant need not
be experienced, but must be of good
appearance, have sales ability, de-
sire to make money, and willing tt
work. See or call Mr.. Warren a.
AIS MOTORS, INC, 3910-11-24
Evening star., 1950-11-22
TYPIST

TYPISTS-Permanent and temporary
positions for young women whose
accurate typing speed is so w.p.m.
or better. Beginning, salary about
$50 per month with chance for
and sick leave Df. 4552. Ext. io5.
TYPIsTS-Full and part time. Ap-
N ply .yrn 3s rEs Eye st; ne: ,
auor sxeeflsnt esnnnss IN 5000 nisha
calls. 1906 Rhode Island ave. ne.
MaE asfIi a4ol 'sle5z sals.aa aAfG a.
suitland, Md. 20. s-s75I, -26
sssssss TBS soos S6''s 1't $50 st. ..pS sA
wAITREss. expsr;: good pay and
WAITRESS, Wi asso' white, over 81. expert
snced; Apply WEBBER,s ALHAM-
FRA fya nbess bREsTAERANT' "A |}i 4o@ H st. ne,
tween 20 and si0sE s. fshEhs've Nirss work 0e
9al 9m to cotoNAE TIPS coFfEE sysTngs sEoS ii +?
WAiTRESs, exper., steady worker for
t!ps;. s. Apply in in person. NECTAR
SArE,- DOLL WIS. ave. NV. -22
WAITRESS wanted, exper. in Italian
restaurant. CASA MIA. 3217 Co.
lumbia pike. Arl., Va. ~
A.B.C. experience: not
over 35: Apply GREENWAY RES
TAURANT. $3.50 Z. Capitol st. --22
WAITRESS WANTED-Must be am
bilious: nice working cond. and good
tips. Apply 910 Sth st. se. ga
NOTWITHSTANDING. over 21, ex-
perienced, Must be on the ball."
Don't phone. e2oo Georgia ave. NV.
GIRL to work. in store and make her
self generally useful, Come 9-10
am. only, ask for Miss Bailey; no
telephone calls. ADLER THE EN-
CRAVING SHOP, 1905 G st. NV.
LADIES az to distribute beautiful
new Christmas gifts to Avon custo-
mers in selected neighborhoods,
YOUNG sALEsLADY.. with sales ex-
periencs. to work in LIQUOR store
Will offer regular hours. Attractive
salary. Must be over 25. Apply
MASTER LIQUORS, INC. 1905 D st.
YOUNG WOMEN 1885 for ret retail
candy store, Must be neat and at
dement's; 5 or 6-day week. Apply Apply
to Miss Watson, Friday morning, 8
through 12. ROBERT WINSTON
CANDIES, 18th and G NV. -23
Evening star., 1950-11-22

DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN, DIAMOND LOT. 101 M
| ST. ne.
DRIVER AND soLICIToR-FoF estab;
llshed dry cleaning route; guaranteed
salary. $50 per wk. plus commission.
HAMILTON CLEANERS, 1924 Hamil-
ton ST., Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 6464
DRUG CLERK-Junior. high school
graduate preferred: Apply in per-
son. 2. D. GILMAN. e27 Pa. ave,
DRUG SALESMAN--Major pharma-
ceutical mfg. Some BACKGROUND nee
essary. Age 23 to 35. Write Box
2S1-G. Star, in own handwriting,
rS1IC giyias rI0S ags; spalifeatiens sxper: 26.
tnoeAoNA By saIaSNAM sehoo Must yansse sss
good late-nodel car; local territory;
leads. furnished: our statesmen aver
age better than S125 weekly net.
Write, giving experience. c. H.
SNYDER; Riverdale; Nd,
ELECTRICIAN. work in Silver Spring
wiring and conduit work; expert
enced only. sH. 1894. "a
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS for
steady work; must be sober; D. C.
license required; must have District
permit, to drive truck: top wages
pdlu' DoIluS ana vacation. C2u HE.
3llo. 8 q L ELECTRICAL CON-
ELEVATOR OPERATOR Apply in
person, Supt. of Service, HAY
ADAMS HOUSE, 18th and H SITS.
NV. -03
ENGINEER, Sd class, apply in person
chief engineer. Dodge Hotel between
$50 and 8 pm. "a
ENGINEER and architect with knowl-
edge of restaurant, cocktail lounge,
cafeteria and lunch counter layout.
Box 171-G, Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP WoMEN

SALES LADIES FOR FULL TINE.
part time and Saturday; some per-
manent positions. 8. 8. KREEGE
CO., 5536 Connecticut avenue NV.
SALESLADIES-Expe In drugs.
cigars. cosmetics or candy; 40-hour
week; hours. 9:30 to 6. Mon. through
Fri; good starting salary. Apply
WALGREEN CO., in the Pentagon
Bldg. -2s
SALESLADIES WANTED
No experience necessary; good start
ing salary. Apply in person. s. 8.
KRESGE CO., 1101 G st. NV. -22
full time until Christ
mas; Opportunity for. permanent
Apply Mrs. Bullock, SHIRLINGToN
COOPERATIVE D E P A r T M ENT
STORE, Shtrlington Business Center,
Arlington. Va. -26
SALESWOMEN-To sell jewelry, full
or part time. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Opportunity for steady en-
ployment. See Mr.. Rothbaum, CAS-
TELBERGS. 1904 F St. NV. -27
Evening star., 1950-11-22

BRICKLAYERS, WHITE
Call JU. 7-9o53.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP MEN
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANi be

and installation work, not television:
S4 90 80; salary open. Box 159-D.
Star. -27
FARM COUPLE. for small close-in
Md. estate. Woman general house
work; man outside light farm and
garden work. S25 wk., with meals
ref. SH. 50S2 or Ashton 1914.
FARMER, sober. white. capable op-
Grating tractor: Potomac, Md;
state size of family. Box 291 G,
Star.
FLOOR LAYERS, experienced in lay
ing block flooring. Report to MR..
WHITE, 5S2l Conway Dr., Alta
Vista Terrace. Bethesda -27
FOREMAN-Must be exper. on sewer
Evening star., 1950-11-22
MESSENGER

High school. graduate. 1928 years Of
age, neat in appearance. capable of
passing physical exam; 5-day. 40
hour week. Apply personnel. Room
500. Open $50 to 5 weekdays and
8 to / on Saturday.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
SWEET CIDER

Apples, Apple Butter. Honey.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont, Md, right
B miles on Route 1872, at High
Water tower. W. W. MOORE, candy
Springs, Nd Ashton 247l
Evening star., 1950-11-22

iAS APPLIANCE service mechanic,
commercial exper. pref, steady
work. Give full details. Box 145-G,
Evening star., 1950-11-22

Furniture RefiniShers
For radios. television and appliances;
good pay; perm. POSITION Apply
LACY'S, Service Bldg, Half and
Que SITS SX o0
Evening star., 1950-11-22

Branch store. radios and appliances:
make application after $50. 3205
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. See MR.. WILL
Evening star., 1950-11-22
VOTING MAN
YOUNG MAN

1881 Bladensburs Rd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde. for
mer American Minister TO Den
mark. alternate delegate to the
9TH UN General Assembly. and
member of the list and 72nd
CONGRESSES. is co-chairman OF
the sponsoring committee with
Miss Marian Anderson. world
famous confralfo.
Mrs. Rohde told the women on
the committee that purchasing
tickets for a Duke Ellington con-
cert would be "the most enjoy
able and painless way imagin-
able" TO support the worthy work
of the NAACP.
Walter White. NAACP execu-
tive secretary; Roy Wilkins, ad-
ministrator; and Mrs. Ruth FL
lineton James, who together with
other members of the Manhattan
Committee for the NAACP IS
volunteering her time to assist
with the details of running the
concert, also spoke.
Mrs. Vincent Impellitteri. wife
Of New York's Mayor, will serve
as official hostess at the beneht.
OaLortra coats are priced at
$3.50. including tax; others from
$50 to $500.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
BY KAY VAUGHN

NEW YORK.-(CNS) - This
Christmas, light yourself up like
Christmas treel Wear red, red
and more red. There's nothing
more glowing, nothing, than true
red And what highlighting
color for brownskins.
This seasons warm red will
brighten away many a drab
atmosphere of winter rain.
snow and sleet. And it'll bring
out a new sparkle in your per-
sonalify. for most brownskins
shy away from that color red.
To them il means Stop. Buf
you'll never know what you've
been missing until you try II
on for yourself.
He know of young girl VINO
shivered in horror at the thougn'
Of red for herself. Neither her
friends nor her dressmaker coulo
convince her of the glowing as
sets of red. Then one day, she
called her dressmaker with
rush order for part dress.
You know my measure
ments." she said. something
snappy in black" But II was
the gay holiday season and ner
designer wasn't in the mood 10
work on black.
So. two days later when the
Young girl called for her dress
she found beautiful crepe party
dress-sleeveless with a barrel
bottom. and snug fitting. 1t was
in glowing, unmistakeable red
THAT isn't for me" she ex-
claimed. "Oh yes it is came the
reply.
And once the garment was on
over her protests, she dared &C
look into the mirror. Much &c
her surprise, she found she &C.
tually looked lovely In red. Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
ElUe RuHes
Social Club
Holds Parry

The Five Buddies Social Club
held their pre-Christmas cocktail
party Sunday night at the beau
tiful Club ElSino and literally
rocked the house with merri-
ment.
Officials of the organization
are Mrs. Lille L. Hughes, presi-
dent; Margaret A. Martin, Sec
rotary; Luvador Mckinney, treas
urer; Earnestine Pegries, bust
ness manager; Thresea Robinson,
reporter.
Some of the guests were Mrs.
Louise Satterfield, Connie Law
ender and Mrs. Thomas Sturdi-
want of the Petite Madonna So
cial Club; Miss Minnie Moore
Beatrice Mccall, Mrs. Catherine
Humphrey, Mrs. Lucille Arm
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ash
ford, Morris Drake, Walter Queen
and william Suston-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23

AT this Chrlsfmastime the club
has given plain cotton stockings,
tooth brushes, combs, and soap TO
Il. woman in the Good Samari-
tan Convalescence Home. Last
yea. the women received stock
ings that gave so much service
that they have asked for some
more.
The Club will also give bask-
cts TO needy families. Clothing
for school children is also one
of the clubs regular projects. !.
Cakes. oranges. apples and
candy were donated for Christ
mas to the inmates of the Good
Samaritan Home.
Newly elected officers are: Mrs.
Ethel WATSON, president; Mrs
Nola Bates, secretary; John Hick-
man, treasurer.
Patricia Pagan was given a
birthday party Sunday after
noon by her parents. in cele-
brating her eighth birthday.
RECOVERING Mrs. Eul a
Thomas of 924 Delaware is re-
covering from a sprained ankle.
She suffered the injury while
walking on a downtown street,
and las been indisposed since
Oct. 10th. She is able to get out
occasionally.
Mrs. Catherine Baker of 5663
Roosevelt gave lovely baby
shower for Mrs. Catherine Meat
heart last Sunday from 5 10 z
pm Many beautiful gifts were
received
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Wa,meYWCoeds
off to Farley

Four members of the Wayne
University YwCA will go as
delegates to the National Student
Assembly of the Student Chris
tan Association Movement when
meets AZ Miami University, OK
ford, Ohio. Dec. 27-Jan. 2.
Held every four years, the as
sembly is a town meeting . Of o.
local associations of 909 YWCAs'
YMCA's and Student Christian
Associations, with delegates com
ing from 7O6 colleges and UNI I'm !,
versities throughout the uniteo
States. A.. 10
Among important issues TO De
discussed is a report covering .
study of the essential characters
tics Of the Student Christian AS
rotation Movement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-23
Informal Adult
Courses to Open
at Downtown YM

Registration is open for some
sixty courses in the l0-week win
ter series of informal adult edu-
cation classes which begin JAN
uary 9th at the Downtown
YMCA.
The classes are open TO
women as well as men. all are
eligible regardless of educa-
tional background.
The classes will center chiefly
in the area of enjoyment of leis-
ure, self expression, home rela-
tionships, getting ahead on the
job, personality adjustments, and
development of skills and hob
bies.
Most classes are limited in
order to give students more in
dividual attention and only teach
ers trained to teach adults are
used.
Several new courses have been
added to the regular schedule,
including golf instruction, gov
eminent procurement and pri-
critics, magic as a hobby, writ
ing for pleasure and profit
sketching and drawing, clay
modelling and ceramics, everyday
law. and aptitude testing.
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for free descriptive catalogue.
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Thank-You Notes
Ideal For Kids

What chilo doesn't love to get
presents!
All during Christmas vaca-
ton they'll proudly show their
friends the tool box from Aunt
Alice and the red pockefbook
from grandma. Eventually their
mother will write Aunt Alice
and grandma TO tell how much
the children enjoyed the gifts.
But how much better 1t would
he for everyone il the children
wo,e TO write their own thank
vouss suggests Helen Miller Swift
n the December Woman's Home
Companion.
Not only would IL make rela-
iives happier. but the children
would be well on the way 10
learning that getting presents
isn't all there is 10 Christmas.
Even before a child can write,
YOU can take down from his die
tatlon just what he wants TO say
Be sure TO keep his own words,
and let him sign it as best he
can. Have him seal and stamp
the envelope and put it in the
mailbox.
Later when he begins TO write,
give him a box of attractive
paper, his own box of pencils OF
even a pen.
And because children love
company when there's a job
TO be done. why not sit down
with him and write a few of
your own fhank-You notes.
He'll remember letter writing as
a lot of fun instead of boring
chore.
You'll find later on. when the
time comes for him to leave
home. that this writing habit will
pay OF in letters to you.