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Married to Mr.. Sarkis Tati-
gidn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Tatigian of Philadelphia, Oc-
tober 20, the bride formerly
Das Miss Gloria Tomnsian,
daughter of Mrs. X. Tomdsian
and the late Mr.. S. M. Toma-
sian. The Dedding took place
in the Armenian Church of the
Holy Trinity In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. TGtigi1n are Hu-
ting at 1906 Fessenden street.
-HesSler Photo.
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Society ondClubs
Ambassador, Mn'e Bonnet Give Dinner;
Ceyfonese Envoy and Wife Are Hosts

day from New York and are guests
Of the Ambassador and Sonora de
Thomen.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Thomen gave a small and infor-
NAL cocktail party for them yes
terday. entertaining members of
the embassy and their wives. DR..
and Mrs. Sonora de Diaz-O -Ordonez
will leave today to return to the
Dominican Republic.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
PERSONAL

WRTTING-Expert in news, publicity.
vertising. etc.; prompt, reliable serv-
ice: rush Jobs; references. E
cUsToMsMApE TsSro Mssaap pRApEs and dia Cor
work guar; free estimates. RA. 1851.
HAND-KNITTED baby and chiidren's
Sssa Slsshes made to order Phone il. EN-.
PIANO I TUNING. s5. expert, all makes.
2643 day. oV. 1927 ewes.
GEORGES Golf and Country Club.
500; must be approved. sH. 1859.
CLUBRooMs for Wedding Receptions,
Bridge Parties. Fashion Shows. etc;
abie, ST. e2se. also open ewes. and
ssiPcovERs. siPceSsEi draperies. bedspresds;
KfafsfEkEb a9afslff Ga5 StRsE' a siso will care ~ for
child In licensed home. Call ia.
S-4se3. 1146 N. Utah st.. Arl.
THE STORY HoUR, 8 to 9 years:
b lunch, afternoon snack, flannel
graph stories. music, handwork,
supervised play; licensed. WA.
A1To J. DRIVING LESSONS - New
dual-eontrol cars; licensed profess
sionaf instructors: free pickup serv-
ice; B lessons, $40. WO. 6034. Ill
VACANCY In rest home; tel. In rfn. /;
on busline; tray service. RA. 3696.
12s
VACANCY In nursing home: 24-hr.
nursing care licensed By county and
MAIL MlhIs. AND oA ATEIHEPaoNE TEIGHEPrGaoNE SERVICE
Office at 14th and N. Y. modern
reception room, standard lock boxes;
VACANCY II m FRIESDIsHIP rest home
Private room for man or lady. "a
hour care, tray service, laundry
included OIL. 6992. IA
WEDDING INVITATIONS. announce
ments. sympathy cards. intormals
ALEXANDER PRINTING CO.. 1904
9th st. NV. Elk. 239S.
NEEDLECRAFT OFFERS another hen
special, any width dress or skirts
81 ea., includes fitting. Limited time
hurry girls they are wearing then
shorter. NEEDLECRAFT, 716 It'll
st. NV. 2nd floor. Ia
MAIL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE
For an address Of distinction
choose one Of our Two modern down
town ofaees. call ST. S466.
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Alumnue to Meet

The National Park College
Alumnae Association will meet on
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Murray s. Simpson, 40 Hillburne
way in Kenwood, Md. Miss Re-
becca Swope will give q book re-
view.
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TggsTEEsn gEFgu nMAAE5rSo2 sAtE og rwo-sTo4Ry s4s;y
aAssAcHUsETTs sAisA UMAFh5Ni AvENUE N3 iteH Sc.
CONTAINING s ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
HOT-WATER HEAT, GAS BURNER;
BRICK GARAGE.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded
In Liber No. 1852, folio 126. ct sea-,
one Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of party secured thereby. the
sale BY public % suction. vi In iron front 'ot Of
premises. on MONDAY. THE THIR-
Tass1H 1s5o. At 5sd psS oeEock eE koYYlnsFE Yn. e:
following-described property In the
District Of Columbia. to-wit: Lot
10S IN Harry A. Kites subdivision
OF lots In Square 1059 as per plat
or u The shf bes Sss eas sT
In Liber SO at folio 147; subject TO
the covenants that no building OF
structure other than bay windows
or porches. which bay windows and
porches shall in all things conform
to the regulations governing pro-
xhn ;ssiEas the ssyens eIs1 q suSas hass
structed south Of q line one foot
north of and parallel to the north
line Of Massachusetts, Avenue.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
OF $4,000 required Of purchaser
at sale. Examination OF title.
conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost
of purchaser Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days from
day Of sale, otherwise trustees re.
serve the right to resell properts
at risk and cost Of defaulttng pur-
chaser, after five days advertise
ment Of such resale in some news
paper published In Washington
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited
or without forfeiting deposit trus-
tees may avail themselves of ans
legal or equitable rights against dc.
faulting purchaser.
CLARENCE e. KEFAUvER,
c. GAY HARRELL.
WILLIAM z. POULToN.
no2.4.7,9,11 Trustees.
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MAINTENANCE MAN

MAINTENANCE MAN
For housing project. Only experienced
13200 Ga. ave-, Glenmont. Md. Ia
MAJOR APPLIANCE statesmen for
against commission; excellent COM
fh ice. SEARS SEARS. RoEEBuccK & CO.
MANAGER AND COLLECTION mana
ger for rapidly expanding small loan
company. Give full details of expe-
rience and past earnings. Your en-
out your permission. Our employees
know of this ad. Box 286-D. Star.
MEAT SALESMAN. experienced, for
hotel supply house. Box 285,E,
MESHANIc-Expes, on washing ma
n day on Sat-: refs. Phone TU.
MHESCSHSLANIc-To MHESSSLANIcT work on used-car lot.
Fo%N EsSa san AND tee eouNRY sRfFssti Mook yS5fs5
1886 wis. ave. NV. OR. e1O0. IL
NIGHT MAN. colored. for modern apt.
house. must have knowledge Of
switchboard and have elevator oper-
ator's license. Hours. IL pm: to
9 An sec lColQCtlb hidupeCA,
OFFSET LAYOUT MAN, strippers and
plate-makers Exper. help preferable
but will accept persons with limited
experience and desire to learn trade.
Day and night work. Excel. future
with Washington largest and mod
ern plant. Call Mr.. Cook, HAYNES
LITHOGRAPH CO.: 81. 5000: III
also must be able to drive and de-
liver fuel OIL Ii. $4,000. --13
OIL BURNER ELECTRICIAN, be-
tween 7:3o and am. o L st. s;w. ss;w
PAINTER, white, exper.. apply Mrs.
Carpenter, The Broadmoor. 1901
Conn. ave. NV. Ill
PAINTERS-Apply ready for work.
$500 block, Sargent Knolls, Md.
PAPER HANGER or painter. COM
bination preferred. 1st class only.
UN. 906S. Ill
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AUTO MECHANIC. Ford experience:
good working conditions. modern
MoSgooE FORD CO. Silver spTins.
AUTo MECHANIC. 1st class. salary
i,siPsE. as gT aII InsuiTe s 4ia 11sh St f,V.'
ATToMoBiLE q ON SshHs MEcHAN1cs-If You
live in Va. and are tired Of fighting
TO investigate. the proposition Joe
Birch has to offer at FALLS
CHURCH GARAGE INC, De Soto
Va. Cali IA. S3oo and ask Tor Joe
AUTo MECHANICS t2). top salary;
men with General Motors experience
to work in new and modern equip.
leadership; excellent working condi-
tions. See Mr.. j. Tolson, COLONIAL
OLD6MOBuE CO., 1241 9th st. ne.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS If you
live in Virginia and are tired Of
fighting Washington traffic. 1t will
pay you to investigate the PROPOSE
ton Joe Birch has to offer at FALLS
CHURCH GARAGE, INC. De Soto
Plymouth dealer In Falls Church,
Virginia. IL
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HELP MEk

PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER. exper. j;
also one darkroom man and one
route man: 5-day wk. Apply HICKS
PHOTO FINISHERS. 1920 WIS.
PLASTERERS-County I'd. and Ever
EFT ST.. Kensington, Nd. Long Job.
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HELP MEN Cont J
BENnIX MECHANIC

Experienced on Bendix washers and
dryers. Excellent opportunity. Box
BOOKKEEPER. capable Of handling
Underwood Sunstrand bookkeeping
machine. to take complete charge
N ag asa EsRy ssyy stat.
pected. BOX es-D. Star. .1s
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, experienced
on payrolls and general oflce rou-
tine for contractors ONCE; in sc.
washington; able to assume respon-
stbihties. State age, religion, mar
ried or single. reference. salary ex-
Msied Mfise sox so s'fzi erRsnens sts1 position
roundings; ne. area; salary open.
BRICK LAYER, En-. white, foreman for
commercial. and houses. Good op-
portunity. for the right man. CT.
4400. Ext. 5S4 after 8. liz
BULLDozER OPERATOR. cletrack;
sxpsTlenesd; spsrsT Apply IN person 70
I'd. and B. B. & o. R RI. We; West Bel Bethesds. %
BULLDozER OPERATOR for I'd
8 International. VIII pay 81 so hr.
to man who can do fine grading.
FA. I.3Ot. 1T
BUTCHER. kosher. experienced. Ap-
ply in person. MARINOFF g. PR1TT.
6235 Ga. ave. NV. -17
BUTCHER. LIST class; self-service meat
dept. salary will be arranged.
experienced, must be
sober and reliable. Apply POINTERS
MARKET, 439 Goth st. NV. Ill
CABINETMAKER. experienced with
ciistommade furniture. Apply rear
524 7th st. sc. II. 7-7975. Ia
ing Job; close-in Arl.; Lee blvd. and
g. irving st. See MR.. KARL. ia
CARPENTERS, trim hands only. Ap-
ply at 1014 Mount Olivet I'd. ne.
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PLUMBERS

MARYLAND. Apply JAMES g.u PIuMBa D.
ING 4 HEATING vs CO.. 2o12 Duke
PORTER, must have driving permit.
roRTEk, r. eoiored. Sc Cd by automobile ds deal:
sene4a raj fsa por.sr Maseia e0aE sPe
must have D. c. or Nd. driver 5
permit. Apply Mr.. Funk, BETHESDA
MOTORS. INC, 47Q2 Miller ave.
SsSasS s9od sas Ss "a nssSs
CENTRAL. SIS 9th NV III
PORTER. colored. drivers permit;
good hours: downtown location. Re-
port. Ala 10th st. NV.
rsSTsE a sIsv'sSs Room eDesss'r ssS k..i g.
Building. I'll 14th st. NV. 10
PORTER, colored. with knowledge of
switchboard and have elevator opera
tors license: for modern apartment
fass pDYsRNeE HRey As Isiders 1sd w. az: THE
PORTER AND DIsHwAsHER. coiosed
exp. only, ! to ESQ PM closed
PoRTER-DIsHwAsHER, coiored: 10
81 awasp sstfl5nfs Sau aea R ssa . ARpy
PRESSER, experienced. Apply time
keepers once. Carlton Hotel. 18th
RADi6 rs 5 81; fsiE;knv;TfcEMEN-we have have 8
train for television.- Must have ra-
training. Appiy to NIX. GIL. si45
saDfo. assos fanEv1sTSN Ghags1 Is SERVICE NAN.
experienced or college trained
without experience. See Mr.. Mac,
SHRApER MANUFACTURING CO,
RxDio fSS AND D. ~ "fEcHN1c1ANs. for
bench or outside service; only COM
petent men need apply. Apply 11S
st. NV is
Evening star., 1950-11-11

MRS. PLIIMAN.
NoaD Mrs. Sidney NJ. PHtman,
she is the former Miss Sally
Koch, daughter of Mrs. Amelia
Koch. Her marriage to the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Pitt
man took place recently at the
home of the bridegroom's
parents, Rabbi Charles VIII
lidn1o,Dsky Officiating.
circumstance Photo,
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OTHO d. BEANSON.
eeaino2.x.7.S. Trustees.

Zne above sale postponed until Mon
day. November Goth. 1850. at the
pane hour and place. By. order
Tr11teee. HOLLIS.
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ENGINEER.

opportunity for white man
with 5th-class license; for large Of
fice bldg. Must be able to make
minor repairs and supervise person.
mel. Excellent starting salary, with
advancement after proving ability.
See Mr.. Gedney. LEGUM g. GERBER
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CREW MANAGERS
SALES SUPERVISORS

Men who are interested in employ
ment In an essential industry
should investigate our organization.
We are national manufacturers Of
gas-dred heating equipment, sell
ing direct to the consumer on def
mite leads. Must have car and
the ambition to earn S100 Of more
per week. Apply to Il. B. Nc
THE BARTON co.
1854 23rd ST. NV.
Bet. 3 and 10 AM OF. 8 and 7 PM.
DI, 6026i -12
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TRUCK DRIVER

we nave an immediate opening Ior Q
good colored driver who Is neat in
years Of age; previous experience
and D. C. permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In adj
dition to salary, generous company
Dement'S will be provided. Apply
9sys ssb Reo% sa $40 s1o opsn M pen. Tse1
calls N 1
Evening Star Building
1lO1 Penna. Ave: NV.
TRUCK MECHANIC, good Working
Sc. fSndisiSns. ssqs. Call MR. sNYpER' MIi
TRUCK SPECIALIST, man with truck
Must be between 25 and IS years
Of age, neat appearing and aggressive.
sseyss, cHERSER af s1nniSe'Tei MoToa c.. ss ssi
uPaoasfEsER RGI,ds nEs: nv to do contract lI up
holstering for decorator. Quality
york in your shop. Boz 4o9;D.
UPHoLsrERERs-Ss Der hr. Apply
MODERN UPHOLSTERS INC. $3.50
10th st. ne. La. 6-4433. IL
WASH MAN
Good salary. Box 73-E. Star. Ia
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
exp. on all makes. steady Job, good
hours and pay. See MR.. KAIDEN
at 504 10th st. NV. liz
WOOL SPOTTER-Apply in person
JOHNSONS CLEANERS, 1891 r. I.
ave, Mt. Rainier. Md. Ill
BOY, white, for messenger. oppor-
tunity advance and learn trade; g.
day week; permanent position to
right boy. KIRBY LITHOGRAPHIC
CO.. 1o2 Munsey Bldg. la
MAN to operate micro-dlm equip
ment. Experience not necessary.
MAN, colored, settled. over 20, cook
In small lunch room at night; refs.
req. VI. 61S6.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER D. SON,
Auctioneers,

fEgsTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
nSq No; s2l 18Th STREET. NE.
SoHmTTAIS55,NsSGs SooHmTTA NS5,sSs,rscr.T. 2 EooMs sSNS AND
~ Z. 1885, SesG 4: ?, 1nssramsn s No.
5000, among the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of party. secured there:
By, the undersigned trustees will
9ss, fSr nye.s, ;sls Sy pgSlSs @ EspsY nYsson HR H
BER. 1866, AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described prop
srty In the District. Of Column
9SSt suSavsoa hos Us Il oss r. io'spn n s.
IL ct folio 1s5 In the ONCE Of the
bia. together with the free use Of
sa ths I'D q YsS fss sssi snd ts 80 his' e .sd
rERas ridssis.5SP' 'oP SALE: Property win be
Of Q prior deed Of trust for SIS, ,935,
ss Of August 20. 1850. payable IN
ing interest at 6%. Over and above
said trust cash. A deposit Of $500
required Of purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation Of title, conveyancins
recording revenue stamps and no.
FERNS TO be complied with within
80 days from day Of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of de-
fauittng purchaser. after i've. days
some newspaper published In Wash
1ngton, D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited at the discretion OF the
JAMES 2, HORN. JR..
c. L. FALLIE.
no7,e,11,14.16 Trustees.
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PHOTO LTTHOGRAPHER. top wages.
vacation with pay. 4o-hr. wk.. perm.
year-around Job. Apply 621 II St.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK ROOM MAN
Must b Al portrait printer. B
day week. Call FIR. 443z. Es12
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PAPER HANGER or painter. COM
bination preferred. 1st class only.
UN. 908S. Ill
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AUTOMOBILE Statesmen

Get into the low-price field now. Ex-
cellent opportunity for good men
who are accustomed to hard work
and good pay. Must be sober, reli-
able and aggressive. Contact Mr..
Shaw, MONROE FORD CO., 1897
East-West hwy, Silver Spring. Md.
Ill
BAKER, experienced on cakes and
pastries. Day work. Call RA. 1884.
BELL BOY-Apply AIAan Towers,
500 Massachusetts, ave. NV. LII
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DRUG CLERK. EXP

DRUG CLERK, EXP.
Excel. salary and comm: permanent.
Shepherd Park Pharmacy
7723 GEORGIA AVE. NV. is
DRY CLEANER AND sPOTTER, col
ored, experienced. solvent system;
good Job for right man; IS years OF
age or over; SIS . week. Apply
Sunday 1910 7th st. NV, 8 to 12
noon: Monday. 1914h 14th st. NV.
am. -l2
with d. c. card, ist-
class mechanic only. Call HO. 1855.
ELECTRICIAN-Mus have d. C..
journeyman work card. drivers per-
init; must be sober; must know re-
gaiT bssissssa p1ssSaa Call Ii. 4-2l1s'
ELECTRONIC, product line super
sGs; person sao0'q D. fEsSe,saSis sEsoospfNa eo i
1347 8. Capitol st. Cat o stO. ID
ELECTRONICs OR RADIO ENGINEER
Free to travel. Apply HOPKINS
ENGINEERING CO., INC, S31
Munsey Bldg. RE. 1915. Ia
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. ex-
perienced. preferably middle-aged
and retired. Call CO. 1895. --13
Evening star., 1950-11-11
PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening in the press
room that offers an opportunity for
be between 21 and 80 years Of age,
. high school graduate. OF heavy
build, and capable Of giving good
attendance. Must be able to pass q
physical exam. Apply Personnel.
Room 5o6. Open 1905 weekdays
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
PLUMBER, with D. c. drivers permit
for jobbtpg and remodeling work.
Must be hrst-class mechanic. Refs.
r. 1. ave. AZ me- a n Ho. goo & soN. Va I3o4
PLUMBER. exp.: steady work. FA.
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HELP MEN

appliance-Neat young
man for old, established firm; must
have successful BACKGROUND In retail
sales appliances; permanent, guar
anteed salary and store leads. COM
pany car furnished with company
maintenance. See Mr.. Flynn, JOHN
9. WEBSTER CO., since 1912, 627
iSs - Part time or or fun
time, to sell nationally advertised
TV; no exper. necessary; liberal
commissions. See Mr.. Burke, MID
WAY APPLIANCES, 1901 18th st.
NV. -I2
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AUTO MECHANICS
Three frst-class men needed for one
Of the best shops in Alexandria.
GOOD PAY
See Mr. Hughes,
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1901 Orinoco st., Alex. Va.

AUTO RADIATOR taKe-off man.
AnTo Ads~s ~kADiiaroE SSiiS REpArRMAN. Sns ausl-
ified man only need apply. AD.
AuT0 igH SALESMAN, a5 to 45, must
be settled, good appearing. hard
working and desirous of perma-
nent position with Chevrolet and
one Of the most aggressive dealers
night outfit, instead demands the
highest caliber personnel. Write
Box l01-D. Star for personal
AUTO SALESMAN. to sell the beaut.
rev Kaiser and the sensational new
Henry j.; also very select stock
of fne used cars. ScHLEGEL g.
GOLDEN, INC, 119 Carroll St,
Takoma Park, D. c.. GE. $500.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen (2). At
tractive proposition for aggressive,
energetic salesmen with sales ex-
perience to sell one of the outstand-
ing cars Of 1861. Must be hard
worker and neat in appearance. See
MIR. MURPHY, "a II st. ne. -12
AUTO SALESMEN-Good opportunity
for aggressive energetic statesmen to
sell new De Sotos and Plymouths.
Must be sober and neat in appear.
ance: Apply in person. FALLS
way and Hillwood ave-, Falls Church
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, excel. op-
liberal conspensation G plan. Foi Fol
appt., phone Mr.. Kaufman or MIR
Moran. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON CO.
INC. AP, 1000. Ill
Evening star., 1950-11-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To sell Baby Ruth and Butterflngers.
on franchise basis, In Silver Spring
and lower MONTGOMERY County Cash
deposit required. Good salary and
commission. Should live in county.
Write J. r. STIREWALT. 1866
Hamilton st. NV. for interview.
No phone calls.
SALESMENLOpport for ambit-
ious. aggressive men. with national
beverage company. Phone OF. 1884
for appointment. Ill
Statesmen, part time. for selling
life. accident and health insurance.
statesmen, inside. Friday evening
and Saturday; only those able to
work both days need apply; oppor-
tunity for extra evening work for
two weeks prior to Christmas. Give
day phone number. Write Box 27S-
d, Star. liz
statesmen, experienced. for men'i
clothing and furnishings; steady
and extra work; excellent salary
EISEMENS. 7th and r sts. NV
Statesmen to sell hand drawn. un.
usual Christmas cards. Commission
hAsis RoY AlT.n Star Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-11
HELP MEN

DISPATCHER in radio and Ty serv.
i've department; knowledge OF city
essential; some knowledge Of radio
and Tv desirable. Apply lis 3
Evening star., 1950-11-11
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q high
years Of age to work as q ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
cetyable. routine and control.
knowledge Of bookkeeping and typ
ing Is required. 40-hour. 5-dsy wk.,
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days S:30-5. Sat-. 81. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
11a1 pannruirania Ara MN
Evening star., 1950-11-11

LITHoGRAPHER, top wages, yaca-
tion with pay, 40-hr. wk., perm.
year-areund Job. Apply 621 II st.
NV. ia
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

experienced operator with a
license for a permanent job with
The Evening Star; 1886 years of
age, capable Of passing o physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Open weekdays. S:30-5; Sat-. 81.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

LIQUOR SALESMAN
Permanent position for experienced
man in well-known and long -estab-
ished liquor store Good salary. ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
State refs. age. Box 3o3-E. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Sesqui Faith Drama
To Go on Next Year

The patriotic drama Faith of
Our Fathers" definitely will be
produced next summer in ex-
panded form in the Carter T.
Barron Amphitheater in Rock
Creek Park.
This was announced last night
by Melvin D. Hildreth. executive
vice chairman Of the National
Capital Sesquicentennial Commis-
sion. The decision was reached at
a meeting of the executive COM
mittee in the Office of Commits
sioner John Russell Young in the
District Building. Mr.. Hildreth
said the decision was unanimous.
Also unanimous was appoint
ment of Gerhard Van Arkel, coun-
sci of the Senate District Commit
tee, as general counsel for the
commission. He succeeds Walter
M. Bastian, now District Court
judge.
Mr.. Hildreth explained Drama
tist Paul Green will rewrite por-
tions of the drama to give greater
emphasis to Washington's con-
rection with the District.
Mr.. Hildretn said the feeling is
the commission wants to keep the
admission cost as low as possible.
But it was made clear the actual
price has not yet been determined
The committee asked Mr.. Green
and Paul M. Massmann, general
manager. to supply further in-
formation before next seasons
ticket prices can be announced.
Mr.. Hildreth said he would like
to see a 50-cent general admission
charge and free parking.
Asked about Mr.. Massmann's
future status, Mr.. Hildreth said
1--WE hope he will continue on. !"
But this will be discussed at a
later meeting, he said. Mean
while, it has been announced
nearly a dozen persons will be
dropped from the staff next Fri
day.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Way 10 Send Relief
To Korea Outlined
Al Conference Here

How community groups and
other organizations can send re-
lief to Korea was outlined here
last night.
Clarence E. Pickett, acting
chairman of the American Council
on Voluntary Agencies for Foreign
Service, told of the procedure to
be followed and exactly what is
needed, during a special confer
ence on Korean reconstruction.
His address was one of four which
followed the close of the second
National Conference on the Occu-
pied Areas, held in the United
States Chamber Of Commerce
Building.
In speaking Of the congestion
on the Korean docks and other
difficulties involved in providing
relief, Mr.. Pickett said the govern
ing body of the project is now
being developed. The initial work
of the organization, called Amer
lean Relief for Korea, is being
carried out through a working
committee composed of represent
atives of several participating
agencies.
They are the American Foun-
dation for Overseas Blind, Ameri-
can Friends Service Committee,
Brethren Service Commission.
Church World Service, Congrega-
tional Christian Service Commit
tee, International Rescue Commit
tee, Labor League of Human
Rights of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. Lutheran World
Relief, Mennonite Central Com
mittee. Salvation Army, Save the
Children Federation, Unitarian
Service Committee, War Relief
Services of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference, World Stu
dent Service Fund and the YWCA
World Emergency Fund.
Headquarters of American Re-
lief for Korea are at 20 West
Fortieth street, New York 18, N. Y.
Plans are under way there for re-
ceiving, processing and shipping
supplies on the priority list Of the
United Nations Unified Command,
at present the only distributor.
Any organization wishing to
participate in providing these ar
ticles should communicate with
the relief organization. It was
emphasized this should be done
before making any collection, since
only articles on the priority list
can use the precious shipping
space. Money for the purchase of
processing of goods by the men,
ber agencies may be sent to relief
headquarters.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Mrs. vann Named 10 Head
Episcopal Hospital Board

Mrs. H. King Vann has been
named president of the Board of
Lady Managers of the Episcopal
Hospital. officials announced to-
day.
Other officers. all elected at a
meeting yesterday, include Mrs.
Angus Dun. honorary vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. William Hotel,
Miss Constance E. Tyler, Mrs.
Walter G. Dunlop and Mrs. Edward
j. Kaiser, vice presidents.
Mrs. Walter L. Heiberg was
elected recording secretary. Mrs.
Erwin D. Foos, corresponding Sec
retary; Miss Susan Hacker, treas
urer, and Mrs. I. c. Fenton, as
sistant treasurer. Miss Katherine
Poole will serve as historian.
Members of the boards house
committee include Mrs. John G.
STACK, Mrs. Hotel, Mrs. H. c.
Bangs, Mrs. Edward Clifford, Mrs.
Hugo Winkler. Mrs. c. w. Sprunt
and Mrs. w. c. Sterling.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
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