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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started
caught up. audited. closed; all taxes
Open rate. Shepherd 1854. 17'
ASST. MANAGER, chain exper :. mems
women,s, .children's, apparel. person
1ei. windows, buying. Box 255-x
BOOKKEEPER MGR. bus. admin
sisft exempt, Box seS"x. S:z.' stsr. ss.eleH' II.
BOY. colored. 16 years of age, de-
Sires full,time work Of any kind.
ceeSFSz esil e. 1asal 1EaissaIsahn wants work
trsyei CO. g esst1l1sf' s1sF e0''rsd' frs'
CHAUFFEUR OF houseman, colored
desires position. experience. AL ref.
nFssv1rV dFss e tTaysi Mau Box 26i x. star. II.
city. nearby Md. and Va, refs
DENTAL Sss TiEcHHT.,' IiiI aii.Sround plate,
s; bar; clasp experience. Box 241-v,
EDiToR-REPoRrER PUBLIC rela-
inston news bureau. trade assoc.
itoi Hin. Boz ass-x, Star. ' '
Z < xECUTIVE ADMINlsTRATOR.
Sales director. Mfgrs. Wash. rep
resentative. Available to Industry
only. Open record proven eflcient
accomplishment: Box ok. Star.
HOTEL MANAGER or assistant. ex-
pe..s, De.,s1sed ,ssS n z.as, an phases q ho.el
hoUsEcLExNfNG or once cleaning
vaxinng floors and painting. II
MAN. colored. days work. hous,
cleaning or yard work; for satur'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
fas1Spsas as1So9 lsss. Ss ea1yAT19s eol1 @ 1sss ksN7
MUSICIAN, Fl yeaF's experience
available as organist. pianist OF
sssn: nssSRS:nasfn u Music .ssdSfss Wiz ri asaTt. s
Recent solo performance with ths
FssiSs Ssss or 8seSsss osa5 n1n'
work: Dies.SssrfS:' I'd; days: 81. SS7S
PERsoNNEL-s yrs practical ex.
emplmt.. employee relations. eoun'
selling. testing. classification and I'D
tempt. ni n; 7loo. Eas. srt'Fs q. over '0'''0
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA MGR.
outstanding record. high-grade ex
ecutive. producer. Box 247-X, Star
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, expert
enced in all phases Of personne
administration. available June 5
VIII locate BALTIC. or wash. e. w
HICKEY. 1914 Poplar ave-. Balti
more %, Md. 13s
sALEsMAN. thoroughly experience,
mems and boys weartng appare
with knowledge Of buying and win
dow dtsplaye, desires peImanen
position IN Flofid8: best Of refer
! encSs; salafy secondary considers
tionN Write Box 262-X, star.
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PUBLICITY ASSISTANT

Personable young man or woman with
IDEAS and ina gination. plus reason.
able publicity background to write
releases. radio and television copy;
some contact work; full or part time
al replies confidential. Write to Boz
108-X, Star.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. -attics I'm.
ished recreation rooms. dens. kitch.
ems remodeled. porches inclosed
up to 8 years 20 pay: free esti.
ING sss: CO.. a. NC. 81. ssas; sstShsS: sveS. ~
Sundays, UN. 1925.
ADDITIONS; LIDI1 .tties finished. H and
and rec. rms. Work and material
guaranteed. Free estimates. Call AL
OWENS. CIR. 1921. Ia
ADDITIONS. alterations, attics nm.
ished. new kitchens HAVE IT DONE
RIGHT. Call WHITE. AP. $3.50;
LC. 4-657T. Ia
ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod.
cling cellar to roof. CENTRAL
CONTRACTING CO.. ME. 69S5.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcsns.)

Vi nlHuett Qukuty IeSulLS, NJ lOWeet
ssfsiSiiy. dssisned. eficientiy scnsd:
ylsd and expeLtly executed:
kbfENfTA of,N 5d5s coNsTRTcr11N ER!.: 81 f$sS coSP.
AIR C0NDITI0NTNG. Refrigeration,
assd SsssonsS, :SG Dse:a zx ssT esss sas
ASPHALT DBrvEwAYs, parking lots
Tslsghons 81. 4s0o or OF. 1857. :,
BRiCkLAYEk willing to work small
atss and 0Gs ss1si PRE-
, ,ssssim1tss; I tim Cali TX. o4Sz. IL
si:s:H sf. sDess R5:D'i; FkRsak Hsai 'i5is 81
,F;AI ,RF;AAILEERRMo, ERA AD: 1499. II: 3-s4ss.
S{$,t :! V: 3: 4Sis FgFs Hsa:,f Il g
MENT CO.. LU. 1-2036. IL. G-340O.
BUILDING and sen.ral repairs
nomes. porehes, garaGes. home ex-
ssHsi1n: UToysm:n,: attic and R.'smsHt snss tm
WEBER. Cain Sun. frem Ga pm,
BUiLSdIaNG ii aEMoDsLIiNa. Is IiM 80 years.
exper.; contact for loan fuYn. Call
spSWnlnS ara rhTSr: 4oeiR sitRe, sst; sun O. TIss ix
-e.sa = AAAA =. 0ASGA u 0stus w. Obly =.
CAMERA REPAIR
NEE sfHo sas s0rs,an ssnn. or AZ: Sens;s
CARPENTER, does own work over 20
yrs. eyper. remodeling. porchet
screened. cabinet work. or build
c%RpESTfs-sssE:Dss All hS9iss; g. sllS ,nd nore,i
Rst.e Rss.sd' R. ss'h 1853. sstd'' closets s:'i-
windows and doors, screens. Cal
ST 539l. to 9 pm.
CARfENIkY. painting. roofing, as.
eestos siding: free estimates. HU
CARPENTERs-First class. Altera.
tions and repairs. Cement work. By
day or contract. Ii. 3-6O39. Ii
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms and
ms5l 9144 sfs ioSs 4aSS dSsns reasonable. M
fronts: MR: GlA IAwRENcE RENEE RH aa s9os t'os'
CARPENTRY, general repairs; roof.
Ing. shingling and painting; 8 years
to pay, no down payment. AID. 1912
CARPENTRY-Picket fences, porch.
ss; ssod recreation roons. sttics. co
CARPENTRY. plaster, cement 10 work
isnces, rec, rms. paint and paper
7sss sssaD1 wiiIfxs. wiEifIIfIxcsssr'' terms i:''
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs. re.
nmodsIing; old and new work. MR
SMITM. OW. k527. anytime. Ill
CEMENT WALKS, floors. etc: water.
sa5ses JACK PS5sa sSRKg KEsg.E5 H ss'
CEMENT, BRICK, STONE
DRIVES. WALKS. PORCHES, WALLS
EgqfMxrRRsl sgThE; rRslcK OR TILE. FREE
B & q General Contractors
81. 1142. III
CEMENT-BRICK WORK, daestone,
csM2ssiT cssMEGsii va WokR@,ston. walls, I1a .,a.r.
stone terraces. walks. chimneys, 6re-
places. cement driveways. porehes,
+: liARcucciso. 'Hs 'Roekviiis. isin'ses. IA.
Phone Rockville 1888.
CEMENT WORK-WaterpYoo walls,
DEsPERT. HU. $3.50. no. zoos. !:
CEMENTING and cinder blocks laid,
cS,nrsretinE ,r Of Al kind. d. CAD
|CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor:kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTEE, Phone RA. $3.50 any day
coNcREffaE On asfas' WORK, plastic wall I'll.
sehas ste oor. susses sosRSS iSr oH '; sseg. eg.srs
built or repaired. Du. ei21 after
p.lf1. WeekdAYS all dav RunAAv
Evening star., 1952-05-11

ART CLASSES outdoors in nearby
Virginia; starting Saturday, May II;
beginners welcome: Write j. BRY-
ANS. 707 Woodlavn ave. Falls
ART@start Now. short. thorough
Illustrating, lettering.. cartoonins,
a1rorush al architectural renderins
Fr., sp., Ger, Ems. arltn.. read.
s!Sa cbLrghhbi b hi ;ss WSx 2S ssss.. sssa
English, self-confidence, freedom
EARR 9oGs HIGH scHooH D1PhS 2ihso
MA At home in spare time. Also 400
j; 6; s., s$2 Bond Bldg. Me. s1ss. g.
VOICE TRAINING given By expert
rRIVarE rfESf Isdy fNsTRueTicN essS in .iphsb.t nS
and monogram designing. engraving,
sinsroSsins ing Ta q, alphabet fancy pen letter
TUfORlNG-Grade, high school sub
iects; adult educatio years Of ex-
a De;tsofe GooS PIANO nSi i1fa 1TfEaAcHER is a mus,
for beginners; popular or classical.
n \, 4 Ui5s fsx EXPERT. TOP .z.,e.ns.
HfMaR1cAN fs1a ! A. n.T susSNEsH NX. x,4s SCHOOL
PRivATE LESSONS - IN In English
speech and personality. AID. 800
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cui-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
hEeF 1fl9 fs nS Course 81 1ssI; aaSl
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tTiti9n: GHiNh, r $50; ,,, night ay. s25. MRS
bookkeeping. comptometer; reg. and
refresher training. Save "a usual
n.9;,, time; F. Est !. 90 @o6y yrs; Position, epen
SCHo9Lo cor. 18th and @ NV
BOYD SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS.
for the private secretary and court
reporter. used by thousands. Typ
ing. Bookkeeping court reporting
accounting. Est. 36 yrs. BOYE
SCHOOL. cor. 18th and @ sts. Ma
LADY wants transportation to o,
near Buffalo. May 1S or sooner
Share expenses. CHI. 1890.
DANCE CLAssEs-starting Wed, {
pm, couples each group. IL
one-hour lessons, S15 per person
S25 for husband and wife. DU. O62I
AcApEMYY OF BALLROOM DANCING
1901 Rhode Island Ave, NV.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1882
MIScEL. FOR SALE (cens. f,

AIR CONDITIONER. GE console, with
window SCOOP; no installation; ex.
Ssllent condition. Price. $175.
AIR coNHb1r1oNER, 1.ton CAPACITY.
syllable for small store; $500. OK.
Az isll Soi6iTioSss.-An e SGi i;Sses wi n!t...
ser essS ApPRovspS pFPaRu5ensS aGfRiofa2 s2 dsiGs2s
Afko3 Afos 3SoS6ffrfSSSsEs S8f SS, EsaSa: ESs@cs,,,,.r A,r.
tory crate. priced Il less s''daan shan cost. sns.
sFsss; soSs s@ $500; ;soSSG; It L. - sxTEMAS' ATE 4
AIR CoEDITlONERs. new. standard
factory sSn sssr.nt.s HindoT .Ini niHdsls s,y, sS:
Ice: parchssers. with er0,yidSa or Withons IN. e.
As Aifsetsa c6Sb1TfFDIsIhssss. MFIss hss lST .nd ss.T
SATioNSzi u nEcTsIGy e ssi ys.5s co mocs; fs5s
Atk' coNpifI;oNRsHRs 81 1iH; RH 'ioSi ,ns s,num,a,.
Sss1e; MaGt MSss ssll 81. i'0es 45ssl l'mors %is
IS q: MasfEkk AffsAseak sfI.i sPa r;P, c.
Ait AIftfs c6Sbb1iioSESks 66sab III XII "a sSLfi fi44s yor.
s-h-p;, 1881; used. S179; Phileo. i:
b6wps ELEGRic Es2tsi S,Sr cS 44is s4I:Te9tss cos
AIR CONDITIoNER. excel eens !,
pore: kit. table, draperies, ANTIQUE
AfR Ahfa'n9s GoSSirff66sNlEEjssE SfSi ff6slEj EN-, $3.50;
toned, now in storage; wili deiiver
end install; $3.50 and Sl00. JE,
AiR SoNDrr1oNER, 1m-h.p- os
console, large enough to cool whole
SlO0 each. RA. 0676. N'''
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMEN

SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
COUPLE. colored. cook and butler or
chauffeur, will travel CO. .6549.
sun, o to 2 p.m.; weekdays, to
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. wants lob
On light truck. Call HO 1929.
COUPLE. white, experienced, desire
management and maintenance for
aapts;, rooming house or camp. EX.
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AGENTS

MAKE EXTRA MONEY introducing
worlds cutest children's dresses.
Biz selection adorable styles. Low
prices. D.s,. GSomglsse SEn display free; RHsh Sya
: sGb.ssG sfinsinnat. II q; TSwo osio sS.pr uonps-
up to saio . week full time. Auto.
matte free trial plan makes amazins
refrigerator defroster sell itself
FRosT-o.MAT1c corr. Dept. 1s-B
I73 w. Madison. Chicago,
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-- -l5
WOMAN, white. care for ? boys; some
light housework; 5la days week;
apt board and salary. IL a1oSos.
WOMAN, white. nurse-housekeeper
live in; 2 adults. Box 233-X, STAR
WOMAN for assembly of scientific in
struments: previous exper. desirable,
out not necessary; permanent EN-;
61lSymsnt 5-day 4ohour psAI EseE GaIl
CORP. Alex, Va. Ia
ton wagon Tor lee. Kennel Hours,
I pm. to 6. Excel. salary. Apply
krSNFGs L psEs9a SYM saP,oI e s. "A sAsESI6oSSS
W. MAN OR GIRL for post ONCE
p H15' bnd.a IN Grugst9re gssp .1n.l,sn.. a to
ferred, not necessary. Apply in
person, PACKETS PHARMACY,
P;ney Branch I'd: and Flower ave,
Silver Spring, Md. III
WOMEN a. to call on reg. AVON
esSn ssSIs sd Hesssnt sa vfT% sPsresmf hrs T
tome toner lists. RE. s1o7. VAAO-e Wis gus
WOMEN = RECEIPT -typist, assoc :,
$3.50 mo :, jr. clerk receipt, $3.50
typist clerk, outside contracting. no
WASHINGTON. Wa I4rs S27S' seashisr: MGR
y,
$3.50; temp. positions for typists,
stenog,: Burrough machine opera
tors. $50 wk.; typist. embassy, $3.50.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1919 F st. NV. MA. 4l42.
YOUNG LADY for doctors once;
some nursing or laboratory exp de.
sirable. Box 1897. Star. Ill
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work
in real estate ONCE; knowledge oi
shorthand and typing necessary; &.
day week: air-conditioned offices
Apply BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14l1
K st. NV. -12
YOUNG LADIES, Is. to %, trave
California. return with group; ex.
penses paid while in training, plu.
comm. and bonus: immed casi
drawing account. This is a perm
job with wonderful future rep
leading publishers Of America
FIELD CIRCULATION DEPT. Sc,
Mr., Mason. Cairo Hotel. 10 am
No phone calls, please. ia
Evening star., 1952-05-11
TYPIST

Desirable vacancy in claims dept
3o-hr. 5-day week; modern Air
conditioned once; salary open. Sc
MR.. SALE, $50 Woodward Blde.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
FINE OPPORTUNITIES

Five-day 4O-houP week. n
OF on your own Clothing pur.
chases. We need several young
women preferably with experi-
enee. Will.call clerk. Full
and part-time cashiers. Sales.
ladies. full and part time. who
will receive the highest salary
and commission paid In Arl-
ington. Work in q modern
Air conditioned store, Come
In and talk with MR.. ELLISON.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

ADDITIONS, REMODEL1NG
RgCREATIQN ROOMS PoRCAKs;
FINISHED. FREE B8TMATES.
B & G General Contractors
1142. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-11

.0-30; interesting work with ma.
tional publisher calling on Govt
asencieS In Washington and vicinity
5-day week. vacation with pay; auto
month, plus expenses. Phone Me
03O5 Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-11
SECRETARY

Young, attrac.. enc. with { yrs. good
al-round local exper. In trade and
public relations: will accept respon-
Write Box COOK. Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland T. Fairfax Dr.. Arl. Va
-12
Evening star., 1952-05-11

FOUR WINDS FARM
Need furniture? We have It. Aise
china, glass, brass, etc. Out Georgia
500. 10. 5.0396.
CONTINUED on Ne1f 8aSe5
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SELL PLASTICS
Through party plan In spare time
Free sample kit. High commission
For literature and further details
call AO. 1894 o. write HOUSE OF
HASTlCs, 2435 18th st. NV,
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ANTIQUES

WHAT MOTHER REALLY WANTED
sshoolmaster's desk, s.: childs desk,
table. S2 so; pine .sideboard. $40;
gilt chair. $50; cherry love seat.
table. $40; wsshstand, SIS: side
board. $2o; organ; $40: cut,glass
Bristol lamp. S.; Venetian Glass
basket. $3.50: Venetian vases.
$3.50: cameo vases. $50; cut-glass
vase (slishtly as Isl. so; crystal
wines and goblets. csc: luster
plates, $3.50; paper weights 81:
milk glass ship. SIS: Nielsen sugar
bowl. S5: records, 10c; books. l0c,
Open Sundays. evenings till Z.
BELL KINDS. sos 9Th st. NV.
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HELP WoAAEN
PART TIME

After work and on saturdays fol
white, intelligent young lady.
Wait on Customers, etc.
Steady. Interesting Work
Experience Not Necessary
Good Pay to start
Increases
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS. a7oC
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

4 children while parents work. r
'13 9th st. ne. Ii. 6-6279 Is
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,OLLEGE STUDENT, vacation In
country: pleasant, healthful work.
$3.50 for so days. Box 2-Y. star.
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Sc: Sb;B:' 81, s|s;sss',' 81 i'S' '''i 81
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CONTINUED on Next fAse)
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

SALESMAN, thorouehly oXperiencec
mems and boys yeartns appare
dow displsye. desires permanent
position IN Flofide: best Of refer.
encSs; salary secondary eonsideya.
tiouN Write Box 202-X, star.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
AIR-CONDITIONERS
SAVE S110

New Seton Feeders air-conditioners
- sealed cartons; 5-yr. guarantee;
$2S9; We also carry other isadine
brands at comparable low prices.
standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H sts NE.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Program on u. N.
To Be Presented

The work being done by the
United Nations through the medi-
um of motion pictures will be dis
cussed at the monthly meeting Of
the Motion Picture Council Of the
District at 10:45 am. tomorrow in
st. Johns Parish Hall, 819 Six
teenth street NV.
Wilbert H. Pearson of the State
Department will be guest speaker.
He will explain how the depart
ment's attestation Office evalu-
ates educational films for use
abroad and the steps that are be-
ing taken to make the films more
easily available.
The program will also feature
showing of film on the United
Nations Children's Emergency
Fund. ....
Mrs. Matilda Condo is program
chairman for the meeting. The
president of the council. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Rollwage Collier, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
7 truman Tour Talks AssuiIed
At 6. O. P. Luncheon Here

said the hard work must con-
tinue if the District is to equal
its record in previous years.
Taking a look about the room,
he complimented the women on
their millinery and added: I
doubt If a woman here needs a
new hat this fall. But if she
would treat herself, why not do so
by giving the cost Of a new hat to
the EiSenhower-Nixon fund.-"
At the conclusion Of the lunch
con, Mrs. Coffin said that District
women campaign workers have
raised about $4,000 in the past
three weeks, of which 5000 was
reported yesterday.
In her address, Mrs. Priest said
she had found women throughout
the country working as never be-
lore in behalf Of Republican vic
tory. 'They realize this campaign
goes far beyond partisan consider
ations," she said.
Guests at the head table in
cluded Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth, daughter of President
Theodore Roosevelt, and Mrs. Ed
ward E. Gam, sister Of the late
Vice President Charles Curtis.
Special attention was called to
the fact that Mrs. George Angus
Garrett. wife of the former Amer
lean Ambassador to Ireland, had
three tables Of guests from Vir-
ginia.
The program included tribute
to Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns, presi-
dent Of the District League Of Re.
publican Women and new presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Women's Republican Clubs. Un-
able to be present because Of in
Ijuries received in a recent auto
mobile accident. Mrs. Kearns was
represented by Mrs. William s.
Culbertson. a former league presi-
dent, In a,telegram. Mrs. Kearns
extended her good wishes and
called on the women for "hard
work now which will Ensure VIC
tory In November"
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Film Forum OPENS

The YWCA's Health and Recre-
aticn Department will open its
free film forum tonight at 7:15
O'Clock in the Y gymnasium with a
showing of Cheers for Chubby" I"
la film designed for diet-conscious
Ireducers.
DR.. Elizabeth Avery. health edu-
cation consultant, will lead the
discussion following showing Of
the film.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
By Frances Lide

Lampooned in a sketch entitled
Fair Deal Freek Show, Presi'
dent Truman also came in fol
sharp criticism from Mrs. Iv.
Priest, assistant director of tht
Republican National Committee
at a luncheon and rally here yes.
terday for women working fol
the Eisenhower Nixon ticket.
Mrs. Priest assailed the Truman
campaign tour, calling It a "Spec.
ltacle" that was costing the Dem.
ocrats the support of many wo.
men.
cts a bit disgusting when yor
realize that a President who i.
mot a candidate is out cayortine
around the country to collect vote.
for a captive candidate in ordel
to continue corruption and crony.
ism in Office. she declared.
"The same President" she con-
tinued "is out to say that the Re-
publicans are trying to use tht
technique of the big lie HI
ought to recognize it. He's usec
lit often enough"
Although the Truman campaign
was successful in 1948. it won
work again, she predicted. "Tht
American people cannot be fooled
twice." she asserted.
Mrs. Priest spoke at luncheon
at the Shoreham Hotel arranged
by the Women's Division of th'
District Eisenhower-Nixon Cam
paign Club. Groups of wome1
from Virginia. Maryland. Penn
lsylvania and West Virginia were
among the approximately 40l
guests.
AS curtain raiser. the program
featured a series Of sketches lam
pooning leading figures Of tn
Democratic administration.
AS portrayed in the show. Presi
dent Truman appeared with I
miniature steel mill and railroat
in his hands and a string Of fisl
dangling from a pole over hi
shoulder.
"Say. what are you doing witt
those fish?" asked the master o
ceremonies"
Fish! Those are red herrings.
came the reply. Sometimes the!
smell, but I gotta keep ready TO
that louse Mccarthy"
At that point the emcee notices
a watering can. What are 70,
doing with that?" he asked.
"Oh, I'm raising taxes. Got
good crop this year, but wait unit
you see what the Democrats d.
next year."
Secretary of State Acheson. AS
sistant Secretary Of Defense Ann;
Rosenberg introduced as the "F'e
male War Lord"), Mrs. Perle Mes
ia, Lamar Caudle and Owen Latti
more were among others portraye'
in the sketches.
Gov. Stevenson was described
as the "only presidential candi
date in history who has offere'
to shoot himself If he is snomi
mated" a promise which, accord
ing to the master of ceremonies
was a tremendous vote getter.
But did he keep his promise?
the emcee asked. mo! Ladie
and gentlemen, asks you hoy
can you vote for man VIII
doesn't keep his promise?"
The sketch was rewritten b,
Mrs. Constantine Brown from on
presented in the summer at {
rodeo party at the farm of MI
and Mrs. Garvin E. Tankersley
A. Burks Summers acted as mas
ter of ceremonies and the part
were played by prominent Dis
trict Republicans.
Mrs. Howard A. Coffin, chair
man of the women's division, pre-
sided at the luncheon and intro
duced honor guests including L
Corrin Strong, president of th'
Eisenhower-Nixon Campaign Club
and Joseph c. McGarraghy, chair
man Of the Republican State Com
mittee for the District.
Mr.. Strong told the women the.
had done a super job" in rails
ing funds for the campaign bu
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Circle Plans Teu

The Virgie G. Webster Circle Of
the Florence Crittenton Home will
hold a silver tea for members and
friends from 4 to z pm. tomorrow
in the home Of Mrs. George p.
Lamb, 1900 Indian lane NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALLWch
from this collection hond dressed dolls be ed the bozoo ced
% Bethesda
Church. Holding the dolls Miss Gertrude DAnde doll booth chairman and
Mrs. j. Willard Malls, -BrooksP
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Coming EUents
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a

FRIDAY, OCIOBER a.
Alcoholics Anonymous, First
Presbyterian Church Annex,
8 pm.
Old fashioned Hymn sing anc
fellowship hour, Poinciana Bap
tist Church, sponsored by
Youth for Christ, 1880 pm.
knights of Pyttias, Pythian Hall
s pm.
Fern Chapter, No. Il, Order oi
Eastern Star, at Scottish Rite
Temple, 8 pm.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 72s
Fleming street. 7:30 pm.
MONDAY, OCTOBER a.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Asso.
citation, Jaycee Club House,
Flagler Ave-, 7:45 pm.
Beta Sigma Phi, at San Carlos
oSAoOig q tsAus
Anchor Lodge No. 1S2, Masonic,
at Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
Methodist Men, Caballeros Meto-
distos, Wesley House, 8 pm.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s-
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting,
$3.50 pm.
Youth for L4rist Bible Study
Methodist Church. 72o Flefn
ing street. 7:30 .. m.
TT. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club, at Fl. Taylor, T:4S pm.
Beginners Bridge Group, IT.
Taylor Officers Club, pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. IA, K. Of p. Hall, Fleming
ST., 8 pm.
Order Of DeMola.s Boys, Scottish
Rite Temple, 7:30 pm.
Ladies Auxiliary, WV Post 3oiI,
at VFW Home, 8 pm.
Ever Ready Star Club, . pm.
Place TO be announced.
Harris School Room Representa-
tives. school library, 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2s-
TT. Taylor owc Book Review
Group. at Fl. Taylor, 10 am.
Monroe County Cerebral Palsy
Assoc, AT Eaton St. 9 pm.
Bnai Zion Auxiliary card party
at Social Hall, 8 pm. Guests
invited.
Writers Group, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Skewis, cor. Telegraph
Lane and Charles ST.. Q pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League.
Naval Station Alleys, pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
XIV Won,an's Club
Makes Extensive
Plans For Winter

Members Ok the Key West
Woman's Club can look to a busy
and interesting year If reports
from Departments and Committees
are any indication.
Herman's exclusive new resort
styles will be featured at the FASH
ion Show and Card Party at Raul's
Restaurant November Is, sponsor
ed by the Finance Committee. A
number of Embarrassing projects
have been planned by this commit
tee, including a chicken and yell
low rice dinner and bazaar early
in December.
At the November meeting, post
poned until Friday, November il,
the Citizenship Department will
present the program. The General
Federation of Woman's Club Slo-
gan, "If we must have an Ism, let's
make it Americanism," win be
stressed. Rear Admiral Irving T.
Duke, USN, Commander Naval
Base, will be the guest speaker.
The Fine Arts Department is in
charge of the December program.
Mrs. Leland Goddard Fine Arts
chairman, has scheduled a per-
formance of the play, "The People
Are Singing" late in December.
Winner of the State Drama Depart
ment contest, the one-act play was
presented at the Clubs Christmas
party last year and is being repeat
ed in response to many requests.
American Homes chairman, Mrs.
John Ballentine. has planned a
"Question Box" for interior decor
alton problems. The questions win
suggest topics for discussion on the
American Homes program. A
class in Creole" cooking viii also
be sponsored by this department.
The international Relations De-
partment program win include Q
report by the chairman Miss Min
ME Porter Harris on the General
Federation's World Tour.
Mrs. George Lucas and Mrs.
Herbert Pace df the Welfare De-
partment are busy acquiring artic-
les for the Rummage Sale that will
be sponsored by the department.
The Education Department has
endorsed Amendment One, ''The
School Building Amendment" and
will cooperate in the effort to have
every eligible club member vote on
November 4.