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ENGINEERING
$4,000 AND ZIP

$4,000 AND UP
RESEARCH ANALYs1sTs degree
pphystcs-math.l Exper, research and
development engineering or science
Tor literature research.
RESEARCH ANALYsIsTs Decree
biology. bacteriolosy or ME.). Ex-
gineering or science for literature
research.
QUALITY CONTROL ENGR. DEGREE
sins5 snsr. Ern.s Or science; tFaining statis-
search and development. D ensineer- er
ing or science fields.
PHYSICISTS CPhD) Exper. develop
ment, mechanics.
ORDNANCE ENGR. Degree science
or engr.) Exper. research. in muni-
tions, fuse mechanism or explo-
CHIEF ENGINEER Degree engr. or
and development ener., exper. su-
pervising engineers and scientists.
PRocuREMENT-Ability and exper.
preparing bids. soliciting and me-
Eofttiating Eftn cor contracts an In the fisld Of
DsAes AhoAAAsSAohSV 0Ao NOAcSk w
tton.
OVERSEAS
CHIEF ENGRs.. OFFICE ENGRs..
ENcE LAYOUT AND DEsIIGsfNN.
WAT e r F r O MI STRUCTURES,
SEWERS, HYDRO AND TOPO SUR
VEY. SAL. TO $4,000.
LOCAL
WRITER TRAINEES EARNED serv-
icees, repair and maint. training in
EsTIMAToRs (construction). Pa.
Tech. illustrators DRAFTING exper.
$4,000
Electroric techs. ----- to $4,000
Above is partial listing 500 top
paying jobs in the fields of cleo
tronics, radar, sonar and loran in
this area and out-of-town. Veterans
with repairing maintenance train
ing In loran, radar. sonar or elec-
trontcs, please come In and discuss
excellent opportunities.
EMPL. SERV.
HOS 10th %. NV. Kx. s.7270
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When answerino advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
soaGl udlue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may get lost
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NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE

NA11ONAL EMSLO1 MGN !
SERVICE
"Washington's Largest Agency"
SALES
Sales representative, (natl oil co..
(must be mech inclined) SO. 600 plus
sales es ., Wholesale eandy' md .,,, locate cat.
Sales. janitorial supplies --~. $3S5
Sales (Gov't repr. trainee) - $3.50
Sales trainees (oface systems and
sales trainees tlife or casualty SH31Ho In.
OFFICE AND PRoFEssioNAI doSHlI'oO
Accountants. (oyerseas) to $500
Management-Systems accounting
degree necessary to $4,000
Purchasing agent (resume) $4,000
Executive trainees accounting degree
necessary TO 81 100
Assistant Warehouseman $3,64O
Stenos. (exec.-under 800 to SO, 500
Night auditor IN. c. r. mach.) 50. $50
Muitilith oper. i1250 experj $3.50
Room clerks (youug, exper. nee.
$3.50
Oficer manager trainee (accourting
degree necessary Start So. 400
Bookkeeper-Acc't (deg. nec) So. 300
Clerical positions to $3.50
Accounting clerk - Start $4,000
Sales reservationist trainees (air
lClerk-typists tadvancementl $3.50
Teletype operators Sc, $50
Baggage room men 50. $50
Electricians (non-union) 5000 ur
NaAn Sxrn
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Zed L. williams a. Zed L. WiIliam ms. II
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Francis Bacon" baby grand
piano. twin maple bedroom
suite, mahog. bedrm. suite,
living rm. chairs, commodes,
coffee tables, table lamps.
chests, beds, dressers, rayon
rugs, innerspring mattresses,
breakfast sets, Hollywood
beds, etc.. etc. Several at
tractlve crystal ceiling
chandeliers.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Zed L Williams q Zed L. williams. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
225 PERSIAN AND

Zed L Williams q Zed L. williams. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
225 PERSIAN AND
CHINESE RUGS
One of the very finest, most
colorful and varied consign-
mentS of Persian and Chi
nese rugs ever to come into
our auction house. Con-
signed by 4 of the foremost
importers in America.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
WILLIAMS Wilt
AUCTION HOUSE
,r ais NEW YORK AVE.
Ihls FL; and Sat. Dec, 18th and
11SSIn. lO:3O I'm. each day
Fri. mite 1880 PM
Very highest quality Kermans. ele.
sant kazvins. wonderful Kashans,
Bitsiesbads' pieaesI Hariz and heT Persian
Most every conceivable size. mats.
LnTow. scatter. regular room, den,
nail, runners. foyer. runner. large,
rambler or once. ''
Also 81 new. used and antique grand
Chinese. many sizes. mats, to room.
unusual Chinese combinations, Sew
eral anuques OF value and interest.
Public exhibition all day Wed. and
Thurs. Sale Fri. and Sat. This is a
most acceptable opportunity to pro-
cure some Of the worlds finest and
aution prices. "'
AUCTIONEERS PHI: MA. s-267e
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HELP--MEN
OPERATOR
THE EVENING STAR
ENGINEER

houses, need complete
ish Time or by house basis. Box
FIELD SUPERVISOR-To supervise
erection Of prefabricated sectional
coolers and freezerS. Experience
helpful but not essential. Will train
right man. Will necessitate travel
approximately so per cent Of the
time. Send full resume of past ex-
periences and present earnings in
firSt letter. Reply to REFRIGER-
ALTON ENGINEERING CORPORA
TON. P. o. Box 941. Emporia, Va.
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MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER. INC.
sides of 9TH st. at r NV

AUTO MECHANIC
Prefer experienced on all makes to
work in used car reconditioning
dept. Must have good references
sober and reliable. Paid vacation
and holidays. group disqualification.
See Mr.. Barham. @ tn s
COAST-IN PONTIAC
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AUCTION SALES tcont.)

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
will sell at public auction at thu
Mstropolitan POLICE ..h0. Department
entrance). 469-477 C street NV.
at 1000 am, Monday, December 8
1852. the miscellaneous liquor nov
in possession of the Chief Ialse
Property Clerk of the Metropolitan
Police Department. d. C. Liquor
sold to dealers only. licensed by the
b. c. EARL P. HARTMAN. In.
spector. Chief (also Property Clerk
Metropolitan Police Department
y. 9. de5.6.7
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

70: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
signs, OF. both. Of Cornelia suikerbuiS,
deceased. record owner Of lot IS'
square 1920. known as premises
Washington. d. c. Pursuant to the s
provisions of the Act Of Congress oi
May l. 1905, entitled IAN Act ID
Create Q Board for the Condemna-
Ilon OF Insanitary Buildings in the
District Of Columbia. and for Other
purposes. as amended April IS,
1860. and December II. 1942, the
mem6ers OF the Board have investi-
gated into the sanitary condition OF
ti tns Dulldings at the premises men
been found. as q result of such in
vestigation. to be in such insanitary
condition as to endanger the health
or the lives Of the occupants thereof
or OF persons living in the vicinity
Accordingly, you are hereby directed
70 snow cause on or before December
~; 1907, why these buildings should
not oe condemned, You are entitled
70 nearing on this matter before
tnis Board. provided that you make
WrlSten request for such q hearing
Gated above. Upon receipt OF such !
request the Board viii fix a T time
and place for the hearing. and viii viii
Psst' R rHG Tfe coSBEMsyAr1oSN9 cesosSSTssSf.y oSN9ASP 81
COL, HARRY r. HA' HANSEN vii.
LIAM H. CARY, Jr.,
commissioners: December 4. 1852,
F. 1 TIMMONS, Assistant Secretary
oeo.o,7,S,9.1O,11.12,13.14
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GET OUT OF DEBT

LET BUDGET PLAN arrange
to get you out of debt with
payments you can afford, re-
gardless Of how many you owe.
No security or endorsers. NOT j.,
A LOAN COMPANY-one place
to Day.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

DRIVER, part-time, for private school
bus In nearby Va; approx hours,
70 am; and 3:30-5:30 pm. Cali
XII. S-l202. 10
ket Apply in person. 6235 Georgia
ave. NV. III
DRIVERS for dry cleaning trucks
good salary and working conditions,
Vacation with pay. Apply BLUE
BANNER LAUNDRY. $50 18th ST. Sc.
DRIVERS. fuel oil trucks: time and
half for overtime; excellent oppor-
tunity to make good salary; paid
holidays and vacation: must be 25
years or older and have knowledge
OF WASHINGTON area. II you know
trucks and can offer good references,
see see MT; Lawrence, A. p. WOODSON
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EOGOiIldC GIIlpI.-f1TS., S-o
1884 wilsnn Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-17oo
Gil King ST., Alexandria. XII. 9-7022
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER
EXPERIENCED AND BEGINNERS
5-DAY. rs tn 4O-HR. WEEK
SECRETARIES
$4,000 tn $1,000 TO START
1-GJRL OFFICE AIR LINES.
SUPER. OF POOL BEGINNERS,
MANY OTHERS
STENOGRAPHERS
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
VARIED WORK, $250-S2i0, 3 DAYS
CLERK-TYPISTS
sESEPT gIsG r.1YI. -TYI. + day days Va .ooS, S.coS
Beginners. so wds., 8 days $500
Reports. s SmaNy asys orHrps orHrps---ss'ooo
CLERKS
TRAINEES on Bookkeeping.-
Billing. Filing, Clerical: $2.S00 up
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 10th ST. NV. Ex. 3-727o
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STATISTICIANS

M. A. or Ph.D. with degree in biology.
bacteriology, or natural sciences or
engr.; 8 yrs. exper. statistics In ap-
plication to scientific or engr. work
mot market researchl: male and
female $7,000-S9,0 900
CIVIL ENGINEER
Must be experienced highway main
tenance and constructions; 2-year
contract South America; knowledge
Of Spanish essential $1,000
AERO ENGINEER
Exper. application applied physics.
or Or, aerOdynamics' external !" Ssi!isttss ss Gao
SALES ENGINEER
Under As. Engineering, pref. archi-
tectural. Must be experienced Gov
ernment contract work; national or,
SANITATION $S,5O0
SAFETY ENGINEER
Observation-Disclosures experience pre-,
ferred - -- to $1,000
Photo Engraving Engr.
sale sales aSs aeksroand in 1 this fieid. Ex-
cellent potential for increase earn
ACCOUNTANT, alsS FEMALE F'iii ALE
Under 40; Degree. Must be expert
enced double-entry manual book
keeping system to $4,000
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Service, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
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AUTO WASHER

WHITE
II you are experienced. reliable. will
ing to work hard and looking for a
permanent job paying top weekly
wage with paid vacation and insur-
ance and disqualification benefits,
call Mr.. Watson, WA. 7-72O0.
JUSTINE CHEVROLET
671b BALTIC. Ave-. Hyattsville. Md.
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THE BUDGET PLAN
1406 g st. NV, Room 518
MA. 8-1759
OFFICE; AIDES

OF = INEI AIDEO
Why not personalize your addressing?
Make our home addressors. typistS
and list compilers your ONCE aides.
We pick up and deliver. Phone
Republic 7-6115 any day. any hour.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
LIQUOR SALESMAN

only. Permanent posi-
tion for right man Salary. 500
per week. NEY LIQUORS, 1913
Penna. ave. IS
experienced with car,
outside work, top pay. Box 211-R.
LUBRICATION MAN, experienced, in.
side lift, good salary and commits.
sSn sns vsestoS sday ~sek TkkdSMa SMss sSlaeSs MToR
Co, 7001 Carroll ave-. Takoma
PARK. Md -
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ENGINEERS, all kinds. $4,000 to
$4,000. Pref. degree men, local and
out. Of town. BOYD'S, cor. g and
18th. ME. S-353y
BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
We specialize In these positions.
ATLAS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
7-5767.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
top school and ONCE positions; 2O4
Colloorsasdo bldg. 1341 @ st. RE.
sUPERIoR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
will open Dec: 8 at 1106 NJ Capitol
st. NV. Qualified help Of all kinds.
Hrs: 7;ao am. to 4 PM. DI. 7-7s9s.
BOYD has the BETTER ONCE. execu-
tive. technical positions. so new
openings daily: Salaries to $4,000.
Welcome
TRAINEE. h. S. edu.. 5000 mo-; knowl
typing; excel. future. GRACE
-
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1108 18th ST. NV.
ARIINGT0N-AI.EX


wOMEN-WORK NEAR HOME
RECEIPT. typ, attrae., & d. S245
Airlines reserv:.. typ. 9-5:3O--- $50
Rsceptionist. King st -~--~ $50
Clk.-typ medical field. s d 1925
Superv.. math. section. 5 d. 5000
Medical sec'y, .7:30-3:3O-- $3.50 up
Secy., educ. field. 3 d. $3.50
P. T. steno, Clarendon S1.50 hr.
booEkeseet Ii efc e'k; e. hrs Vk' 81 $40 IA hr ar
Posting clerk. knowl. bkkp. - $50
Stock room supervisor < d. - $50
Desk clerk, IL a.m.-7 pm. SlS5
BLDG. construction man. 8 d. $500
Plumber, light work. 3 d. S2a0
Engineering asst, exp. - SS5
ElectronicS craftsman $50
Stock room superv., d. S65
Airline ticket sales $3.50
Routeman S75
Outside work, pleasant - SLAP hr.
D@&~~>a 40 T,.a~>l tn n n
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TECHNICAL

TECHNICAL
Draughtsmen. all fields, top pay.
Computers. math. major, top pay.
TeShnical tsssna' writers several. to $4,000.
Electronic technicians, $50 up.
Asst. lab. mechanic So, 400
PUBLIC RELATIONS ANALYST
Chemistry major and exp. to $4,000
PHYSTCTCTC
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HELP MEN tcont. }

AUTO CARBURETOR and ignition
man. Apply BUELL'S SERVICE. 81 i
10th St. NV. ME. S.5777. IS
AUTO MECHANIC to work on GIN
cars; straight salary. FLOOD POM
AUTO MECHANICS-Want Q first
class men to work on motor trucks
in factory branch. BROCKWAY
TRUCKS. 470S Baltimore ave.,
AyateSvllle. Md: liz
AUTO BODY MEN
Wanted by old, established auto deal
ershtp. Good percentage pay with
plenty Of work. Men now in our en-
We. work a 5-day week with paid
holidays. BENEFITS include hospitali-
cation. life insurance. vacation
leave and employe discounts. Come
IN to see Mr.. Hurd or Mr.. Dellinger,
mont ave NV -
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AUTO BODY MEN
AUTO MECHANIC

worker; permanent position: tor
salary. company benefits, vacation
with pay; must be exper. ard fur
nish references. Apply in person to
Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Herson.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
CLOTHING SALESMAN

To sell mems clothing: must be
thoroughly experienced: starting
salary 500 plus commissions: per-
manent: advancement. Apply RE-
GAL. I'll 9TH st. NV. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for clean
installment routes; 5-day wk.: sal
ann annual S BONUS MK ON pSs sses Must conan ha1;
good car ROYAL HOME EQUIP.
MENTeCO.. 1912 r. ]. ave-, Hyatts.
Md. WA. 7-3699. -
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, steady
work, 5-day week; must have knowl-
edge of installment collection; excel.
salary and commission; good car es-
sential. Apply 1915 p.m., 2117 M
st. NV.
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PHYSTCTC

MATHEMATICIANS
ENGINEERS (EE-ME)
TECHNICIANS, ETC.
500 TOP P,Is, PAYING VI POSITIONS IN ALL
RADAR
SONAR ORDNANCE
MATERIALS
PRECISION INSTRUMENTS
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS
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COLLECTION MAN I
man for retail INSTALL
ment collection ONCE. Excellent
salary. steady position, opportunity
for Advancement. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7O3 7th
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RIGHT NOW
WE NEED
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
AND
CRAFTSMEN

Who want to pioneer in new and
interesting work with Q young. pro-
gressive ORGANIZATION.
We will help you apply your present
experiences in the fleld Of helicopter
FULL SALARY,
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SAFETY ENGINEER

Under As. Engineering, pref. archi-
tectural. Must be experienced Gov
eminent contract work; national or
oapi1ofiop ca k00
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CLERK-TYPIST
Excel. opportunity for accounting
student to gain valuable general
motors accounting experience, 40
hr.. wk.: group insurance, hospital
ization: starting salary $3.50 per
mo. plus time and half for over
time. Reply in own handwriting
stating age and exper. Box 1878,
Star. $
CLOTHING SALESMAN
dept. for a top-fiight clothing sales
man. a man who has the ability to
fill position that will net $4,000
yr. and UP. Congenial surroundings.
Permanent. Apply Mr.. NJ. E. Glazer,
SALTZ BROS. INC. 1341 F st. NV.
Smyrna times., 1952-10-02
You shop with case.


Sawbndge Coher nmpi6e shopping problems
Take, for mammoth
parking comfortable, health round acondoning
easy accessibility from every this four the
with which you reach all departments by escator elevator And tkc
for instance
eREDT-Stwbidge Cohier gives your choice
buying tailored particular budget requirements
designed
advantage having what you h need Come n talk
with which these three
credit terms best suits
Smyrna times., 1952-10-02
REGULAR CHARGE ACCOUNT

Your Strawbridge & Clothier Charga-Plate is
your key to the easies shopping. No need to carry
large sums of cash, waiting for change, no delays
Your monthly bill comes with all your sales checks
and credit slips attached no need to remember
your purchases, no need for personal bookkeeping.
Your present Wilmington Charga-Plate may be
notched to include your >Strawbridge Clothier
account. Naturally, any & c Charga-Plate may
be used in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1952-10-02
PERMANENT BUDGET ACCOUNT

You enjoy the convenience of charging yet have
months to pay. Your blue Charga-Pate identifies
you as a P.BA. customer, with no down payment to
make. You pay only pre-arranged amount each
month, based on your credit limit, which you deter
mine with the help of our Credit Advisors. And you
may continually charge the difference between what
you owe, and your established credit limit. You
receive monthly bill, complete with sales checks
and credit slips.
Smyrna times., 1952-10-02
You shop with confidence

with purchase make
many you Wilmington symbol of tut
shopping satisfaction Those of who have been Sawbndg
Philadelphia Ardmore Jenkintown know that
merchandise reliably priced
dependable n11uce cheeully given
has larger meaning pledge you friends
Wilmington other three whenever
your purchase depends confidence depend stawbdge COher
Evening star., 1952-06-24
Procedure Snor|s Meeting of Federation

The District Federation ot
Women's Clubs recessed until fall
yesterday. following a meeting
marked by a series Of parlia-
mentary wrangles.
The session, held at Hotel 240O
was the first in the administration
of the new president. Mrs. Erich
w. SchwartZe.
Arguments over parliamentary
procedure began when the dele
gates were asked to approve the
appointment of Mrs. Raleigh Gill
christ to be chairman of the
newly created Department of
The nomination had
been cleared earlier by the
Advisory Council.
When it was put to a vote. Mrs.
ruled that the appoint
ment was approved.
Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, Entire
Nous Club president, arose to
protest that the nomination had
been "railroaded." (No oppor-
tunity was given for candidates to
be proposed from the floor, she
told reporters later.)
There was a request for a ruling
by the parliamentarian, but that
office had not yet been filled.
This action was followed by de-
bates over the eligibility of several
for division and COM
mittee posts under the depart
mentS.
AS the confusion increased. the
Evening star., 1952-06-24

new president hastily asked for
the approval Of her reappointment
Of Mrs. Charles H. Pierce to be
Iparliamentarian. 1t was then de-
|cided that appointments would be
completed at a special meeting of
federation officers and the presi-
dents. or representatives, of the
affiliated clubs.
With the exception of the
Americanism leader and the chair
man Of the new Conservation De-
partment, all department heads
had been approved at a meeting
earlier in the month.
Mrs. F. j. Mulkern was made
conservation chairman yesterday.
The other department leaders
were announced as follows:
American home, Mrs. H. A.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

IMatson: communications, Mrs.
Hollis L. lines: education, DR..
Kathryn P. Ward: fine arts, Mrs.
E. r. Van Leeuwen; international
affairs, Mrs. Prentiss D. Sale, IT,;
national defense, Mrs. James
IODonnell. jr.: public affairs. Mrs.
Frank M. Stuart, and welfare,
Mrs. Edward r. Place.
The former legislation depart
ment has been made a division of
the public affairs department by
the General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, 1t was announced yes
terday.
Mrs. Schwartze was made the
District Federation chairman for
the General Federation conven-
ton to be held here next spring.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

The Chapel at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church was the
scene on June IA of the marriage
OF Miss Lena Lee Dunn to Mr.
Robert George Robertson. DR..
Albert P. Shirley performed the
ceremony. after which a reception
was held in the church parlor.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Farley Dunn of
Collierville, Tenn, and Mr..
Robertson is the son of Mrs.
James Robertson and the late Mr..
Robertson of West PittSton, Pa.
After a trip through the Smoky
Mountains, the couple will reside
in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
In New Orleans

Several Washington area men,
bers of Delta Zeta are attending
the sorority's 50th annual con-
vention this week in New Orleans.
The delegates include Miss Fran
ceS Oerlein and Miss Ruth Esther,
Of the Alpha Delta Chapter at
George Washington University;
Miss Mary Workun. alumnae dele
gate: Mrs. Leland B. May, prov
ince director. and Mrs. c. Dom
aid Schoolcraft, former province
director.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

Mrs. Clara Norris Pate of Arl-
ington, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Marianne Dun
can, to Mr.. j. Rex Watkins of
Washington, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Watkins of Salina
KanS.
Miss Pate attended Meredith
College in Raleigh, N. c. Her
fiance was graduated from the
University of Kansas where he was
q member of Sigma Chi fraternity
Mr.. Watkins is now an employt
Of the Department of Defense.
The wedding will take place or
September s.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

Grace Baptist Church was the
scene Of the June IA marriage of
Miss Betsy Jeane Christie to Mr..
Robert Vernon Myers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon S. Myers Of Ar
lington. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Christie, also of Arlington.
Officiating at the ceremony was
DR.. Martin Clough and Rev.
Christie. There was a reception
also held at the church.
After spending the summer in
Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers will
make their home in New orleans.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

MRS. WILLIAM ]. CRAVEN, Jr.
The former
Miss Jacqueline w. Kearney.
The marriage of Miss Jacqueline
w. Kearney to Mr.. William j.
Craven. jr.. took place June IA at
the Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
The Rev. Michael j. Dougherty Of
ficiated at the ceremony, after
which a reception was held at the
brides home. The former Miss
Kearney is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew M. Kearney.
and Mr.. Craven is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Craven.
The couple went to Crystal Lake,
Rockville. Conn. on their honey
moon, and viii reside temporarily
with her parents.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

MISS Fr1SClIIa NJ. BrOWne
Miss Priscilla Merrill Browne,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Vavrick of Coral Gables, Fla,
became the bride June IA of Mr..
Paul Thomas Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Jay Jones of Ozark,
Ala.
DR.. c. Fred Williams officiated
at the ceremony, which was held
in the Clarendon Methodist
Church. Following a reception.
the couple left for a wedding trip
to Florida. They will make their
home in Coral Gables.
Evening star., 1952-06-24

Mrs. Olevia Richards announces
the engagement of her daughter
Patricia, to Mr.. Hugh L. Don
nelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert j. Donnelly of Brooklyn, N
Y. The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Robert E. Rich
ards.
Miss Richards attended Cath
olic University. Mr.. Donnelly was
graduated from Catholic Univer-
SHY in 1851.
The wedding will take place on
September s.
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-Southall P. /

MRS. DONALD III. BOUGHTON.
The former
Miss DOnnabelle Collins.
Miss Donnabelle Collins of Ia
koma Park. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Collins of New Paris,
Ind, became the bride, June IA, of
Mr.. Donald Hall Boughton of Sill
yer Spring. Mr.. Boughton is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy
Boughton of New Port Richey, Fla.
The Methodist Church in New
Paris was the scene of the cere-
nlony. at which the Rev. Christian
Kocher oft1ciated. Following the
service a reception was held in
the home of the brides parents.