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Evening star., 1951-01-09
l. st. Entranc

STENOGRAPHER- R-SECRETARY want
ed at once; 5-day week; good start
ing salary, company benefits. Apply
Mr.. Waybright ESQ STANDARD
OIL CO., 261 Constitution ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST - General
insurance office. See MR.. BACH
SCHMID, 917 18th ST.. bet. 9-10 am
STENoGRAPHER TYPIsT. expert
enced good, 5-day week; excellent
working conditions. Apply in per-
SON.. Monday through Wednesday.
1874 N st. NV. 3
STORE CLERK-Must be able to
type. NAVY EXCHANGE. Navy Sc
enrity Station, 37O1 Nebraska ave,
sWiTcHBoARp vi; OPERATOR and ty-
pist; experienced; good with figures;
40-hour week: permanent position.
MR.. LANDSTROM. Ii. 1896.
typing, with short
hand knowledge for business school;
4 ewes. wk. State age and oualifica-
tions. Box 423-J. Star. TO-
TEACHER. elementary school train
ing, able to drive car; for small
private school. OIL. 1883. Ill
SOLICITOR-Part time.
Commission basis Box TEX Star
Evening star., 1951-01-09
MARRIED MEN
ARE YOU AMBITIOUS?

statesmen
We need 8 more men in our sales
department. Earnings unlimited and
future secure. We are not affected
by wars. priorities or credit restric-
tion. Experience not necessary. Com
plete training, given. Car necessary
personal interview. see Mr.. Lee. be-
tween 10 and l2 or 2 and 4. FORT
LINCOLN CEMETERY. 1901 Bla-
densburg I'd ne II
Evening star., 1951-01-09
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

High school graduate, between 20 and
25 years of age, who is alert, con-
attendance; reasonable tipping speed
is required: 5-day. 40-hour week,
Mon. through Fri. Apply personnel,
Room sos. Open weekdays S:3O-5
and Sat. q-1
THE EVENING STAR
nm pan,a Avn n Wy
Evening star., 1951-01-09
HELP WOMEN Cont
ASHER CLERK, e

CLERK, experienced only,
for busy cigar counter; references
required; closed Sundays and holi-
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
Conn ave. -12
CASHIER AND sALEsLADY. exp, for
hosiery and handbags: also some
knowl. simple bookkeeping; age 20
35; must have above qualifications
or do not apply. Apply Miss Wright,
ED BEAM CO.. SCI 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
SITUATIONS MEN

Observation-Disclosures
Income tax returns filed: expert; rea-
sonable rates. OW. $500 or OW.
RJrR
Evening star., 1951-01-09

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
experience preferred but not essen
S2l 14th st. NV. ii
BOOKKEEPING machine operator,
Underwood Elliott Fisher. wanted by
New York Stock Exchange firm:
permanent position. available about
Feb. l. Please state exper. and
salary expected. Box 33-H, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Telephone Solicitors

Experienced women telephone so1ici-
tors to do home telephoning for
well-adVertised concern; good COM
pensatlon. Call MIR. GOLDBERG,
MI $3.50. after 10 am,
Evening star., 1951-01-09
BOOKKEEPER

Permanent position available imme-
diately in established well-knoWn
Conn. ave. real estate offlce. capable
and general office work; salary
open; fve-day week. In reply. state
age and experience. Box 4O1-K,
Evening star., 1951-01-09
STENOGRAPHER.

SIENOGRAPHER
position for neat-appearing
young lady who can work intelli-
gently with the public. Interesting
and very pleasant working condi-
tions. Only those seeking perma-
nent position will be considered.
Good salary and many employe ben
efiits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
HOTEL STATLER
l. st. Entrance.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK G,H.W., white; also care for
semi invalid or small child; 65c
hr. carfare. Box 413-J. Star. g.
children; full or part time; capable,
eepenaaole efsness yosns snsoso Soman' Al ref
G.H.W, IRONER : Girl. colored,
wishes morning. or evening work,
from e-5 or 3-11 pm; exper. Ii.
GIRL. colored. wants 5-day week Job;
city reference. IL 6-463S.
GIRL. colored, desires general house
work. days week; references. CO.
GIRL, colored. desires days work:
GIRL. colored. wants day work or
full time. as bus girl or s.h.w. HI.
GIRL. colored, desires day work or
5-day week. HI. 6s43.
work eS0rea Or care nea q cSiidren nGdf psn
cooking; good reference. HU, 5570.
MAID, also housekeeper-Young coll
ored lady wishes Job; exper.; sood
ref; co. 7495: -
nings week. wo. O472.
WOMAN. colored. for general house
work; fond Of children. ST. 31ss.
WOMAN sst n .se sol2zss Pred ~ Sans: sssa laundry
WOLh n u ally Alhus LG. yoIS'
WOMAN, colored: wishes days work
week cleaning or cooking. Ii.
WOMAN. full or part time, or days
work; good worker; best refs. Phone
WOMAN. reliable, white. will care
for home with school-age child:
Arlington preferred. CHI. 3s1S. Zoe
WOMAN. colored, desires hotel. res
taurant or fraternity house work;
maid In beauty shop or dress shop.
Call IU. 1-067b.
WOMAN, colored, age 80, wants
g.h.w.: can do plain cooking; refer
ence. Telephone NO. 1898.
YOUNG WHITE MAN will prepare oc-
cssionall zeal for one. Call REED.
CoIoRED WOMAN wants housevork.
full e51s Or part time 5 days a week; ..ef,
CoLoRED WOMAN wants baby SIT
ting. evenings and work all day
Saturday. Ii. 6-4757.
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
general housework, morning or aft
ernoon. ia. 6SS7.
COL. GIRL WANTS afternoon work.
$50 through dinner. Call Ho.
CoLoRRED GIRL wants general
housework. or 5h day week. ME.
SETTLED coLoRED LADY to care
for children; prefer live. in. Apply
421 NJ st. NV, Ex- 0494. TO-
EXPER., colored; day or weekly; ref.
LU. 1-6615.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

AT ONCE
National corporation will interview
men for appointment to protected
territories in Arlington and Fair
fax Counties. Immediate earnings,
non-seasonal income. repeat busi-
ness ana unaffected by material
shortages. Prior sales experience
helpful but not essential. Car re-
quired. Successful applicants will
receive thorough schooling and pro-
gresSiVe field training. Send sum
mary Of business experience to MR.,
G. A: BECK, Box 202. Newark,
Evening star., 1951-01-09

GIRLS, 18 TO 26
Free to travel Florida and return with
chaperoned group; earn $50 per
week plus bonus; transp. paid, ex-
penses advanced: must be neat and
attractive. Apply MIR. DOWNING.
Burlington Hotel. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

We desire a high school graduate
between Is and 35 years of age,
who has pleasing telephone voice,
can type 40 words ner rninnte
Evening star., 1951-01-09
MAN. WITH CAR

Apply e25 Silver Spring ave-. Silver
Spring, Nd. Ill
MEN-We are starting our 1851
Campaign and need 2 neat appear
ing men for our sales dept; good
pay. work your own hours. Apply
in person after 10 am, 70S 18th
st. NV, 3rd floor. %
MEN. (3). steady lob with large
publisher, no experience needed,
good earnings. Room 424. Bond
Bldg. 10
MEN to install insulation: report to
1908 N. .Glebe rd., Arl., Va. $50
am, ready for work q
Evening star., 1951-01-09
HELP WOMEN

JUNIOR CLERK-The Star has an
opening for a young girl between
Is and 21 years Of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance. con-
a physical exam. $50 to $50.
Monday through FRIDAY, generous
company benefits in addition to
Open weekdays 5000 and Sat. 81.
The Evening Star. 11o1 Penna. ave
OFFICE ASSISTANT. TYPIsT; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping helpful but not
necessary; good working conditions;
5ia-day. 39-hour week. DYER
OFFICE CLERKS, knowledge OF typ
ing .'eauired: employe discount and
So' es5d 41oo y1asation: I4t, + FRANC JEwELRY
OFFICE MANAGER
Responsible permanent position re-
bookkeeping. Supervisory experience
helpful. Reply in own handwriting
Statlng age. education, past work
history and desired salary. Box :352-
K. Star. 3
PIANIST. for children's dance studio;
Sc, WaShineton; popular and class
ical music for ballet and tap; steady
WORK, 5-day week. Phone LU. 4-51S0.
eecsnt esc@een sstnrasI IL am. and = pm. daily
PREescHooL HaSotdfoTf. TEACHER; 5-day wlR Hk.,
ANIL pm; 500 month living
quarters If desired. HI 447a. Ii
Public Contact Work
Having filled our evening position,
woman for our day vacancy. The
work. which is interesting and di-
verSined consists OF serving our
telephone customers.
The hours are, Q am: to 8 pm, four
days per week and s am. to 8 pm.
on Saturday
Company benefits. vacations with
ounee uhShroom: fnl com snack bar and
We desire high school graduate
between 1S and 35 years of age,
who has pleasing telephone voice,
enjoys dealing with the public and
can type 40 words per minute.
Apply Personnel. Room SOC. for in
terv1eW, Open weekdays $50 to 5
and Saturday 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALESWOMAN-Ex-
perlence unnecessary; good income.
You can devote part or full time.
SANDERS, 5l2I Macarthur blvd.
RECEPTioNIsT-For beauty salon;
knoWledge of PIX: good salary.
d pEGIbE,l EMILE l22l & Conn n,% ave. 10
nee work; ,51a-day week; must have
good handwriting and like detail
Apply All Albee Building. .
RECEPTIONIST- T-TYPIST
Attractive opportunity in congenial
office; 3S-hour. 5-day week: 3 weeks
vacation; PIX experience desirable.
SALESLADY. experienced; better ready
$50 wk. minimum earnings. JOAN
ROBERTS, Conn. at L.
SALES CLERKS for various depart
ments. Good pay and excellent
Torklng conditions; Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. Employment ONCE,
sALEsGIKLMror III n:ei bakery, excel. sal
ary for, right person, 51a-day week;
Store closed Sun. afternoon and all
sag h2R Taes ABBY scHuPss Il PfFs0n HAkERY AXE
SALESGIRLS. white, exp. pref; begin
$50 wk. Apply PITTLES BAKERY.
5037 Conn. 3
sALEsLADIEs, Thoroughly experienced
in ladies apparel, top salaries plus
liberal commissions. THE PRINCESS
SHOP. HOS F st. NV. 3
SALESLADIES-Imm openings.
Full and part time. in ladies' apparel
and access. dept; exp. pref; excel.
advancement oppor. Apply after 10
am. to the YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
3942 MINI. ave. ne 8
SALESLADIES co. alert, dependable:
4 hours a day. RE. S10S. Ii
SALESLADIES
Exper. in children's wear: good sal.
plus comm. JAY DEE S. 1907 G NV
10
Evening star., 1951-01-09
STENOGRAPHER

Is to 80 years old. high school grad
uate. no experience required; short
hand speed so to 100 wpm.. good
typist for stenoeraphic and clerical
duties in personnel Office In George
town; free transportation. paid va
cations and sick leave. Phone for
appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MI. 1868. Ext, Cog. 3
Evening star., 1951-01-09
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

WIN general once experience; pleas
ant working conditions; permanent
position Apply JAFFE, Oil 18th
Evening star., 1951-01-09

Company benefits. vacations with
pay. lunchroom. snack bar and
lounge for your convenience
Evening star., 1951-01-09
TRAINEES
FOR

retirement and disqualification bene-
fits
Security Savings e. Comm. Bank
9th and G SITS. NV .
TYPIST. experienced, permanent po-
sition, 5-day week. Small insurance
office of International company. APP
ply LOYALTY GROUP. $50 Wood
TYPIsTS, five-day week, permanent
State age and qualifications. Box
326-J. Star. IL
TYPIsT-Experienc not necessary.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
CO., 703 9TH st. n. ". Ill
TYPIST. exper., for scientific research
organization; interesting work, excel.
working conditions. 5-day wk.: op-
port. for promotion. Call EX- 500,
branch 80. 3
TYPISTs-An opportunity to make
that change you've been looking
for Attrac. salary, perm. position
opportunity for advancement. paid
vacation. Life insurance and hos
pitalization, Office hours. 5-day,
pm. UNDERWOOD CORP. 1850 L
st. NV. g
TYPIST; 5-day week, disqualification.
surgical service and life insurance
provided. MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY, 1901 H ST. NV. Call
Mrs. Stout. Ma. $500. %
Evening star., 1951-01-09

YOUNG MAN, well educated, married
tn act as customers man In the
sales department of General Mo-
tors dealer: substantial salary. Reply,
own handwriting only. Box 395-H'
YOUNG MAN to work in active real
estate office. must be able to type
although speed is not essential; in
teresting work: accounting student
pref; good salary to start; oppor-
tunity for advancement. Call Mr..
Libbys. FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915
N. Y. ave. NV, MA, 7416. -12
tipping necessary; 5la-day wk.. good
salary. Wonderful opportunity with
large company PHILLIPS. INC,
2012 Shannon pl. Sc Ia
wANTED-Men to drive Yellow Cabs;
must have D. C. permit. MONT
GOMERY. LA. 6-5152.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

EAGER AMBITIOUS statesmen
II you are seeking professional
income we have a few positions
open with our advertising line. You
may be good salesman looking
for a change or for a non-seasonai
line not affected by the present
emergency or an ambitious indi-
vidual in a Job that is too small.
Position offers high percentage
earnings plus bonus. Phone George
R Sullivan, THE KEMPER-THOM-
AS COMPANY between 6 and II
pm at SH. S2S5 I'll
Evening star., 1951-01-09

TIN ROOFER, must be thoroughIy
experienced and understand roof
repairing and also gutter work.
Phone AK. 6S71, after 8 pm.
USED-CAR LOT ATTENDANT-Perm
See Mr.. Rosin, BEAL MOTOR CO,
l40l z. !. ave. ne. 10
VULCANIZER, exper.. S61 per wk.,
good working ,conds. BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN, reliable
white man, familiar with modern
material handling methods and
equipment. Warehousing of print
ing paper. rolls and skids. in clean,
warm BLDG; must be able to get
most out Of laborers; permanent Job
with excellent future. Call Mr.. Cook
al 81. 5000. HAYNES LITHO-
GRAPH CO., 1140 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md. -l2
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC.
experienced all makes; tood Fay
and working conditions. See MR.
kaiden at 504 10th st. NV. %
Washing Mach. Service Man
Al preferably with Laundera1l exper.;
must have car; permanent; good
salary and car allowance. A. g. H.
APPLIANCE & SERVICE CO.,
Hyattsville, AP. 1922. III
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Public Contact Work

Having filled our evening position,
We now need one more capable
woman for our day vacancy. The
work., which is interesting and di-
versifled, consists OF serving our
telephone customers.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

Wholesale Grocery Statesmen
Large New York whole
sale grocer intensifying
sales and advertising
campaign in Metropol-
itan Washington Area.
offers unusual oppor-
tunity to alert sales
men, 25-45 years. Must
have car Straight COM
m sion. satisfactory
drawing account. Only
experienced wholesale
grocery men wanted
Francis H. Leggett g. Co.
Mfgrs. g. Distributors OF Premier Foods
220 18th AVE, N. Y. l. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
BUYER

bU LII
Misses and juniors dresses for store
opening branches in greater Wash
tngton: exper and familiarity with
excel. opport. for qualified person.
Apply by letter only. stating full
details in confidence to Mr.. Julian
H. Cohn,
The Young Mems Shop
1910 p ar NV ID
Evening star., 1951-01-09

The hours are Q am. to 8 pm. four
days per week and s am. to 3 pm
on Saturday
Evening star., 1951-01-09

PIANIST. for children's dance studio;
Sc. Washington; popular and class
ical music for ballet and tap; steady
work, 5-day week. Phone LU. 4-5lS0,
between am. and = pm. daily
except Saturday Ill
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER; 5-day wk..
ANIL pm: 500 month living
quarters If desired HI 111o ii
Evening star., 1951-01-09

STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPIST
GENERAL CLERKS
For permanent employment. we offer
l. 712-hr. day and 5-day wk
2. 2 wks. annual vacation with pay.
3. Bonus vac. for good attendance.
4. Sick leave.
5. Economical cafeteria facilities.
8. Good opport. for advancement.
Z. Group ins. and hosp. plans.
8. Retirement plan. Under 35 years
of age. No experience necessary.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Room 300, SI6 14th st. NV, between
q a and 2 q
Evening star., 1951-01-09
THE EVENING STAR

Apply Personnel. Room SOC. for in
teryieW, Open weekdays $50 to 5
and Saturday 9-l. No phone calls.
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Donohue Praises Barrett
For Boys Club Work

work in that they are saving
thousands Of youngsters who
might become juvenile delinquents
from becoming a burden to the
taxpayers"
The luncheon was in celebra-
ton OF funds raised by the auxili-
airy to be used to purchase equip
ment for the summer camps
maintained by the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club at Scotland, Md
The money, which amounted to
S5.625, was raised by the group
at a benefit barbecue held last
September at Walnut Hill, Vir-
ginia estate of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Arnold.
Mrs. Thornton w. Owen acted
as general chairman Of the bar
becue and was assisted by Mrs
Jennings Randolph and Mrs. Max
Harrington. Mrs, Arnold is presi-
dent of the auxiliary. which has
$50 members.
Mrs. Donohue was accepted as
a new member of the auxiliary
at the luncheon meeting.
Plans were made by the group
to meet December 3 at Police
Boys Club No. 4 to pack Christ
mas candy to be given to the
children during the Yule season.
An anticipated 5000 bags will be
packed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Parties Planned
For Bride-EIect

The wedding of Miss Barbara
Arrowsmith and Mr.. Arthur Ly-
man Fisk III Saturday has &C
tolerated the party tempo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Drohat are
having a party for members OF
the wedding Thanksgiving evening
and the next day Mrs. Maurice
Smith, Mrs. Thomas Woodbury.
and Mrs. Barnes Williams will be
Joint hostesses at a luncheon for
out-of- town guests and members
of the wedding party at Mrs. KS
tea house.
Friday evening DR.. and Mrs.
George Arrowsmith will give the
bridal dinner for their daughter
and her flance at their home in
Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Theta Sigma Phi
Plans Reception

A reception in honor of Miss
Margaret Winthrop of Detroit, ma
tional vice president of Theta Sig
ma Phi Women's journalistic fra
ternity, will be given by the Ma
tional Capital Alumnae Chapter
of the organization from $50 to
1880 o'clock today at the home of
Mrs. Roberts Everett, 1914 Newark
street NV.
Miss Winthrop has been at
tending the Theta Sigma Phi's
eastern regional convention in
Philadelphia. In charge of alum
nae activities for the fraternity,
Miss Winthrop will join with Mrs.
Louis E. ellie. president Of the
National Capital chapter, in Civ
ing q report of the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
H4<}aR&NAzEp %lHMYM kwM& nux1~
By Betty Miles

I do believe, when it comes to
decorating. creativity is the key
Take our house.
We had the worst time finding
just the right gate, until we
CHANGED on that old wagon wheel,
which serves perfectly. And what
could be better than an old stage
coach lamp outside the door?
I'm terribly satisfied with my
andirons-jockey hitching posts dc
the trick beautifully. And that old
cradle looks as If it were meant
to hold wood.
My coffee table was once a
cobbler's bench-I think an old
pewter porringer makes a perfect
ash tray on it. I always try to
keep my sugar scoop that stands
beside my cigarette lighter which
began life as an English tankard
well supplied with cigarettes. And
what could be cutter as a coaster
than a 14th century wine faster?
Don't those old ice cream chairs
take you back! There's some
thing sentimental. too, about
a chair that was once a barrel.
And to think that East India
clipper ships once carried tea in
the Zinc-lined interior of the con-
tainer now serving as my maya
zine rack!
I felt I should be particularly
creative with lamps. since I had a
whole attic teeming with cast-off
treasures. 1t was q great tempta-
ton to use the old cornet as a
base, but we finally rejected it in
favor of the Early American
pitcher and bowl I picked up in
an antique shop. We added q
parasol shade.
A coffee mill will make another
lovely lamp. with the drawer
pulled out and used as a planter.
We're thinking of having another
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lamp made of tapered rolling pins,
anchored to a small steak board.
I do think my floor lamp is in
teresting. 1t was an old family
shotgun, you know-we had 1t
electrified.
Grandfather clock made an
ideal bar.
I can't imagine why any one
would use pictures or prints on the
wall when she can hang eye
catching conversation pieces like
pocket watches and trivets. Then,
of course, I have my ivy wall
hanger, cleverly made from small
pickle barrel mounted on a shelf.
Baby's shoes make the best book
ends. They can always be alter
mated for variety's sake with those
e-irrup ones Aunt Mary gave us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

Commissioner r. Joseph Dono-
hue yesterday declared the Met
ropolitan Police Boys Club has
reached its greatest peak under
the present administration Of Mai.
Robert Barrett, superintendent Of
police.
Mr.. Donohue praised Maj. Bar
'rett's efforts in behalf Of the club
and said by his contributions the
superintendent had carried the or
ganization to heights mot even
dreamed Of" under the admins
tration of Maj. Ernest Brown.
former police superintendent. a
founder Of the club.
Speaking before Victory
Luncheon" OF the Women's Auxil-
.iary of the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club at the Mayflower
Hotel, the Commissioner told the
women they were doing important
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

think Of any way to have them
and a mattress, too. We're not
enough, I fear. But
what a perfect head and foot
board that old sleigh makes cut
in half!
I'm satisfied, too, with how
beautifully an 18th century tea
caddy holds jewelry.
We're in the market now for a
new couch. but it's such a prob
lem. Frankly, we're looking
around for an old park bench
that can be painted white and
padded with foam rubber cushions
Why. it's dinner time! I must
dash and arrange some flowers
gracefully in my brandy snifter
drop a few cigarettes into a wine
glass and start mixing cocktails
in my old-fashioned dinner bell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
T Thanksgiving ToIk

The Very Rev. Ignatius Smith
o. P, dean of the philosophy de-
partment of Catholic University
will be guest speaker at a weekly
luncheon of the Soroptomist Club
of Washington to be held in the
Willard Hotel tomorrow. His SUBJ
ject will be THANKSGIVING in the
Nation"
Miss Nelia Turner. president OF
the club, will preside and Miss
Mary Agnes Sweeney will act as
program chairman of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

My shadow boxes were once
heavy gold picture frames. And
what an inspiration old mortars
and pestles were for the mantel!
In the dining room a set of set
ting hens of Sandwich glass, for
merly covered butter dishes but
today transformed into onion soup
dishes, perches decoratively on
my Pennsylvania Dutch dry sink
converted to a cabinet. I don't
think you'd ever guess the table
top was originally a door. And
that antique soup tureen makes a
perfect planter!
I can still remember how de-
lighted we were when we found
the old cutter sleigh. OF course.
the runners had to go-it was
unfortunate. but we simply couldn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Waiter Reed Patients
To Receive Cigarettes

Patients at Walter Reed Hospi-
tai will be the recipients of 600
packs of cigarettes to be distrib-
uted tomorrow by members of
the Women's Association of Allied
Beverage Industries. Assisting in
the distribution will be Miss June
Klein, Miss Washington Of 1851.
Mrs. Rhoda Davidson. philan-
thropy chairman, is in charge of
ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Miss Pearl HAYES
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hayes
announce the engagement of
their daughter Pearl Marie to
Corpl. Howard v. Dove, jr.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dove. Corpl.
Dove is now serving with the Air
Force. stationed in Bangor. Me
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Ceremony Held in Indiana

In Jeffersonville. Ind, on o.
tober Is Miss Catharlne E. But
terWorth, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert P. Butterworth Of Ar.
lington. became the bride of Sergt
William Roy Legg of Goldman Air.
base, Fort Knox, KY. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Legg OF
Charleston, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
County NCW to Meet

The Montgomery County section
of the National Council of Jewish
Women was to meet at l o'clock
today at the Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center. A film
entitled THE Challenge" is a
lhighlight of the program.