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Evening star., 1951-08-27
HELP MEN
RAnIn MEM

One with experience, in radio and
perience in radio communicate
Both positions are permanent. They
involve debating information on
xadio. problems. Should have some
knowledge of physics and math
communication man should have IL
In reply please write q really ade.
quate letter outlining your Qualifica-
tions and expectations. Address
p. o. Box 3046. Washington, ID. G.
--26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, must 81
capable or selling the better-class
e. IIEouR i dRRsER. aRS nssrGy Reaitons. MSas.
1913 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

CIGAR MAN for Alexandria durg
store, experienced. Call GE. 1873
after pm,
package liquor store; In
Prince Georges County. Md; per-
manent position with excellent op-
portunity for advancement to man
agement to experienced reliable
man; good starting salary and work
ing conditions. See MR.. KLEIN,
4S0S r. /, ave. ne. Hyattsville,
Md. 9-10:30 am.
position m Q mod.
technical lab; must have an apti-
tude for figures and neat penman-
ship; opport. for advancement.
SO6 Claiming pl. ne. II
CLERK, inventory, white, young man,
bet. Is and 25; perm. position; s.
day wk.; salary, $3.50 per mo- to
start MA ln11 -27
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HELP MEN
MAN WITH CAR

AGE $3.50
Married preferred. must be bondable,
presentable and accustomed TO earn
Ing $75 to $3.50 per wk.; not can
vassing; percentaRe advance, expense
arrangement, bonus, opportunity,
perm. position, rapid advancement
right man. Apply CENTURY
METALCRAFT CORP, 1116 D st.
Sc. before IL noon. rs
MAN WANTED, 4O-5O yrs. of age.
to change fare boxes; must have
legible hand writing and be In
good physical condition; no experi-
ence required; past record will be
investigated; night work. 9 pm. to
2:30 am, nights weekly; S203
per mo. to start; paid sick leave,
vacations and pension plan. Apply
employment once. CAPITAL TRAM
SIT co. 36th and NJ SITS. NV; take
No. 80 Rosslyn car. --27
Evening star., 1951-08-27
SERVICEMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN

LEGAL, well-known firm has opening
men who aspire to be statesmen.
Our business Is good. 12 mos. out Of
the year and is not affected By
usual business Srends, II you qualify,
you will be trained quickly and
should earn over S5. 900 per yr, the
car, but viii not be required to
leave Wash. and immediate area.
For personal interview write Boz
Evening star., 1951-08-27
PERSONNEL CLERK

and ref. required; GOOD pay; insur-
ance and good surroundings. Apply
MERIDIAN HILL DRUG STORE,
26O1 18th st. NV. -2S
PIANO PLAYER. Popular and old
favorites. Good working cond., 5-day
wk. Call TU. 1913 after p. m.
PILE DRIVING FOREMAN for rTo work
in, Washington area; experienced
GlHI 2n1z fASs Ri APBv ev {is dSEEE EIs
P..AsTtRERS wanten. white. Come to
Lee hwy. and N. Quantico st.,
Arlington. Va, or call JE. 3-860O.
Plenty of work, excellent wages.
ehanics. cali sH. ssss. @2s
PLASTERERS. colored; must be Ist-
class mechanics. for white coating !
Apply on lob. 7th and Madison SITS
me- oH 4. gisfs ). sAbfN1 5fi g SON. II
PLUMBER and plumbers helper
sf' ARD g. GAS xPsSacA AADDsS sss EAsR
fSaasSte5 iSs%sn 5 RSGEr2s RsGs si2ss NC nj
'sEEss $6sS cES4Has i;;isz e9''!sP SS rs 5SlfE
PoRTTEiHR. for job in auto accessory sS
store; Job with Q future for the
right man: Apply in person. HER
sf9 soNs 3 A. AuTo Nw q APPLIANCE $50. Co.
PoRTER. good pay. meals: only sober
ERK naa see Foop agRRl5 aggRRS fetsSs GeSmss GEefu15ssG
pike; Arl.. Va. next door to Sevy
PORTER, colored, to assist engineer
in new air-cond. bldg; good salary,
6-day wk.. chance for advancement.
Call in person. LEGUM 81 GERBER
REALTY CO., 1915 Conn. ave. NV.
p0RTERMwashinston's or sHG0 Oldest S Chew.
energetic man to do general work
around service dept. Must have p. c.
OPERATORS permit. See Mr.. Hamilton,
gARRY.PATE MOTOR CO., Jl3o
pSETEks,' s'' selere;d. for once slds.
PoRtrEMRi Sist Mi AND SSRS DRIVER. SUBURBAN
Apply SUBURBAN RExALL DRUG
STORE viers Mil Village shopping
PkEssER. experienced; steady Job.
pRsssRgR fSSs Rfy dsa sa lSss wcrtins cond Ss Ess.
salary, call in person. DEvONSHIRE
VALET, INC. 4234 Wise. ave.
RADIO serviceman-part time eve
nings and Saturdays. Experienced
In radio and phono repairs for store
| on upper 14th st. Box 414-R. star.
RADIO AND TELEvIsIoN sERvicE
| MAN; permanent; SAL, $1.60 per
and sbd sbftsD Up paU1sGRs ssaoe oefPsatlS PstS
Evening star., 1951-08-27
ROUTE Statesmen

4GOO Z u O1311GO1VIGIV
High caliber aggressive men
needed for training as laun-
dry route statesmen. Prefer
high school graduates now
employed, age 25 to 40, we
ofIer 5-day week. paid vaca-
tionS and excellent working
conditions with advancement
opportunities. Report to our
personnel once for an inter-
view or write. stating your
quauncattons. or call DU.
iii for An amt
Evening star., 1951-08-27

BAKERS HELPER. white, must have
SpggpJ 1Pgly in sn%p smSTPinE WooDMo9R Ol.. 11Is
nd nd SLY silyer prs Spring, TS,, Nd .- rs
salary, meals. and company bene-
flts: apply head bartender CARL
TON HOTEL, 18th and K sts. NV.
BA-aBERS -4s..cellent l,orking condi-
Si1nS Nc Iice9Ss Eeq1iFed AZ Tesphene
INGToN EXCHANGE, So. Area. Fl.
Mver. Arl. &. Va. OW 940o, Ext. so
BAR MAN, experienced, to manages;
day. 31a Pa. ave. Sc. 29s
BARTENDER. experienced with refer
eeTsnceS eoTd APps ppGd PsE fESs T"oEERas NR
S7OS BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Md;
BARTENDER. part time; beer only.
REsTAuRzST, S6f Spp Upshur 5psfi eATH st. NV ?
BODY AND AND FENDER MAN to @s ioin
our organization. We are Wash
tngton,,s largest used-car company
and also have steady. good paying
80 basis Average earnings for a
5:day week have been running as
high as $3.50 a week. See Mr..
Michaelson after 5 pm, AUTO
WHOLESALERS INC, 1871 Bla-
sSokKSEfEpER sSSsDsHKSEEfE Fl ne M Construction office
experience necessary. Must have car.
good opportunity for capable man
State experience and salary desired
BcokKFEPER, 90 Xxi ThsF experience in aus auto
motive field preferred; splendid
person @ 70 Sl a S r Milier. ani NoRTRREAsT sPR1EsA II
MOTOR CO.. 920 Bladensburg
-ro: ne. -27
Evening star., 1951-08-27

ASSISTANT MANAGER, aggressive
man wanted to train as manager for
small loan once, between the ages Of
2l-Sb; must have good auto: ex-
eellent opportunity for advancement
ton and other employe dement's. -Ap-
ply in person. LINCOLN LOAN
ASEsEFSvISCEE; SE; S412 +; l.: ave. ne. I29
market; permanent position with
leave. sick leave. group Insurance
TIxRY DISTRICT OF HNIsi WHsHfNd- Mtd-
TON EXCHANGE So: Area, Ft
AUTO MECHANIC, 1st-class to work
on truck and buses. References,
$50 per week to start increase
to 500 week in 80 days to right
man. RAYS GARAGE. 51S 10th
AUTO MECHANICS - Washinoton's
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer has OPEN
1ngs for exper. auto mechanics. top
work; excel VUo WORKING % conditions, ii IS.
cony downtown location; 5h-iay
week. See Mr.. Hamilton, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1880 Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn
1nEs Tor good men; health insurance,
prom. t.snarlng plan: completely l. od-
ern shop with every type of equip
ment Chance for promotion Wash. s
Oldest and largest Dodge-Plymouth
oealership. TREW MOTOR CO.
Phone Mr. Thomas service mgr. DE
AUTO MECHANIC to work on GIN
cars, FLOOD PoNT1Ac. 1921 Con.
neetlcut ave. NV WO S400.
guaranteed salary plus bonus; hos
pital and other benefits. Apply
service manager, VINCENT MOTOR
CO., 6013 Ga. ave. NV, RA. O400.
AUTO MECHANIC-Do you want tor
pay, 40-hr., 5-day wk, paid Vaca-
tion and holidays. excel. working
conditions in brand-new building.
group Decentralization. etc? If you
are experienced on chrysler prod.
MoTroRs. NC, podee ESde; qHiGNSAhS Piymoath.
1921 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. -27
AUTO MECHANICS-2 1st-class men
needed by well equipped. long-estab.
Dodge dealer in Falls Church, 5i5-
day wk.. 5000 pay plan, busy shop.
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS. 554 No
aSh. st uee hwy.l, Falls Church
Va. FA. 2400. Il
AUTO MECHANICS (2); must be ex-
perienced with Hydra-Matic; amount
you can earn unlimited; paid holi-
days other benefits; excellent work
ing conditions. Can Mr.. Henry
Poates. service manager at OIL. 9407
DnAT pONTrTAN TNT0
Evening star., 1951-08-27

USHER, young man. neat appearance.
Tor day work; OF Sunday; must be
over 1S years of age. Apply NET
RoPoLITAN THEATER, 10th and r.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
REAL ESTATE
MAN

Young man between ages of
20 and 20 wears old. We have
opportunity IN our organiza-
ton for a man who wants to
learn the mortgage loan and
real estate business and who
Is looking for O permanent
position. Salary, So, 300 per
year to start, with good op-
portunity for advancement,
with one Of the large. old
established concerns in the.
city. A large portion Of the
duties will be outside and
therefore applicant must own
his own car for which he will
receive adequate allowance.
Work week, 37Ia hours.
Lunches furnished free. Re-
ply In own handwriting. giving
full particulars as to previous
business experience and draft
status. All applications con-
sidered confidential and no
inquiries made until after
interview.
Box 302-L, Star
Evening star., 1951-08-27
ELECTRICIANS

tExperienced). Good salary,
good working conditions and
other benefits. Apply
THE PULLMAN co.
B. r. Scheyette. Gen'l Fore
man. Eckington Coach Yards,
9th and T st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
RELIEF CLERK

RELIEF CLERK
For busy hotel; must be experienced
on hand transcript. Box 27-J. Star
REPAIRMAN for shop repair Of ap.
Pliances; excellent working condi-
tons. full employe-beneflt program,
including vacation, pension, sick
leave, disqualification. etc. Cal
Mr.: Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP.
HU. $500.
HI. $500. or
ROUTEMxN. HIRES ROOT BEER A
permanent position; guaranteed sal
AIRY and commission: 6-day wk.,
extra benefits. Call TO. $500 for
ROUTE sALEsMAN-Can offer UNIQUE
plans to man who is willing to
work hard for advancement. Lee
appliance manufacturer will train
on lob with GOOD 'arnings: must
have car. Write Box 4S7-L, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
AIITO SALESMAN
UNE- up MECHANIC
BAKER

Experienced to work in new air
conditioned restaurant in Rich
mond, Va; must have experience
in baking mullins. rolls, pastry,
custard. etc, and be able to super
wise q staff of 8 people; salary
commensurate with experience; 6
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

ssHins msehines Rsh Il iaf tic 'fsxass so%s:
Per Perm .,,d%snso' position goGd salsryi pE PHYS
sERViCEMAN for fieid repair Of ap-
pliances; excellent worrying condi-
tons. full employe-benefit program.
Including vacation. pension. sick
sssoR ssi e 81 sSPPLS s'i Ss H.
SERVICE MAN for house trailers.
good opportunity. Cali Wa. zoos.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ca
pable man to manage 4 pm. to IL
midnight shift. Only reliable and
experienced need apply: TOMS AUTO
SERVICE. 11402 Georgia ave-. 10.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. exper: only. GENES SIN
nedy st. NV. .
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, $40 day. plus commission and
SnSlt SnSals'on only Ny exPerlsneed man need
sunoco Service Station. Wisconsin
ave; and River I'd -29
white. JoHNsoNs s1Noco. 1908
service EERSfs i''asf sfATfoE aHe S's ATTENDANT,
white. over 21; experience, neces-
sary. Apply in person. MITCHELL's
AMOcO SERVICE STATION, 64l3
SERVICE STATION Attendant-MIst
have exper. and capable of carrying
eond A1Ds 7io RRods :ois ISLAND HSrfns
SHEET N9RTAT Machar.. - A.i,---
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Apply IN person az GENERAL HEAT
ING ENGINEERING CO.. INC. 213i
SHEET METAL HELPERS, over ls
yrs, must have / yr. exper., good
BosWELL-BURKE CO., 1927 CAL
latin st. Hyattsville. WA. S4OO.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

ELECTRICIANS HELPERs-ReaI op-
portunity for Advancement with ma
stallation. manufacturer. mainten-
ance and operation Of protective
signalling systems; well paid for
leaning q highly skilled vocation,
wage progressive plan. paid vaca-
HARpESTY. Elk. 1854. for appt.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
HERE 1T is!

AMHz1Nd OFFER SELLS FOR % S5c
As $50 FOR j / toRDER. M MANY Y'o 81
OUR MEN SELL 8 TO 4 ORDERS
PER DAY. DRAW AGAINST
CIR. BLDG, AM. TO 2 PM.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

TELEvIsiON REPAIR MAN; truck
furnished. good working conditions.
vacation with pay. DOWD'S ELEC-
TRIC CO., 441S Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

RADIO AND TELEvIsIoN Service
MAN; permanent; sal, $1.60 per
and ability. DAUBER'e, $3.50 18th
st. NV rs
Evening star., 1951-08-27
CLERK

s5-45 yrs. of age, for work in ga
rage; must have legible handwrit-
ing and be accurate with figures;
experience not necessary; 5-day 40
hr. wk., sick. leave, vacation, pen
sion plan; salary to start, $225 per
1TAL TRANSIT CO., 3Rth and M
SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn car.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
DRUG CLERKS

OhUG CLERhS
Full time positions. Experience de-
sired. but not necessary; discount
privileges and other employe bene-
employment once. u P st. n.e.-2S
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER-Must
be exp. in new-house wiring; steady
work. 81. 1852. --27
Evening star., 1951-08-27
OPERATOR


ton; sickness benefits. Can Mr..
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Immediate iobs for several colored
40-hr, week 25-35 years Of age:
capable Of passing physical exam
Apply. Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays, S:30-5 and Sat 9-l. No
THE EVENING STAR
110l Pa. Ave. NV.
ENGINEER, 3rd class. experienced: !:
hours. midnight to 8 am; good
pay, many employe benefits. Please
write now to p. o. Box 3244, CO.
lumbia Heights Station. Washing
ENGINEERs, srd and 5th class. ass for
9 large. new elevator type air-con-
dtioned apt. bldg. in NV. Washing
ton. Chief engineer and assistant.
with at least 3rd-class licenses, no
children, will be given l-bedrm
apt. in addition to good salary.
Watch engineers, 9TH class. viii live
on premises. Excellent opportunities
and environment for dependable men
looking for permanent positions.
Telephone RE. 1866 between o am.
and 5 pm. Except Sat. and Sun. J,
for apt. to be interviewed.
ENGINEER, white. sober and expert.
enced on heavy oil; salary and apt.
can 4 to o pm. weekdays. AP.
O16S -oS
Evening star., 1951-08-27
FINISHER

for piano work; fufl-time
permanent position: 5-day week, g.
hour day; light airy shop; immediate
opening: State age and experience.
Personal interview arranged. Re-
plies confidential. Box 22S-M, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

FLOOR SANDER AND FTNIsHER,
white; exper only. Phone GE. 1892
FIoDR saNSBIiNG MECHANICS. sx.
perienced only; steady work: call
between am. and 5 p.m., WA
Evening star., 1951-08-27
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

Splendid opportunity, ex-
perience not essential: 5-day
week; congenial SURROUNDINGS,
special employe benefits. See
Mr.. Schweinhaut, THE WASH
MGTON LOAN & TRUST,
300 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

TELEvISION REPAIRMAN
For bench work. Must be top-notch
man and thoroughly experienced on
parabis M so with abiiity. ifss Psid iA Vacation, G
good working conditions. Modern
shop. One Of Washington's oldest
service ORGANIZATIONS. COLONY RA-
DIo SALES AND SERVICE, 6119
Georgia ave. NV. GE. 2200. -27
Evening star., 1951-08-27

CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1951-08-27
ILLUSTRATOR

Prepare pictorial sketches, cutaway
views, schematic drawings, charts
and graphs in technical engineering
reports ONCE. Familiarity with print
ing processing and reproduction
methods desired. Phone ST.. 1900,
Personnel Department. -28
Evening star., 1951-11-23
British Approval Seen
For Japanese Treaty
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Labor
Party opposition in the House of
Commons decided today to vote
for ratification of the Japanese
peace treaty when the treaty bill
Is called up for second reading
Monday.
The decision was made despite
the announced opposition of IA
Labor members who offered a
motion to reject the bill.
Labor Party leaders said an
attempt will be made Monday
before the Commons session to
deter the IA from forcing a roll
call vote on the treaty so that it
can be approved without question.
Technically, the act of ratify-
ing is a function of the Crown
and Parliament cannot vote for
or against it. In effect, however,
the debate on the bill-which
provides for carrying into effect
the treaty of peace with Japan"
will be debate for and against
ratification.
The IA Labor Party critics did
not set out the reasons for their
hostility. But other members said
it was largely economic, that they
feared increased japanese COM
petition for Britain's textile and
pottery industries once the treaty
is ratified.
Evening star., 1951-11-23
Dr.. ]. W. Miller Named
To Acting Dean Posi-
Al William and MaV
By the Assoeioted Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. 23.
An old hand at administrative
chores has been appointed acting
dean at the College of William
and Mary.
The selection of DR.. James Will
kinson Miller was announced yes
terday by W&M President Alvin
Duke Chandler.
AS new dean. DR.. Miller sue
ceeds DR.. Nelson Marshall who
resigned last October in protest
over the methods used by the
Board of Visitors in selecting a
new president for the school.
Served Previously.
The chore of handing down or
derS is nothing new to DR.. Miller.
He served as William and Mary's
acting president. following the
mid-September resignation of DR..
John E. Pomfret, until Admiral
NAAoAANiSA dPPOIAiIIIlCilI GIlC 1Ol-
lowing month.
AS dean he returns to a Job
he held from 1912 through 1945
under DR.. Pomfret's administra-
ton. But his new tour of duty
promises to be short-lived. Presi-
dent Chandler has specified that
DR.. Miller will serve only until,
February and then return to his
teaching job as chancellor profess
sor of philosophy. -
Quit in September.
DR.. Pomfret quit the presiden-
cy last September 13 when the
board censured his administration
for alleged failure to adequately
deal with sports scandal at the
school.
Subsequently Dean Marshall re-
signed. charging that the board
failed to take the faculty into it's
confidence before naming Admiral
Chandler as the new college pres
ident.
Evening star., 1951-11-23

THE SHORT COAT, WARM AS A HUG
Perfect solution for wearing otop your
suit now. your dresses later I. i. O soft fleece
finished WOOL with deeply cut arms, warmly nterIined
and buttoned high and handsome In cinnamon
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Our "eobetween" royon crepe goes from doy-nto-
night so nicely sInn-Iined bosic thot you can
oecessorze in many woys Note distinctive hip
oooentine pockets and edging of groseroin In
novy, deep brown or charcoal grey. Sizes l. to 8.
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Evening star., 1951-01-05
Exclusively Yours
COL BiddIe Flies to Paris to Be Gen. Eisenhowes Sof
Harold Boyer Returns Woshnqton to Toke Defense lob

will mark his 69th birthday to-
morrow. The longtime Texan
Representative. who was born
January 6. 1882, in Roane County
| Tenn, will celebrate the occasion
in the same manner in which he
has celebrated it for no less than
33 years. Following the annual
5 to 7 to-do the Dale Millers, old
Texas friends of the Speaker, will
give for him at the Women's Ma
tional Democratic Club tomorrow
Sam will dine with Mrs. j. Lee
Aston, whose husband came here
from Texas about the same time
Mr.. Rayburn did.
This will be the 34th year that
the legislator has been birthday
guest in the Aston home, only this
year the host will be absent. Mr..
Aston passed away month ago
but, touchingly enough, the din
ner they will eat tomorrow night
was planned and ordered by him,
including the Maryland turkey,
corn on the cob and Sans favorite
cocoanut cake. AS always Chief
Judge of the Court of Claims,
Marvin Jones, will be there to
drink to his lifelong friend and
Texas Senator and Mrs. Lyndon
johnson. Miss Lou Rayburn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lupton of
Baltimore will complete the inti-
mate gathering. Mrs. Lupton is
Mrs. Aston's daughter. Whoever
said that a bachelors life is a
lonely one didn t.know Sam.
Evening star., 1951-01-05
Items

Mrs. John w. Gulick of Cape
Elizabeth, sIe., is in Washington
for the winter. The widow of Maj
Gen. Gdlick, former Chief of Coast
Artillery, resided here for a num-
her of years before the war. She
served as president of the Womens
Board of Columbia Hospital and
as vice-president of the Thrift
Shop. Mrs. Gulick is staying at
the Windsor Park Hotel.
Miss Anne Darlington has re-
turned to Washington after three
months abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Poll Sheahan
returned to Washington yesterday
after a honeymoon in Europe. On
their arrival in New York the
newlyweds were met by members
of the groom's family and were
given a welcome home party.
Mrs. Sheahan is the former
Miss Shirley S. Akers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd DeSoto
Akers. Yesterday her parents gave
welcome home to their son in
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheahan will be here until Mon
day when they will leave for New
Haven, Conn, where they will
make their home.
Evening star., 1951-01-05
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr.. Hun
ziker, whose parents reside in
Little Falls, N. j., received his
BIS. degree from Tufts College
and is now doing graduate work
at George Washington Univer-
sity.
Brieger- Matthews
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Aladar Brieger OF
Arlington announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Katinka
to Mr.. j. Aust Matthews, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva B. Matthews
of GAINESVILLE, Ga. The wedding
will take place in April.
Polmer-PoImer
/ The engagement of Miss Polly
V. Palmer to Corpl. Lloyd M. Pal
mer, USMC, has been announced
by her mother, Mrs. Virginia F.
Palmer of Mount Rainier. The
prospective bridegroom IS the son
of Mr.. and Mrs Earle NJ. Palmer
of Lisbon, Conn. He is now sta
toned at Yokosuka, Japan.
No date has been set for The
wedding.
Sonders- Ridge
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Moody H. Sanders of
the engagement of their daughter
Barbara Jean, TO Mr.. Thomas E.
Ridge. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Elliott. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1951-01-05

Are Present
At Benefit

Celebrities crowded the Blue
Room at the Shoreham Hotel last
night to get the rare chance of
hearing sultry French Singer Edith
Piaf and to help inaugurate the
1851 March of Dimes" polio drive
for the District.
Miss Piaf's one-night benefit
performance here attracted many
of her illustrous country men and
women. headed by the French AM
bassador and Nine. Bonnet, who
took a table for the event.
The famous chanteuse until last
night had sung only in New York
since arriving in this country sew
eral years ago. After her perform
ance she left for France, where she
is scheduled to make a film.
Others on hand for the gala
benefit program were the Indian
Ambassador. Nine. Pandit: Gen.
and Mrs. Omar Bradley, Deputy
Secretary of Defense and Mrs.
Robert Lovett. Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry Vaughan, Assistant to the
President and Mrs. John Steelman,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George
Battley, Assistant Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. Karl Bendetson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon and
1t. Col. and Mrs. John j. Duffy.
Mr.. Edgar Morris is chairman of
the District March of Dimes"
drive and with Mrs. Morris at
tended the benefit. Mr.. John A..
Logan was also among those who
had a table.
Evening star., 1951-01-05

Around about noon yesterday
suave. dapper Col. Anthony Drexel
Biddle emplaned for Paris where
he will serve on Gen. Eisenhower's
staff. Just what his job will be
over there has yet to be outlined
but it will undoubtedly be in
liaison. a field in which Tony
Biddle is a recognized expert. Fol-
lowing his multiple -ambassadorial
job during the last war, Tony
was attached to SHAEF as Allied
Liaison Officer, was head of the
Allied Contact Division from the
landings in Normandy right
through to Frankfurt, and has
since been the Foreign Liaison
Officer for the Army here in
Washington. Now the elegantly
clothed boyish- figured Col. Biddle
will be attached to SHAPE.
Margaret Biddle will probably
go over in another six weeks and
then commute back and forth un-
til she has transplanted her very
young fry, Antonio, age 2, and
Meg, age 21z weeks. She's pleased
about living in Paris, as who isn't
who has ever visited there?
There's general excitement
among the Army men who have
served with Ike before about
going over. He Is expected to
draw heavily from his former as
sociates. 1t. Col. Craig Cannon,
former aide to Gen. Eisenhower, is
back in the same job. has just
been promoted and leaves today
for Paris. His wife will join him
later when things are more settled
than they are now. 1t. Col. Rob-
ert l.. Schultz, longtime aide to
Ike undoubtedly will be going
and Maj. Vernon Walters. the
Army's best interpreter, is almost
bound to be among the chosen.