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Evening star., 1951-10-21
ADVERTISING
AGENT

We will employ 2 men to
earn from $4,000 to $4,000,
depending upon qualifications
and ability. to represent our
company in the Washington
area. disqualification and in
Surance benefits. Profit shar-
Ing. plan and other features
make this the most attractive
employment opportunity you
have. ever investigated.
Interview 9 to IL am.
Room 639 Warner Bldg. 18th
and z sts. NV.
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PERSONAL

REMEDIAL READrNG--Also Other
home home If u desilsd. hlsa' UN. On h!Sh nsss sub
NURSING CARE-Accredited. licensed
'couValescent). D. c.. NV, CO. 2o24
WANTED: Customers who desire hon.
est and reliable teIevision servics
GsI! GI VIDEo ENGINEERiNG CO.
The HARRISON SCHOOL, nurser,
ana kindergarten, trained teachers,
p,snnea per Iargs prog1sm' ram complete hot din;
4511 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va
TWO blocks from Hecht's virginia
6ireefnE 6alt 0W' 1885, Mrs. D. c. Harrison,
WANTED-s CHILDREN for -21 2do,r
and board. nearby Nd. Prot. Ex.
peritnced mother. Box 232-X, Star
LADIES. we can tailor your suit from
surplus SUPP Sta mems suits. Call CO. s4I4
GovERNEss. French, anf sxs; SPEAK ne Epslisb Me
up. Write Box 2Tg-X. Star %"
VACANCY In modernly equipped
nursing home: 24-hr. nursing care.
9SAfkHAVEN "a. 6A6J coNvALEscENT HOME
ELDERLY LOVED ONES given kind
sngrsing home: 81. I443.
eLYNN g 2 3 BEAUTY COLLEGE. sft isfct
EsCoRrs FURNISHED for ladies ane
ggssntlemen. gs9 ESCORTS SERVICES
MEs0oRs iss aT ises aRs1 ST HoMi. sHzs' ,.c.nc,.,
Pvt; or semipvt. or small ward
24;hr; S;t nursing sing care. Tray servics
SLIP LIP j.. COVERS H,s11 mad. to n.; ali worl
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION.. priyat,
lessons. Instrument furnished. Lear
| 6eIore you buy. Free addition. 242s
Minnesota at Pa; ave. Sc. LU
MARY Lou sHoP, Nj Mrs. Ware. tailor.
Moved to sos 18th NV. esn,rSas customer,
and friends please call ST. 6S19.
lCOMPLETE ballroom dance course
onersd 6 for 2-yr; loan or investment
81 sox %; 79s, ;9os is stan ballroom dance studio
CLEARWATER. FLA.-Make reserva.
tions now for part Of or whole sea
son. Nov; 70 May /; lovely room
twin beds, use OF sun porch anc
GairaGe: eia av. OCCUPANT 1904 N. osce'
BE THE LIFE OF THE PARTY. learr
palmistry,. enjoy this hobby; classe,
HAIRCUT. TRIM? New York's hand
tailored. No clipper used. Also ex.
eellent 1isprp manieuristi naIn LEE HOUSE
CAN OFFER EXC. DAY CARE or full.
time care to children; pvt. Suburban
home. sH. O5s5.
HOME TUTORTNG-Alg.. geom.. Lat.
Fl. Ger. Sp.. Eng, arith., read.
elae5n,' jr. high. sr. high sub. UN
lSISTERS-cultured, healthy. attrac.
tive, exper. Govt. and industry, de.
sire positions on lge. country estate
cattle or dairy farm. Md. or Penna.
| as ONCE manager, companion. socia
secretary care for motherless chill
furn. and required. Box 209-X, Star
FUR COATS MADE ovER-Dres.
making and alterations In your hom
II desired. Phone CHI. 9267 be
tween am. and o pm. week days
WANTED--Cartoonist or artist to d,
craving dTaWing for character feature. NO
PLAY OR LEARN CONTRACT br,dp,
PEOPLES BRIDGE STUDIO. 35l.
l4th st. NV. AID. 1858. Expert o
NOVICE. you can nnd pleasant enjoy
namss mens At our social Friday nigh
TEACH ALL TYPES PIANO. certife,
!: p. T; A.; will come to your hom
Il desired. Progress Guaranteed
FRANCINE FRAZIER. ia. 2-9424
CO. 6393.
MODERN PIANO LESSONS taught a
your, home; beginners or ADVANCE,
pupils. ia. 1919,
IWANTED-Board and 1st-foor roor
near bath for elderly lady; aduI
Protestant home: needs some care
nearby Fairfax or Loudoun Co. Bo
DO you HAVE q child between
and g? II 90 send child's name an
lsttef and novelty absolutely ne
gNCLE JIM 70 p. o. BOZ e73;
Evening star., 1951-10-21

RADIO maintenance man.
I'd class license required. See Mr.
RACKOW. Northwest Airlines, Han
ear No. 3, Washington National
Airport.
AIRLINE RADIO MAINTENANCE ME.
CHANIC, to work Of National Air
bort. Znd-class radio license, and
Hpply 1L AEEsicAN zEWxXs
National Airport, wash. b. 6. .-2e
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CARPENTER

IAnTEN lER
man. capable reading blue.
prints; future advancement. Report
ath and Quackenbos SITS. NV.
hotel front ONCE, Nationa
1000 experience preferred. Apply
asst. mgr. ROGER SMITH HOTEL
Sth and Pennsylvania ave. n.w.-24
CASHIER and parts clerk; 5-day wk,
dEoRGEE SGses sEofT, PtpHSEsr nees Call NO, 1900
CASHIER; responsible man. 80 to 4C
yrs. for position in accounting once
5.day wk.: best refs. required Cal
Mr.. WILLIAMS. RE. 2Bll for appt
AND HANDY NAN
Middle aged. sober. industrious, 10.
Sai references. Apply in persof,
YOUNG & CO. ga 14th st. NV.
La pm, Tues. through Fri.
CHLF. !talian-American restaurant
hours 4 til Midnight. no SUNDAYS
Apply in person. LIDO RESTAU.
RANT. 9ls 18th st. NV. -2I
CHEZ. thoroushly exper.. to assum,
iull charge OF kitchen. Call betWeer
1-g Mon. eve. ia. 4-0356.
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CAR WASHER = Colored. exper..
steady worker, salary $50 wk. plus
10so commission and vacation. See
Mr.. Barron. Mgr. SUNOCO SERVICE
STATION. Wisconsin ave and River
CAR AND TRUCK WASHER. colored,
to work nights: must have good ref
eTenses; Apply GRIFFITH CON-
sUMERs' GARAGE. 1900 lst st; ne.
CARPENTER. good all-around man
Maryland farm. 81 miles from D. c.
Prefer monthly ARRANGEMENT. Could
live on farm Give phone and ad-
dress. Box 24S-X. Star.
CARPENTERS--Mec only, top
pay. SD and Southern ave, Md
CARPENTERS-Firs t-class mechanics
only, good on framing; top wages
for top men. Apply to construc-
ton Job located at 18th and Salem
n.wD; ask for DAVE. -a3
CARPENTERS. exper. only. Come to
Macomb st. NV. we. 1868. -21
CARPENTERS and working foreman.
Report to 1905 Turner lane. From
: Chevy Chase Circle turn east on
Western ave. to Camalier dr.. left
= to TUNER lane. right to job. ---23
CARPENTERS - Experienced in re-
modelins. Call MR.. WILSON, Ii
CARPENTERs-First class all around
mechanics. Report to MR.. YOUNG
5lo0 block Tilden st. NV. -25
CARPENTERS-For school Job. Open
shop. Report. to MR.. MORGAN at
End ave. and Linden lane, / mile
north on Georgia ave. from Coles
willie light, Silver Spring. then left
blocks to Job. JU. 1929.
CARPENTERS, frst-class only; tor
pay Call Mr. BEST sun. AP
333m or LO. 4-74l0 Monday.
perieneed on boats and Yachts;
permanent employment. WASHING
TON MARINA. 1900 Maine ave sw.
CARPENTERS, frst-class for frame
and trim work, high wages. Out
EaSt-West hwy. from Silver Spring
sls,t sslsht On Jones Mill rd. to $500
cARPENTERs-steady work for fast
o5lo Edsemoor lane. Bethesda. Md.
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS ,r-
stali hiehest-auality custom built
steel kitchen cabinets and do home
Temodeltng: require dependahility
nne finished work ability to follow
drawings exactly without super
vision; we guarantee complete deliv-
cry all cabinet materials at one
tulme; tlme; Can voELL CO.. st. Charles
~ KKRateaens; hens RE els1. daytimes: and
CARPENTER FOREMAN to work and
supervise construction OF large Gus
Tom ramblers; must have local refs
write Box 222-V, Star. -27
Evening star., 1951-10-21

FRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS
SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
3EPICE qFpSa EQUIPMENT AND FIX.
ON THE PREMISES
34-7036 WISCONSIN AVE
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1851
AT 10:30 O'CLOCK Am.
Pursuant to an order of the United
of Maryland in Bankruptcy. in the
matter of William E. Yost. ST., and
William Z. Yost. jr.. individually
and trading as Yost Electronics. the
undersigned trustee will sell at public
\. .austion;; .GM31;;e The folloyins; ..,,
fNR fARco sYL .8AIs1i YAN1A 1Hb TEbEyIs5oNs MsHNs
YOX RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS
ELECTRIC REFR1GERAToRs. APEX
HHo.TPoINT, KITCHENAIDE DISH
pooI phAsHERS afSroaT2E sENpIx ~ ANp SI,,y WHIRL- r
ToAsTERsi TtANhf WAFrEE ri ISoNsl MixE5s ddF.
FEE MAKERS. INCLUDING such
FAMOUS MAKES AS WESTING-
HOUSE. GE. SUNBEAM. UNIVER-
Sal, MANNING BOWMAN. HAMIL-
TON; TO DOMINION; GILBERT: GEN,
OTHERS, RITTENHoUsE AND NJ.
TONE DOOR CHIMES. GENERAL
ELECTRIC CLOCKS AND FANS
AIR-FLIGHT FLoOR-TYPE FANS.
ARvIN HEATERS: SINK CABINETS,
sHELvEs. SHELL horsoiITs' p s. kefSiNas f1RSEE
TOR. CooLERAToR AND PHMco: iELco
ELECTRIC RANGES. HOTPOINT
COMB. SINK AND DISHWASHER,
kELvlNAToR AND COOLERATOR
FREEZER. INDOOR Tv ANTENNAs.
Tx I1rI IpABLES; WASTE KING PuLvER-
ERs, CoRNPoPPERs. sPRfNKLERs
ATTIC FAN. LARGE LOT OF ELEC-
TRIG BULBS: FIXTURES. OUTLETS,
SAGKs; FUSES, CORDS. HANDLES
ssoW!kGHss' soGKTTss THEPTREEsrs THHAEIPTERIEs TusEs sES
PaRTTs Q; OF lAaIiHHHsaAls ALL bEscRiprroNsp' 5Np
TREE ORNAMENTS. CHRISTMAS
TREES, ELECTRIC TURN TABLES
PAPER BAGS AND MANY OTHER
InMdPoRdANT ndls Rd fsT,,,EMs ITEMS TOO NUMER-
ALSO
ROYAL TYPEWRITER. TYPEWRITER
STAND. MGGASkEY CASH REGIS
pEsk 1AMps' AaNMHtscERLE ERLTorT TsEGS5TAkY 1ppRRSs
CHROME OFFICE AND SHOWROOM
SAAiRS, PARCEL POST SCALE.
DESK S LAMPS, ELLIOTT ADDRESS
ING MACHINE. LARGE AND SMALL
MiMEOGRAPHS. CHAIRS, TABL ES,
GARD FILES, BURROUGHS ADDING
MACHINE. INTER-COM SYSTEM
WITH 8 STATIONS. FLOOD LIGHTS,
DISPLAYS: Ell E c TRIO WATER
G3N0OLER; 3NS NEON SIGNS ON BUILD
ING. PARTITION BOARDS, ONE 2
WHEEL TRAILER. AP0075. ETC-
TERMS AND MANNER OF SALE: TO
BE ANNOUNCED AT TINE AND
PLACE OF SALE. CASH. IMME.
DATE REMOVAL.
GEORGE j. LOCHNER
TRUSTEE
NORRIS BUILDING. BALTIMORE
ND. 7; e; ". HOBBS CO. NC
AUCT1ONEERS. 103 HOPKINS pr,
BALTIMORE /. MD. oc2i,2s
Zed 1: Williams q Zed L. williams. JT-
Auetioneers and Appraisers.
ADVANCE NOTICE
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HELP MEN
BUTCHER

First. class. self-sery. exper.:. good
pm. or week days, 8 to 9. 1880
King ST.. Alexandria. Va. -
CABINET MAKERS wanted, exper
In store fixture work. Union SHOP
BONDY FIXTURE CO., rear 45s
K st. NV, Elk. 41S9. --21
CABINETMAKER. experienced: have
own hand tools: 40-hr. week; stand,
ard pay scale. CUSTOMCRAF
WOODWORKING DU l941 -
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AUTO CONTROL
TOWER OPERATOR

To maintain steady. smooth now oil
autos through repairs and main.
tsnance in N. Va. largest Chrysler.
some idea of price and be able te
estimate length of time for repairs
Good opportunity to earn top wages
insurance; paid vacation. best work
ing conditions.
SEE Mr.. HENDRICKS
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 wilson Blvd. AYl.. VI.
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Classified Ads Are
AUCTION SALES (cont.)

UNCLAIMED ARTICLES. accumulated
viii be sold at auction on Wednes.
day. October "a. 1881, Room 30S3
Main Post once, North Capitol and
Massachusetts ave. Sale to begin
at q am.
Goods win be open for inspection In
Room 30S3, Main Post ONCE Build
ing. on Tuesday. October 23. 1851
from 9 am. to pm.
will be available on both
days at the above address.
BY T. c. w. HOBBS l. CO., INC.
IRVING b. GRANDBERG. Atty,
3fS BALTIC. Life Bldg.
Baltic. 2. Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN

AUDITOR, night. immediate opening
Tor exper., sober, reliable man. Ap-
ply personnel offlce. AMBASSADOR
HOTEL, 1404 X st. NV. -23
AUTO GLASS MAN-Fully exper.
NV 81
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AUTO MECHANICS
FORn

We have openings for several ex-
equipment; Plenty Of work. Salary
benefits Paid vacation. Beat the the
lana. ERWIN PoRp fe CO. q. Lee soufne,- hSy,
ana Chaln Bridge rd., Fairfax. Va.
AUToMOTIvE PARTS-We have an
eeXceilent opening in our stockroom
,or i,h netter-than-average young man
Win experience TO train for q big
ees lob: good salary and working
Gonditions; MILLER-DUDLEY Co,
INC, l716 14th st. NV. ~
AUTOMOBILE PARTS RUNNER, must
crc,s crEw n.asii, Masniineton and have motor
tion insurance We y,ss,e, naye hosptalsa %pb
sv See Mrs Green at cAPITAL GAR.
AUTO Statesmen t2). to sell the
ali-neW Packard; no exper. nee. as
we VIII teach you to sell many OF
SI15 weekly. If you are ambitious.
desirous OF bettering yourself and are
not afraid of hard work this posi-
tion presents an excel. oppor. Only
mem need appy nssstT!Sui ss. Es ov. sober Ssi
coviNGTToRS Z m MoToR 81 fah co.. tof a1pt- 9s9'i
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. VT. 200.
AUTO SALESMAN Used cars, perm
anent lob, with salary and bonus:
large modern used car lot. Vacations
and holidays with pay. Cali Mr.,
Peek for appt. OLMSTEAD MO-
IOR CO, Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
sW.indson pivd.. Arlington. Va. OW.
AUTOMOBILE wash
lnston's oldest Chevrolet dealer ha.
an opening for an auto salesman.
Good opportunity for agsressiye
transportation furnished. See Mr
Hamilton, BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO. INC, 1l30 Conn. ave. 81
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN wanted q,
once The right man can earn up
TO $40 900 per yr Vacation with
pay. Demonstrator benefits. Rep&
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-An on
portunity for unlimited earnings
Rfessiye automobile dealers: through
our liberal pay plan, 1t is possible
70 earn $4,000 per wear, and more
we train. we guide. and We provide
YOU with all the necessary tools and
neip you need to become a success
iul automobile salesman; our sue
Sess oepends on your success. Gail
Mr.. Brown for appt. AT. 4fS(tl
SAFFORD-CHA MOTOR co,
INC. B.9 III St ne ii
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Zed L. Williams and
Yed L. williams, Jr.

Auetioneers and Appraisers
Furniture, Rugs, Household
Effects, Suits, Odd Pieces,
Gas Range, Odd Mattresses,
New and Used from various
homes, Stores, Apartments,
Etc.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

APPLES & SWEET CIDER
Honey. apple buffers and esgs.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont, Md. right
5 miles on Rt. 1872 at Highwater
ower. w. W MOORE. Sandy
Spring Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Automobile Salesman

&10UOA1IOU11C OOICSINdII
We need l topnotch man. age 3O-45
Tor General Motors Dealership, must
De experienced and have present rec
ord OF high earnings Our men are
atefaeing $4,000 in 1851. Write
fun details for interview to foilow
in about 2 weeks. Box 3ss-V, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
AUTO statesmen

- kEAL OPPORTUNITY Tor
ONE UsED-cAR sALEMdA sALEsMAAN
Join one OF the hardest HITTING sales
organization in town. selling ex-
perience essential, auto experience
preferred but not, necessary
TOUT ehanee to become associated
,prised Of only top notch men.
An attractive proposition for the rIgh+
party. Phone Mr.. johnson for sp.
p9lntmsnt, SH; 5000, CAPITOL MO-
SSSHh SSSHh GO; 92S Philadelphia ave.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time. ase Der line.
. to 9 times conseeutively. S5e pc,
line
2 times censeeutively. 83c per line
New Automobiles 55c per line. 4-linl
minimum
Claims for errors must be made II
time for correction before seconc
insertion
Special Notices and Personal. Be pei
line additional.
OUT-OF.TOWN RATES
Four Lines (Minimum)
20 Place . Star CLASSIFIED Al Cal
Sterling 5000
And Ask for Ad TakeR
CLOSING HOURS
SUNDAY EDITION. PM. Sat.
MONDAY EDITIONS PM. Sun.
TUES. to FRL-0 PM DAY BEFORl
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP wTp. AGENCIES tcent.

~ LAD, 14lU IN. ]. AVE.
Secy's, stenog. typists. bkprs.. recpt.
typists. Gle clerks. payroll clerks
bkpg.. inch. oprs. Many others.
1870 N. Y AVE. NV. RM 500
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
CLERICAL AND PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE LOCATED
- 315 18th st. NV.
NO FEES
Engrs:; drttsmn.; floor MFRS: oceano-
grapher; .staff nurse; tab. prof. plnr.
x-ray tech: pkprs.; cashrs.; compto..
teltyp. oprS.; stenos.; typists. Prof
tech. and coml. Jobs. Local and
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE LOCATED
503 K st. NV
Rest. workers; auto body, men; mech
(toolsi; electr. ID. c. lic,) Maehin-
lists; wool .pressers; porters; const.
mech. ttools); truck drv. and serv
sta. attends. ID. c. permit.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
TEACHERS WANTED for good posi-
tions. in Washington vicinity and
elsewhere: Phone BALTIC. TEACH
ERS AGENCY. 516 N. Charles ST.,
Baltic. Md. Mulberry 6S5O).
Evening star., 1951-10-21

ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRMTg
xm.iiVo needed on bench work on
stnaH household appliances, viii
consider mechanically inclined msn
20 iearn work. c. A. LEPPERT. 9I4
Evening star., 1951-10-21
CHEF

CHEf-COOk. night shift: GOOD work
ing conditions. paid vacation. must
be reliable. steady, and have local
CHINA PACKERS and craters. MER-
CHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. s2o z st NV. Mt Hite.
and week ends only; hours arranged;
sxper. pref 9719 Georgia ave.
CIVIL OR SANITARY ENGINEERS,
construction engineers. inspectors,
engineering aides. plumbing In
spectors. .foremen, equipment oper-
ators and laborers: permanent en-
pioyment. Write or visit OFFICE OF
SANITARY ENGINEER, County Of
Fairfax. Fairfax. Va, for informa-
ton and application forms. -2I
CLEkk-Young man. white, sober,
Intelligent, serious minded. to learn
Venetian blind ONCE work, S45 wk.
DISTRICT SHADE SHOP, 2101 K
CLERK. in ONCE. capable of handling
figures and agreeable to working odd
hours must be fast and accurate
sGav sfate age st.r and salary. Apply Box
CLERK for cigar stand. student or
retired. STATLER HOTEL, lobby,
1Otn and Il StS NV
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN


ACCOUNTANT, semisen,or .xc.,,an.
incentive, to join local CPA firm
Eve Rns Pas sbaaoSkuground e detail in letter to
ADJUSTER. automobile insurane,
company fora Sn amiiated with General Mo.
also sales representative, age 81 tf
90. aptitude for mechanics, and
SAFES ability important. Paid train.
ing period and new company car
furnished Good starting salary pIus
cost q living adjustments. Write
ESox 27-R, star, state education
Dackgronnd, work experience or
olner qualifications. -22
ADVERTISING
Unusual opportunity for experienced
washington advertising man to join
STAFF Of local newspaper excluSivs
n neld: 25-45: salary. middle OF
high, middle four figures, and com.
mission. Resume. Box 4sS-V, Star
Evening star., 1951-10-21
ELECTRICIAN

a1GS ! n4C1AN
And nrSt class helper. All-aro,nA
isr mrn' So0er and alert; 40 hrs. or bet
over o,Itside tiiddeyman mar 70 be able to take
ss'!2 to s. so per hr., helper, 81 2s
70 .ou per hr. All replies hsiS
conndential. Sal ELECTRrrII.
CONTRACTORS, 1905 L st. NV
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CHEF

Must be Of the working va
fiety, thoroughly experienced,
anle to show low food costs,
AEply Manager. CARLYLE
HO1EL.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass, china, frames, bric-a- brae
etc. TIL. 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AIIC1 ION. Rockville Nd
Evening star., 1951-10-21
TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE STOCK OF TELEvIsroNs
RADIOS, WASHERS, ELECTRIC RE
FRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS
SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND FIX
Evening star., 1951-10-21
PERSONALS tcont. /,

LARGE, ATTRACTIVE country home
for elderly ladies: excellent meals;
adequate care: extensive hospitality
and comforts to guests. Tower 6577.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Buffet Recital
Planned Monduy

A violin recital will be the fea-
ture of the buffet supper with
which the Creative Arts Club oil
Arlington will open its fall season
at $50 p. m. Monday at the home
of the president. Mrs. Orville H
Kneen, sos North Lincoln street
in Arlington.
Mrs. Cecilia Mahoney will be
the soloist. accompanied by Mrs
o. E. Hedges.
Committee chairmen appointed
by Mrs. Kneen to serve during the
coming year include Mrs. David
p. Beatty. program; Mrs. M. p.
Ayers, literature; Mrs. Morris
Pawley, art; Mrs. Rene Pinto,
drama; Mrs. o. E. Hedges, music;
Mrs. Nat Hynes, membership;
Mrs. Augustus Wedderburn, pub
licity: Mrs. Walter w. Cosby, hos
tess, and Mrs. w. D. Martin, con-
tact.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
By Dr. Paul Popenoe

After my lecture at the high
school. the principal asked me to
meet with a group of senior girls
for a discussion period. They
started with the question Of dating
and that led Immediately to the
question of parents. After that,
all I had to do was to sit and
listen! The general idea was,
"Of course. ! love my parents,
but" From their remarks, I
made up an informal 'black list. "
If you are the parent Of a teen
ager. maybe you can profit by it.
They disapproved, completely and
unanimously, Of:
/. Parents who want to stay in
the living room when the girl has
a date at home. It was agreed
that parents should stay in the
house and nothing but contempt
was expressed for those parents
who go of to the movies or else
where. leaving a young couple
alone. But they can retire un-
obtrusively to some other part of
the house and give their daugh-
ter a chance!
2. Parents who continually try
to boost their daughters stock
by an over-enthusiastic sales talk.
The mother who loses no time in
telling every young man what a
good cook her daughter is, how
thrifty she is In making over her
clothes or how her voice has been
praised as of real concert stage
quality, isn't helpingl
8. Parents who act as If the
daughter were still a child and
tell the young man, Take good
care Of my little girl" and so on.
Cant q mother just take it for
granted that we are responsible
persons and don't have to be
babied?"
4. Parents who refuse to let q
daughter 60 with any young man
who is q few years older. MY
mother thinks I ought to go only
with boys in the senior class"
was the common complaint. IF
some college boy or some young
fellow downtown whom we have
known for years wants to date
me. she says he is too old" This
is a Nationwide complaint and a
serious problem on both sides
mothers often bring it up. too.
If the difference in age is not
more than few years. it Is often
Evening star., 1951-09-14
1t. Gen. Almond
Host at Party

The Officers' Club at Fort Myer
was brimming with high-ranking
officers last night when 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Edward M. Almond
hosted a large reception in honor
of departing delegates to the
North Atlantic Treaty Pact Small
Arms Group.
More than 100 guests attended
the party including Brig. and Mrs.
Harold Tabor of Canada as well
as military attaches from Eng
land. France and Canada.
Representing this country in
the assemblage were 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Larkin, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. John E. Hull, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs Anthony C. McAuliffe
and Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James II.
Phillips.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Wonen1s Clubs: H.
Social Security Benefits y
Goal of Reich Honemokers

Iutes with specially designated gov
ernment committees.
Another of DR.. Won Schwartz
koppen's interests is the dorrni-
tory in the western sector of Ber-
lin which the Berlin Branch Of
the GFUW set up three years ago
to house women university stu
dents who have escaped from the
Soviet sector to further their edu-
cation at the Free University.
I'VE rented an empty building" |"
she recalled, which had to be
equipped completely with dona-
tions from members of the branch,
friends and even business firms. |"
The dormitory now houses 80 girls.
DR.. Won Swartzkoppen expects
to continue her library work on
her return to Germany at the end
'of this month. She is impressed
with our central cataloguing sys-
tenn, but doesn't think it can be
introduced in Germany, because of
|prohibitive cost. MANY of the
libraries have only so per cent of
their publications" she said, $50
for the present we will have to
work with what we have and con-
fine our efforts to regional cata-
Ioguing."
Evening star., 1951-09-14
New Society
To Be Formed

Organization of a District So.
ciety of the Danes of the Court
of Honor will take place at q
meeting to be held at 2::30 pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs
William B. Dortch, 4415 Volta
place NV.
Mrs. Kirby Smith Anderson
president general of the nationa
society. has appointed Mrs. Rob.
ert Bachman as organizing presi.
dent of the new patriotic group
The society is made up of linea
descendants of those who served
as commissioned officers in any
of the wars in which the United
States was engaged through 1865.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
IJunior Clubs Call
Meeting Tomorrow

Several local residents will re-
present their clubs at a luncheon
and business meeting to be held
by the Junior Clubs of the Mary
land Federation of Women's Clubs
tomorrow in Baltimore.
Attending from this area will be
Miss Doris Long. junior chairman
Mrs. Benton w. Stricken, treas
|urer and Mrs. Donald A. Meagher
junior editor. Miss Long and Mrs
|Strickler are members of the
Junior Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase. and Mrs. Meagher belongs
Ito the Silver Spring Junior
Woman's Club.
The presidents of local Junior
Woman's clubs will also attend, in
cluding Mrs. j. David Leonard
Chevy Chase; Mrs. George Ford
jr., Silver Spring. and Mrs. Frank
E. Williams, jr., Rockville.