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SALES CLERK in electrical supply
C. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye St. NV.
SALES MANAGER for major home
appliances; must be capable Of han
ding the whole department and
salesmen. Also know Kitchen plan
ming. This is an old Established
firm doing our own plumbing, heat
4 person capable Of earnings S10,-
BATEMAN q son. aoo4 gp' K. I. i ave e.
ne. HO. 2200. 3
SALESMAN-Full or part time. II
not experienced. we viii train men
or women. Joe Tash. NEW YORK
saTEMax saa1Tsakx Sds iol xsfnoRn Ssh 4 Rs nations.
orEanization to call on retail grocery
trade in Washington and vicinity;
salary. car furnished. If interested.
give following information: Age.
marital and military status. school.
safEsMaNes al MsG1 Neos,B e1Der. star mems eloibin.
and Furnishings; nice surroundings,
perm. position. good salary TO right
man; Apply in person. SCHEER
BROS. 62l Pa. ave. Sc.
SALESMAN. exper.. general retail
store; steady work. good hours and
pay; CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 H
SALESMAN. southern, Nd" Good
salary salary Car furnished. eau Il
SALESMAN. to contact retailers With
Tons isr1 Peanuts ,an and cSnisetionS; con-
SALES: 5oo5 cTestonT T st.. . Blsdens- nas:
SALESMAN. established srocery bust
ness; sedan delivery furn. Expenses
paid; Opportunity to earn 5000 to
$500 per mo Experience not es-
Phone M. Z. TAYLOR. AT. 0i2a for
appointment. --6
Statesmen, II you can earn over
$3.50 o week. selling watches on
credit, We have an opening for you
In our long ng-estsblished organfza-
tlon. NO down payment required
rrSm mfsI,or customer. ,Gs 4 ihmmsdlate CON;
JEWEIRY C C.. nse' ~ 7tS hSM st. n'Rs 9osA
sALESMEN-Heating statesmen want
q unique opportunity for aggressive
and hard-hitting top flight heating
statesmen to become members OF
Washington's largest and fastest
growing heating and home improve
ment company. to the right type of
earnings, plus an incentive plan ,ex-
elusive with, our organization. natu-
rally We require experienced men
because the quality features OF our
product deserve expert telling and
selling; Come in to our large Offices
and showrooms. and talk over our
UNDUE proposition. Interview from
to II mornings. CONSOLIDATED
ENGINEERING & DISTRIBUTING
co. OF AMERICA. 400 H st. ne.
p
SALESMEN-Several experienced men
needed Immediately for our mems
Sportswear and sporting goods de-
partments; permanent positions.
good pay. Mr.. Nanny. IRVING'S,
10th and e sts. NV. -
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; no investment; good
and ask for employment manager.
MEN, "a, white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay, SO; z am. $50
MEN with sales ability, to show
proofs Of home portraits; part or
full time; must have car. MELLEN'S
STUDIO, 1877 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
MEN (white) to deliver papers.
Door-to-door delivery. Meet repre-
sentative and truck at corner Of
9th and d sts. NV, Thurs. Dec.
g at 7;l5 am;
Permanent. Experfence not neces-
sary. but must be able to drive
truck. Report ready for work, 1880
am. 1905 North Glebe I'd, Arling-
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MAN
LARGE
GROCERY FIRM

Needs capable. all-'round
man willing to work to get
ahead. This Job is an un-
usual opportunity for rapid
advancement, in q responsible
position. If ability is proven:
experience not necessary IL
capable. SEVEN CORNERS
MARKET. II Lee blvd. Falls
Church. Va.
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EXECUTIVE
TRAINEES

Local expansion program has created
the need for trainees for Bethesda
Silver Spring and Mt. Rainier ofiices
Men selected will be thoroushly
ness and should be able to assume
the responsibility Of branch man
ayers positions in 8 to 5 years.
The basic training program involves
credit investigations and accounts
adjustment work: automobile neces-
Sary; merit salary increases while in
training, liberal year-end bonuses
plus all modern employe dement's.
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MANAGER
TRAINEE

Young man. 1890. for position OF
responsibility with large consumer
nnance organization. Must have good
personal appearance and ability I'd
meet public. College BACKGROUND pre-
ferahle but not essential Interesting
work. ample training program lead
ing to regular advancement and un-
limited opportunity for man inter-
ested in a career. All modern com
pany benefits. Apply in person TO
STATE LOAN CO. 1900 Rhode Is
land ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd. -6
MEATCUTTER wanted for seif-serY-
Ice meat dept. Also man for prepack
meat dept: Apply HARAWAY'S S
MASTER MARKET, 1928 Park rd
NV q
MECHANIC. for Bendix Washing
machine service; must be Ist class,
reliable. with D.. c. drivers permit:
good pay. Apply j. L. BATEMAN
&saSoN' SON 20o4 r. I. ave. ne. HO.
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HELP MEN

LxBRfCATI0N, tire and washmen
(2); must have D. c. permit. refer
ences; pay demanding upon aualifica-
CENTER, 400 Florida ave. ne. =
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GOLD STAMPERS and engrayers;
exper. not necessary. BECKER's
GRILLMAN-Experienced: good Day;
no Sundays. Apply 1770 Pa. ave.
GROCERY. CLERK and order boy,
snort hours and GOOD pay. 1919
Benning I'd. ne. g
HALLMAN. colored. for daywork in
large apt. bldg. Apply Mr.. Farrell,
bet. > and 4 pm. HERBERT HAR-
VEY, INC. 912 18th st. NV. -
HARDWARE, counter and order man,
experienced for wholesale house. Box
1885. Star.
HOUSEMAN, colored. experienced;
residential hotel nr. Dupont Circle.
Good salary. no Sundays; pleasant
working condition; must have local
references. Apply housekeeper, 8
am: to IL noon. SCOTS HOTEL,
2131 o st. NV. % '
HOUSEMAN. white, pleasant working
conds, Apply housekeeper, CARL
TON HOTEL. 18th and K sts. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Excel. position for qualified
young lady with wholesale
lumber company, 5-day wk... 8
an until 8 pm; must be
good typjst and familiar with
once machines; knowledge OF
multigraph helpful but not
essential II willing to apply
yourself and learn. For appt.
call ST. 1922.
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HELP MEN

DRIvEE, established dry-cleanins
route. $40 and commission: excel
oppor. for advancement: No ex-
per. nee. Call MR.. WRIGHT, AP
1900; after 9 p.m.. WA. 6073.
ELECTRICIAN or experienced helper;
must have car and tools; old and
new work; prefer men familiar with
Montsomery County and Bethesda.
Chevy Chase area; full time. Cal
ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICES. soins
experience necessary. Immed. open
ings; year-around work. KENNEDY
ELECTRIC CO., 922 Kennefy st
NV. -
ELECTRICIANS HELPER. EXPERT.
ENCED. GOOD WORKING CONDI.
TIONS. CALL OR. 1858.
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HELP MEN

SHOE statesmen. experienced for
D. G. stores: permanent position
excellent salary plus. Apply main
vile, Md. 10
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CASHIER

Experienced for night work: Job in
cludes cigarette concession. Apply
manager, NEPTUNE ROOM. 18th
and e st. NV. -
CASHIER CHECKER = Experienced,
good salary, good working condi-
tions. Attention: Miss James, DUKE
ZEIBERT'S RESTAURANT, 1880 L
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, occa-
sional cooking. small adult family
near Foxhan and Reservoir NV;
5la days; good wages: considerate
treatment. for pleasant. honest.
ences. OR. 1888, Wed. Thurs. after
CLERK for tobacco and candy dept.
No exper. necessary. No night or
Sunday work. STANDARD DRUG
CO. 914 r st. NV.
woman. for general
office work with progressive and
growing industry; excellent oppor-
tunity for Advancement; Call in per,
son. CAPITAL SUPPLY CO., S02
CELERKS. single or married; part or
full time: high school graduates
or comparable business experience
Excellent opportunities in large
downtown ofAce: some typing: 5-day
week. Phone Elk. 0168. g.
EPTIONIST-Young lady
to be relief receptionist and to do
mail and file work. We have at
tractive ofices, good working. con-
ploGyes. OPP oDportun,sy 41Ny, tpr p5eHet5Sn;
LIFE INSURANCE Co. Room 500.
1929 Eve st n W "a
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MESSENGER

MESSENGER
Bright boy. 1919 years Of age, neat
IN appearance and willing to give
portuntty to get q start on wash
ingtons leading newspaper. Apply
Personnel, Room 500. Open week
days, S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l. No phone
calls
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna Ave. NV.
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Westinghouse
Air Brake Co.
452 SWAMI AVE.
(AT JEFFERSON DAVIS
HIGHWAY
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

MATNTENANCE MAN. white M,
over so; must be exper. in boilers
and apt. house maintenance; apt,
and good salary included, LORD
CALVERT APARTMENTS 43l7 Ro-
walt dr., College Park, Nd. AP. 1874.
MAINTENANCE MAN. familiar With
apt. house maintenance work and
boiler operation. Apply MR.. e.
GELMAN, 2730 Wisconsin ave. NV.
70 IL noon. Ill
MAN, white. gar
den type apartments. Exper. in
plumbing. heating and electrical re-
pairs. Capable of handling help.
Excei; salary and apt. 169 Danbury
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HELP MEN
AIRLINES NEED
AMERICAS BEST
PARTJTTME WORK

$3.50 per evening. 8 evenings pei
week.. no canyassing; no collecting
experience unnecessary. CAR nee
essary INT'L ADV. CO. Idea
working conditions. For informa.
ton call Mr.. Prentice. HO. 1859
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HELP MEN

ROOFER WANTED. man who can
put on slate. WA. S109. -
ROUTE SALESMAN, $40 week. raises.
Experienced salesman, good appear
ance. lively personality. 5-day-week.
calling. on local grocers, restaurants,
general merchants: taking orders for
Evening star., 1951-12-05
WE REQUIRE:

Chemical Engineers
In the fields of X-ray diff
fraction, spectroscopy, corro-
sion. finishes. oils, and rubber.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged tn interstate com.
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce. must nou pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-half for ouertims
nndef the Federal Wage and Hour
LdD. Job seekers offered less by
coDered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Dirtsion. u. s.
department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 2120. Ertensfon 1915.
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YOUNG MAN

RETURNING VETERANS welcomed
as applicants, TO learn retail shoe
business; experience not necessary
q permanent position for the right
man; fine opportunity for advance
ment; extra company benefits after
first year. Apply promptly to Mr.
HANOVER SHOE STORE
sl3 H St. NE. -6
YOUNG MEN to learn . trade in
wood working, apprenticeship pro-
gram. Paid while learning, paid
holidays. 40-hour week, paid vaca-
tion and other employe benefits.
Apply J. Z. HANGER. INC. 221 G
NATURE MEN, so-7o, to meet S pub,
about $50 wk.: no exper. nee; able
70 start at once: Apply 1913 pm.
Rm: 102. 1l0 14th st. NV. %
YOUNG MEN for our collection dept.
nsn E1sRMSNs so1 sSd aaaanGs ssh S.
man over Is to start work
IN printing plant. Experience not
necessary. Can advance If you have
the ability. Apply RAMSDELL. INC.
$40 R. l. ave. NE, Wash. D. c.
YOUNG WHITE MAN drive
truck and assist in machine shop
co. 1880. $
LARGE GROCERY FIRM needs capa-
BILE. an-'round man willing to work
to get ahead. This lob is an unusual
opportunity for rapid advancement
in responsible position II ability
Is proven; experience not necessary
Il capable. SEVEN CORNERS MAR
EET: Ebaieb. y Z. Lee Boulevard. Falls
MEDICAL STUDENT to work in clinic
from 8 pm; living quarters and
salary. Call Ii. 3-433O. 10 to 5.
BE INDEPENDENT-seIl Rawleigh
products. Good nearby locality
open. Write today, RAWLEIGH'S
Dept. DCL-14-D. Chester. Pa.
MEN. part-time sales
work. ewes. and Sat. Estab. terri.
and repeat clientele No car or
exper. nee: about 81 hr. Apply s.
$50 pm. Tues, Wed, Thurs. RIM.
192: 10 l4th st. NV. 5
PART-TIME FOUNTAIN MAN, col
ored; must have excel. D. c. fountain
rel. 1901 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 1881.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
Work ewes. and Sats.: very good
money. work suitable for your
profession. HO. 4375. p
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Alert. young woman. 1885 years Of
photoengraVfng department. Must be
able to handle details and type at
least 80 words per min. Apply
Personnel, Room 5O6.- Open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat-. 81. No phone
calls
THE EVENING STAR
I'M penpa Ava NV
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Metallurgical
EnUineerS

Interested in aluminium,
magnesium. steel, stainless
steel. high-temperature al
Toys, fatigue. rupture and
non-destructive testing.
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MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
THE POSITION OFFERED BY AN
tMMTIGERHATI0NAL ME FIRM IN BUsl-
WITH OVER 1.2O0 OUTLETS ARE
FOR MEN INTERESTED IN Sc
CURITY AND THE CHANCE FOR
UNLIMITED ADVANCEMENT. PAID
VACATION, FAMILY HOSPITAL
BENEFITS, FREE RETIREMENT
PLUS COMMISSION WHEN QUAIL
FLED. EXPERIENCE NOT NEG
ESSARY. TRANSPORTATION FUR
NISHED. APPLY Mr.. GRIFFIN
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
80! WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA,
Will ACCEPT EVENING INTER
VIEWS CALL OK. 5000 FOR
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Mechanical Enoineere

Experienced in photo-elas-
ITCHY, strain gauge work, as
WeLl as being capable Of devel-
opins special testing equip
ment.
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FOUNTAIN man, young. colored. exp-
refs. Tor drugstore, New Hampshire
ave: and Farragut st. NV. %
FURNITURE 1nisher, experienced
man preferred, can use helper witt
eXper. Apply 10ll 1St ST 8
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Welding ENGINEERS

Experienced with inert arc,
metallic arc, atomic hydrogen,
and resistance welding OF
stainless and alloy steel.
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FURNISHINGS
statesmen

Unusual opportunity for aggressive
young man in our mems furnishinss
dept. Good pay and excellent work
Ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
3rd door, BOND STORE, 1885 7
ST. NV.
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for night work: Job in
cludes cigarette concession. Apply
manager, NEPTUNE ROOM. 18th
and st NV -
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Electrical Engineers
and PHYSICISTS

In the field of electronics,
instrument development, and
specialized instrument design
and operation.
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Household
FinanceCOrp.

1914 Georgia Ave, Silver Spr
7444 Wis. Ave, Bethesda
S237 r. I. Ave, Mt. Rainier
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WE BRING THE FOLLOWING
ADVANTAGES TO YOUR
ATTENTION:

.. Not Just transient wartime
industry, but an opportunity for
tremendous peacetime expansion
In o new, challenging field,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Mr.. Bronson
IS Married

Mrs. William Fulton Orbison of
West, Conn, announces the mar
riage of her sister, Mrs. John
Peale Bishop of New York, to Mr.
Richardson Bronson Of Washing
ton, son of Mrs. Nathaniel R.
Bronson of Waterbury, Conn, and
the late Mr.. Bronson. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in New
York, the Rev. DR.. William James
Hutchins of st. Louis, uncle of
the bride, officiating in the pres
ence of only the members of the
two families.
Mrs. Bronson, who was the
widow of the famous author and
poet, was given in marriage by
her son, Mr.. Christopher Bishop,
and her niece, Miss Margaret Anne
Myers of Hagerstown. Md, was
her only attendant. Mrs. Bronson
has two other sons, Johnathan and
Robert, and her sister is Mrs.
Merit Heminway of Watertown,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson, after a
short wedding trip, will live in
Washington, where the former
is assistant general counsel of
the National Production Authority.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
'Nr. KiIburn
7 axes Bride

A wedding yesterday in Malone
N. Y, of interest here to members
of Congressional circles is that
of Miss Janet Eleanor Irving and
Mr.. William Barry Kilburn. son
of Representative and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Kilburn of Malone. The
ceremony took place in ST. Mark S
Episcopal Church, the Rev. John
B. Cotton officiating.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayward Irving, also of Ma
lone, was escorted by her father
and attended by Miss Margaret
Kuemmerling of Canton, Ohio, as
maid of honor. The bridegroom s
father served as his best man and
ushers were the Messrs. Richard
Van Deusen of Potsdams N. Y:
James c. Kilburn and Left Arne-
son of Boston, and DR.. John C
Bullard of Dover, Mass.
Following the reception at the
home of the brides parents, the
couple left for a two weeks
honeymoon trip. They will reside
in PotSdam.
The bride was graduated from
the Franklin Academy in Malone
and Stephens College in Missouri
He husband is also a graduate
of Franklin Academy and attended
Cornell University. He was lieu
tenant in the Army Air Force and
served as a pilot.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Art Patrons .
'AtCorcorun
|Bienniul .........

Several thousand art lovers at
tended a private viewing last eve
ming of the 22d Biennial Exiaibi-
ton of Contemporary American
Oil Paintings at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art.
Invitations to the event. issued
by the president and the trustees
of the Corcoran Gallery, this
year went only to members of
the Association of the Gallery,
their friends and the exhibiting
artists.
While the distinguished group
of patrons strolled through the
galleries hung with a widely
diversified group of paintings,
Mr.. Samuel Feldman led an
eight-pieee orchestra in music.
The program opened at 8 o'clock
in the colonnaded Central Gal
lery where Mr.. Charles Carroll
Glover, jr.. president of the Cor
coran Gallery. announced awards
as each of the prize winning
paintings were unveiled by Miss
Dorothy Wele. a student at the
gallery.
From then until 1880. when the
private showing closed, guests
went from room to room enjoying
the exhibit which will open to
the public today. It will close
May 13.
Among the more than 5000 in
vited to the viewing were Mr..
and Mrs. David Finley, the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dion S.
Birney. DR.. and Mrs. Earl G..
Breeding. former Ambassador and
Mrs. Joseph c. Grew, the Rev.
c. Leslie Glenn and Mrs. Arthur
Macarthur.
Others who received invitations
were Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone,
Col. and Mrs. Robert Guggenheim,
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Houghtel-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Graham,
Senator and Mrs. Herbert Leh-
man, Mrs. Truxtun Beale, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Phillips-Mrs.
Phillips is also one of the ex-
hibitors.
Invitations were sent to the
heads of diplomatic missions here
and many from the diplomatic
corps attended the showing.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Miss Brunnun
To Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Piel
Braman have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Su-
zanne Elizabeth, to Mr.. John Sco-
vile Rounds, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ezra Pike Rounds of Phillips Ex-
eter Academy, Exeter, N, H. The
engagement was made known al
a party given last week for Miss
Braman by Col. and Mrs. Edwin
j. Mund and Miss M. Eileen
Mund.
Miss Braman was educated in
London and Mexico City and at
tended National Cathedral School
here. She is now a junior at
Swarthmore College.
Mr.. Rounds attended Phillips
Exeter Academy and is in this
years graduating class at Swarth-
more. He is a member of Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Ross Hosts
lat Reception

Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross and her
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradford Ross. entertained
lat a 5 to Z o'clock reception yester-
day at the Dresden.
The party honored Mys. George
Tayloe of Memphis, Mrs. Ross
sister-in-laW; Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Tayloe of Memphis and Mrs.
Harold Bond of jackson, Tenn.
Assistants at the party included
Mrs. Stanley Reed, Mrs. j. How
ard McGrath. Mrs. Joseph c..
IO'Mahoney. Mrs. Clifford Davis,
Mrs. Millard Tydings, Mrs. Claude
Draper. Mrs. John Horton, Mrs.
j Borden Hartman, Mrs. Ellen
Woodward, Mrs. Atherton Ma
condray. Mrs. Harold Marsh, Mrs.
Emma Leard, Mrs. James Murray,
Mrs. Joseph Horgan and Countess
Castellane.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
7 own and Country Folk

the accolade accorded him by Mrs.
John Farr Simmons. wife of the
Chief of Protocol. The Simmons,
of course. attended. the dinner at
the Carlton rendered the French
Chief Executive and Nine. Au-
riol by President and Mrs. Tru-
man. and were spellbound by their
Gaelic charm. Unfortunately. a
translation of President Auriol's
speech has been prepared and
sent out beforehand, so that
readers missed the most heart
holding of his "ad libs," one Of
which was an apology for his poor
English, to which he added, so
therefore I will speak with the
language of the heart!"
Princess Anne, on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, will soon have
its own Princess Anne" She Is
Anne Kaufman, breath -takingly
pretty daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Frederick Kaufman, who
twice has been chosen by model
master John Powers as the most
beautiful girl at her Tennessee COL
lege, and who has been a "prin-
cess" on all sorts of occasions,
ranging from football games to
blossom festivals. Anne, a brun-
ette with incredibly long eye
lashes, has an equally incredible
figure, S feet 9 inches tall,
and wears a size ten dress. Her
dad. a former Navy man, has just
purchased the house in Princess
Anne. is looking forward to some
swell sailing and swimming in the
glorious waters this summer.
Capital kaleidoscope: Anthony
Akers, administrative assistant to
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, jr.. has
Just become the next-door neigh
Dor of the Edward zimmermans.
Mrs. Zimmerman is vice chairman
of the Republican Committee,
treasurer of the Fairfax County
Republican Committee. I'm her
spare time brilliant Mrs. z. is
president of Washington's Smith
College Alumnae.) The Akers and
Zimmermans liked one another on
sight, and all that is now holding
up a love feast is that the children
have grippe. Popular Gerald
Brophy is on his way to London.
not to see the Queen, but to pre-
sent his compliments to our AM
Walter Clifford. From
there he will go to Paris to meet
Chip Bohlen. Mr.. Bohlen. Russian
authority, whose appointment as
special assistant to the Secretary
of State has recently been con-
firmed, will bring his family to
Washington about the middle of
April. The Bohlens have three
little girls, the last born on the
18th of December.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
7rues Hosts
After Christeninq

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell True en-
tertained at a reception in then
Belmont road home yesterday
afternoon following the christen-
ing of their daughter, Alice Went
worth True.
The christening ceremony took
place at 4::30 o'clock in the chill
dren's chapel of the Washington
Cathedral. The Rev. Frank Black
welder officiated.
Godparents were Mrs. Walter
Humstone of Greenwich, Conn.
and Miss Carolyn Rice of Wilton
Conn, and Mr.. Benjamin D. Hill
Pouring tea at the party were
Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt, Miss Dor
otl.g Tirrell, Mrs. Chandler For
man and Mrs. Yule Fisher.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
By Nike Anderson

We first met the Estes Kefau-
vers at a party at DoWncrest, Dom
aid Downs Tudor manse on the
Potomac. The feast-laden table
of the dining room. and the for
NAL drawing room at the entrance
level had both been abandoned
for three rooms below stairs,
which looked out on terraces of
lockwood and roses leading down
to the river. This suite of play
rooms, with fieldstone fireplace,
pool table, intimate little tables
and a bar that boasted everything
from bear full of vodka to its
own soda fountain. was packed
with people from paneling to pan
cling. There were writer's. princes,
millionaireS. Able and attractive
men from all walks of life. But
the youthful Senator, already fa-
nous for his smashing of the
Crump machine, stood above them
al. figuratively and literally (he's
6 feet 2 inches talD. The
man who handled himself so well
throughout the difficult crime in
vestigation had the composure of
kings. And when his wife Nancy
came down the stairs, which are
a spiral of open ironwork like
those they have backstage, every
one turned to look at this slender
woman in black, with her smiling
face and long titan bob. They
made an arresting couple.
Not long afterward we saw them
again. at a housewarming given
by Dee MacClure. There was a
great deal of youth, charm and
beauty present, but Estes instant
ly noticed an old lady sitting
alone, walked directly over and
presented himself-and spent the
following half hour talking to
her. They're nice people. the Ke-
fauvers. Pretty soon, In the next
two weeks or so. they're going to
take a well-deserved holiday, for
even at home, they have been re-
ceiving a fantastic number of
phone calls from all over the
country. For reasons of privacy
and security. I can't mention
where they will vacation, but I
may say that it will be either the
West Virginia mountains or an
idyllic Virginia setting, where the
yellow cowslips, and blue forget
will be in bloom, and the
ancient wisteria hanging on a low
stone fence. And where Estes can
get in some golf.
Genial Gen. Bradley is an
other famous golfer who has
just returned to his Pentagon1
desk. tanned and fit, after a two
week holiday in Puerto Rico.
President Vincent Auriol has
"the sort of personality that has
people smiling all over" That is