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MATCHMAKER. with sales ability.
to manage watch repairing conces-
sion in dept. store. Call WI. $3.50.
BOY WANTED. about Is yrs. old. to
deliver orders and help around
store. PROVIDENCE MKT. l4s E
BOY. with bicycle, aged IS, b-day
week. RYNEx g. SAXON. 1927
10Th NV. -15
BOY. white. 1929. for work in book
opportanity frnrh for risht pS BOY WIN No rss es
perlenee required, VILLAIN NOR.
BOY. OVER Is. to work in dry clean.
ing plant steady job; no expert
enced needed. Apply PREMIER
CLEANERS. rear 633 H st, ne.
BOYS. II to 2I, white. to learn to
operate envelope printing presses;
some knowledge OF printing desir-
able. but not necessary; experienced
operator will teach you; no Sat
work; Eood opportnnlty and advance,
Apply WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
CO. 1st and l. SITS. me-, End fiooI
before 1l:30 I'm. --15
ability to check rec
ora players and receive instructions
III REPAIRS exper desirable. but not
essential: 5-day. 45-hr wk.. time
and half after 40 hrs. Apply
BOWEN g. CO. 47l2 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda. Md -l6
MAN, experienced In general main
tenance for apartment house; NV
section, Hours pm. to IL. Call
MRS. LEVER, EN-, o7o0. --l6
MAN. white. for receiving dept. drive
pickup truck. Apply MR.. BEDDOW
715 18th st. NV. 49,
MAN. young. steady or part time, for
meat counter; some exper. necessary
Apply J. Miller. Q STREET MAR
KET. Stand As, 7th and L sts NV
--l6
MAN FOR NEwssTAND-Good sal
ary, company benefits, paid vaca-
tions; must be reliable. Apply in
person, THE UNION NEWS CO.
No. l stand. Union Station. Id
MAN-Pref. under 25 to train for
position of Civil Engineering Aide;
earn while learning OW. 1852. --lb
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1IoI p.nna A.. Nm
PRINTER

for downtown publicat tiop
and Job shop. non-union. Vertical
and Kluge experience necessary.
Excellent opportunity for man with
top-notch work record. Good. con.
genial working conditions. Salary
commensurate with productive abil-
ity. Cali MR. WEBSTER. Ma. S062
or III ~S-5l2Q Id
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HELP MEN
PRESS CLEANERS

Colored men. 25-35 years Of age, oi
heavy build, and willing to give
regular attendance. Apply person
mel. Room 500. Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat, 81. No phone calls
: THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-11-14

RADIO REPAIRMAN. bench work;
piece rate or salary. permanent
work. Apply r.. Dowd. DOWD'S
RADIO CO.. 44lS Conn. ave. NV.
-19
RADIO and television serviceman--
Want q good job with good pay?
Apply D. C. RADIO, 3100 M st.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Active
Arlington office needs l full-time
man to round out stan; opportunity
unlimited; car essential. CAM
BRIDGE REALTY. 1919 Wilson
blvd, IA. 5-S333. --16
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Exper
man with Va. license; well located
active office; call Mr.. Hart, REALTY
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HELP MEN
PART.TIME SAIFs In

PART TIME SALES in hours of own
choice. No car or exper necessary.
Haber., apparel by REAL SILK; Ma
1857. Tues. We'd, Thurs; 81: 80.
EMPLOYED MEN. 15 hrs. weekly;
eve. Sat part-time work, $3-S4 hr. !;
apply Tues, Wed, Thurs, $3.50
pm. RIM. ZOE, 7I0 14th st. NV.
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SERVICE Man for home repair Of
full benefits. including vacation.
sick leave; pension. disqualification,
etc, Evening appointment arranged:
can Mr.; shaIloHT, anoH G. e. SUPPLY
sERSSfcE ESE hSf STATION. 2neS asst. mgr. i1 ex-
perienced, also. attendants; full and
part time; 4S-hr. week; salary plus
comm; see Mr.: March, SHOREHAM
SERVICE STATION. 2502 Calvert
SERVICE Ei Hic STATION attendant. white.
time. KRAICH's ESQ STATION,
SERVICE STATION attendants. must
be thoroughly exp: IL pm. to 8
am; refs: salary. depending upon
sHf Esso sEkRPeE kRPz Ts1a M4S 80
sERyHcE E1es1sa ave sTafroN AZ ArrENDASr, aS
night manager; II pm am;
on night shift: $500 mo. plus
comm. and vacation. Only good
ssgSse fsaiIe Rsp FiR 5si' sEs sSa
sERv N Wsi Sra ave ArTENPANT ana S,Esf rd capable @
TExAco ps isE sEERtcE t. yoFs asss Gems c5EMsENs
SERVICE aRSlfE z Oeyf9n sTaTroN Attendant ArrENnlAS
with experience in fabrication work;
pm. ALBRfTTAIN sUNoco sERV-
ICE STATION. 247 Carroll ST.. Ia
k9ma EnW,cs Park Pcs p cv.ro, co,rv.ro,
man: experience preferable. but not
neceSSary. Call SE A5f0. Il G
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THE EVENING STAR
I10I Penna. Ave. NV.
.JEWEI,RY STORE

JEW ELRI SlORE
Est. Is yrs. in Wash, wants
statesmen. full or part time, to
sell diamonds. watches and
dinnerware to the home on
credit; high profits for you.
with no investment. Call Mr..
KAY. RE. So91 after 10 am.
Monday,
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SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING

BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. CAR NEc-
ESsARY. Hu. 624o. IA
statesmen t3t, are needed imme-
diately: car furnished; salary. po-
sitions are permanent; earnings
should exceed $3.50 weekly. Ap-
ply 9 am. to IL noon. Mr.. MONT
GOMERY. 5511 l4th st. NV. la
$3.50 a week. selling watches on
credit, we have an opening for you
in our ong-established orsaniZa-
tion. No, down payment required
from customer Immediate COM
mission. Joe Tash, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., Tl9 7th st. NV.
statesmen tmen's furnishings). ex-
perienced; good salary; permanent
position. Apply HERZOG's. st. at
Statesmen WANTED. experienced
full time and part time WOOD
ROWS MEMS SHOP. S09 H st. ne.
SALESMES-Outsid man for radio
and televiston orga nization: some
leads furn.; fine opport. for wide
awake salesman. KEYSTONE TV 4
FURNITURE CO.. B and H st. NV
is
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1l0l Penna. Ave. NV.
PLUMBER. experienced, jobbinE man
steady work. top wages: must have
2; c. driving license J; SHAPIRO;
Nd: must have car and hand
tools. TO. 546s. 7;;3o am; to
IPLUMBER's HELPER - Some exper
nee: D. G. drivers permit. Phone
lPLCMBER's HELPER-Must have at
least ga yrs, experience Sl2 a
PLUMBERS HELPER-Exper. man
needed to I'LL permanent, year-round
position with estab. Arm: inside
work with opportunity for advance
ment Apply to Mr.. Edward. JOHN
G. WEBSTER 4 SONS. INC. 627
PORTER for drugstore. fountain and
Sun, ewes. Apply in person. 1865
35th st. NV. is
PORTER. colored: 5-day wk. HARRIS
& EWING. 1913 F st. NV. is
PORTER, colored, local references;
permanent position and good SAL
ary See Mr.. Scheide. SPORT CEN
TER. 500 D st. NV.
PORTER and dishwasher, colored,
night shift ALL, meals. QUIGLEYS,
2lst and G NV.
PORTER, good salary. Apply HOL-
LYWOoD CLOTHING CO., 103. 9TH
PORTER wANTED-For drug store;
Drug STORE EDPi4s i4,h .nd AMskssAPoE ( &
Evening star., 1951-11-14
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE

White, to insert papers on Sat. night
Apply to Mr.. Feroer, mailroom fore
man, meZzanine lloor. any time thi
week to get letter for work permit
Bring your birth certificate. B
ready to start on SATURDAY night a
$50. Good pay NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1951-11-14

NURSE-Inreresting and different
type OF position for graduate nurse
who likes variety IN her work; in
cludes work with medical consultant,
first aid. management of employee
cafeteria and other related duties;
S-hr day. 5-day wk.; vacation and
sick leave plan; state experience
and starting salary Box 421-Z. Star.
white UNDERGRADUATE, general
duty: live in: under 35; no smokers
or drinkers. Box 392-R, Star. lis
white. hospital grad; general
duty; ! day of: salary. 1928 to
start. Also q nurses aid. Call MI.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. typing essen
tial; to assist manager IN local sales
once: perm. LIFETIME ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS CO., 943 N. Y. ave. Nv.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, typins or
switchboard exper. helpful but
exper. unnecessary; perm. position;
5i2-day wk. Apply once. KOPY
KAT, III II ct. ne. lis
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PRODUCE MEN

For work in super market.
Good pay, free group hospital
ization, vacation with pay and
other employe benefits.
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MAN WITH CAR

BIG earnlngs; no investment, good
references. Call 81. 1851 and ask
for employment manager. 30
MEN, 2 full time and l part time,
II you wish TO prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
Is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly No
experience necessary An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
oil National Press BLDG. 14th and
+ SITS. NV, or call DI. 4477 or
DI 349S. IA
MEN 900. white, 10 distribute hand
bills: daily pay. S6. Report z an,
460 New York ave NV. -i5
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CLERK-TYPIST

Large real estate and mortgage loar
Arm. Permanent position. Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
Life. disqualification and surgical in
surance benefits: 5-day wk.; salary
commensurate with ability and eX-
perience, WEAVER BROS. INC
Washington Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt
d. $500 80
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATIONS wOMEN-steady. all
year-'round work: expert on coats.
suits and dresses; excel. salary for
qualified help Apply HABER &
CO. 1908 G st. NV. is
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER texper.) J.
knowledge Of accounts receivable
and payable. good at figures: 5-day
Tk. Apply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. Oil 7th st. NV.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER-Typing
essential. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
AssIsrAANST1s AS1s' BookkEIpER sso kia. and is GEN
ing conditions. Apply TANEN SALES
ASSISTANT TO BoOKKEEPER for
fine mems store; permanent position.
pleasant environment: 5I2-day week
Apply GoLDHEIM'S 1909 H st. NV.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. experienced.
credit department. Apply MRS
ASSIST SUPERVISOR Of textiles, for
@,ter workshop employing and
training handicapped persons In all
types garment repair. experienced
in alterations or. dressmakinR de-
strable. 5-day wk.; good working
conditions; state past experience
and salary desired. Box 1907. Star
BAKERY sALEsGIRLs. white, full
or part time: begin S35 per wk. /;
Sun. work, of l day. Apply 5O37
Conn. ave. NV. ia
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RECEIVERS

For work in super market.
Good pay, free group hospital
ization. vacation with pay and
other employe benefits.
Apply
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
403 Swami Ave, Alex. Va.
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norICE To Ioa AprIlcANrs
HELP WOMEN tcont. }

BEAUTICIAN. expert; no license re-
anaeeo time NEW iSS NATIONAL I AfRppRT IF pf.f
SALON, JA. 5-9744. LIZ
BEAUTICIAN--Wan exper all
around; salary and commission
ia. 1886. lis
BEAUTICIAN, fun or part-time, top
salary and commission. DOROTHEA
MAE BEAUTY SHOP, WA. 1871.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
2i~3O years Of age. high school
graduate of heavy build and capable
of giving good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Oren $500
weekdays and 81 on Saturday. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
RADIO REPATRMAN. bench work

SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
403 Swami Ave, Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1951-11-14

BEAUTY. Eau oPERAIoR, g! f9HI I, og q part (,
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Experieneced: % ie ed
all-around;- for JULES HAIR STYL-
lists. Shirlington, Va. 5-day. 40
hr. wk.; salary and commission. Call
Mr. Jules. AL. 1886. lis
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn Ss5.
500 week, salary plus commission
An air-cooled. modern shop; steady
position. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DREaSERS. 17I0 Eye st NV.
BOOKKEEPER; salary open. Apply
IN person. WILLS, INC, Annandale,
BOOKKEEPER texper.l. opening for
young lady in one of Washington S
finest furniture stores knowledge
Of Remington-Rand machines: s.
sis &zzoK Ek MAs4HsP1rehs ARRsz aEs 81 fffa9ifh th
BooKKEEpER. 90 KaKiHE:EpER experienced; a hours.
10 to. 4:30: 5-day wk.; excellent
salary and permanent position. Ap-
ply FRANCINE. 736 9TH st. n.w.--15
BO0KKEEPER. experienced; tipping
necessary. Work in Silver Spring
Cali MR.. BARNES. 81. 5000 -i5
BOOKKEEPER-ASS AUDITOR
--40-hour week but necessary TO
work Sat. am. Pleasant sur
rouEdinRS permanent position. Ap-
ply EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H
Bo0KkEEpING 90 X MACHINE operator.
mortgage loan collections; young
experience not necessary. will train:
5-hour week. paid vacations. good
salary. Call MR.. LYNCH. ST 63l l.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
REAITTTCTAN
REAI1TICIAN

Also manicurist; top salary and COM
mission. CARLs. 18th and F sts
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with life insur-
ance company for young woman
typing speed unimportant. Many
company benefits including nom
profit cafeteria: 3Tha-hour 5-day
week. Apply Room 300 SI6 I4th
st. NV, bet. 8 am. and 3 pm.
ih
Evening star., 1951-11-14
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine operator, experienced;
5-day week, completely air.
conditioned ofice.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
HELP WOMEN
CT,ERK-TyPTST

Permanent position open in account
ing once; some knowledge Of book
keeping and typing preferred. Apply
and Pa. ave. NV. --15
Evening star., 1951-11-14
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Opportunity for ambitious. expert
enced counter woman. TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. NV;
CASHIER, exper: permanent posi-
tion. high salary pleasant surround
ings. Apply KoPY KAT, s307 Ga.
ave; Silver Spring, Nd. ID
References required. BASINS,
1920 Pa. ave. NV. Ex. 9I40.
CASHIER
1000 thoroughly; starting salary,
SOS; permanent: advancement. Ap-
ply REGAL. I'll 9TH st. NV. lis
CASHIER CLERK (coll, drugstore
exper pref; long recent loc.; ref;
CLERK insurance once; 4n-hour. s.
day week; interesting work; attrac-
ysneement' Can At Room 400.
CLERK = for r. aviation communicable
week. Cali Me 5000 lis
CLERK, dry cleaning store, ne. sec
ply MAJESTIC CLEANERS, 1915
hal1 ST. Sc, Al. IUlU. 10
CLERK-Bakery Must be Is years.
Sunday work Start at S35 week.
P1TTLE'S BAKERY. 5037 Conn. ave.
NV. EN- 2125 Is.
CLERK-To be trained in operation
Of bookkeeping machine: 35-hr. wk.: !:
Bethesda area. Apply in person. 503
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Nd;
CLERK -sTENoGRAPHER. from Is
TO 35: permanent position: or. ONCE
Of lge. organization; good salary,
working conditions. Apply 500 Con-
necticut ave. NV. Suite 202. -l6
5-day vk.. starting
salary, $40. Apply BAUSCH d
LOMB f2nd foor). 1924 Eye st. NV.
- Pleasant working
conditions. in local Office Of national
automobile finance company: ideal
for person seeking employment in
sERs. s!Tss sPG.inTf eRaDr eFss Aeelg eeeogpdRa Sss
TON. 1880 Georsia ave, Silver
for insurance once;
5-day week: permanent position
S45 a week to start. Apply sos Vic
tor bldg, 124 9th st. NV. 80
CLERK-TYPIST with some knowl-
edge OF shorthand for purchasing
dept. OF motion picture company.
5-day wk, excel, working cond. :;
exper helpful but not nee See
Mr.. Yates. 18th floor, WARNER
pT nFs Ipth anj z efe - ~ :
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salary; plus permanent wave com
mission. Apply
Neisner's Beauty Salon
18th and G sts. NV.
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The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E ST NV. -I5
BEAUTIC1ANS-Exper. operators who
Will work ewes; 50ef comm. with
$50 full-time guar, $50 part-time
guar; southeast shop. Apply MRS.
DANIELS, 10. e-el76, to 2 pm,
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Attention Statesmen

We need more good statesmen in
our sales dept. Earnings unlimited
and future secure. We are not Affect
ed by war. priorities or credit re-
strictions Experience not necessary.
Complete training given. Car nec-
For personal interview see Mr.. Robe
sen between 10 and 12 or . and 4.
FIT. LINCOLN CEMETERY
9on1 Rladansh1rn nd Al n Ia
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S54 PER DAY

this amount every day. would You
take the Job? Then call at 9I9
Dupont Circle Bldg, 1346 Conn
Evening star., 1951-11-14
AIRLINES NEED

Average earnings $i00 weekly
Daily cash advance and transpor-
tation furnished Opportunity for
advancement. Apply PAUL AN
DREA, Franklin Park Hotel. 14th
and Eye. 10 am. to 2 pm. 7:3O to
8 pm No phone calls. 16'
Evening star., 1951-11-14
HELP MEN

MATCHMAKER. with sales ability.
to manage watch repairing conces-
sion in dept. store. Call WI. S1Sg.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
Police Find Monkey
In Telephone Booth
Without q Nickel

Police peered into a telephone
booth last night and found a
monkey who had no call to be
there.
Must be waiting for delayed
Christmas Day CALL" a bystander
Quipped.
Police from No. / Precinct were
called to the Greyhound bus ter
minal last night when some one
discovered the monkey in a booth
The officers found the animal
in cardboard box. The box bore
no markings. and the harness on
the monkey had no identifying
tags
Police took the monkey to
the Washington Animal Rescue
League. where officials reported it
a friendly animal with a hearty
appetite.
Some one must have been in a
hurry to catch a bus and run of
and left the monkey behind" a
league official said.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
Bid 10 Delay Changes
In Agencies Rejected

The Commissioners today de-
cided not to delay organizational
changes within or between Dis
trict agencies and departments
although a general reorganization
plan is pending.
Walter L. Fowler, District bud
get officer, suggested that all pro-
posals for significant changes il
or between departments be sus.
pended until final action is taker
on the reorganization plan drawr
by Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robin
son, Engineer Commissioner.
Gen. Robinson said he thought
1t would be unwise to issue 6
blanket order for suspension anc
added the belief that such changes
might prove beneficial to the
overall objective.
Mr.. Fowler had said morale
would be affected by personnel
shifts which eventually may be
reconsidered.
The Robinson plan was for
warded to the Bureau of the
Budget. 1t will go from there
to President Truman, who is ex.
pected to discuss it in a message
to Congress.
Evening star., 1951-12-27

shot all of the members of gun
club on Vancouver Island, British
Columbia.
Joe also started riding when
he was almost IL. He took les
sons at the Meadowbrook riding
stables. and soon his father bought
him his first horse, a thorough
bred mare which he named Flick.
Joe and Flick made many of
the shows together, and hunted
with the Potomac Hunt Club,
until Joe's legs got a little too
long for Flick's small size. Flick
was retired and is now on a farm
in Faquier County. Va.
Then came Country Girl, an
other thoroughbred mare. Joe
schooled her and got her ready
for the shows. but she didn't quite
come up to his weight, and has
been taken over by his sister Pat
Gets Third Horse.
Recently Joe got his third
horse. A grey thoroughbred mare
called Witch d'Sprit, she was
purchased in Pennsylvania. Her
sire is Cog d'Sprit, a stallion man
aged by Norman Haymaker at
Berryville, Va and the sire of
Clifton's Champ, one of the top
winning show horses last year.
Joe is just beginning her school,
ing, and expects to have her in
top condition for the coming show
season.
When you talk to the boys
father you get an idea of why
Joe and Bob have done so well at
their chosen sports.
An out-of- doors man himself
Mr.. Smith has seen to it that his
family got out in the open at an
early age.
He doesn't try to influence the
children in the choice of their
hobbies. The only thing is-they
have to do thier Jobs we'll.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
Area Officials Confer
with keneipp Today
On Snow Traffic Plans

Officials of suburban communi-
ties were to confer with District
authorities here this afternoon on
plans to regulate traffic during
snowstorms.
The Office of Traffic Director
George E. Keneipp said represent
Iatives were expected from Alex
andria and Arlington. Fairfax
Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties.
To Coordinate Regulations.
The conferees will try to co-or-
dinate regulations to eliminate the
kind OF congestion that snarled
practically all traffic in the Dis
trict December ID, when a three
inch snow fell Unexpectedly.
With Federal authorities, the
District is working out arrange
ments for the early dismissal OF
Government employees when q
forecast of snow comes during
the work day. The employees woulo
be released, as usual. on staggered
schedules, but several hours ahead
of the daily dismissal time.
To Avoid Repetition.
Under the plan, no one would
leave work early if snow starts
falling unexpectedly during the
day. That was done December IA
and it is blamed for much of the
congestion that developed.
The traffic regulation plan was
approved last week by the Com
missioners. 1t designates SIS streets
which cannot be used under ad-
verse conditions except by vehicles
equipped either with skid chains
or snow tread tires.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
MANY Clubs to Close at 2 AM.
Jan. ! Despite Eosed Curfew

Iclude only the cover charge
food and drinks extra. Both the
Congo room and the cocktail
lounge will be open until 2 am. or
"the wee hours" according to a
hotel official.
At the Madrillon, 81 will provide
dinner-f1let mignon, seafood, OF
Icapon with ham-served at 10
pm. There will be continuous
dance music by two orchestras and
Ifavors will be given. Dress is op-
Itional.
Ambassador Hotel Prepares.
The Ambassador Hotel expects
a crowd but has no specific plans
No minimum charge, no cover
charge and no reservations will be
required. Music will supply the
same entertainment for the no.
tells High Hat Room and Grill.
Plans for the Raleigh Room of
the Raleigh Hotel are simple
pay as you leave.
Smaller rooms in Washington
will continue on a regular basis.
There will be "a slight extra
charge per drink" one manager
said.
All hotels report that reserva-
tions are coming in rapidly.
If they go to the service centers.
men and women in the armed
forces will go home with no
strain on their billfolds.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
Mother Of 10 Children
Dies From Injuries
In BeaIIsviIIe Fire

Mrs. Charles G. Fowler, 43-year.
old mother of 10 children, died ir
Suburban Hospital last night o1
third-degree burns suffered wher
her home near Beallsville, Md.
burned Sunday.
Mrs. Fowler was burned ovel
her entire body when kerosense
she was using to light her kitchen
stove exploded. Her husband, a
44-year-old Montgomery County
roads employe, was burned about
the hands and face, but was not
hospitalized.
The seven Fowler children liv-
ing at home escaped without in
jury. A son Bill, Ia, broke a bed
room window and instructed his
sister Martha, IL. to pass the
smaller children out to him.
The other children are Robert
Henry. 8: James Edward, A;
Franklin, 7, and Harry and How
ard, 3-year-old twins. Mrs. Fowl
er also is survived by two mar
ried daughters and a 17-year-old
son, who were not living at home.
After the fire Mr.. Fowler and
the children moved in with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosely Gravely. jr.. dairy
man at the G.. Lee Walden farm
at Poolesville.
Montgomery County police and
the Upper Montgomery Volunteer
Fire Department collected more
than six truckloads of food, toys,
clothing and furniture, besides
several hundred dollars in cash,
to help the family get a new start.