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Evening star., 1952-02-03

VI YAH 4I1OfNA OCAN
BROS. I.U. 1-sO41. Sc
FhPEsNS bd1ss SIS own Fms voIE: story t. m.e afI
RALPH. ME. s14s; after 8. TU.
paPERlNG isfTai AND PAINTING; reduced
prices; Takoma Silver Spring; work
guar: L: CR0WELL. SH. 7576. -S
Save. HELFGoTT. RA. 3701.
PAPERHANGING, painting, plaster
ing, special low price this week only.
GE. 1856. GE. 1906. -5
PAPER HANGING. painting; white
%efRaq5eo WsfF sookoGT k9 yfsrs M e1ps5 $780, 90
PAPER HANGING. painting; special
low prices this week; work guaran-
tesd, Save; SPIGEL. ia. 1928, a
PAPER HANGING done at, once; low
est prices: do own work; oguaran--
PHPfRfNG APE EHi'' AND PHiNTING' white
mechanic: do own work. Free esti-
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Coml
or res; satisfied customers over
small jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work; large and small jobs;
sa.isfaction st 4 = guaranteed; reas' rates
PIAsTER1NG Ia and painting, do own
work, white mech; quick serv.:
nj Teas; ssrrFyI;c TT; O171; n,;,.k .srx,c.. vor.
guaranteed. new and old. ST. 1851.
PLASTERTNG, new and old. repair
work work guar; % white mech. IA. osSS,.
PLAsTERING. patchwork. remodel
chanics; quick service. cail TO.
6557 for estimates. a
AND HEATING, new or
remodeling; reasonable prices. 20.
pI1MsiNa Hy1dNa AND HEATING, no job
too small. 24-hr service; reas.
prices: reg. in D. C. and Nd. UN.
PfE;uMsjB1NG f;t1sj1NG AND HEATING. >iobbins
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices: 24-hr. service. AD. oo2o.
PORCHES ENCLOSED II Let Us make
your porch into an extra bedrm. or
den; the cost is but . traction OF
the added dollar value to your home;
free estimates chssrfally given. CAP CAP
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
|REFRTGKRAToRs RKPARED: also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days UN. 1912: Ewes. UN. 800.
lREUPHOLSTERING, refilling cushions,
rewebbing. re-tying springs, clean
ing: drapeS, corntces, slip covers
made to order. Old work done
reasonably. For free estimates call
RA. 7712. - =.
ROOFING, all types: new work and
repairs; cutters, spouts. carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS. HU.
77S2 Free estimates.
TELEVISION SERVICE
lCompetent. Prompt. Courteous
GILMAR Il SON. 81. Biz, to .
TILE REPAIR, can MI. s772 after 5.
Work guaranteed. S
nv SERVlCE-Same day; lob. guar:
Try usi P. o. SMITH. Sales and
| 6ervics. II. $1,000. II. S-2545.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.) J

ANTIQUES. pr. Of pine beds. $35;
lge. oil painting. IN gold frame. $50i
New Home sewing machine, SS;
sntique baby's cradle. $50. Ii
ANTIoUEs-HELEN L. HANNA, 1885
Wilson blvd, Arl.. We. It's fun tt
look.) CHI. 5S14.
IANTIQUES-Meissen figurines. 19tt
Rfi srfsss1s sssEsr ale yewesTs i1
ANTiQUES-Victorian walnut marbl.
top vanity, $40; Victorian a. wainu, ~
safsed s1fseeia9 s7S sal1ss es 9ss5
orig. cond.; also walnut drop-lea1
table; best offeS; No. 1898;
Va. | mi. west Fairfax Circle. Rt
ANTIQUE LAP DESK: white Marseil.
les bedspreads: Black Knight china
comp. 1914 Decatur st. NV.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY of all .descrip.
entire stock. LIVINGSTON a CO.,
1923 H st. NV. ME-. $40.
ANTIoUEs-oPEN TO-DAY.
FOUR WINDS FARM
Furniture, pressed glass, fine china
etc. Out Georgia ave. ext, Rt. 81
8 mi. right on 500 LO. 5-O396.
ANTIQUES
table,. $1o: French mt. table, $40;
mt. waShstand and chest. pr, $40
spool table, So. so; hutch mot Dutch)
type cabinet, $40; picture frames
50c-S2. so; opaleSeent drawer. pull
$3.50 (you need this-it takes q
PULL to get ahead in Washinstonl
lsaas aEAS 9o to set ssS PL Z aSE od aes
edge mig. dish. So; carnival glasses
25c ca; frosted tsatin type) vase
So. Staffordshire plates, ST rs;
Dickens plates, $3.50 Lots and
lots Of new old merchandise. Come
n, n and buy some ;,,g Open 5 suns;. ewes
NV, DI. 9761. P:s. sunday only
your wishes in dishes.
Wines, SOC UP
Shrimp cocktail dishes, 10c
Your choice milk glass
Chicken. turkey. rabbit or horse, $3.50
vor GRAY s5n,cs b boat 81 l.. extra d;rs.s
Cake plate, $3.50. Ice cream dish, SOC
Demitasse. 81
Try our Blue Plate Special, $3.50 ca
Sandwich plate, SIS
Cat, drink and be merry.
Tor tomorrow you may die-t)
PES. Ii :, Cherry = RI g platform IF rocker ane
chairs. $50; ioveseat. $40; nah
mt. washstand. $50; others. 81. 80.
S.; picture frames, 25c up: piano
stool, $3.50: glass and china. 10e
up. Sun. only. 1-b pm. 412 E
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Baby Furniture
RRAND-NEW

Drop-side birch crib and wetprool
mattress: orig. price, $49.95, red
to S37.45 We carry a complete
line of Storkline and many other
nationally known brands. charge
accounts invited.
ALPERSTEIN'S
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ExPER. COLoRED COUPLE wants
RETIRED MAN AND WIFE want en-
ployment as caretaker. Living quar-
terS and small salary. References
eXch. Box 25l-K. Star. 8"
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COLORED
Special sewing training
!. Alterations
.. Slip covers
3. Millinery chat making)
4 Lamp shade making
SPECIAL JOB TRAINING
Fountain-Counter-W Waitress
Salads-Short orders
SMITH JOB TRAINING CENTER,
1885 11th st. NV. HO. 0965. -5
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WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI, 1923.
SPECIALIST in roof repairing and
cutters and Spouts. Call CO. 1886.
DO YOU WANT A REAL MODERN
KITCHEN? Well. what are you wait
ing for! Call. your free estima tor
for expert designing and equip
ment. Phone LO. 5-275S.
ALL-TYH CARPENTER and cabinet
work; experienced on recreation
rms. DE. 5679. "a
CLINTON w. EGGLETON
REAL ESTATE AND
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Remodeling, siding, roofing, porches
rec. rms, new baths, new kitchens
awnings. AL work guaranteed AAA
FHA financing, or 1st and End trust
loans. Estimates free. DU. 0147
It'll 8 pm. 3
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PAINTING q PAPERINC

SherWin-WilliamS paints used. Select
from s. and W. style guide for
colors. An work done BY the best
BROS. LII 1-S04l &c 4
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DESKS

DESKS DESKS
Large stock, new and used, steel and
wood, all sizes, $50 and up. File
cabinets, chairs, tables at bargain
prices. Free delivery Free park
ing; MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP
Evening star., 1952-02-03

BRIDGE COAT. like new. worth $50.
will sell for S25; also 8 1t. comdr.
blue uniforms, will at oficer 5 It. IL.
100 pounds. See them and make
an offer. AP. 6SS6.
S75, sell $50. LA. 6-S573.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

TILE REPAIR, can MI. s772 after s.
Work guaranteed S
Try US! P. o. SMITH. Sales and
. Services. IL. $1,000. II. 3-2545.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. fforeign or domestic1
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV,
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TELEVISION SERVICE
Prompt. Courteous
GILMAR Il SON. 81. 3112, 9 to 8
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Learn tipping. shorthand. steno-type
card punching. and other business
subjects: 6-S-lO-week courses; new
classes weekly: free placement serv-
ice. BLACKWELL COLLEGE. 1910
u YOU ST. AID. 1712.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

BUILDING MATERIAL

400a MINI. Ave. M To- t-0'
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Now is the time to buy. We have
seasoned framing, sheathing, Noor.
ing, doors windows. tile roofing
and 24-in radiator covers. new ano
used toilets, basins and bath tubs
one Bryant gas-heated furnace suit.
able for 8 to- 10 rms. like new; sew.
eral sectional furnaces In good con.
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PoRCHEs ENCLOSED Let Us make
your porch into an extra bedrm. OF
den; the cost is but q fraction OF
the added dollar value to your home;
free estimates cheerfully given. CAP.
ITOL CONTRACTING C0a 4s1s
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Continued on Next PaGel 4
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Nomination Given
Arlington Womur,

Mrs. Louis Cochran Cassidy,
3137 Key boulevard. Arlington. has
been nominated national parlia-
mentarian for the Gold Star Wives
of America.
Her nomination, along with
others for national offices. will be
voted upon at the next convention
Of the organization, to be held in
Chicago over the Fourth of July
week end.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Gas Well Burns IS Hours, Then Blows Itself Out

earth-shaking roar just before a
Aeaas expert was to use 100 quarts
Of nitroglycerin on it..
A resident who lives about a
quarter-mile from the well felt
his house shake when the gas blew
the fire out. Yellow flames had
reached $50 feet into the air, con-
suming a quarter of a million
dollars worth of gas daily, accord
ing to estimates.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
By The Assoeiated pr..s

TOKYO. Feb. 18.-The newspa-
per Yomiuri today stood firm be-
hind its assertion that United
States troops had fathered zoo, 900
illegitimate children in Japan
since the end of World War II.
It said the figure was based on
of the record data supplied by
japanese government officials. The
officials. it said. declined use of
their names becanse they feared
the "displeasure' of the occupa-
ton.
Another Japanese newspaper,
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLARK Gable Won'fFigh Wife's Suit for Divorce

Mr.. Gable later filed for divorce
himself In Nevada. But his wife
obtained an Injunction against
action. charging he was trying to
dodge the jurisdiction Of Califor-
MIA courts.
The studio spokesman said he
did not know Il . property agree
ment has been reached. but added
that . settlement presumably Is
no obstacle to an amicable divorce.
Mrs. Gable is in 4 New York
hospital recovering from injuries
she received in an auto accident
In the Bahamas.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
46 Killed on Highways
In MARYLAND in January

BALTIMORE. Feb. I8.- The
State police department reported
that there we're 46 persons killed
and 1,0l1 hurt in traffic accidents
on Maryland highways during
January.
The number killed was 8 per
cent higher than January of last
year. Injuries were up 26 per cent
over the same period.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
by the Assoeiafed Press

py We Assoetofeu RFesS
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. CLARK
Gable won't contest his wife's
divorce suit. his studio says.
The longtime king of film.
lands leading men returned yes
terday from New York where he
had several very friendly" talks
with Mrs. Gable. the former Lady
Sylvia Ashley. an MGM spokes-
man said.
Hollywood, after hearing reports
the pair couldn't agree on a prop
erty settlement. had been expect
ing Mr.. Gable to fight his wife's
suit. filed last May.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
japanese Newspaper Firm On IlIegiiimacy Figures

Tokyo Shimbun. said the 10000
children were listed on Govern
'ment food ration rolls.
A United States occupation Of
ficial and japanese government
authority said the figure was far
too high.
Its way of the BEAM" said
an American officer in the Public
Health and Welfare division Of
occupation headquarters. He said
the situation was mo worse here
than in any seaport in our own
country" He refused to be
named.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
by the Asseeiassd Press

RENOVO. Pa. Feb. 10. Ex-
perts worked today amid explosive
gases trying to cap q huge natu-
raj gas well that blew itself out
after burning SO hours.
A massive cap. capable of with
standing pressure of 10000 pounds
per square inch, was being rushed
from New York to get the we'll
under control before there is an
other explosion.
The well. believed to be one of
the largest in the nation, blew out
a 5000 pound cap Friday like
q cork, igniting the gas. It blew
out the flames yesterday with an
Evening star., 1952-02-18
BrookIund Civic Meetino

The Brookland Civic Associa-
ton will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
In the Slowe School, Fourteenth
and jackson streets NE.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Women's Bar Association

The Women's Bar Association
of the District will hold its weekly
luncheon at noon Wednesday in
the Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

lStuort PTA Founders Day
The Stuart Junior High School
IPTA will commemorate Founders
day at 3 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

THE.EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. -
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1875.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. IdtD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three tuH days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Juanita shedrick. 20. 1927 stevens I'd.
William Barr: 30, and Latney orantham
IhSmas Smoot. 81. and Ernestine smoot
Earl ao1dst.in sS Il = q. a7o4 "a nE Wcodl., ul. nu
and Agnes Wood. "a. 401I Benton st.
SsHRR ss.d IL A.s.s s.s nsr,sSs ts sssSs: ave
Jean sS6inscn. 20. Isis Sf 5ts T. st: Rw. INV. ana
Psses a1 Greene Il. 4os RiehEadson is s; and 3D.
Clement yesulaitis. ss. eo7 Brandywine
%ss6. 5.sbs bs.;st e. 17s7 sl4 ls,h 4:
JACK sss als!szss Hs5ss: e. sSso M T. St ~: ::. and
nas@ as!s: IS isSs iSs s:s'1s Rvs 50 ssd ss
and insrid duldbrand. so. us ISL T. 10Th Iii;
st. NV.
Mate, SSss sMs;reha,c /; 60 and Mary Wesley. 21.
DIN Ruth. ir., "a. Andrews Air Force Base.
MO-. and Regina Clingan. 10. 1928 10th
Charles Bougher, 90. and Patricia Kunis,
1osI 20. both, both Of 57S2 18th st: NV.
das. 33. both Of baltimore. -'1'
Melvin Suearman. "A. ..1O3 Missouri ave.
~: ~: ana Elaine Caller. "a, 926 Ham
Thomas Jackson. 27. 50 Pierce ct. NV.
and Catherine Norris. 20. 81 Fenton
John ToSeas. 20. s4ss Broad Branch I'd
Nv: and carole Martin. Is. 1877 Irv-
lFrank a Gardn.r. u ,A,o II :. -.
Carol Boswell. Is. 72I 18th st. Sc.
Joseph Brewer. jr.. %. 1926 14ta st. NV,
and Theodora Carveilas. "a. 1914 Web
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ADVERTISEMENT.
WHY IS WANDA
WIIKERIkC
ON THE Vine?

Wanda used to be 50 full of bounce" 80.
always the Life of the party. Now he's
healthy color has been drained away. >.
she's lost her pep and enthusiasm. She
seems old before her time.
Doctors tell us that many such TRACE.
dies can be avoided. Many, many men
and up to 2 out of 3 women, par-
tioularly those from IS to 50, suffer
needlessly from simple iron deficiency.
And it's these women who sorely need
an abundance of iron to rebuild rich,
red blood that renews strength and en-.
ergy. puts the roses back in your cheeks.
Thousands who once were pale and
pallid, tired and rundown, have re-
stored health and vigor with IRonIzED
YEAST tablets-a concentrated iron tonic
formulated specifically to help you re.
vive weakened, washed-out blood cells.
Weakness and pallor can have other
causes, so see your doctor regularly. But
if iron deficiency has you feeling worn
and wasted drains color from your
cheeks. start taking IRoNIzED YEAST
right away. For IRoNIZED YEASThas the
vital iron you may need to regain youe
youthful sparkle, vitality and enthusiasm.
Get IRoN1zED YEAST 1t your drug
counter today. See how its daily use can
help you be your old time self again . i.
for Just few pennies q day.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Warehouse in Fairfax
To Hold $1,000 Items

The big Government warehouse
now being erected in Fairfax
County. Va. will be used to supply
$4,000 items required by Govern
ment agencies. not just the five
items listed by Senator Williams.
Republican. Of Delaware.
This was part of q reply by
Jess Larson. Administrator Of
General Services, yesterday to
Senator Williams. The Senator
charged that GSA was finding an
expensive way to store Govern
ment "erasers, waste baskets,
pencils. desks and stationery"
Mr.. Larson said the warehouse
will centralize further the storage
and issue Of Government supplies,
as recommended by the Hoover
Commission on Government Re-
organization. It will free $50, 900
square feet of expensive space
in downtown Washington and also
free 13 other locations where
materials are stored, he said.
GSA has contracted to rent the
building. now under construction,
Mr.. Larson said, because we
think it is more in the public
interest to let private capital do
this building than for the Govern
ment to undertake it." He added
that it will serve the administra-
tive supply requirements for the
whole military establishment and
civilian agencies in the District,
Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
LLEN-EDMONDS SHOES
the shoe Of tomorrow
Is styles 100 sizes

It's called the shoe of tomorrow" because Allen Edonds
gives you shoe that different There's not noI used
in its noking nsteod, Aen-Edmond takes choice Ieothers
and locks the uppers soes and nsoes together in
one "o round stitching process What's the result? Com
PIete fIexbiN plus positive gentle support any Of As styles
Since is difficult to keep ony styles and sizes stock
at all times, you Today delivery should your
style and size require special ordering So this
complete AlenEdmonds line shown for the first time in
Washington and available here only Woodward Lothrop
Evening star., 1952-10-15
lightweight but warm
MT. ROCK
Lamlbak
topcOat

No man wants topcoot to feel heow But every
man wants topcoot to provide warmth Thot's
why the Lombok rotes so highly with men who
wear it. The blend Of oIpoeo, wool and mohoir
gives warmth, wear and soft and luxurious handle
without weight A size SO Lonbok weighs only
pounds, 10 ounces Toilored to Mt. Rock standards,
the lonbok looks we'll as it feels See it in either
slosh or potch pocket style in handsome oroy,
blue or noturol
Evening star., 1952-10-15
Light Concrete

TACOMA.-By use Of special
processes, concrete can be made 50
light It will float. can be sawed
and nailed, and weighs as little as
80 pounds q cubic foot.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Railway Women
Name Officers

The Washington Chapter of the
Railway Business Women'S ASSo-
citation will install new officers at
a meeting on Tuesday night in
the Washington Hotel.
Miss Helen Richardson is the
new president of the chapter.
Other new officers are Miss Ger
trude Yearout, vice president;
Miss Agnes Sheffield, correspond
ing secretary: Miss Dixie Goucher,
recording secretary, and Mrs. Mil
dred Schneider. treasurer.
Newly elected members of the
board of governors are Mrs. Kath-
leen Fields, Miss Mae Hayes, Miss
Martha Lamborne, Miss Gertrude
Renshaw and Mrs. Florence
Straney.
Preceding the installation,
members of the association will
be guests at cocktail party on
the Washington Roof.
Miss Richardson will head the
Washington delegation to the ma
tional RBWA convention to be
held June 1922 in Colorado
Springs, Colo. Other delegates are
Miss Hayes, Mrs. Schneider. Miss
Jane Windsor and Miss Dorothy
McCandless. Accompanying the
party will be Miss Dorothy Cor
man. Miss Ann German and Miss
Elizabeth Profe.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
This Summer!

Patricia Stevens Finishing School will show
traits for becoming more popular easily and
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But they improved their figures, their dress,
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Get this personal (confdentiaD instruction by
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Evening star., 1952-06-15
Founders
Bazaar Slated

The Women's Auxiliary of the
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged will observe founders day
with luncheon and bazaar on
Wednesday at the home, Eight
eenth and Douglas streets NE.
The annual event will attract
guests from West Virginia. Gen.
trail Pennsylvania and Maryland
as we'll as the District. The aux
iliary has a membership of 6,955
The bazaar will feature a
country store" with products
from States represented by guests
at the founders day observance
Chairman of the store will be
Mrs. Ira c. Kline of Martins
burg. w. Va.
Mrs. G.. Y. Custer is general
chairman of the founders day
Committee chairmen assisting hel
include Mrs. Frank Pietila, cake;
Mrs. G. L. Hightman. candy; Mrs
Theodore Parker. punch; Mrs
Andrew Dixon, white elephants
Mrs. John w. Martin. Inglenook
Club articles. The Inglenook Club
is composed of residents of the
home, who throughout the veal
make aprons, embroidered and
crocheted articles and children's
dresses for the founders day sale
Mrs. Herman Smid. assisted by
the ladies of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church in Washington. is chair
man of arrangements for the
luncheon.
The official staff of the home
and the auxiliary's president. Miss
A. Barbara Wiegand, will act as 9
reception committee to receive
guests, The public has been in
vited to attend.
The auxiliary recently enlarged
and renovated the chapel at the
home at a cost of $65, 900. Officials
hope to wipe out the remaining
900 Indebtedness with proceeds
from Wednesdays bazaar. w..
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Canal Trip Among
Club Activities

A moonlight trip up the old
C. & o. Canal is scheduled by the
Women's City Club for $50 pm
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy B. McGraw and
Mrs. Peter Wyman are in charge
of arrangements for the voyage
which will be taken on the mule
drawn Canal Clipper.
To add to the enjoyment of the
trip, box lunches will be provided,
to be eaten on deck after the
clipper has started up the canal
Another club activity this week
will be the silver tea at which Mrs
Horace K. Fulton will be hostess
from 4 to 6 pm. Saturday in her
aome. Miss Constance Russell, con-
cert pianist. will be the guest
artist.
The club will sponsor an in
formal bridge and canaSta party
on June 80 at 8 pm. at the club
house at 1888 I street NV. Re-
will be served.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Camp Fire Girls
ICookinQ School

A series of four weekly cooking
school classes for girls in the
Washington area between 9 and 1t
years of age will be sponsored by
the Washington Camp Fire Girls
Leaders Association at the Wash
Iington Gas Light Co. Auditorium
beginning on Tuesday at 10 am.
About 200 homemakers of the
future are expected to participate
in the school which is planned
especially for Camp Fire Girls and
Blue Birds.
The classes will be held on sue
Icessive Tuesday mornings for four
weeks. They will include planning
and preparation of breakfast
lunch. family dinner and party
menus.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Miss Ruth Sheldon,
home service director of the gas
company and a member of the
Board of Directors of the Wash
Iington Camp Fire Girls. Miss
Ruth Myers, home economist for
the company, will teach the
classes.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
mrs. WiIIison
Ito Be Hostess
The five Washington chapters of

The five Washington chapters of
Kappa Beta Pi International
Legal Sorority will be entertained
at a garden party to be given
by Mrs. Clare Trick Wilson from
3 to 6 pm. today at her home.
4767 Twenty fourth street, Ar
llington.
The hostess is a member of Eta
Alumnae Chapter and the party
will mark the 25th consecutive
year in which she has entertained
members at the closing meeting
Iof the season.
New Eta alumnae officers will
be installed during the afternoon.
Miss Florence M. Horigan is the
Ichapter'S new dean. Other off,
|cerS are Mrs. Minnie CheSeldine,
associate dean; Miss Norma Wind
sor, recording registrar: Miss
Mary Cannon. corresponding reg
Iistrar: Miss Madeline Alber, chan
cellor; Miss Kathryn M. Doherty
historian, and Miss Vera Leicht-
man, marshall.