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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

SON OF Galway by Sir Galaliad
keen youngster; best offer. ST.
PGGAsUs' APRIL DAWN coming S.
yr.-old mare: excellent Jumper; rib
bon winner: ! championship. MRS
SADDLE HoRsES-Gentle children
mounts; exceptionally fine ponies
jumpers and hunters. MIR. GIBBoN
wSHiTETacE Sh nS'ai HEREFORD heifers
bred to Whiteface bull to calve in
early spring. DR.. LAUGHLIN. sH.
2114 am. and PM or Me 1894
HORSES boarded. broke and schooied
Nice place to ride and school horses
STEERS; choice i, d stOckers. sell i OF
REGIsTEReD a;'i sR5.o Aberdeen sp; Angus beef
PEcT FARMS. s. ROCKVILLE a4is.
HORSES. ridine school: excellent
equipment: Phone Fairfax 2Qi-W.
LARGE a,;I HUNTER Hunt INA, mare; Junior nc,
children and beginners; several
Western horses: new and used Eng
lish and Western saddles brides,
etc. HILLTOP FARMS. Fisher rd.,
MARE-Small. gentle, walking: plenty
of style; reasonable. Call WA. $500.
ONE HORSE. horse trailer for sale:
5000 AP. 1890.
ONE FARM TEAM and harness for
good care and board. Call HY.
1.YR.-oLD y2RoL pALoMINo MARE. 1-yr.-
old Arabian filly.. 5 gated dune
mares, gated sorrel mare, 3-yr. -old
sorrel racing mare: all with papers,
saddles and brides; DIS Interna-
tional truck. s4-ton. stake body;
suit. > or 3 horses. Can be seen at
5401 Edmonston ave, E. Rtverdale,
Md. WA. $40.
HoLsTEIN JERSEY; first calf.
family Ini '.a; COW: sGua sentle. FA. 1860. "
MILK GOATS, IA to choose from:
reas. priced. Call Waldorf 2112 all
day Sun. mornings wk. days.
POLE sHoRTHoRNS. regis. Several
young bulls. Extra nice ones. Ready
for service. Also DANISH LAND
RACE HOGS, all ages. Phone ia.
o-ppS1 after ~
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FURNITURE good condition; all
kinds household goods: highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. "a
FURN.-Odd pieces. entire cont. Re
fgr stoves We buy anything IN
your home. Moving also. Sc. FURN,
EXCHANGE. 210 7th St.. AT 05S5.
GAS RANGES, gas refgr.. furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO.,
101l 7th st. NV. MA. S952.
GAS STOVE-GAS REFGR.
In good cond.; reas. DU. 5000. 20
GOLD-Bring your old goio. platinum
teeth. discarded iewelry We pay
cash. A. KAHN. INC IS Years
at 935 r st NV
GUN. 90 or larger caliber revolver
or automatic JE. 3-7265.
GUNS. binoculars. radios. type
writer's. musical instruments. cam
eras. RELIABLE JEWELRY Ex-
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV, Ma.
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SURPLUS TOOLS

Picks. 81; shovels. 81; axes. 81 80;
tarps, motors, hammers, 10000
other bargains. At washington q
only surplus tool warehouse. GICH-
NER 2513 M st. NV. EX. 1927.
TABLE, cherry, drop leaf, and 4
chairs; nearly new; excel. cond !:
S125. WO. 5000, Ext. 205. 30
TABLES-A pair of mahogany end
tables; very good condition; reason
TABLES-Brand new. in cartons:
modern design. limed-oak finish;
S19 ca: guaranteed $50 value.
BERGERs, 3412 14th st. NV.
TU. 34t3
TABLE. solid NAH, handmade. COM
pany of master craftsmen. Claw it.
beautiful leather inlaid top. EN-.
S6as. lis
TsPLL, antique cherry, dropleaf. A
inches long. 80 inches high, .!
inches closed, 5s inches open; $3.50
TAPE RECORDER. ultratone. s
PURPOSE, radio: recorder; ss,r record
$3.50 value; best offer. AID. $3.50
TARPAULINS. and drop cloth: Govt
surplus; lowest prices. GICHNER
2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. S527.
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SAVE 20 TO 500

On entire S25 900 stock of
auto supplies, Firestone tubes,
hardware tools. inside and
outside house paints. var
nishes, enamels.
Kemtone g. Wall-fiX Paints
Plumbing and electrical sup
plies, galvanized ash cans,
pals. tubs, garbage cans, fur
mace pipe, garden tools. house
wares. mops, brooms, dishes,
floor waxers and cleaners,
knives and shears. Nothing
reserved. First buyers get
bargains.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
Surplus Store Only
1897 Bladensburg Rd., Md.
Open Till 6:3O Pm.
Friday Till $50 PM.
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TV DISCOUNTS

Nv DlSCOON10
We guarantee the top discounts on
all brand-new nationally famous
TV sets-cesh or terms. Investigate
our Wholesale plan before you
purchase.
BLAIR'S TV
1922 Wis. Ave. NV. OR. $500.
TV. EMERSON 1850. I21a-in. screen !:
also radio comb. set. gas stove; sell
sepaEate!y; reas. VI: 1905;
offer; plastic covered headboard for
Hollywood bed. custom made; cost
Ty SET practically new, c.u Zenith; Nth
DAVIS, Elk. 51l0, Monday or Tues
nv, MoTokoLA. comb. phonograph
FIN and AM radio, 10-in. screen,
record storage good cond.; sls5.
~ Y AND NJ 1HS IN RADIO. crosley console.
Philco TV consolette, 101a in; fine
cond.; SlI0. 81. 2416. -19
TV PICTURE TUBE. RCA in orig.
carton. 10 BP 4. S25. OW; S109.
TIRES "a. Goodyear. 7.60x15; excel
lent condition. Also inner tubes,
TIRES, 4 u. S. Royal masters (hardly
usedJ. COOKIE with Lie Guard
tubes; cost $3.50: best offer. OIL.
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from,
n fSc :" ss5 sp TENS g aw AoEn M sEESlcE a46S
TIRES AND TUBES. 4. Hood, excel
. lent condition. 6.00x16. $50. 1855
Peabody st. NV. TU. 0S74.
TIRES. four new rayon cord. Mans
field Century. 500. AID. 3797. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 p ct.
NV. National 4094.
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BED-LIvING ROOM SET, not over
S75. Box 1865, Star.
BICYCLE, used 20-in. boys bicycle.
WI 693o lis
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
st. NV. ME. 5995.
BOOKS bought. ali Kinds. any guam.
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP 1868 Pa
ave. NV ST 66aa.
BOOKS----Atways anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or. smaller collec-
tions OF good books; we call any
where, pay cash and remove books
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st.
NV. d. 5OO7.
generally accept q wide
variety and always move them i'm
mediately: no lot too large-no
place too Tar away; cash at once.
ME 07Q2 eYeninRS
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WASHERS

delivery on all automatic
and wringer type at substantial
savings. Open evenings. THE GARY
APPLIANCE Co. 21o1 r. I. ave.
M -11
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GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
sHOTGUNS-RIFL IFLES-FTREARMS
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.

MARINE CLUTCH to At 1O0-h;p.
Ford VS. motor. Call AL. 1875.
METAL FOLDING CHAIRS OR
SEATS t200). church use. Call AD.
NEwsPRPERs. T,S AZ rass, iron. metal and
batteries; highest prices. D. G.
WASTEPAPER CO.. I'll Kenilworth
NfESWssPApERs fSs wANTED-High prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave. NV, AID. 5457:
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us. WASHINGTON RAG 4 BAG
OFFICE FFURNiTURE, all kinds; once
mach. any kind; top prices PAID.
DI. 1872; ewes. and Sun. CO. 1925.
PIANO wanted by girl in pvt. home;
will take good care OF 1t; saves
storing. JU. 1929.
PIANOS, highest cash PRICES paid
for used spinets, consoles ana
orands. CaIl MR., HALDI. ST O250.
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.OTHING-FURNITURE

Entire households. GOOD NEIGHBOR
SWAP SHOPS. 931 5th st. NV. HO.
1862. Open Sunday.
CRYSTAL CHANDELIER, about 5 IT.
in diameter. ME. 054o, Ext. 322 OF
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
s!ep sId Ee1d APO siS s,lye1 ,x,S Cash s. Dsid
DIAMONDS, old golo and 1ewelry
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 7le 7th
st. NV,
ENCYCLOPEDIA, for junior high
school girl. OR. 1894.
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought AD. ss7s;
FUkNITURE-wr. Guy entire CON
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fof
SIS years HOPWOODS sth and z
SITS NV. Me. 5287
FURNITURE - WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY. FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA-
TOR. GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES PLEASE CALL MR.. GRADY,
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TIRES new Firestone. size 7.10x
15: tires and tubes; S175. GE.
6025.
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REUPHOLSTERING
Special--Sofa ana chair. reuphol-
stere1 labor and material $50;
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HOLSTERING. 2509 18th st. NV.
co. 1881
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REFRIGERATORS


We buy all makes. any condition:
stoves and washers. AID. 1884:
RIFLE. Lever 30-30: pistol; h. g. r,
Sportsman .22 rife. .22 cal. re-
pea pss.es. .s ,sak SH; ss9sai saRap METALS. auto
paid II you cannot deliver your
wash sfssRu}st,spS Rhs sas Sls''S Go 02i9' sRs t
SCRAP fRoS. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid II you cannot cannot osnrs cslivsr y, your Az az
STSK e .4s9 g. ssa' Georgia ave n"
SILVER. Alvin fat silver, Alexander
Hamilton pattern. Telephone Wo.
STORM WINDOWS. s4hxe31a in /,
wood or metal: good condition pnt
reasonably priced. 10. 3-4so3.
TELEvIsIoN SET, 1e-inch or larger.
popular make: no Older than 2 yrs;
pvt. party. 10. 3-5013.
TRUCK, moving van wanted to rent
msonthly. m AT. 1903.
TYPEWRITER. portable with Ger
man punctuation; good condition.
ELDER, TR. S729. sr
wANTEPrused ga gardsn env trai5oFi a. oSsai Sa
WILL STORE YOUR PIANO, home OF
adults; excellent care; small use.
CASH AS iFo1; FOR OLD OR NEW GOLD Jew
elry. watches. diamonds, silver
musical inst, dental gold, teie-
CCEJT EpC 9th n
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TELEVISION-1951
Up to 20ee discount for cash buyers.
We stand behind our merchandise.
It's s-e-r-v-i-c-e that spells the
difference. BETHESDA TELEVI-
SION. 1855 GEORGETOWN rd.. OIL
4Qn4 or OIL. 4Qns
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HINES CHICKS
Pullorum passed. Md, U. S. approved
Hatches every Fri. closed Sun. "
Rocks. 3. p. Rocks, N. Hamp. Olne,
Nd Ashton S02
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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day OF Night. sH 303e
Pianos Wanted for Cash
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 4s70.
PIANOS-Will pay cash.
PAUL GoLIBART. AID. 592s.
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CAMERAS

Contax, Rolleflex. and good camera
or movie outfits. BRENNER, 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CHAIRS, 4 dining room or side
chairs Call GIL. 2003.
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KEYSTONE. CALL GE. S241.
STOVE. elec.,- L. & H.. side oven,
good cond S25. Phone SH. 1864.
STOVE, gas: very good condition;
reasonable. AID 773S. is
STOVE. Magic-bake gas range. II IS
new: automatic control AP. 0716
STROLLER, Thayer, like new; $40.
sTGDfo T1 s5@e COUCH. Heller: looks like
new: S35 1923 14th NV. Apt.
301, sun or after 8. 10,
SUIT-Tuxedo, size AZ; practically
new TU. 0725
sun LAMP-Cold quartz table model;
professional machine; not a toy:
evenings.
Sun RAY LAMP-coId ray, profess
sional type. pedestal base. auto
matte timer So5. RA. 5oa3,
sn. ones. very reas. Todav. CO. 1925;
week 1l11 14th NV DI 1872,
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PIANO WANTED-cash for used me-
RUGS (2l, no older than ] yr.: liv.
I'm. and bedrm.: pvt. party; cash.
20 3-50I3.
RECORDERS-Wire. tape or disc:
any condition.; cash at once; also
electronic equipment. CO. 4s03.
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5ooi 18th sT.-Lge. furn. rm., and
Kit. suit; for :; good .ransp.; phone;
1888 5sss0as GafLArfA Ali f. 81. sR4SN Nw.-Nisel,
furn.,. 2nd-f. front, pvt. home; won-
derful transp; GE; 1895; is
epsndss ing rooms; nso3esd dogPle and single ref
LARGE FRONT ROOM, also suited
for dresSmaker. Phone in room. Rent
reasonable. NO. Os73. lis
10TH AND MASS. AyE.-Attr. rm..
shopping center, EN-. 6114; lis
DOUBLE RM.. with pvt: bath in pvt.
home, kit. privileges If desired De.
9l24 after $40. 90
1892 INGRAHAM ST.-Nicely Iurn.
rm,, with porch for gentleman, next
bath; cony transp.' S35 mo. GE.
os' ,SS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Ioa3sI Dapont nc eirclr s.a, area, Extra large
3:s FARRAGuT ST. ,N.w.--Nicel,
and 9p unm a Tsn phone annsFy mautes PniSesso so
Pa, ave. BY bus. RA. 04s7. -1s
323 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-Master
bedrm.. twin beds pvt. BATH. unlim.
5h1e Phone; !, sony; osat transp'; $40 ssle., 45
FaRM1NGToS. alss SA; S5So' 1924 18th Els st. h.w.
near Dupont circle-Maid service.
able rms; sgle., $3.50 wk. up; dble..
,s1s s1s'1e = Tk' .yp W: 2w RE, Sou,v 472o; ,,.,
ters for men; see for yourself; show
sspgs; study room; downtown loea.;
1913 Is / ms; sr u. S.w.-comfortabl.. Cls clean,
war; warm single room, room, right downtogn;
liso 9sby GiR2RD ia:aR SsSsi 81 iN,w.-"Th. Palmer
House" Comfortable. clean; front
twin bedrm. nr. bath; reasonable:
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Attractiye.
ONE LARGE SINGLE and one large
double room. very desirable loca,
st.ar si1n parking 12a Snace s,95 fo5 cars. GAN
FRONT RON DoHBLE Pqi ROOM. ON single BEDS;
s1a nsf kENsfpY ASshnsisS' ST. MI wv w. isrx.
room. next to bath. neatly fur
1928 iNGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Larss
master bedrm. with twin beds and
pvt: shower-ba throom; garage space
and use of pvt. phone. RA. 1882.
54os KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Nicely
near near trsnsp.: siiTs quiet '' home, Ia. sos.
OPPOSITE srAEIER HOTEL, zoos
fuFn,' next bath; for ladies; a.. 5.as.
1888 18th sT.-comfortable, warm.
light. sele. rm.. running water: nr.
bath Phone HUI. 5343; ga
dry facilities, semipvt. bath, in apt.
bldg; mr.. 14th and Girard: lady
over 80 pref. AID. 1919 before 9
am. or after Q pm. weekdays;
sun, after $40 pm. lis
lrnntinmad an Mexk PaxAl
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POLE SHORTHORNS. regis. Several
young bulls. Extra nice ones. Ready
for service. Also DANISH LAND
RACE HOGS, all ages. Phone ia.
2-237I after 6 pm.
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10
LGE. DBLE. FRONT RIM. with twin
ave. NO. 1854
Attractive rm., next semipyt bath.
for ! or 2 empl., in Jewish home Of
= adults; reas. OR. 5Os9.
SHERIDAN Mr.. 18th ST. - Master
bedrm. in lovely home. twin beds.
pvt bath. unlim. phone, GE, 00a4.
BILE outside rms. newly redecorated.
showers; elevator service: reas. rates.
2134 G st. NV. RE. 4021. -3
- Bedroom and BATH
unlim. phone. in apt: home, con-
veniently located. After IL, AID.
14ae VAN BUREN ST. N.w.-Nice
rm.. next to bath; l or ? men. GE.
ONE GENTLEMAN ONLY - Large.
lovely furn. ,rm. with double bed,
adjoining bath and writing agd rm; You
For appt., call after pm. Sum.
MRS EVANS, RA. o319. 5914 18th
st. NV. 80
221O CATHEDRAL AvE.-Large front
room, half bath; avail. Mar. L;
Wardman! Park vic; Ho; 7695.
AIdhaSiigE LII AZ Slo5 hoUM lor or Z sir1s.
1899 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Single
or double; home atmosphere; near
downtown; gentlemen. DI. -3493.
IN ONE OF BETTER PLACES. reas.
room for l or ,; with breakfast.
736 Columbia I'd. NV. DE. 1867.
with half bath" windows over
looking park quiet air-cooled apt,
for quiet employed lady; references
required; avail. Mar. /. Call AID.
1917 for appointment
MT. PLEASANT, 3413 Brown st.-Lge.
rm.. : windows, unlinl. phone; nicely
furn.; Sgle.. $3.50 wk AID. 6773.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Gen-
tleman; lovely front rm., bath. large
wardrobe: pvt. adult gentle home;
garage. WI. 1857.
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YAE uNDAY STAR, washington, d. G.
SUNDAY. AUGUST
Plans for Fall Season

are Mrs. John Morrison Kerr.
Mrs. James D. Skinner, Admiral
w. R. Furlong, 1t. Gen. Julian c.
Smith and Grahame T. Small
wood.
Committee chairmen for the
State society include Mrs. Ray E,
Brown, American Indians; Mrs,
Maude Tormohlen. Americanl
music; Harry c. Grove, CAR
grandfathers: Mrs. Robert MI
De Shazo, CAR grandmothers!!
Miss Marshall Brooke, conserva4
ton; Mrs. Bernice M. Heffernan,
correct use of the flag; Mrs. WI
liam M, Elam, insignia and rib
bons. and Mrs. Peter Blackwell.
jr.. magazine.
Still others are Mrs. Otto Ham
merlund, membership; Mrs. Ed
win J. Ryan, motion pictures;
Miss Margaret Smith, mountain
schools; Mrs. Allen r. Wrenn,
museum; Mrs. Earl Fuller, news
sheet adviser; Miss Isabel E.
Myrth, patriotic education; Miss
Mildred c. Sherman, press rela-
tionS; Mrs. Richard L. Taylor.
program material, and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hurley, radio and television.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
League Sets Date
For Run1nnoqe Sale

The Woman's Army and Navy
League will hold a rummage and
food sale October and 6 for the
benefit of the Soldiers, Sailors,
Marines and Airmen's Club, ac-
cording to Mrs. william Dwight
Chandler. president. The league
has owned and operated the en-
listed mems club at 1015 L street
NV. for more than so years.
Although the place of the sale
has not been announced, articles
are now being received at the club
from those wishing to make
donations. Items being accepted
include clothing, shoes. furniture,
household equipment. bric-a-brac,
jewelry, pictures and other mis-
cellaneouS articles. Prospective
donors are asked to call the club,
Adams DIAL.
A special committee appointed
for the sale includes Mrs. Her.
man Feldman, Mrs. Albert G.
Noble. Mrs. Dallas Sutton, Mrs.
w. T. P. Hill, Mrs. Joseph Smith,
Mrs. A. C. Richmond and Mrs.
Alfred M. Roster.
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Engagement
Pad

Kappa Beta Pi. Eta Alumnae Chapter
Today, 5 to z pm. with Mrs. Elizabeth
Cox, All Fairfax road, Coxwoods
Arlington; peach festival for the beneft
Of sorority house fund.
Opt MRS. Club Of Washington-Tomorr
1890 pm. with Mrs. Naomi McWil-
liams. 131 west Leland street. Chevy
Chase. Md; luncheon meeting.
University Women's Club - Tomorrow, 8
pm, French class. Tomorrow. 4:30 to
$50 pm, club tea; speaker, Francis K.
Bushman. Thursday. IL am, poetry
group. Modern Poetry for Children -
Saturday, $50 pm. informal dance
Alpha Delta Pi-Tomorrow, pm, Alum
nae Council meeting with Mrs. Thomas
Skinker. 1910 Elkhart street. Silver
Spring; nomination of oficers; Tuesday
8 pm. Junior Alumnae meeting with
Mrs, A. A. BalavaRe. sos North Irving
street. Arlington. Thursday, North
Arlington-Falls Church Alumnae meeting
with Mrs. Oren Lewis. 34O9 North Abe
marie street, Country Club Hills. Airing
ton.
Gamma Phi Beta, Washington Alumnae-
Wednesday. $50 pm. Allison's Little
Tea House, Arlington Ridge road; an
nual summer dinner meeting
WashingTones Of Sweet Adelines. Inc
Wednesday, 8 pm. Friendship House.
619 D street Sc; weekly meeting open
to visitors
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Group Named On Women in Services

advised the women's services dur
ing and after World War II.
The progress made in the util-
ization Of service women since the
early days of World War II was
cited by Mrs. Rosenberg, who
pointed out that originally it was
thought women could fill only four
iobS-clerks, telephone operators,
typiSts and cooks. Today they are
performing thousands of useful
jobs requiring many special skills
and high degrees of technical
knowledge.
Each of the women'S services
the WAC. the WAVES. the WAF,
the Women Marines. the Army,
Navy and Air Force Cadet Corps,
and the Services Medical Special
lists Corps-are now asking for
qualified volunteers to meet the
additional responsibilities assigned
them.
The Advisory Committee in
cludes woman leaders from the
fields of education. business, med
icine, journalism, radio, stage and
civic and welfare services.
Members will serve a one-year
term as individuals and not as
the official representatives of any
Evening star., 1951-08-12

Officers and committee chair
men of the District Society, Chill
dren of the American Revolution,
are making plans for the coming
season under the leadership of
the senior State president, Mrs.
Ellsworth E. Clark.
The State organization en-
braces four societies. which are
under the following presidents:
Mrs. Charles E. Townsend, Mount
Vernon; Mrs. Helen M. Collins,
George Washington; Miss Mary
Alice Wimberley, Wakefield, and
Mrs. Frank P. Litschert, Harriet
M. Lothrop.
In addition to Mrs. Clark, the
senior State officers are Mrs.
George D. Nolan, Mrs. David L.
Wells and Mrs. Roy c. Bowker,
vice presidents; Mrs. Henry F.
Sawtelle. chaplain; Mrs. Ethel D.
Barrows, recording secretary: Mrs.
E. L. Everitt, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Joseph A. Richards,
treasurer; Mrs. Robert w. Car
roll, registrar, and Mrs. Edward
L. Kendig, historian.
Serving on the Advisory Board
Evening star., 1951-08-12

Formation Of a Defense ADVISORY
Committee on Women in the
Services was announced last night
by Secretary Of Defense Marshall.
Composed of 4s outstanding
women, including several from
Washington and a number who
are well known here, the commit
tee will report directly to Mrs.
Anna M. Rosenberg. Assistant
Secretary of Defense.
The important role expected of
young women in the military
preparedness program was en-
phasized in the announcement by
Gen. Marshall, who expressed con-
f1dence that the committee will
perform distinct and much
needed service to the Department
OF Defense and to the Nation"
Set up to offer guidance and ad-
vice on policies relating to the
women's services. the committee
is expected to give particular at
tention to means of attracting
more women to service careers.
THE need for q committee such
as this has been apparent for some
time, but with the passage Of re-
cent legislation. which removes the
limitation on number Of women
In the armed forces. it became a.
necessity" Mrs. Rosenberg stated.
This legislation permits a widen
ing Of the fields in which women
may serve. To accomplish this
and insure that recruiting goals
will be met. expert advice Of sue
cessful career women is vital"
Mrs. Rosenberg also pointed out
that recruitment policies not only
must be designed to make military
service an attractive duty. but to
assure parents that we are gen.
timely interested in the welfare
Of their young women in the
services"
To Help Develop Policies
In addition to recruitment, the
will help evolve poll
cies relating to the more effective
utilization Of women in uniform,
of opportunities, and
housing, educational and
recreational standards.
Its service will be similar to the
work done by committees which
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Dorothy
Dix

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My
husband and I have been married
only few years and have one
child. We love each other very
much, but my husband wants to
belong to civic associations and
other clubs and I never could be-
come interested in such things.
Consequently he goes out evenings
and stay with the baby, as I
don't feel right having some one
else sit with her.
If my husband is late getting
home I'm worried to death for
fear something has happened to
him. I have met some of his
friends but can't bear it when
they laugh and joke with him.
Perhaps I am a little jealous but
it hurts to have him so gay with
others and so quiet when with me.
SARAH.
Answer: You have a very bad
case of martyr complex, and un-
less you take hold of yourself
quickly. you'll soon turn into that
worst of all possible wives-a nag
ging shrew! There's no reason in
the world why you can't engage
competent sitter to stay with the
baby so you can get out with your
husband once a week, anyway. I
think you enjoy sitting home feel
ing sorry for yourself.
Man is a gregarious animal; he
likes people and fun. If simple
pleasures are denied him at home,
he's going to seek them elsewhere.
There is certainly nothing wrong
in the type of club or organization
he frequents; in fact, they are for
civic and national betterment and
1t would do you good to get into
such work and find out what goes
on in the world.
When your child enters school,
affiliate yourself with the parent
teacher organizations. You need
them and they need you. If you
learn to laugh a little with your
husband. you'll soon lose the
jealousy over seeing some one else
do it.