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Evening star., 1951-02-22
PAINTERS

TSr neTmanent earse Job. 0af inside 'sse WORK: SO
gay gay Apply Fri. manager. 33 3341
23rd Sc. Sc: -s3
PHARMACIST = Registered, young,
counter work. Apply STANDARD
DRUG CO. lI13 g st; NV. --25
ether Sun; loea! gef: Apply EMPIRE
sIs1ds HSEs4RoSp 81 saPeE,spssd psT Es
Rhode Island ave. ne. ---25
PORTER, excel. working cond. for
reliable man with dept. store exper.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd floor. BONDS
CLOTHES, 1885 F st. NV.
PORTER and dishwasher. colored,
9n5Iv s9iS & Closed sun ,y and driSINX hHidSSi
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. -2S
PORTER. liquor store; exper.; refs.
necessary Apply in person. LANES
LIQUOR LOCKER. 310s Rhode Is
poRTERs asHd rs ta,, colored, for tun-.ime
Silver Spring ice cream and candy
Bethesda store; group hospitaliza-
tion. paid vacation; 44-hour week
include some week end and eve
ming work Apply 8 am to m,
at CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO.. sl03
PREsSER-Perm. salaried position
for lst-ciass man; only sober, steady
need apply. 1888 Ga. ave. NV. --23
PRESSER. Quality work; excellent
salary. WAGON DRY CLEANERS.
Cypress $500. 22s
Evening star., 1951-02-22
SHOE statesmen

SOLICITORS, exper. We have q build;
ing program in progress that will
enable you to earn. $40 to Sl6 per
day. Apply 1109 Mt. olivet rd. ne,
ssfEcnfrGATfoa i n e IL M WRITERS. s expert
enced in electronic equipment. air.
craft radio or radar. and CAPABLE OF
outlining test procedures: knowledge
Of Government Specifications is de-
sirable. INQUIRE, manager. Engineer-
Gpo5ep ip5 psTsonne + q aox fEIn su,alo A5fcFAY S r. 7
SPOTTER. silk, white, for retail sol.
geTking haNEes ceaaitiGns sasa 'a,n s. SANITARY
Be sober and 'es Conscientious M MiI; WORKER.
Steady empl. with good pay. Apply
Anbsi3 Il 5sdsSn' cEAaGs = aGsose; se4 Mont Mont
ssTHSoSSRAphhR sGRssS a. hlff. vi Vice presidssts
to. start. Give experience. age and
reference. Box 76-R. Star. -22
sTENOGRAPHER. 9 to s. I-hr. lunch,
35-hr. wk. Time and "a after 2
hours daily. 1-day sick, leave allow
Start $5i. AUTOMATIC wage Increases
to S71. Able to transpose from notes
and recorders. some clerical work.
Age 1895. Vic. 18th and Columbia
I'd. NV. Call HU. 9204 Tor inter
sToCK CLERK for storehouse; age
26-35; able to keep neat and accu-
rate records; assist in receiving and
disbursing materials; starting salary
S212 so per mo-, 40-hr. wk., time
and one-half overtime: vacation,
group, life. sickness and retirement
benefits avail. A permanent position
If you can meet our requirements.
Phone MR.. ENGLISH. ia. $500.
-o2
STOCK CLERK, so to go. with knowl-
edge of typing. to take charge of
parts department: permanent job,
good pay. disqualification and in
surance benefits; vacation with pay.
Apply 2 to 4 PM. G. B. MACKE
CORP. 212 H st. NV. ST. $500.
STOCK CLERK, young man, 1913.
white: some retail selling required.
Apply WILLIAM BALLANTYNE d
SONS. 1921 r ST N w Pa
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HELP MEN tcont. }
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS and
helpers. LAPP BROS. BRAKE
SERVICE 1905 l. ct NV -23

AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS and
SERVICE. 1906 L st. NV. -23
AUTO MECHANIC. 5-day week. clean
Job, servicing new cars. Parking
Privileges. Guaranteed income, yaca-
River I'd. and B. & Q. Railroad,
Bethesda,Md. L. p. STEUART, INC.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be 1st class;
RsssSt AsSsTanssssR ssRytcE a9d 4sss
Washington blvd. Arlington. cH.
Afro METAL MAN. A fast expert
can, average. $3.50 per week. on per
lent WORKING conditions. MASTER
AUTO; BoDYs a24o Prospect ave
afro PaEIs MAN, for for, .;;ss ssss0. j. new "
a6na car but parss exper eaGe not
i essential. win 'tT train Il Il neeessars,
benefits. Possibilities almost un-
limited. See MR.. MODESITT, or MR..
2ls East Montgomery ave. Rockville,
AIfo Mai Fl fAsTs s1s'' MAN to work in our
parts wholesale operation: sick
dement's. paid vacation, profit shar-
6Eors. 5f; PsE fERw pGs,1lSa %o4oR co &C. mi hI
14th st. NV. DE. 1910. -23
AUToMoTIvE PARTS HELPER. ex-
per. beneficial; GI training pro;
yacation and holidays, hospitaliza-
espp,elS esSp sts sse sMaLoNEYs a Ys0nfS fNc In
ternational Truck Dealer. s126 Ga.
BAR AND GRILL MANAGER. good
opportunity for right nan. mar asSan stase
BETLBoY AND PACKAGE RIM. BOY;
exp. Apply AL.BAN TOWERS. Apt,
BODY AND FENDER MAN-lsI
ft6sS AUTO 0ne BODY 81 saoP. Sa'a sa14 Prospect
ave. NV. MI. 1868. -23,,
BODY AND FENDER MAN. good all
round man: for new. modern bldg; !;
best Of equipment; permanent posi-;
pay. TEMPLE MOTOR CO. 1914
Diagonal rd., Alexandria, Va. OV'
BODY AND FENDER MAN. Al. White
a'a: B1Dy or w3RKs eaEi 80. Ffsf s47o. 1888 aa st
BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. ac-
counts receivable. experience pre-
ferred. 5-day week; 500 to sos
sookkEEPiiNS Be- fSssFii stafi MACH. OPERATOR,
permanent position; experience not
necessary; some typing ability pre-
ferred: excellent working conditions.
MR.; poRA!N; OR: 1900. - -.
only. Bannockburn job at Glen
Echo. See YOUNGERMAN or
CARBURETOR and ignition man.
Must be experienced. and be able
to take charge Of service dept.
Salary, commission. UNITED CAR
BURETOR SERVICE, 606 E. Mont
gomery ave, Rockville, Nd, Rock
Vile 1885. -26
CARPENTERS, exper.; must have
own tools. 2o31 r. I. ave. ne. ga
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Clerk-Stenogranher

Real estate firm desires the services
Of an experienced young lady. capa-
PIE Of accurate dictation and typing;
have good recommendations. Salary
commensurate with ability. Five
. day week. For interview. call MR..
Evening star., 1951-02-22
NIGHT CLERK


Apply in person. managers ofice, HAY
ADAMS HOUSE, 18th and n sts. NV.
NIGHT ENGINEER, for large apt.
development in Silver Spring; $115
per month, plus apt, Elderly white
couple, without children preferred.
Excellent opportunity. Please call
MR.. FINNEY. Friday. JU. 7-e3S3.
NIGHT WATCHMAN.. on construction
Job. Must be reliable. Bring refs.
Good pay. 9Th st. and Southern
ave. Sc. Ask for MR.. ROACHE or
MR.. RICHMAN. 10. 3-9s93. "a
OFFSET FRESHMAN to run 41x54
Potter; night shift; only highly
skilled man need apply. CRAFTS
NAN PRESS, INC, 415 11th st, s,w.
ST. 0444. --23
PAINTER-Man with spray exper
preferred. Would be interested in an
all-around mechanic who can do
some carpenter work for trailer re-
pairing. Apply Mr.. Schaff. AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO.. INC, 4o30 wis.
ave NV. -yA
Evening star., 1951-02-22
MESSENGER

With MOTORCYCLE and side car.
Full-time Job with business research
organization. Elk. 11SS. -2S
MESSENGER-CLERK = Investment
banking organiZation; white only.
DI 30fiA -o4
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MESSENGER

Young man, 1910 years OF age, neat
in appearance. courteous and will
ing to give good attendance. 5-day.
40-hour week. Apply personnel. RIM.
sos. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11AI pa hun w
Evening star., 1951-02-22

TYPiST FILE CLERK-For general
ONCE work. Exp unnecessary, If &C.
ein,ait enrate and Tiiing TO accept Tespont.
working cond. Prefer resident Of
Silver Spring. Takoma area. Tele-
phone GE. 5214 for interview. --25
Evening star., 1951-02-22
MEN

Ambitious, alert, aggressive, to train
as managers for q national small
convassing job, no experience neces-
sary. Straight salary. paid vaca-
tion. other employe benefits. Rapid
advancement. viii accept trainees
under GI bill Car required. Apply
in person to 5 weekdays, 8 to ]
Saturday. LINCOLN LOAN SERV-
ICE, INC, l6 Carroll ave, Takoma
Park. Md, 3403 Perry St., Mt.
Rainier, Md. -25
Evening star., 1951-02-22
CAR HOP

CAR WASHER, experienced. handy
around gas station; good salary to
right man. CoNNoR's. INC. 33552l
CAR WASHERS, colored. to work
in auto laundry; steady work; no
drinkers; extra men for week ends.
35l0 Ga. ave. NV. -23
CAR WASHERS with reference.
Excellent salary and commission.
Apply WROES SUNOCO SERVICE,
1901 Ga. ave NV. -22
CARPENTER-Insid work for. man
who can do neat trim work for
trailer repairing. Apply Mr.. Schaff,
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC,
4030 Wisconsin ave. Nv, -@5
CARPENTERS (2)-1st-class men
only; l door hanger. l all-around
trim hand. Long Job Go to Rock
crest on Viers Mill rd., near Rock
CARVER AND COUNTER MAN; must
be experienced; refs. Apply 305 9th
st. NV, 10-11 am. and 2:3o-5
pm. HICKORY HOUSE. Ask for
Harry -22
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IYPlSI
knowledge of Shorthand
TYPIST-CI,ERK

Permanent position for experienced
typist. Vacation with pay, group
insurance. including disqualification
and other employe benefits; 5-day,
sGdREs s41S5 Ts INC Ap9ly isaS 4ts sAFEwAa ~ y.
Evening star., 1951-02-22

DAVIDSON OF. multilith operator. ex-
perienced only need apply. SLANT
LTTHOGRAPH SERVICE, so Inde-
pendence ave. s.w. EX. 1887. "a
WANT few neat young men with
hackers cards who are interested
in driving limousines sight seeing
summer months. Call Otis S455
THIS HIS is pim' 4 'ss,ooo-s1o, ,ooo.A-YEaAR
JOB. Requirements are: neat an
pearance and fair talker to the
public. Hrs. from 6-11 pm. If this
fits your ability, apply in your own
hand writing: name, age, address and
phone number. etc. Salary or COM
mission. We can arrange your trans
portation. Box 49S-K. Star. -22
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS. We
LAND TAILOR. 1919 r ST. NV.
PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME sales
man. Silver Spring territory. open.
The fence season is Just beginning;
good deal for right man. KEYSTONE
FENCE CO, 1918 M st. --25
HAD 1T. DO you have that
cramped feeling such as boss
breathing down your neck" and
making less than $4,000 per year?
Write giving name. phone number.
address, present employment. Box
23-B, Star. -25
Evening star., 1951-02-22

PIX OPERATOR-TYPIST, in large
established real estate ONCE; per-
manent, good pay, 5-day week, hos
pitalization and surgical Dement'S,
paid vacation; work under pleasant
conditiGns annH with censena sas M ps1Rgne paRgn
PHHoToGRAPHER PRINTER. exper.
on Eastman Rollhead printer, must
be able to produce: excellent work
ing cond.. good pay. perm. position.
pkRRss kkRsly oPERRaToREsper 5P s. srs only
good pay and working conds.. many
other ADVANTAGES. Apply in person,
STERLING LAUNDRY, 1O21 27th
REAL Il, ESTATE sALEswoMAN, BOSS
4 PHELPS. INC. 1417 X st, NV.
REcEPTIoNIsT BooKKEEPER. for
see'Pe s.e. Pesident a'r preferred. 70. O. s-4S4o.
RECEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT. 5na-day wk;
starting salary. See MR.. LYONS,
RENTAL Ss al c CLERK. ERIK experienced. for
housing DEVELOPMENT; prefer some
one LYING in Arl,nsson .pd PLEASE ss,apv ap
REsipESr 1ssH1isSS iSz %ANGER&Pnsler s'at wiaoT
or married cple.. no children. See
MR.. FALCONE. 9:30 m. to II 80
am. at 500 Conn. ave. NV. %
SALESLADY. exclusive Conn. ave.
speciality shop. Excellent salary.
and commission paid weekly. Out
Of town experience preferred. Ma.
sALESLADY for garden supply store;
exper. not necessary; pleasant sur
: roundings. 40-hour week. Reply in
writing only stating age and salary
expected. MRS. BRAMHALL, 6515
sALEsLADY AND CASHIER. white,
refined. 20 to 40. for bakery and
confectionery; experienced; 8 days;
start at IL noon. AvIGNONE
FREREs, 1777 Columbia rd.. co.
SALESLADY, full-time or contingent
for Saturdays. ladies' ready-to-wear;
excellent proposition; steady posi-
tion. Apply HOLLYWOOD. 7o3 9TH
sSAsiLEHsTIADIEs-Exper. Al STEADY posi-
ton. Good salary Apply ALMA
SHOPS, Ladies Wear. 1882 Wilson
blvd, Arl., or 1873 8. Wash. st..
SALEsLADY, experienced. for acces-
sorry and sportswear dept. in our
beautiful Silver Spring store. IN
teresting, permanent position for
qualified person. Apply 1924 r St.
NV, JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO,
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SALESMAN

With experience in curtain and
drapery field. to sell Venetian blinds
70 retail outlets in Nd sohs va: fs,a and
offers an established territory pro-
viding immediate income on lib
eraI commission basis with . draw
ing account, a lifetime JOB with in
surance plan. two weeks vacation
and opportunity for ADVANCEMENT
In the organization. BOX 2Za-E'
Star. @4
Evening star., 1951-02-22
MARRIED MAN

With car to train locally for perma-
nent position with large manufac-
turing company. win consider mex
perienced man who Is willing worker;
man accepted will work under super
earnings while training around S100
weekly. Apply before pm. Ills
o OF. 50. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-22
CREDIT MANAGER

Mayer 81 Company desires
the services Of a credit man
ager who has experience with
o top quality retail clientene.
We must have an able. hard
working man who knows
credit authorize lions and COL
lections as we'll as Office pro-
cedure. This is q responsible
position and will pay well.
Apply to Mr.. Zweigenhaft.
MAYER & co.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
JANITOR

Colored dayworker needed for large
NV. apartment house. Good salary,
pleasant working conditions, rea-
sonable hours. Age $3.50. Apply
MRS. FRANKHAUSER, 4201 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV.
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CASHIER

And some ONCE work for liquor store;
opportunity for ambitious. serious
minded person to advance; good
salary CENTRAL, SIS 9th st. NV.
Do not phone. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-22

Bile OF accurate dictation and typlng.
Must be high school graduate and
Commensurate with ability. Five
sibwfEE. faE Esfi. ks kSr 1861 s1nosssa5vieW. call MR.
CLERK-TYPIsT = Good at detail.
For small trade association oficc.
Perm. 5-day. Salary open. ST.
cLEKIK-TYPIsT. exper.. for gene general
Apply BARBER & ROSS CO., 5th
CLERK-TYPIST. capable with fig-
abty aEfI saa5S ABBY eSmIenfasa1s % g. saMscH T.Ih
Va. ia. 4-125O. -3s3
CLERK-TYPIST. white; young lady
wanted, for. general ofice work;
knowledge Of simple accounting pro-
ITS: 6HSday wk. call Mr. White,
De $500. L. P. sTEUART. INC,
cLERkETHPisT. iia II 81 experienced, I for or.
der department of an old-established
gTosE gs5Sas snd sPRsW sWplsyf sens rADpfy
chRRk-rYP1sr-Large nR K II; national Con-
Germ, 40-hr: week, pleasant sur
Monday. "a
CLERK-TYPIsT, to train on billing
machine, wanted by large wholesale
jewelry; good pay, 5-day wk., in
surance benefits. Apply FAIRFAX
pISTRdBUTIMG CO.. 702 n st. NV.
for general ONCE work; 5-day wk. !;
permanent position. Telephone for
appt., A. r. JORSS IRONWORKS,
INC. 1920 Gath st. NV. "a
CLERK-TYPISTS, at once; 5-day
wk.. S-hY. day; good salary: COM
benefits; advancement up TO you;
permanent only. Apply Mr.. Trice.
FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 627 7th St.
NV, ut 18th and @ SITS. Pa
Evening star., 1951-02-22
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
No experience nee; pleasant working
coEd.; good starting sal. and co.
benefits. Apply in person to Mr..
Winstead. CASTLEBERGS, 1904 F
St NV. -2S
Evening star., 1951-02-22

Experienced only need apply. STANT
LITHOGRAPH SERVICE. so In
dependence ave. s.w.. Elk. 1887.
-25
MALE CASHIER-Must be expe-
rienced; ref. required; 5-day wk.;
paid vacation; free life insurance
and disqualification; sal. $50 per wk
Apply in person. UNITED FOOD
STORES CORP. 1918 E st. s.w.
MACHINIST. white. all round. expert
mediate employment: good pay for
aqRaolfs RRsEAkcH Rss ~ 0ehsss' INe pspRe has
MANAGER, car washing laundry.
Must be capable of handling men.
Good salary. Pleasant working condiz
tions. Apply in person THE L ST.
AUTO LAUNDRY. 2o15 L st. NV.
MAssEURs. for modern health club:
sxper; necessary; good hours, salary.
MEATc1TTER. white. exper.; good
working conds.. good salary. Full
or part time. Apply MR.. DOVE.
3705 Nichols ave. Sc. "a
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Age 20-35. Day and evening posi-
rnent. Meals. laundry and other
Dement'S provided. Salary depends
upon qualifications and experience.
PATHOLOGY OFFICE
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
1915 Eye st. N.Wa RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
PART-TIME
SECRETARY

1885. to work Monday-Fri-
day evenings, $40 to 8, and
Sat. morn. Very pleasant work.
Excellent pay. Apply MR.. RUP-
PERT, Thurs. eve. 5:30-6, SOL
r. /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HELP MEN
COTLEGE MEN

II you have late afternoon and early
eve hours free. nights per .wk..
and interested in saleswork which
apply 1916 Conn. ave, Suite 919.
Evening star., 1951-02-22

For dry cleaning stores. Apply DICK
EYs CLEANERS. LIST and Rhods Is
land ave. u.Ws 40
Evening star., 1951-02-22
OPERATOR

Colored for large new NV. apartment
house Needs the services of in
teiligent, capable licensed elevator
operator. Age 30 to so. Apply
MRS. FRANKHAUSER, 4201 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Multigraph-M -Multilith
Operator

exper. In operating multigraph and
multilith machines: permanent posi-
ton. 5-day, 40-hour week, S51 to
S57 weekly to start, depending on
previous exper. and ability; paid va
cations and sick leave. Apply 8 80
ment office, CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
36th and M SITS. NV. Take Route
No 30, RoSSlyn car
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HOSTESS

HOSTESS
For night work. Must be experienced.
Apply in person HOTEL RALEIGH.
18th and Pa. ave. NV. See Mr..
Pierre, $3.50 a.rn.-2 m. No phone
HOTEL DESK CLERK-Knowledg
of PIX. board; excel salary; apply
ALBAN TOWERS, apt. hotel. 5000
Evening star., 1951-02-22
statesmen

Age $3.50, interested in making sales
nat. org. Start about $50 vk. Good
oppor. for rapid adv. Apply RIM.
702. 710 14th st. NV, 10 an
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Dance Patrons Named

luff and DR.. Raymond T. Holden.
Still others are Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett Ackerson. jr., Mrs. Corco-
ran Thorn, Capt. and Mrs. Charles
A. Buchanan. Maj. and Mrs. j.
Craig King, DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Coffey. DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Wilkes, Mrs. Nicholson Cream,
Mrs. David j. Dunnigan, DR.. and
Mrs. Thor Kerekes, DR.. and Mrs.
William j. DEM, DR.. and Mrs.
Marcel j. Foret, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Gabriel Murphy, Capt. and Mrs.
Bartholomew Hogan, Comdr. and
Mrs. James T. Sliney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Nieseon Gonsalez
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Bourret
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Montgom-
cry Wise, Judge and Mrs. Edward
F. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Camden
McAtee, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
Smith, jr.. and Mrs. Mccain
Smith.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Europe Fears II. S. Initiation,
Mrs. Anderson Declares

us and that their future depends
to a large extent on u.s." she
added.
The question she Is asked most
often has to do with initiation.
the ambassador reported. And
the second on the list-and the
most insistent Of all--is con-
cerned with the treatment of
Negroes in this country.
The people of Denmark are very
democratic and they know there
are areas in this country where
Negroes are denied civil rights. she
declared. They find it hard to
reconcile our words and deeds" :"
she added.
This is one of the subjects on
which there is much misunder-
standing, the ambassador said.
Many know nothing Of the his
tory or background Of the prob
lem or of the solutions that are
being brought ABOUT" she ex-
planned.
Although the press usually
makes little or no mention Of posi-
tive action taken to improve the
position Of Negroes in this coun-
try, favorable headlines resulted
when the embassy arranged for
the president of Tuskegee msti-
tute to make a speech during a
visit to Copenhagen. Mrs. Ander-
son declared.
The ambassador warned that
the racial issue is one that is be-
ing utilized with considerable ef-
feet by the Communists.
In another area. Western Euro
peans are asking if this country is
going to revert to isolationism. and
fourth question is concerned
with our long term goals. accord
ing to Mrs. Anderson.
"One Of their fears is that we
might shift our attention alto
gether to the Far East and become
so absorbed there that we won't
remember they are in the pic
ture too," she said.
They also are wondering if the
American people can follow
through on their program of Gre
ating basic conditions that will
make for peace. she reported.
These are questions that can't
be answered with one answer or
even in one SPEECH" Mrs. Ander-
son pointed out. Thank goodness"
she added, I'VE have an informa-
ton program in the embassy
which is doing an excellent job ~
She stressed, however, that her
first job is to answer questions
with the truth. And neither an
ambassador nor an information
program can do anything if the
American people aren't providing
the right answers" she declared.
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison, presi-
dent of the club, introduced guests
at the head table. who included
Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman. wife Of
the Secretary of the Interior;
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, wife Of
the Secretary Of Agriculture; Mrs
Frank Pace, jr., wife Of the Sec.
retary of the Army, and Mrs. Johr
F. Simmons, wife of the Chief o!
Protocol of the State Department.
: Mrs. George Davis. Mayor o.
Washington, Va, also was q lunch
con guest.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
GNU Trustees
ToBe BeHonored

A luncheon in honor of the
Board Of Trustees of the George
Washington University will be
given by the Columbian Women of
the university on Saturday in the
National Press Club auditorium
DR.. Elmer Louis Kayser, dean
of the university, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
The trustees expected to attend
are Undersecretary of State James
E. Webb; Homer Cummings, for
mer attorney general of the United
States; B. M. McKelway. DR.. Gill
bert Grosvenor, DR.. Charles STAN
ley White, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, Clarer ce A
Aspinwall and Lyman ]. Briggs.
Dr.. Kayser will speak on the
organizations Know Your Uni
versity" program for the coming
year which will include specia
!. events honoring the medical, Law
and other colleges Of the uni
Versity.
Evening star., 1951-11-06

Official, service and residential
circles of Washington are repre-
sented on the patrons list for the
annual supper dance of the Alum
nae Of the Convent of the Sacred
Heart to be held at 9 pm. Friday
at the Sulgrave Club.
Proceeds from the dance will
be turned over to the alumnae
scholarship fund, which helps de-
serving young women attend the
Stone Ridge Country Day School
of the Sacred Heart, 8101 Rock
vile pike, Bethesda, Md.
Among the patrons are the
United States Ambassador to
Costa Rica and Mrs. Philip B
Fleming, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Robert Donohue, Mrs. Eugene
Roberts, Capt. and Mrs. Parke H
Brady, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. w
Edward Cole, Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis, Mrs. Frank Sling
Evening star., 1951-11-06
By Frances Lide

The people of Western Europe
are watching anxiously to see If
the United States is going to be
able to control imitation, Mrs.
Eugene Anderson, United States
Ambassador to Denmark, declared
yesterday.
Imitation means something more
disastrous to most Western Euro
pean countries than it does to the
people Of this country. she told the
Woman's National Democratic
Club. And they know their econ
omy is so dependent on ours that
any change in ours is reflected
or magnified in their own" she
explained.
Nearing the end of stay of sew
eral weeks in the United States.
Mrs. Anderson was honored by the
club at one of its largest lunch
cons of the season. She was in
troduced by Mrs. India Edwards.
vice chairman of the Democratic
National Committee and director
of it's women's division.
Pointing out that the country's
top-ranking woman diplomat,
whose home is in Red Wing, Mimi,
frequently is described as the
typical housewife" Mrs. Edwards
declared: Il wish she were typi-
cal. And hope the time will come
when all housewives will be like
her. But she is an inspiration to
all the wives and mothers Of this
country. And she is typical Of the
best in American womanhood."
Mrs. Anderson devoted her ad-
dress to discussion OF the ques-
tions she is asked most often
about the United States by West
ern Europeans. She has found a
real desire for knowledge and
understanding of the United
States, she said. but she also
has found a great deal of mis-
understanding and much doubt
and anxiety concerning our in
tentions for the future. They
feel they have cast their lot with
Evening star., 1951-11-06
THESE WoMEN By dAaoP Delta Gamma To Give Two Teas

Graduate women and faculty
members of the graduate schools
of George Washington University
will be entertained by Beta Chap
ter of Phi Delta Gamma, grad.
uate fraternity for women, at
open house teas on Thursday and
Friday at Woodruff House.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. Mrs
Joshua Evans, jr., Miss Mildred
Green, Miss Elsie Green and Miss
Frances Kirkpatrick will preside
at the tea table Thursday. and
those asked to pour on Friday
include Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Mrs. B. H. Jarman, DR.. Thelma
Hunt. DR.. Mary Rose, Mrs. STAN
ton c. Craigie and Miss Grace
Wilson.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Sorority Official
is Visitinq Here

Miss Kay Jabes Of Wichita
Kans., international representa-
tive Of NJ Phi Mu Sorority, will
attend a rush meeting Of Alpha
Chapter to be held at 1880 pm
tomorrow in the Beta Sigma Phi
Iclubrooms at 1910 Twentieth
street NV.
Miss Jabes is in Washington tt
explain the purposes of M Phi
Mu, an organization for girls be.
tween Is and 81. Upon reaching
I21, members are eligible to trans.
fer to Beta Sigma Phi.