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Evening star., 1951-12-02

A calendar full of Christmas
programs is slated for the coming
week as women's clubs of the
Washington area prepare for the
holiday season.
Music will be featured at a
number of meetings, while other
| groups will center their attention
on suggestions for Christmas gifts
or the collection of gifts for the
needy.
With the less fortunate in mind
members of the American News
paper Women's Club will man jim
Gibbons WMAL Country Store or
\ Tuesday, to aid in the collection OF
holiday contributions to be dis
tributed by the Christmas Bureau
| Mrs. Harold H. Burton. an as
sociate member of the club. will
be on hand between Q and 4 pm
to accept donations of canned
foods. toys and clothes and to
assist Mr.. Gibbons in interviewing
passers-by and contributors.
Gifts for the children who are
patients at Gallinger Hospital will
be collected from members of Eta
Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Beta
ri, international legal sorority, at
a chapter meeting Tuesday night.
Mrs. Eunice johnson Hessick will
be hostess to the group at her
home at so Woodlawn avenue,
Kenwood, Md.
Assisting Mrs. Hessick will be
Mrs. Anna Moulton, Mrs. Georgia
Alexander, Miss Thias Spencer
and Mrs. Cecil M. Roeder.
Suggestions for Christmas deco
rations, gifts and gift wrappings
and food will be exchanged by
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Christmas Proqronns Crowd Calendar

Boys Choir, will be shown at d
meeting of the Lyon Village
Woman's Club at 8 pm. Wednes.
day in the Lyon Village Commu-
nifty House. The program, which
lis being sponsored by the music
group, will include singing o1
Christmas carols.
A program of Christmas music
will be presented by the fine arts
section of the Silver Spring Junior
Women's Club at. 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the Grace Episcopal
Church Hall at 1901 Georgia ave-
niue. Silver Spring. Md. Mrs. Dom
aid S. Lowe will direct the pro-
gram.
Mrs. John N. Ragsdale III will
be narrator. and the arts ano
icrafts section. under the direction
of Mrs. Willis Nolan, will have
charge of background scenery
The American home section. oil
which Mrs. Louis Mizell is chair
man, will have charge Of decora-
tions and refreshments.
Foreign students from the State
Departments Orientation Center
will be entertained by the Mortar
Board Alumnae Of Washington al
a Christmas buffet supper party
at $3.50 pm. Friday in the home
of Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist, 1895
Thirtieth place NV. Mrs. Fac
Finter is in charge of reservations
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Bazaar includes
Turkey Dinner

The Ladies Guild of Trinity
Episcopal Church will hold its an
nual bazaar and turkey dinner on
Thursday beginning at 2 pm. in
the parish hall Of the church at
Piney Branch road and Dahlia
street NV.
Items to be offered include
homemade cakes, candy, fancy
gifts, aprons, toys, handkerchiefs
and towels. There will also be q
white elephant table. a grab bag
for the youngsters and plants and
Christmas decorations.
A turkey dinner will be served
from to 7 pm. under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Frank Pickett.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Luncheon Tuesduv

The Excelsior Literary Club will
hold luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. Tuesday at the Broadmoor.
with Mrs. Arthur L. Hayford as
hostess.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Alumnae-Thursday. SIS pm. with
Mrs. B. P. Blasingame, 5009 Twenty.
second street, Arlington
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18

Son oet ieh5ig beiteben6en Dio5ee
Observation-Disclosures .baben fiebaebn
bis iebt lire Gore fiir ettpaige Neger-
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ben 5lpeibunoertadt dtlinoiieb5ig Hotter
li6en Seminarien breiuno5pan5ig.
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boberen S6ulen, 5ulnal fir Weabhen
nimmt INNER nod feline l6mar3en
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pielmebr 1lnter Dem 1rnf ser @ltern
Ser neiBen Shiilerirnen. 8abrbaftig
fem gldn5eltoes 3eltgnis fir fatboli-
icbe 8elpdbrung ibres 8laubens ourb
oie Sat.
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fen MIR Elm fleines 6elo, auf Dem ii6
ser unterld)ieo 5pii6en Sem 9efennt-
mis- uno ser 8etdtigung oes @laubens
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geno lnO I6madoou bemerfbar
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gernil6ten gbe, ser @eburterfon-
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tung bon pielen slrbeitgebern uno
ni6t penigen arbeiterfiibrern, in Sen
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tpeilen, Die all5u allgemein Das Ser
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aus1pirft. gs iinO Sic grorterungen
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lonoern einfaf) niihterne &enntnis=
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8ir tun uns 10 piel 5u gut ouf bas
@a6stum Ser Stride bier5ulanoe, auf
Die Stellung I'M offentli6en 2eben,
auf ibre Satigteit. 8elpiB beitebt fein
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piel pollfommenerer fatbolii6en 8e=
pdbrung in aqen 2agen oes 2ebens.
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OHIO-wAIsENFREUND

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nigin oes Beltaas, tie lit oeine quite,
itnrfe Otutter. sic lit Dir nabe, an
ibrer Mutterbano fitbrt tie oid ourb
aues groenleiO beim 81 @ott.
IT," P. H. HopSter.
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beitete, laiien ii6 5tpar MIR fnappe
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-17
enoueh 10 .hoq lhe show. ="


ons, l-cnt.y Al Duio~ and
ljun 3.cadn SIZE two most like
r. 70 hatc fcN votes thrown
'N"t say when tn ballotiue bc
-fs An auay OF talent. doesn't
r. ~ 3, possible for Mum TO
l,aNe more than on, 81 the two
y lho game long enough 10 catch
voters eyes
Tor instance Willie Thtpwct.
om u the better pa;,ct> on the
,siaH ani number three quar-
i.lea.s he seem ll''e ot no Scf
We" Il, thirc others must share
ihc -Pnal calling with top man
pulow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-17
Gil Stops Docusen

PillIADfl.l
WcltclWclgr
On tho ha,
'tu.nct ~ tn
Hacking up p =" n
s,onal victory Monday n'l =,
Turner opPon 80 7efh''s
cusen Of New p any = n
the end OF the 81 "a"
ing. I've had i
Tie IS eN
ii he
hi wr prints
punches tnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-17
City Champ
St. Antoine Wins

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Spokesman for the PWYC
announced this week that they
expect 70 Join one of the local
leagues and play full SEIZED
ule.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-17


Coach Bigeie Mum. along
with his unlimited talented
players exhibited sixty min
minutes Of real football Saiur-
day using more deception than
had been displayed in their
other six games combined. Too.
they were flawless regardless
OF what eleven men were on
the field al any given time
Notre Dnr on tn olhet
4ui outri,>,ci fioln thc G ISL
pla, of inv game to 'hc lls'
rrvci quit Tiny plltti ,nd
pi~ycd hari bat just dsiut hsve
the know hoN Tho Fiah,n,
l. -h from South Bend were out
plNcd oyclpoNrtci and eyct-
~hclmci
End in Row
Incidental, the 800 ,ofe
IS .,s Tie lar se,t s,9tc rttti I'D
~ MSC III, season Too 81, ~
tory wa, The eoond n .ose ,pcr
Nd foi Mum Young tean that
enters the Bic Ten officially tWo
veal, hence
MISC should place two or
three players on the most All
American teams tins fall but
- IS doubtful. If more Than two
players will get serious consid.
eraiion Reason: Only two or
three players are III the game
on defense and defense. long
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Mccarthy Will Answer
Truman on ; Networks
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
of Wisconsin announced last night
three radio networks have given
him Is minutes time to answer
President Truman's attack Tues
day on "hate-mongers."
Although the President did not
mention Senator Mccarthy by
name, the Wisconsin Senator said
the attack was on him.
Senator Mccarthy said NBC
will carry a speech by him from
11:45 to midnight next Friday. He
said CHS offered him time from
7:15 to 7:30 the same day. He
will speak from Lincoln, Nebr., in
both cases, since he is addressing
the Marine Corps League there.
Senator Mccarthy said he had
agreed to go on Mutuaps RE
porters' Roundup" instead of TAX
ing other time on the network.
The date of this appearance was
not stated.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Egyptian Army Officer
And British Dancer
Win Channel Derby
BY the Associuied Press

DOVER, England. Aug. 17.-AnI
Egyptian Army officer and a Brit
ish ballroom dancing queen took
top honors in yesterdays mass
swimming assault on the treacher-
Gus English Channel.
Hassan Hamad. 34-year- -old
army officer from Cairo, won the
London Daily Mails cross-channel
race from Cap Girls NeZ, France, to
Britain's cliffs of Dover in a photo
finish over Frenchman Roger lie
Morvan, q. Hamad's winning
time was II hours and II minutes.
Women's Record Believed Set.
Brenda Fisher of Britain was the
first woman to touch shore, and
apparently she set a new women's
record of IL hours 43 minutes for
the crossing. This tops the record
established last year by Florence
Chadwick of San Diego, Calf,
who made it in 13 hours % min
utes. Miss Fishers time, however,
is subject to a re-check by the
judges today.
Hamad and Miss Fisher both
get a f1,000 ($2,800) first prize.
LIE Morvan crawled ashore only
one minute behind Hamad at
point S miles away.
Of the 20 who sta ted, 18 fin
ished the gruelling race.
The Egyptian team held a firm
grip on the honors. Two of
Hamad's fellow officers were
among the first five finishers. Last
years event was won by Egypt's
Hassan Add el Rehim, who placed
third yesterday.
Trained on Onions.
The Egyptians said they had
been training for weeks for the
grind, eating a pound of raw
onions daily to build up their
strength.
Hamad landed under chalky
white Shakespeare Cliff, caught
his breath and declared: IT did
it for my King and country"
King Farouk sent the jubilant
team congratulatory messages
from France, where he is honey
Winnie Frances Roach, Is, of /
Canada was second in the women's
division. She and lie Morvan both
get $500 ($1,400). The other IA
who finished the swim get con-
ISOLATION prices of f250 ($700) each.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Defending Forces
Score New Gains
In War Exercises
By the Associaied Press

FORT BRAGG, N. c., Aug. IT,
United States forces consolidated
new gains and stepped up prob
ing attacks against the aggressol
today In a renewed attempt tc
gain the initiative in Exercise
Southern Pine, large-scale war
games.
The defenders suffered heavy
blow yesterday when enemy jets
knocked out the United States 9th
Air Forces joint operations Gen.
ter where all aerial missions are
planned and co-ordinated. An
official communique reported so
vehicles, including radio vans, de-
stroyed in the raid. Telephone
communications also were dis
rupted. isolating the 9th for about
an hour.
United States defenders struck
back with twin air strikes against
enemy plane and troop concen-
trations in the Hamlet IN. c. and
Florence IS. c. areas. The ef-
fectiveneSS of the strikes was not
Immediately known.
lose" 2O4 Planes.
Through Wednesday afternoon,
umpires placed United States
aerial losses at 204 planes and
aggressor losses at SO.
The spearhead of the enemy "at-
tack" is pointed toward the Ra-
leigh-Durham IN. c. industrial
area. Gains of up to 1000 yards
in that drive were reported yes
terday, with enemy air playing a
major role.
Defending troops were digging
in today around embattled Gaddys
Mountain, high point overlooking
this huge military base. The
crack United States 28th and 43d
Infantry Divisions were spread out
over a 12-mile sector around the
yesterday, replacing the
82d Airborne Division. The 82d
met the aggressor attack on Gaddy
Monday and had held on since.
The 28th and 43d Divisions were
hit from the air and ground as
they went up to relieve the 82d,
and later successfully counterat-
tackled an aggressor force that had
taken crossroads on the vital
supply route.
Guard Units Active.
The 28th Division is composed
of former National Guard units
from Pennsylvania and the 43d
Division is made up of units from
New England States.
For both divisions, the exercise
is a dress rehearsal before going
overseas to become part of the At
lantic pact army.
About 10000 men of the Army
and Air Force are taking part in
the war games which will last
through August q.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Pace to Visit Ottuwo
En- Route to Alaska

Army Secretary Pace and Gen.
j. Lawton Collins, Army chief Of
staff, will visit Ottawa. Canada.
August 21-22 during a stopover
en- route to an inspection Of Alaska
defenSes.
The Army said yesterday that
the visit will be at the invita-
ton of Canadian National Defence
Minister Brooke Claxton.
They will return here August 81.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
Army School at Richmond

RICHMOND, Aug. II (P.-I
The Army has selected Richmond
as the site of an experiment in the
training of enlisted personnel.
The new school. the only one of
its kind in the Nation, will be
known as a military occupational
speciality school.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

The Montgomery County Jewish
Community will initiate a daily
worship service starting shortly,
it was announced yesterday by
Rabbi Julius RoSenthal.
Organizational details will be
discussed Sunday at a service and
Evening star., 1951-08-17
County Jewish Group To Hold Daily Service

fellowship breakfast, to be held in
the Community Building, 29O1
East-West Highway, Silver Spring
The time will be from 8 to II am.
David G. Berger is chairman of
the Religious Service Committee
of the Community.
Evening star., 1951-04-15

CURB GIRLS and counter girls. white.
no experience necessary: evening
WORK; Apply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE,
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DENTAL aYGrENIsT, registered:i is ex.
Gel; oppor. and working Conditions.
Euil time employment. 5-day week.
Gan no. 535s or GE. 1897 for
DESK cIERK-cAsHIER, for hot hotel.
front desk. women's hotel; nr. Du.
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experience; capable of handling pub
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In near future; pleasant surround
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DRUG CLERK for downtown drug
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salary and hours, meals furnished.
excel oppor. $685. Conn. ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1951-04-15

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Expert: excellent salary and commits
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Ground, for full-time Job. Call MI.
BExGTY SlSS; I 20 OPERATOR DOROTHY
PRENCIPE BEAUTY SALON. 800 N
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Gil. 4471. lib
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-round opera.
tor. Or, shampoo, fingerwave and
manicurist. steady position. straight
salary, good hrs. 1907 Mass. ave.
NV EN-. 1915 -21
Evening star., 1951-04-15
CLERK-TYpIST

CLERK-TYPIST. young lady, some
shorthand, for permanent position
in ONCE of large motion picture
organization; convenient location;
5-day week. See Mr.. Shaftel, 7th
floor. Warner Bldg. 18th and Z
CLERK-TYPIST for furniture store;
good salary, perm. position. Apply
r, J. NEE FURNITURE CO.. 745
7th st. NV. -2l
CLERK-TYPIST, recent high school
commercial course graduate; some
experience in keeping records; s.
day week: permanent position with
advancement opportunities; paid va
cations. paid sick leaves. free in
CLERK-TYPIsT, steady position; 40.
hour week; 2 weeks annual vacation
with pay; ideal working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Perry after 10 am, THE
s. 8. WHITE DENTAL MANUFAC-
TURING CO. 1903 Eye st. NV.
CLERK k.TYPIST-Young lady for gen.
eral ONCE work; 5Ia-day wk.; perm.
position. Phone RE. 1892. liz