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INSTRUMENT MAKERS
INVESTIGATORS

time basis; college ). students den, pre- Pre-,
school and can spend So hrs. day
in this work. knowledge OF typing
required. Car necessary Call In
person, 1905 M st. NV. Ring Bldg,
ployment Manager. -.3
JANITOR, colored. married. no chill
New H Ham sqen ave- ave-, bus ui service
and shopping center; no furnace
work; good salary plus apt. and
facilities. Call MGR, JU. 7-S054.
JANIToR. for sarden-type apts.. in
ters. Cali in ' person. A $50 to i iI
am. at 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
JANiiTOR. settled married man for
apt. house. located NV. 14th. st.
Must be thoroughly experienced on
ic. Good salary and apt. Call Mr..
IRVINE. MA. $500. between and
TOR eolored; good Job for mar
in stoker. building maintenance ten:
MR. CLoHAN. RIM. AS. wash. Bldg.
wkdays. ma. 1857. Pa
JANIIOk, large apartment building;
oil burner; able to take care Of
minor repairs and relieve on eleva-
tor and PIX board. Must be sober
and reliable. References REQUIRED.
After 10 am. AID. 1858. 80
MEN co. colored must be
sober; night work. Apply 1923 9th
st. NV. between 8 ANIL pm. only
LABORERS, colored. for brick work:
Apply Mr.. Smith. J. B. TIFFEY
Job, LIST and Webster SITS. ne. -23
SUPERVISOR - Large
Washington laundry has opening for
young white man, 21 to 80. to learn
production work; good starting pay.
with advancement, commensurate
with applicants ability; experience
not required. but must have local
refs. Apply to Mr.. Towles, week
days, 9 am. to 4 pm. NATIONAL
LAUNDRY CO.. INC, FL Pierce st.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. full time; must
LIQUORS, 1915 s. Capitol ct. -22
LIQUOR SALESMAN, part time; must
be exper.: good pay. SPAR LIQUORS,
2QIR TQnit0l ST 30
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Statesmen
statesmen
statesmen

II you have q car and KNOW that
you can sell. now is the time to
cause we are very progressive and
promotional minded company. we
offer you - NOT canvassing - but
the HOTTEST DEAL in town. with
all the
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AIRI.INEs NEED
NATL AIR COLLEGE. 81. sos.
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HELP.-MEN
sAr.EsMAN

Storm Windows. Awnings. Fence
Cali me today GU. s-3010l or tonight
(OR. 6749) about this seasons
biggest profit deal. This IL new-it'i
worth your call.
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MAGAZINE AGENTS, local or travel.
We have openings for organizers and
statesmen. Earnings and territory un-
limited. A 500 wk. guarantee to
agents who can train new appli-
eants: Apply KEYSTONE READERS
SERVICE. 724 9th st. NV.
MAGAZINE MEN. 2 or 8 yr. clubs,
II st. ne, SO am. ia. 4744. -21
MANAGER. for large downtown apt.
house. Want settled man, prefer
middle age. sober and reliable. Must
have experience in all apt. house
work. Give details as to experience.
age and responsibilities. Good salary
and apt: Apply 271-J. Star. 30
MANAGERS - Insurance corporation
seeking man experienced in IRE and
casualty with Va. license. Prefer
Arlington resident. Opportunity open
for management Of new branch Of
fee. Call Ma. OLAF for appoint
MANAGER, PAINT sroRE-Good
all-around man for MANAGEMENT of
Washington's fastest-growing down.
town paint store: experience es-
pointment can Be arransed if pres;
NJ NV M ssr .1 ny. co7As, CLARE LARK:
M hsta iGatsssnti HELPER Man With
Mechanical BACKGROUND. white: ex-
erences REQ. See Mr. H' steele. Ma
T1oNAL LAUNDRY CO.. 81 Pierce
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CLERK-TYPIST

Pleasant working conditions In mod
$50. Permanent position. -Oppor-
tunity for advancement. $50 to
start. Appl yin person. SSH 14th
1oeasiaasa % Es7s TzssS
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OFFICE MESSENGER

10 to II yrs. old, white, must BIZ
neat and willing; must have some
high school; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; good
chance to learn and get ahead. Call
Personnel Department.
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Mechanical ASSemblerS

Mechanical AsSemblerS
We need men who have . genuine
interest and aptitude for precision
mechanical assembly OF servo
mechanisms and similar equipment.
Experienced required. Modern air
conditioned plant; sick leave, va
cation. overtime.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park. Md.
UN. T40O 80
MESSENGER. opening for one good
messenger. age 17-25; call in per-
son for interview. and ask for
Miss White. THE CREDIT BUREAU,
MEssENGER boy with bicycle.
SULLIvAN'S DENTAL LABORA-
TORIES. 1921 goth st. NV. -23
NATIONAL CORP, leader In its
field has 3 openings for men in
its Wash. organization. Men selected
must be interested in selling and
willing to work hard for future.
disqualification. retirement and
pany advantages offered. Our men
work on salary basis with OPP
portunity for commission when
their desirability is proven. MR.. r.
j. MCDOWELL will interview ap-
plicants from 8 am. to 6 pm, Hotel
Ambassador. Wed, September "a.
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ROUTE MAN

Opening available for established
laundry and dry cleaning business.
TON LAUNDRY, $500 s. Four Mile
Run dr.. Arlington, Va. GIL. $3.50.
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CLERK-TYPIST

We like to work in pleasant sur.
roundings with congenial people. II
you do, too, and are friendly and
dependable, come in between $50
and 4:45 and talk to US; knowledge
Of typing desired but speed not Inn
portant; these are permanent po-
VIZ, 37h hours; vacation and sick
leave benefits; our company cafe
terra Is run on q non-profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
Ut low cost. Apply Room 800. Per-
sonnet once, EQUIT ABLE LIFE IN
sURANCE CO.. $40 14th st. NV.
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MEN 70 sell storm win
dows three evenings and Saturday.
Income, S75 per wk. Must have car.
Selling experience not necessary.
Apply $3.50 pm, 1918 n st. NV.
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GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT-Good
starting salary; free life insurance
paid vacations. Do not phone, see
Mr.. Sedberry. FIRESTONE STORES
18th and K NV. -22
GLASS MAN, experienced in stained
art and loaded glass; wonderful op-
portunity for right man. Cal
OIL. 2022. -27
GROCERY CLERK, white. expert.
enced. reliable. capable to work In
all deptf.: D. c. drivers license
Salary slbiect to experience. SUN
BEAM MARKET. 1924 N. Capitol
GROCERY STOCK MAN-Exper. in
super market stocking; excellent pay.
working conds. and benefits. Apply
MASTER SUPER MARKET. 10S0S
Lincoln ave-. Kensington, Md, 10
6.lSR5 pa
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B$$S$$$ $$$$$$$ S
Yes, Statesmen
MUNTZ TV
Is a Money Deal

We train you you work by appointment only on
leads from bona fde prospects who call office for
an appointment. How much can you earn? Here's
average pay and length OF service Tor SIX OF our men,
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BOOKKEEPER

Large apartment house de-
sires to employ Q bookkeeper.
capable of handling all phases
Of Q double entry bookkeeping
system, including preparation
Of statements. Prefer some
one under 46 years Of age.
Must have neat !egible hand
writing and ability to type
statements. Permanent work.
pleasant surroundings. 07M-
hour week, no Saturday work.
Salary, 81. 800 per year. with
opportunity for advancement.
CALL MRS. RIEss. MA. a11s
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CLERK-TYPIST

SS4W@k = . . ~ =
White. Is to 35: general once duties
In large finance company: good
hours and working conditions. hos
pitalization and life insurance bene-
hts. Phone MR.. WILLIAMSON. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

Tool and Die Makers
Exceptional opportunity and tor
wages for men qualified to make
precision tools. jigs and fixtures
tior sick leave. overtime.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
491O Calvert Rd. College Park. Md
UN. 74OO.
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PAINTERS

Experienced only. Apply JAFFH. oil
18th st. NV.
PHARMACIST, exper., full time, reg
istered Ia Nd. 5000 Grub I'd. Sill
yer Spring. Nd, SH. 1928. ~
full time, permanent:
top salary, excellent working condi-
tions. Apply WOODLEY DRUG
STORE, 1897 Conn. ave. WO. 7777.
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statesmen
MEN-COLORED

statesmen
MEN-COLORED
II you are q good man we offer you
an opportunity to go into business
money here. Come IN and meet
some Of our. men who earn $50 to
$50 every day. Apply 1922 18th
st; nv: $50 TO 10 am. only. a. gee
SERVICEMAN. colored; tire. seat
cover installations an .:.., gen. t ssore
pleasant working conditions. Apply
THRIFT AUTO. s11 King st., Alex.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
White; age between 25-40. must be
reliable and industrious. salary a
Only well-experienced operator with
references need apply. BARRON'S
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION. Wis
consin ave. and River I'd. NV. -9S
SERVICE STATION ASSISTANT MAN
AGER; top pay, Don't apply unless
willing to work. TANNERS GULF
SERVICE, 3015 Rhode Island ave.
sR Ris; ~ ss STATION ATTENDANT,
s sna.s' 5So6gzNsoE vs. sUNoco. 1908
service e. snTATIoN ATTENDANT
exper., day work. .6-day wk. MEARS
ESQ SERVICE. 9Th and 3 sts. NV.
SERVICE He ss0 STATION ATTENDANTS,
white. exper. only; age 25-40; local
refs; salary SO day plus commits
sion and vacation. BARRON'9l
suNoCo SERVICE wis. ave. ana
snniiTriPFrHd CLERK, experiences { not
necessary. Future assured Tor In
telltssnt person. eSz New ~ ave.
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PHARMACIST

Registered in Maryland. Virginia OF
D. C. or eligible for reciprocity;
excel. opportunity. with progressive
organization; good starting salary;
commission, bonuses and oppor-
tunity for rapid advancement; sick
benefits, disqualification and vaca-
ton. Pleasant working conditions.
Write in detail. Box 409-L. Star.
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MECHANIC

For our private feet. Good
Vases srs and 81 stead r R Ridis A HoiG
NAL Bakery Co, $3.50 GeorgiA
ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
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HO. 5805

OFFICE WORKER for typewriter
led duties of bookkeeping and typ
Ing with some sales work. Start.
ing salary S55 per week. Resident
Of Alex. or Arlington pref. AL
1900 "a
OIL BURNER MECHANIC
Permanent Job-Apply
THE BROOKLAND CO.
$500 Georgia Ave. NV.
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Clerk-Typists

5k-DAY WEEK, AIR-CON-
DITIONED OFFICE, Ex-
CELLENT WORKING SUR
ROUNDINGS, VACATION
WITH PAY AND MANY
OTHER BENEFITS. APPLY
IN PERSON, MRS. ROB-
ERTS, $40 9th ST. NV.
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CARRIER SALESMAN

you, our hospital expense plan tmax-
imum SIS, 900 benefits) viii ret you
started toward It quickly. Draw plus
training FOR the man who Qunli2es.
Are Is to 80 plus Q Yrs. eclleee t12ln-
ing; Reply e02 blair station. iysx
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statesmen

OK11Gk01WG1V
We have openings for 2 statesmen. ,S6-
As, to sell ONCE equipment. Salary
with excellent commissions. Pro-
tected territories. Phone for appt.,
IT, &C" SMITH d CORONA
Inc. 1913 Park Rd. NV.
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BAKERY CLERK

BEAUTTcIAN: experienced; salary ne
BfeAuGGfES FL; M l. All around "a FIN
1 aEoRe c6. s gS3f:. 1927 cOlum bis I'd
BEAUTICIAN. good operator wanted.
Brooks, 1IO9 G st. NV. pa
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in
ROBERT OF PARIS. 1914 Conn.
BEAUTY flHi II" oiPERAToR--Asst. mgr. for
our downtown 18th st. salon; excel.
salary and comm. EMILE. 1921
Conn. ave. -22
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Full or part time. male or female,
who consider themselves outstand-
ing in the profession. Would YOU
like to work in the most modern
and outstanding beauty salon In
the. fastest growing section of Viz
ginia, serving the highest class
clientele in Virginia. would you like
to make better than the average
pay? This is what we offer you
what can you offer us. For in
tervie wcall ia. 7-9S15. -23
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR can
earn from S65 to 500 Q week.
Steady year-round- work. Apply
HELEN MARIE BEAUTY SHOP. 522
18th st. NV. -23
BKKPG. MACH. OPERAToR-Typing,
CAPITOL BEAUTY SUPPLY co.
1917 H ST NV RE- 1881
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TRUCK OPERATORS

TRUCK OPERATORS
WANTED
To Learn Long Distance Moving
Old established carrier has openings
for men over 20, owning or able to
purchase and personally drive &C.
ceptable trucking equipment. Tx
cellent earnings on year round long
term contract In an essential tnous-
try unaffected by business Auctua-
lions, strikes. layovers, etc. Write
stating age, experience hrteny.
GREYVAN LINES. INC.
(Amliated with GREYHOUND LineSl
So West Grand Ave. Chicago 10. I'LL
nv MECHANIC, fun or part time
DAUHER'S, 1920 18th ct. NV. --2S
nv SERVICEMAN. golden opportunity
for TV serviceman In new ap-
pliance store; lEe. bus. potential;
you will own your own business.
nv SERViCEMAN-Bench man for
Westinghouse sets only. Apply =. 9;
Allen. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. 1915 X st. NV. -
Nv SERVICE MAN, local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside service man; good pay, va
cation: 40-hr. week. Call LA. $4,000.
p. LaBARBERA. ~
nv TECHNICIANS--Perm positions;
televisi0n service dept. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. see Mr.. Ament. lis !
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erk-Stenographer

2I.35 years Of age for typins and
occasional .stenogra phic duties re-
quire shorthand speed Of 80 w.pm. |:
free transportation, paid vacations.
and sick leave.
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,CCLLEEEK,TYPIST -

ENGINEERING co.
Rapidly expanding, has position fes-
Work interesting. no monotony:
modern ofiices overlooking the Mall
located near Capitol; better-than-
average salary; must be good typist,
between 1927 years. GALLANT
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FURNITURE SALESMEl
GARDENER

Experienced IN landscape work Of
bending small estate, capable O
general maintenance; splendid op.
portunity to associate with q LEADING
suburban apt. development. Presi'
Dental Gardens. Starting salary
$40 per mo. plus quarters. Phone
Ii. 7-9400.
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A JOB WITH A FUTURE
Large industrial Insurance company
needs men Of character for estah-
lished route, WILLING to work. neat
In appearance: transfer privileges 70
other States II successful. Call Al.
1073 for apn0fntment -22
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sHARPE'S TELEvISION. 1927 18th
TELEviSION SERVICE MEN-Large
service organization needs exper.,
furn.; excel. salary and working
conds.; good hrs. Apply 6119 Ga.
TELEvISiON REPAIRMAN: must
know his business. KEYSTONE
RADIO & Tv. No. 8 II st. NV. %
TELEvISION SERVICE MEN-Inside
Hassias AND sor top SoSa c xHrkp U
7-94O0. wOODMOOR APPLIANCE.
TELLER. under IS. salaried posi-
ton. Free retirement. hospitaliza-
ton. group insurance. Perm; posi-
ment. Apply Personnel Dept, Ma
TIONAL SAVINGS d TRUST CO.,
18th and N. Y. ave. -23
Evening star., 1952-12-03
|ArthurM Miller
To Take Bride

Mrs. James Daggett Taylor Of
Erie. Pa. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Dorothy
Evelyn, to, Mr.. Arthur Patterson
Miller. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller of Washington.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Pennsylvania State College where
she was member of Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. She is now employed
as a research assistant in physics
at Johns Hopkins University. Mr..
Miller attended the Mount Her.
mon School in Mount Herm IN,
Mass. and was graduated from
Pennsylvania State College. He
was affiliated with Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and Sigma Delta Chi
professional journalism fraternity
He received his Masters Degree in
Public Law from Columbia Uni
verSity.
During the last war, Mr.. Miller
served with the United States
Navy in the Pacific and now holds
a commission as lieutenant in the
Naval Reserve. He is now news
editor Of All Hands Magazine in
the Navy Department.
The marriage will take place
In March.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
Turton- Thomas
Announcement

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred c. Gillespie OF
Midland Park. N. j., of the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Phyllis
Ann Turton, to Mr.. Joseph Albert
Thomas of Washington. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert
Thomas.
The bride-elect. daughter IF the
late Mr.. Edward Warren Turton
Of this city. is graduate of the
Academy Of the Holy Cross and
the Georgetown University School
of Nursing. She is expecting to re-
turn to her former position of
staff nurse at the Georgetown
University Hospital following five
months abroad.
Mr.. Thomas is an alumnus OF
st. Johns College and has COM
pleted three years service in the
Army. He is now employed by the
Federal Government.
The couple plan to be married
in the spring.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
Weekend Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Hall, jr.,
were at home on Saturday and
Sunday from 4 until 6 o'clock to
the faculty and friends of Gal
laudet College, the business and
administrative staff of the Colum-
bia Institution for the Deaf, the
faculty of Kendall School and the
Normal Training Glass.
Assisting on Saturday were Mrs.
Leonard Elstad. Mrs. Walter j
Krug, Mrs. Jonathan Hall and
Mrs. Frederick Hughes. On Sun
day. DR.. Elizabeth Peet, Miss
Helen Fay, Mrs. Hugo Schunhofi
and Mrs. Robert H. Ewing were
on hand to assist.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
.HeSsler Photn

Miss Molly o. Day, daughter
of Mr.. Theobald Adair Day and
the late Mrs. Genevieve Ward
Day of Chevy Chase. was married
on November "A to Mr.. Vincent
James Saguto, son of Mr.. Samuel
Saguto and the late Mrs.
Vincenzina Saguto of Greensburg,
Pa. The Rev. Charles D. German
performed the ceremony at the
Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. A reception took place
at the brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saguto went to
Virginia. the Carolinas and Florida
on their wedding trip and will
reside in Silver Spring upon their
return.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Miss Mrytle Belle Cooper,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sales
j. Cooper of Winchester, Va, was
married on November 20 to 1st
1t. Paul Anthony Harrell, U. S. A.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Harrell of Norfolk. The ceremony
took place at the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church in Winchester
with Father Robert O. Hickman
officiating. A reception was given
afterwards at York Inn by the
brides family.
After their return from a
southern wedding trip, the couple
will reside IN Fort Hancock, N. j.,
where 1t. Harrell is assistant en-
gineer.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
By Borboro Bell

Here is an attractive frock for
general wear with lines that are
so slim and young looking. Tiny
collar. full cut three quarter
cuffed sleeves and twin pockets
are pleasing details.
Pattern No. 1856 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern in sizes 10, IL,
IA, Is, 18, 20; 40. Size IL. 434
yards of 35 or 80 inch.
For this pattern send 80 cents
in coins, your name, address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. The Washington
Star. P. o. Box 80, Station G,
New York 10, N. Y.
Ready for you now-Basic Fash
ion for 50, fall and winter. This
new issue is filled with ideas for
smart. practical sewing for a new
season; gift pattern printed inside
the book, 25 cents.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Miss Betty Lou johnson. daugh-
ter. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd D.
Johnson Of Romeo. Mich, became
the bride on November % of Mr..
Galen Ronald Rarick of Wash
ington. The ceremony took place
at the Kirk-of- the Hills in Bloom
field Hills, Mich. with the Rev,
Leslie Bechtel and the Rev. W.
Carl Rarick. father of the BRIDE
groom, officiating.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
By Peggy Roberts

Here is quilt composed of 18
of your child's favorite animals
embroidered in simple outline
stitch on pink and blue squares.
and II plain squares of contrast
ing colored material.
Pattern No. 2579 contains ma
terial requirements. hot iron
transfers for 18 animals, stitch
illustrations. color suggestions and
complete directions for finishing
quilt.
Send 25 cents in coins, your
name, address and the pattern
number to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star. P. o. Box 100,
Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
To Visit Here

Mr.. w. Talbot Sinclair Of Port
land, Greg. will be the guest of
his niece. Mrs. John G. Richard
son and Mr.. Richardson. Mr..
Sinclair is associated with the
United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company in Portland.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
Invitations Issued

In celebration of Brazilian Navy
Day, Vice Admiral and Mrs. Sala-
limo Coelho have issued invita-
tlons to a reception to be held on
December 13 from z until 9 o'clock
at the Brazilian Embassy.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
California Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Hale.
jr., spent month at the Cavalier
Hotel in Los Angeles Westwood
Village.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
-Southan Photo.

The marriage of Miss Frances
Louise Deutermann, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin w. Deuter-
mann, to Mr.. James Martin
O'Donnell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis j. ODonnell took place
recently at the Church of the
Nativity, the Rev. Walter j. Norris
officiating. A reception was held
at the Kennedy Warren.
After a wedding trip to Will
liamsburg. the couple will reside
in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
Four Hotels Burned
In Atlantic City Fire
By the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Jan. 7.
"A wind-whipped fire wiped out
three unoccupied hotels, a block
of Boardwalk stores and a 300
room section Of the big st. Charles
Hotel on Atlantic City's famed
Boardwalk today.
The twin-towered, 12-story st.
Charles. which was closed for the
winter season. still burned at noon
|and f1remen concentrated their
|efforts to save what remained Of
the 400-room structure:
There were unofficial estimates
that the fire damage might run
into several million dollars.
As flames licked from top to
bottom in one tower section OF
the st. Charles, 100 guests in the
Breakers Hotel, across the street,
were ordered evacuated.
A two-block area of smouldering
ruins marked the part Of the early
morning fire.
The Lorraine and the Congress,
two 150-room frame hotels near
the boardwalk were burned to the
ground, the new Davis Hotel was
wrecked by flames. Mine rooming
houses also were destroyed.
The Globe Theater on the
Boardwalk and an adjoining string
LOT stores were damaged.
All Of the burned hotels were
closed for the winter season.
Evening star., 1952-01-07
Kefauver Slate 10 File
For Primary in Ohio
By the Associated Press

Representative Hays, Democrat.
of Ohio announced today a COM
plete slate of delegates will be
entered in the Ohio Democratic
primaries for Senator Kefauver,
Democrat, of Tennessee for the
presidential nomination.
Ohio law requires that a candi-
date for a party primary nomina-
ton enter his consent in writing
before delegates may be placed
upon the party ballot.
Asked if he had such q written
approval from Senator Kefauver,
Mr.. Hayes replied: .
"I don't have it at the moment.
But I have been in politics for 20
years and you'll just have to as
sumo I know what I'm doing"
It was Mr.. Hays who last month
emerged from White House con-
ference with President Truman
saying that the President woulc
issue a statement by February
telling whether or not he was q
candidate for reelection. The
White House said Mr.. Truman
had not made any commitments
about the date.
Today's announcement was the
first open move to get the bal
rolling for the Tennessee Senator