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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

Mr.. BOILING FIELD and Naval Air
Station. young lady will share her
3la-rm.. nicely furn. apt. with
other; conv. transp. 10. 2-5296.
INTER RACIAL INTERNATIONAL
studio apt. with very light house
keeping privils. DU. 1866 or CO.
1856. 80
GEORGEToWN. young man wanted
to share furn. apt. with another
young man, $40. Mr.. LOWE, OR.
L REFINED GIRL to share apt. in
apt. bldg. with elevator; near
14th st. shop. area NV; twin beds.
new inner-spring mat. AID. 92S2.
YOUNG LADY, $3.50, share apt.
with 2 others; NV. sect. NO. $3.50.
WILL SHARE pleasant Sc. apt. (apt.
bldg.) with quiet, empl. lady. Full
kit. privs. LU. 4-414S. -29
DESIRE congenial working girl, 25
to 30, share modern furn. apt. EX.
0115 between S:45 and 9:45 am.
GIRL to. share. apt. with Q girls;
residential section. 419 Oneida pl.
NV. TU. 5341 after 9.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

DoWZNToWN.Eight .rooms, -four four
koBGRT koBBGGRR!TP W.. sAvAaR. aR0&i 514 4fff Gnion N
80 asuSs v. sMasS MoNrGdMnR9 Ga aSs2 AVE, FSek
ville-Delightful detached, spacious
house and yard; bedrms.; $3.50
includes automatic gas heat.
OWNER, Ma. 1905. 30
3-BEDRM. BRICK in Arl., conv. to
shopping and bus; vacant; S125 per
Hs; ss27, E IA L. 7i5s. iH5ssNowEII CO. .a5 "a:
Mr.. H. 55th AND aAMILToN-2 bed
rms. inclosed sleeping porch; gas
heat; conven. to transp. and schools;
$50 mo. Wo. 3460 after z pm.
SUITLAND-Newb bungalow. 3 rooms,
bath, lge. hsmt.. h, lovely home,
adults. S75. AK. 1866, after 8 pm.
4734 EAST AVE. SUITLAND-5 bed
mer rent $780, make offer. Il.
5 RMS. sss' AND BATH, oil heat, tSI elec.
HOUSE, 15x2O. partly furnished; for
Ink; city water; electricity; close
to transp.; S25 mo-; also 2-rm
house. unfurnished. TO. 5S92.
SILVER SPRING AREA-New brick
bunga.. close to shopping, schools;
2 large bedrms., liv. rm. and kit,
blinds; nice, shaded lot; S1l5 per
mo. Call after pm, SH. 9164. 81
SMALL COUNTRY HOME, on an acre,
about z mi. from Silver Spring; 3
story white modernized farmhouse
snndr2 S.n rooms ss4t snd Sss 1s91r aS
furnace; available on lease Sept.
s111. 80
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Breuch Road. in
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES,
S9MFs G2MPARE EpAsTTANrs THEM WITH lIB
/. Private entrances, and broad
private terraces for family
living. face a whole mile of
cool. wooded parkland.
y. Twenty individual spacious
layouts of l. 2 and 3-bed-
DOM units, some with bed
rooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway svs-
tenn provides safely to chill
dren with one-way tram"
and brings yonr car to youI
7wn front door.
corners with sun, air and
long 'iews On thee SIDES
:, Masonry walls between units
provides complete sound
6. School buses through the
development transport chill
dren safely TO all public
schools, Montgomcry Coun-
ty County schools are rated
among the finest in the
nation.
EXCELLENT BUS sERVIcE
THROUGH THE COafMUNITY.
One bedroom. living room, din
ing room. Kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms. living room.
dining room, kitchen and
bath.
$94.5O
Three bedrooms. living room.
ginning room. Kitchen and
$112.5O
tA1l Utilities Included in Remit
Sample Apartment at AIS
Southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7f16 of
mile north of the traffic light
at University lane to the sign
on property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
!o5 southampton Drive, JU. 1888.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

apartment; As ali utiis tfiiHpieeeiy sedfm fsTni and
bath, kit. and liv. rm.; SI00. Bus at
BLK. orr PENNA. AVE. s.E.-a-rm
apt; all utils.; adults only; avail
able Sept. |: FIR. 1882. 81
ATTRAC. FuRN., lge. liv. rm., kit,
bath and foyer. switchboard ele-
yator suitable for couple or 2 young
ladies'; $3.50. MI. 1851.
NEW APT.-Mod. furn., fiuorescent
lights, garb. disposal; 8 rms; 2, 8
ADULTS; Congress Hgts. Sc; conven.
shopping, transp.; sos. AK. 53i3.
1 LARGE LIy-BEDRM. eficiency
apt; reasonable rent; furniture
must be purchased. TR. $3.50. Mon,
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHED

SINGLE ROOM for employed lady
in private home, share bath ] other;
vicinity Wardman PARK, S25 mo.
HU 4602. -oS
COLoRED-3S0 E ST. N.E.-semi-
furn. rms. Reas. rent Open for
your inspection. GERALD LUS-
TINE, Az 9TH st. NV, DI. 5995.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH OFFICIAL desires rent
furnished 3 or more bedroom house.
Pref. with garage, Chevy Chase or
NV, mr.. schools; occupancy Oct. ].
Would consider short lease to S225.
no. 134O, Ext. 81, 8 a.m.-5:30 p m.
AIR FORCE COLONEL wants 8 or f.
bedrm. house; Va. Backyard; max
imum $I25; will consider buying.
WISH rs RENT unfurnished Ia house
or apartment; Lafayette School area;
Si25 maxlmum. OR. 4S3S. -28
EMPLOYED ladies, college gradu-
bedrm: furn. house in Georgetown.
Max: $1eo. AID. 29o6, before 8 and
House sstSs OR APT. wanted to rent mSs Sn-
furnished. with 8 or 4 bedrms., q
baths; accessible to University OF
Maryland and public high schools
ATTR. UNFURN. HOUSE or apt, 3
or 3 brs., conv. to good school; PEN
tagon; approx. $3.50. WI. 2O73.
NAVAL OFFICER wants unfurnished
3-bedroom house (will accept furn-
ished Kitchen: conv. to elementary
school; good care; occupancy about
ss sx ssh ssDt evennSs TfssdayS Es call LEX tx
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICER requires
perm. unfurn. or semi-furn. house
3 or 4 bedrms; NV. or Chevy Chase
area; immed. occupancy. To 5000.
UNFURNisHED o or 1o-rm. house;
good NV. section; reasonable; long
lease. Living in present house %
years; house sold; adult family;
Sl25 max, CO. 1863. 2S"
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LANGLEY APIS.

SECI1ON ID
New Hampshire ave. at University
lane; immediate occupancy; / bed
room. $3.50. 2 bedrooms. $50 to
$50 utilities included; large apart
ment with through or cross ventila-
ton: .arge closets. parquet floors;
equipped kitchens, GE refrigerators.
tiled baths, with showers; laundry
and storage rooms. auto. washers
and dryers: Handicapped sodded lawns.
paved streets. sidewalks. off-street
parking. fenced-in play areas; ele-
mentary school now being built ad-
jacent to project A new large shop
ping center being erected. contains
the following Hot Shoppe. Kresge
Sc &s 10c. Theater, Drugstore. Food
Fair Market and numerous other
stores. At present there is large
super market and other stores con-
venient to the project. Rental office
on project: open daily and Sun. till
8 pm. Capital Transit K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and e SITS. NV.
Change at New Hampshire ave.
terminal to K-6 "New Hampshire
ave" bus. or drive out New Hamp-
shire ave. to University lane and
MiLFRED MANAGEMENT
s632 colesville Rd.. sH. $500
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APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp
ATLANTIC GARDENS

2 2-bedroom apartments In D. c.. 4202-
% Fourth st. s.e.. S92 month, in-
cluding utilities; modern garden
type development. Resident manager,
Mrs: Lewis, 421S 4th st. s.e., 10.
2-642S.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. NV, MA. 6005. go
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,

CHEVY CHASE. d. CA beautiful
detached 4-bedroom. 2-bath brick;
den and Law. on first floor; paneled
rec. room with fireplace. large living
porch, breakfast nook, paneled play
room on 3rd floor; 2-ear gaTage;
LIPS, WO. 1000 until 8 pm. 351S
Conn.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

SIX APARTMENTS in commercial
section. near Catholic q. CO. 1000.
-2S
18th ST. N.W.-Lovely 2-bedroom
apts., new condition throughout,
new kitchen equipment, extra-large
rooms. Call d. 1918 It'll 8 pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
NAYLOR GARDENS, 30th and Mayor
rd. s.e.-Here is another unusual l.
bedrm. unit for sale; owner offers
equity at discount; possession.
Lowest monthly carrying charges in
D. c. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000; evenings, OR. 6761 or
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHrD tcens. ,
HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE with couple, no
objections to child. 10. s-SO54.
WANTED, girl to share furn. 2-bdrm.
hse. with 8 Protestant girls; Sill.
sp. area; after pm. sH. 5424.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

DOUBLE RM.. in pvt. home; 2 meals
6aiiy; convenient transp. Psone
1861 Z Sir. N.w.-owner manage
Hent; Rt11 74ss Superior rms. and cuisine.
NEAR ARMoRY-Large front double
room. twin beds; suitable for 3 gem
sIAGsHrAAK's,S f.fTSai AE' SsGsi 1877 10Th st. N INV.
mi IhI. Dupont ou6,a Gircle1wclean: comfort
in all rooms, semi-pyt, bath. Ige.
living rm,, social privils. Choice
breakfast and dinner days per
Ek; Rates reas. Ho. 6767. =
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL,
6edrms @ Sun delicious lei meefs GE tHEn 1gln
1925 18th ST. NV. Nicely fur
nished rooms for young men: run
ming water, telephones in rooms;
saITaFRl shTTaTs hp%e g%oSp%d sgSking a,,- s9,
cool. airy rooms for men TV. piano.
Mt: Pleas. carline. 1851 wyoming
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1928 New
Hampshire ave.-Lovely dble. rms
With pvt; baths. also sgles;; for Ia
tons most beautiful guesthouse.
TelevIsion and social privils.; unlim
phone service in each room. CLUB
MASON. NO. 671O. -2S
1904 QUE ST. NW.-Clean rms.
good food. sgle. and dble., good
transp. NO. 1905.
14O1 18th N.W.-Large rms; bus.
people, students; showers, switch
board, selecttye menus.
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms, lge
porch. lawn with croquet: delicious
meals; excel, trans: pleasant young
rd nv MI e435
1885 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Single
and double rms. in beautiful guest
home; delicious food; television; Mt
| Pleasant carline DU 312S -2S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

26O6 1 ST. N.W.-Two bedrms., liv
I'M, kit: spotless; $S5; util. Excel
tranSp. ME. 1850. -2S
DUPLEX APT. d30O blk. Nicholson
st. n.w.l; l bedrm., back screened
porch, liv. rm., kitchenette, dinette
NICHOLSON & CO., MA. be37.
The Burlington, 1920 VT. ave. NV.
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ROOMS FURNlsnEp--N.W.

COLORED-2 rooms for rent. Call
DU. 2720.
COLORED-Furn. rm.. mother with
I or 2 children. $50 mo. All privi-
leRes HUI 620R -2Q
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHsp
GOODACRE APTs.
FIREPRQOE.

Several new ! and Q bedrm. apts.,
immediate occupancy: Ice. rms. lge
closets. all modern conv., / biz
from Flower Theater and new shop
ping center, on busline: $S5 and
S97.60. utils. incl. Apply s619 piney
I'LL. Open daily, o am. to 3 pm;
Suns, l pm. to 8 p.m
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G

PEACEFUL rolling lawns with gaily bloom
ing flowers and a grove of trees. both
shade and 1owery, give privacy and
seclusion to a substantial home on
about an acre Of ground close 10
from downtown Washington. Wide
reception hall leads on one side TO
a Stepdown living room and incl0sed
screened porch and on the other
side to a .paneled library. Dining rm.
tensive entertaining A master suite
has bedrm.. fitting I'm, dressing rm.
and bath. 3 ether bedrms. and an
other bath complete the End floor. A
full attic has sealed storage space; !.
recreation rm.. service quarters and
Gear garage. Priced far below re-
production costs INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor. OR. 1922.
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SILVER SPRING
GLASSMANOR

IASSMANOR
Spacious / and 2-bedrm
apis; designed for gracious
living.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN DE-
VELOPMENT AWAY FROM THE
HEAT AND TURMOIL OF THE
CITY. YET ONLY Is MIN. TO
DOWNTOWN.
ALL BEDRMS. TWIN SIZE. DIRECT
l-FARE BUS SERVICE INTO PROF.
ECT.
S. CAP. ST. AND AUDREY LANE.
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY
AND SUNDAY. LO. 3-S10o.
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ROOMS WANTED

N. Y. BUS. WOMAN desires furn.
room with kitchenette or efficiency
apt. near tranSp. to N. H. ave.
SliyeT SpTias Rds suburpan Wash
LADY DESIRES clean, quiet furn.
rm., kit. pvt, Arl. conv. Pentagon.
No other roomers. Box 500-V, Star.
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COUNTRY soARD

HAVE ROOM AND BOARD for two
Catholic childre, in a pvt. country
home. For information. call MRS.
c. o. GREEN, Gaithersburg 330-J-1
COUNTRY HOME
FOR ELDERLY GENTLEMEN, BY AN
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE.
ROCKVILLE 4543. 80
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CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE

10 min. downtown via So. Capitol
Bridge Near Boiling Field.
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
New garden type apis.
l BEDROOM. S79. so.
2 BEDROOMS. 800. 90.
Including utilities.
Also some furnished apts., 4242 4th
st. sc. 10 2-9776, 10. 2-44S5.
LORD CALVERT APTS.
College Park. Md.-Available immed.
2-bedrm. apts., with full din. rm..
transp.. $95, incl utils. AP. 1914.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1888 LAMONT
Attrac. 3rd-f bedrm. for gentleman;
2 others share bath. AID. 1861. 30
CONF. RM. for lady: on busline.
After 4 pm. 6301 18th St NV,
Apt, 205. GE. OO6a 80
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1745 Que st. NV.
Newly dec. sgle. and dble. rms.
with running water. After l pm.
14s1 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt, O 81
Cool, conf. sgle. rm., . windows;
unlim: phone; cow. transp. Reas.
IDEAL GDSo1wNrowN LOCATION. op-
posite Statler Hotel. 1920 10th St
NV. for young ladies. 30'
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1853 P st. NV
Single or double; nice front rms.
some nicely equipped for Ink. go
BIZ GALLATIN-Nice rm. for l or
pvt; homs; also e1sciency apt. in
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 1874
Lsnier pl.-Large bedroom with
porch: private family 3
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1886 New Hamp.
SHIRE ave. n.w-Nice double anc
triple rms; walk. dist. DE. 3493
nth ST. NV. 3s41-Large. pleas
ant front rm., double; grill privi
leges. "a
GLOVER PARK-Comfortable room
for employed lady: unlimited phone
near bus. WO 1921. "a
1924 MASS. AVE.-Large Ink room
near bath; range, r. W; only S;
weekly. =
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HOTEL, 1440
GILBERT

Rooms with running water, 24-hr.
to S17.50 wkly. 1440 r. I. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Breuch Road II
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-28

convenient to Boiling Field. Naval
Air Station and Naval Research
Lab, $3.50, including utilities.
Rental department. FREDERICK w.
BERENS. INC, 1928 K st. NV.
MA. 50o5. -2S
1857 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-1 rm., kit.
and bath; utils, incl; 3rd floor. See
tenant 1st floor for keys. RE. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
167 Cafe Managers Here
Get Certificates Of Merit

Washington has the reputation
all over the country of having the
cleanest restaurants in the United
States, Robert j. Wilson, execu-
tive secretary of the Washington
Restaurant Association, told man.
ayers of 1877 establishments in the
District, who have received GER
tificates of merit.
The restaurant owners who re-
ceived the awards were selected
from about 1000 restaurants in
the city. where inspections showed
they had more than met the re-
quirements of the Health Depart
ment sanitary code. The restau-
rants are inspected about IL times
q year by inspectors of the Bu-
reau of Food Inspection of the
Health Department.
The restaurant owners and
managers who received the awards
have completed a course in sani-
tation given by the Health De-
partment.
The presentation of the awards
was made by w. w. Burdetts,
director of the Bureau of Food
Inspection. DR.. Julian w. Pollard,
director of foods and drugs of
the Peoples Drug Stores, also
spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Revolt Nears Climax
As JAW Toledo Local
Holds Meeting Today
BY the Associated Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 19.-Strife-
torn local IL of the Go United
Automobile Workers holds its
monthly general membership
meeting tonight.
The meeting is expected to bring
to o head a revolt against the
administration of the big local
which includes IS units and from
10000 to $4,000 members.
The rebellion is against alleged
domination of the local by Rich
ard T. Gosser. JAW international
vice president here. Lined up
against Mr.. Gosser are seven units
representing about 5000 of the
locals members.
Closed Hearings Held.
Secretary Treasurer Emil Macy
and Edward Kote, West Detroit
regional director of the JAW,
came here yesterday to try to iron
out the difficulties. They held
closed hearings all day yesterday
and were to hold more today.
I'VE will be here all day and
will be available to any one who
feels he can throw light on the
situation" Mr.. Macy and Mr..
Kote said. They said they hoped
to make a report soon" on their
f1ndings-an indication that such
findings would not be announced
locally.
Dissension in the union hared
into the open Tuesday when 12I
women working in the unions
dues collecting Office went on
strike. A committee of them an
nounced they walked out in pro-
test Of "the domination of Richard
Gosser" in union affairs. and be-
cause they were not allowed to
vote on strike assessments.
Charge He Hired "ScabS."
Mr.. Macy and Mr.. Kote said
they would meet with representa-
tives of the striking women this
morning: but anti-administration
sources reported the women would
refuse to talk with the investiga-
tors until other workers assigned
to their jobs we're dismissed.
The striking clerical employees
declared Mr.. GosSer and his staff |
put "scabs" in their jobs. Admin
istration sources said no personnel
was hired to replace the strikers,
but that other union clerical help
had been assigned to do their
work. They were considered by
the administration to have quit
their jobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
3 Maryland U. Students
Win Engineering Prizes

Three University of Maryland
students won first, second and
third places in a contest spon-
sored by the Washington Section
of the Society of Automotive En-
gineers.
The prize-winners were: Will
liam S. Bissell, of 4316 Hardwick
road, College Park, first; John w.
Martin. Baltimore. second, and
George P. Topping, 6 West Wind
soc avenue, Alexandria, third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Porkside School Plans Fair

The annual spring fair of the
Parkside School, Silver Spring,
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19


Girls eIostieized royon suit by
Cotolino. Droped bodice. full lining,
brief over-skirt. 7 to l@-- S4. o5
0irIs' print cotton crepe suit with
elastic leg ponties, over-skirt, bodice
SHRED. Sizes 7 to l4------S3.o5
W&L-Girls' Apparel Fourth Floor
Little girls print seersucker suit,
with bodice shirred with elastic
thread, ruffIed skirt. Sizes 4, 5
and 6-----------------S2.95
Little girls very brief striped seer
sucker suit. In blue or red. Sizes
3 to 6x-------------S3.95
W&L-Juvenile Apparel. Fourth Floor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-22
BIG WEEKEND IS
 PLANNED FOR 10TH CENTURY PATRONS

A heavy weekend of entertainment is scheduled over Christmas at the Gross 20th Century Theatre. Rose of Washington Square," starring Al Jolson, Alice Faye and Tyrone Power will open tonight for two day run. Opening memory's gate . those unforgettable melodies that bring back the past you want to remember are sung by Alice Faye and the one and only Al Jolson in this grand musical romance. Here are a few of the songs that will be heard in Rose of Washington Square" Avalon" California Here I Come" Wild About Harry" I'm Sorry I Made You Cry" Nanny" April Showers" and many others.
 The regular kiddies matinee will be shown Saturday with the doors opening at 12:30 and show start ing at l pm For mothers who have a rush of last minute shopping to do, here is the ideal spot to leave the children. Two features will be shown at the matinee, Inner Sanc- tum Mystery" and Castle on the Hudson" plus the usual assortment of shorts and cartoons.
 The big first run Christmas show, My Friend Irma Goes West" will begin showings on Christmas Eve, continuing the hilarious story of Irma's attempts to get her shiftless boyfriend Al to settle down, the latest "Irma" comedy takes its char acters on a trip west. The reason for the trip is that a Hollywood contract is waiting for Dean Martin. Every thing happens on the trip, includ- ing the discovery that there's no movie contract. Romantic complica- tions develop, clever chimpanzee proceeds to make chump out Of comic Jerry Lewis and many other laugh filled events take place.
 Corrine Calvert, the French eye full, joins John Lund, Marie Wilson, Diana Lynn and Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in what preview audi ences have acclaimed as the years funniest picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-22
FLIGHT AsS!STANCE
 DEMONSTRATION BY
 (AA ON JANUARY 20

A team of Civil Aeronautlcs Ao- ministration specialists will give flieht assistance demonstration at the Juneau High School auditorium the evening of January 2O at 0 o'clock.
 The demonstration is a product of an eight year program to increase the value of federal airways laciii- ties and services to the flying pup lie. Years of research and personnel training have evolved natlonwioe system of flight assistance serVices designed for safety and convenience of civilian pilots.
 The demonstration will mciuoe examples of preflight. inflight ana emergency services furnished py the CAA communication specialists weather bureau forecasters and tral- fic control units. Examples are to be worked out and life and realism
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-22
LUTHERAN CHURCH MIDNIGHT SERVICE
 ON CHRISTMAS EvE

The Lutheran Church, corner of Main and Third Streets, will hold a special Christmas Eve service be- ginning at midnight to celebrate Christ's birthday A cordial invita- ton is extended to all interested persons to be present.
 The Senior Choir under the direc- tion of Miss Marjorie Iverson, and accompanied by Miss Dolores Mat tila will sing the Christmas can- tata, "Childe Jesus" which is ar ranged and iIs part composed by Joseph w. Clokey and Hazel Jean Kirk. The music for this cantata is drawn from many national back grounds and from many historical periods.
 The Junior Choir under the di- rection of Mrs. Eunice Nevin and accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Wyller will augment the above cantata with the following special anthems:
 Angel Voices Tell" an arrange ment by Oscar Overby; Gloria Ir Excelsis Deo," from a mystery play; Bells of Noep by Schloss; "Sleer Little Jesus," an arrangement o1 w. B. Olds, and 70 Holy Night" by Adam.
 Members of the Senior Choir are
 Sopranos: Margaret Berlin, Ann Gehringer, Charmane Gross, Hazel Hillerman, Esther Kassner, Eunice Nevin and Mary Peter.
 Alto: Avis Aamot, Dorothea Eide, Winnifred Hanna. Betty McDowell Lucille Stonehouse, Amy Rude.
 Tenors: Edward Dick, Ray Nevin, Bill Orme.
 Bases: Herbert Hillerman, Bill Passey, George Rogers and Joseph Rude.
 Members of the Junior Choir are: Dolores Addleman. Joanne Erbland, Darlene Gross, Timothy Hillerman, Alice Johnson, Ardene Kassner, Linda Kassner, Linda Lavold, John Nielsen and Jim Strohmeyer
 Members of the Junior Choir Sextet are: Ruth Bloomquist, Donna Eneberg, Heather Holman, Anne Livie, Nancy Mcdowell and Vir- ginia Nielsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-22
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT PRESENTED
 AT 8 THIS EVENING

The annual Christmas Concert will be presented by the Chorus and Band of the Juneau Public Schools at o'clock tonight in the High School Gymnasium.
 The concert was presented be- fore the Douglas Schools in the Douglas gymnasium and the Ju- neau Schools thfs week and the singers and bandsmen are in com plete readiness for one of the fin- est concerts yet put on by the students, according to reports of the previous performances.
 Director of Music in the schools. Miss Marjorie Iverson, directs the Chorus and the Band is under the direction of Lyle Manson.
 Accompanies for the Chorus are Elizabeth Wyller, Virginia White head, Ann Henning and Nancy Mc- Dowell
 The attractive stage setting for the concert, in the holiday theme, was erected by the Industrial Arts Class under the direction of Gum mar Roos, instructor.