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Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

"A, New York Stock Exchange firm,
having one of the best and most
modern air-cooled street floor Of
noes in Washington. desires several
outstanding statesmen of the highest
character and integrity. TO be regis
tered representatives.
The investment Business is a Grow
1ng. Field and more people own in
vestment securities than ever be-
fore. Our firm offers an exceptional
cnSnS esd to seve ses rsnt men in
a bonus incentive. free life insur-
ance and group disqualification
plan. Communicate with Mr.. j. P.
Kreeger, ROBERT c. JONES S CO.,
Cafritz Bids. District $500.
perienced in lubrication; also front
coNNoRs. INC, 2721 Nayior I'd.
Sc. -27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must know some mechanical work;
salary and commission. WA. 977I.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MANAGER.
only exper operator, with refs. need
comm. and vacations. See Mr.. Bar
ron, mgr, SUNOCO SERVICE STA
1lON, Wisconsin ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION MEN, good open
ings now available; ages Is to 35.
snnITy ssnlaIry uoDGal bonus, ,, empioye benefits.
1926 K st. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
manager. white. $50 per wk. to
start. must be experienced. Apply
59l6 56 Rock Greek Church rd. ne.
GE. 4Ill. RA. 95O2. PA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Trucking terminal needs several
G0hnF I'M ckrfA
permanent position for those wiling
to, to apply themselves; D. e: permit
TERMINAL. 1928 N. Y. ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced. Apply ADAMS AMOCO'
4th and Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
Service Station Attendant
White. no lub: work; prefer shift
free hospitaiiSation. free f"ndrs, iaundry,
NER's ,AMoCo sTATioN, Fla. ave.
ana Champlain st. NV. See Mr..
Rackey, AID. 9711. "a
SHEET-METAL MECHANICS and
helpers; year-round work. SOLAR
HEATING CO., Owens 1900. -22
sHEET-METAL MECHANICS. four
T}r5siio Tor5sii PAUL H. NoRA1R co, Ii.
SHEET METAL AND ROOFING GIa NE
CHANICS wanted. Apply 1889
Elkin ST., Wheaton, Md. -22
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and
csheI cal a. ss4 a9aaa aaaeef5s sftef pm
SHIPPING CLERKS. special deliverv-
driver combinations. white. over 21
yrs OF age; must be honest. sober.
reliable; good pay, good working
SS,nd conditions. ES Apply 4217 Bladens-
Shoe Store Manager
For Or, D. C. store; Position available
right man. Call WA. S466 for inter-
SHOE SALESMAN-Want to earn
from SiOO and up pei. week. Knapp
Bros. Shoe Corp are leaders in the
distribution of fine nationally ad-
DIRECT from factory to customer.
Applications for openings now avail
able for selling of this wonderful
Aerotred cushioned footwear in this
tterrittSo1y ter tS9s: Exceptional opportunity
phone for appointment B. w. FREE,
sos Deerfield ST., Silver Spring. Md,
81; 3546, weekdays after 8 pm.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; per-
manent position, excellent salary
plus. with good future. Also part
time. Call AP. 2233 for interview.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.. also part
time ewes. and Sat. MURRAY'S.
1910 14th st. NV. 90
SHOE Statesmen, part time for
Thursday evenings. Must have ex-
sion. YoUNG's. 1905 F st. NV.
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Public Relations Man

Old Washington firm has an opening
in its public relations department
Tor a young man who, enjoys meet
counts. You must have neat
appearance. integrity and ambition
as well as a car. You can earn
from $3.50 to 5000 per month. No
experience necessary. For a personal
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ROUTE MEN
SALES MANAGERS
CREW MANAGERS

Book-Encyclopedia Exp.
VIEW DIVISION OF WORLDS LARo-
EST PUBLISHER HAS OPENINGS
IN WASH. BALTO.. RICHMOND.
WEST VA. FOR ExPERIENcED
BOOK statesmen. MANAGERS
AND CREW MANAGERS. WE WILL
GUARANTEE TO TOP ANY PROPO-
SITION YOU NOW HAVE REGARD
LESS OF THE DEAL YOU ARE
AND ARE WILLING TO PAY. FOR
EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW APPLY
SUITE 415. VICTOR BLDG, 9TH
AND G PLACE NV. 1919 AM.
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SALESMEN!
If you know how to sell,
this message is for you -.

If YOU know how to sell Lacys, WaShingtons
largest television and appliance chain has inside
openings for to men who desire to better their
earnings in business with great future. us 10
vour advantage to decide now to make change
from your present position :. whether it be mems
furnishings clothing, furniture. shoes or any other
product to one that has no limit on your salary
or advancement. We want men who have only the
best records in other fields well as in televison
and appliances men who have engaging selling
personalities These openings are only for those
who are ambitious sincere and have real desire to
get ahead disqualification, free life insurance,
vacation with pay, and many other empoye benefits.
Confidential personal interviews
will be given tomorrow, Monday
evening, from PM. to 8 PM.
LACY'S Executive Offices
9th and E Streets NV.
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statesmen

For established, well-paying whole
sale bakery routes. State qualifi-
cations in letter to Box 250-Y.
Star.
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HELP WOMEN

AGGogNTANTmJupioT g Of rpA Gz;,, for sstsb-
for varied experience and advance
ment.. Write, fully, stating aGe,
experience, education and salary
expected. Box 23S-A, Star.
CLERK - Insurance
exper. pref. but not. necessary.
Pleasant ns air r. conditioned Offices
week. The position offers oppor-
tunity for advancement. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1925 Eye st. NV. Room 5O2.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
For accounting dept. of electronic
to handle clerical details quickly
and accurately. Full employe bene-
fits given. Recent graduate con-
sidered. Mr.. Kostura, SHUTTIG
4 CO; ;ssoa 9th and Kearny ST. ne.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
Opportunity for young. woman to
learn accounts receivable work and
Shaw Walker payroll system. Prefer
person with typing ability. speed
not necessary. Salary commensurate
with ability and experience; No tele-
Main once, ULINE CO, 3rd and NJ
SITS. ne.
COPYWRITER - II
you have some experience or II
you wish to break into advertising
here is an excellent opportunity; s.
day week, liberal employe benefits.
Apply Advertising Dept. end floor,
GOLDENBERGS. 7th and K SITS. NV.
WOMAN, colored, fun
or part time or week ends. 30S 9th
l. HAND, htter, colored,
age 25 to 35. for ladies store
must be experienced: 5la-day week
BRESLAU, 614 18th st. NV. 4
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, under so.
10 manage small cafeteria and to
work with and supervise several
other employees in preparing salads,
sandwiches, etc.; exper. pref. but
not nee; hrs, OILS. am. to 2:l5
sick leave; uniform and l meal fur
nished; salary. S34 so. Apply Room
300, S16 14th st. NV. bet. 8 am.
EMPLoYE-Ref,ned COL
ored lady. not over 40; exper. pref;
hrs, 1918 to 2:15; 5-day wk. Apply
Personnel Office, RIM. 900. bet. hrs.
Of / and 3 pm. only. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. Sl6 14th
st. NV. "a
part time: hours to 10
wa dag position Ear 19SsI l9Ssied IN se
ton. call Mr.; Tamson. LACYs.
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MEN-100-MEN

TO PREPARE NOW
FOR THEIR IMMEDI-
ATE FUTURE OF FL
NANCIAL S Gu r I T Y
AND INDEPENDENCE.
YOU CAN DO THIS ON
YOUR SPARE TIME.
We are looking for 100 more
men whom we can get pre-
pared for a gigantic sales ex-
panSion of our business.
YOU WILL MAKE
EXTRA MONEY WHILE
GOING THROUGH THE
PREPARATORY STAGE.
We are looking for men of
good character, and who can
furnish references.
Men who can adjust them
selves to larger incomes than
they ever dared to dream of
before. Men who will go along
with lis to $4,000, S12 900.
$4,000 or higher incomes per
year without having to invest
single penny. II you car. fit
yourself into our program, full
financial backing will be fur
nished you
This may sound fantastic
and unbelievable. nevertheless
1t is true and
1T is HERE FOR YOU.
There is saying that op:
portunity knocks but once. and
when 1t. does you should be
It makes no difference what
kind of work you are now
doing SHOP - OFFICE - OR
II you can read and write,
are honest, and of good moral
character. we would like to
If you are interested in be-
coming financially independent.
THIS Is WHAT YOU MUST
Monday evening at our
Washington Office we will out,
line the entire program to all
those who meet our require
ments as to honesty and
Character We will set them
started on their way.
If you are interested In an
opportunity which will bring
you financial independence,
you should not allow anything
to keep you away from this
meeting Monday evening at
700 sharp at our. WASHINGTON
office, 3107 Georgia ave. NV.
IF POSSIBLE HAVE
YOUR WIFE ATTEND
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HELP MEN

some knowledEe of painting anc
carpentry; able to drive; moderr
house; wages, plus farm allowance
will hire single man and furnish
board and room. Write CARLTON
MILLS, Gaithersburg. Md.
MEN, colored, for general house re.
pairing, carpentry work, patcf
plaster. Also exper. floor sander
Man as foreman and asst. mgr
steady work: great opportunity
1915 Fla ave NV
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SALESMAN
HEATING
IRON FIREMAN SALES
CORP.

dealer in ma
tionally known complete
line of automatic heat
ing equipment, for gas,
oil, and coal, has un-
usual opportunity for
man to sell in metropoli-
tan D. c., in protected
territory. Liberal draw
ing account, leads fur
nished, unlimited earn
ings. Heating experience
preferred, but not es-
Sential.
For interview. call Sunday. Monday
Tuesday. 8 am. to 6 pm. MIR
HOWARD EVANS, Hotel Shoreham
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SaleSnan-Manager
SALESMAN

COFFEE CO. has open
ings in Northern Virginia and WASH
ington for a high-caliber salesman
who is sales-minded. The man
selected must be 25 to 45 years of
age, married, and able to make
bond. Salary, commission and bonus
plan. Company average earnings
$50 per week. Transportation fur
nished, expense paid. Phone MR..
O'NE1LL, ST. 1894. 7:30 to 8 am.
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YOUNG MAN

With furniture selling experience
preferred, will consider one who is
ambitious and willing to learn: good
starting salary. Apply in person,
10 am. to 5 pm. or phone for ap-
pointment OIL. 4505. E. R. Carpen-
FURNITURE CO., 7242 Wis. ave,
Bethesda, Md. 90
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PAINTERS (WHITE)
PAPER HANDLER

Colored. 25-35 yrs. Of age, heavy
build. good Phys physical .ss1nntI condition; 30 40,
sos; open weekdays, S:30-5 and
Sat, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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SALESMAN

Opening for man located in subur-
ban area, over 25 yrs. Of age; must
necessary; S100 a week draw for
accepted man. Do not telephone,
but apply in person after 10 am.
at KEYSTONE CO., 1918 M st. NV.
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YOUR WIFE ATTEND
THIS MEETING WITH
YOU. >
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RAILROAD FREIGHT
CLAIM CLERK

Experienced, under 40. salary $500
yancement to executive position.
Reply Box 1894. Star. -22
with rail and motor tariffs. MIDDLE
ATLANTIC TERRITORY. Good OBJ
port. for, qualified man with lge.
organization. State full particulars
flrst letter. Box 220-A. Star
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full time.
to Join ambitious sales organization;
new home development, full office
cooperation. parking facilities. T.
N. LERNER & CO.. 64OO Ga. ave.
NV, TU. 1876.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full or
part time. for Northern Va. organi-
Zatlon. JE. 2-966O for appt.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Open-
ing for live wires. Limited sales
force. highest commissions. Real OPP
portunity for experience or nom
experienced man to make between
So, 900 and $4,000 per year. Call
MR.. REAMY. UN. 03l3.
REAL ESTATE and business chance
salesman: good opportunity for re-
tired men. D. SISLEN, Broker.
LILA Conn. ave, RE. 3795, UN.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Builder and realtor. established over
25 years. has opening for an expert
enced salesman to sell both old and
new homes. Apply Box 131-A. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

MEN WANTED (2). white,
age 40-55. ride operator ticket
taker; 7-day wk., at Glen Echo
Park. Apply in person at
park office.
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SALESMAN
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Excellent position for experienced
man. Good salary against commits
sion, Apply 4th floor. THE MODE.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

opening in local savings
and loan association for young lady
not over 80. to operate Burroughs
new. modern, air-conditioned ONCE:
pleasant working conditions, Call
MR.. INABINET. ST. 6277. %
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ASST. BOOKKEEPER-CAsHIER, some
knowledge of steno and typing es-
senttal. experience not necessary;
good with figures: permanent posi-
134l F st. NV. --22
BOoKKEEPER - Per-
manent position. accurate typing re-
quired. Applicants under 35 pre-
ferred. 5-day week. excellent work.
EMERSON RADIO OF WASHING.
TON. 1929 14th st. NV. Ply
ASST. COUNSELOR. free training:
car nee; 40 pm; 500 or more
ASSISTANT AssssfsF1XA MI; cdMRSrRoiLER dsfS s91: - Ae-
counts receivable and payroll ex-
perience; 5ha-day week; must be
able to close books. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL, Mr.. Neal. OIL. $3.50.
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HELP MEN

MAN for gro.
Gerry to ride bicycle; good pay and
tips. KAY's FOOD MART. 26l7
P NV.
PRESSER, wool: must be good sal
ary open; Apply BLACKSTONE
1851. -23
PRESSER. experienced; steady posi-
tiepi 3io goqd pay. See Mr.. Roberts
PREssER. colored; steady Job. good
RIRIEp9MyAN's FRI OMAN CLEANING & PRESS
PRESSER. full or part time, must be
fast. CALVERT CLEANERS, 2416
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 0667. 90
PRESsER, wool, exper., good pay.
good hrs. PARK VIEW CLEANERS,
3s03 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville. WA.
PRESSER-Experienced on wooiens;
steady job; good working conds, I;
piece rate or salary. ia. 5-961l.
PRESsLh, wool, steady Job. FRIED
RICHS MODERN CLEANERS. 266
carroll st. NV; GE. 2755. "a
Steady work; no layofis; highest
piecework rate in city. Earn up
to $40 Mk. Paid vacation. Apply TO
8 BURkA, $50 18th st. Sc. IA
PhESSERS for dry cleaning plant, $50
for 45-hr. wk.. $3.50 per hr. over
20 hrs; SANITARY CLEANERS,
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HELP MEN (cont.I

OFFSET PRESSMAN. for Harris or
Webendorfer: permanent position;
premium wages paid to highly skilled
operator. In reply state uualiflca-
tions and when available. Our en-
ployes know Of this ad. Box 1914,
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TRUCK DRIVER
VULCANIZER

VULCANlZER
good salary and working
conditions. BEN HUNDLEY. 3446
] 14th st. NV.
MACHINE MECHANICS
and trainees wanted. Good work
ing conditions; 5-day week. Call
VIDEO HU. 1881. -22
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
experienced on automatic and
and working conditions. ACTION
SERVICE CO., 1904 Ga. ave. NV.
RA: 5000. -23
WATCH ENGINEER
Fifth class, for night duty in lge.
new elevator type, air-cond. apart
ment building in NV. Live off
premises. Excellent opportunity for
a steady man looking for perma-
nent position. Telephone Mr.. Rob-
ertson, OR. $500 for appointment
to be interviewed.
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MEN. 25-4O. D. c. drivers
permit. high school grad. as super
visors for a retail shopping service
national organization: interesting
work; salary advancement: no exper.
nee; must be free to travel. Apply
Warner Bldg, 18th and E sts. NV,
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WORK EVENINGS ONLY
EARN UP TO 500 PER WK.
Between 5 and 9:30 pm. Must be
neat appearing and be able to con-
in junior or senior years are ac-
ceptable Qualifying men will be
given opportunity to Join permanent
STAFF OF large national corporation
on q full-time basis. See Mr.. WILL
KINSON, Room 623,> 1924 K st.
NV, between 3 and 5:30 p.m.,
Monday and Tuesday only.
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YARDMEN (7)

For large apartment development.
Apply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
4235 N. PerShing DIR. (rear of Post
Officel Arlin1fnn Va 20
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

Permanent position for a capable:
energetic woman, to direct ana
schedule employees in dining room
service. dishroom operation and
ton policy, opportunity for advance
ment.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 2lst st. NV.
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WORK EVENINGS ONLY

AIRLIEES NEED
See classified ad under instructions.
NATL. AIR COLLEGE, DI. 6703.
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Exclusively Yours
Margaret runons Secretary Uncertain About 1853 Pons
Misunderstood Remark Almost Upsets White House Calm

An exhibit Of her modern furni-
ture is now on display within
the cultural confines of the
Corcoran Art Gallery. The
Jim Cromwells are here for the
nonce but haven't the vaguest
idea where they'll spend the
winter. Maxine is off to Bir-
mingham, Ala. this week to visit
her family and perhaps deposit
their three-year-old should Jim
have another attack of wander
lust. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney have returned
after a summer in Bar Harbor.
=. Nancy Bickelhaupt d'Autre-
mont arrives here from Des
Moines, Iowa. on the 18th. 1.
DR.. and Mrs. Breckenridge
Bayne checked back into town a
few days ago after two months
in California and Hawaii. On the
islands they spent much of their
time with their old friend Kath-
leen Mellen, whose book. 1.-THE
Magnificent Matriarch", came
out in June and is Hawaii's best
seller. Kathleen Mellen went to
the islands 80 years ago to car
ny a message from President
Harding to the. Hawaiin Royal
family. while there met and mar
ried Journalist George Mellen
and has been there ever since.
In California they visited Mrs.
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Mrs. Cureton
Visits Here

A visit to the local scene is being
made by Mrs. West Cureton OF
Santa Cruz, Calf. and her three
daughters. She is the former Miss
Eula FELTON, Council and is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Charles M,
Council at her Bethesda residence.
This trip is of great interest to
attractive Mrs. Cureton's many
friends here as it is the first time
she has been home since her mar
riage several years ago. Her hus-
band. 1t. Comdr. Cureton is now
on duty in the Pacific.
Accompanying their mother on
this jaunt are Anne McKelvie
Cureton. Eula Randolph Cureton,
and little Deborah West Cureton.
They will all be here to eat heart
lily of the Thanksgiving turkey
with Mrs. Council and her son
Mr.. Charles Council.
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-Glogau Photo.

Serving as the best man was
Mr.. Alfred Block. The ushers were
Mr.. Richard Gookin, Mr.. Frank
Scardelli, Mr.. Edward Bou, MI.
William Scarrow and Mrs. Joseph
Mario, all of Washington.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the residence
of Mrs. Holmes. After a wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Fortunate will
reside here.
Attending the wedding was the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Thomas
j. Early of Washington. Mrs.
Fortunate is the niece of Mrs.
Stephen Early and the late Mr..
Early, who was Deputy Secretary
of Defense.
The former Miss Holmes made
her debut here in 1850. She at
tended Holton Arms School here
and st. Mary's School in Raleigh.
N. c. Mr.. Fortunate is a graduate
of the University of Rome.
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Miss Holmes Becomes Bride

st. Margaret's Church was the
scene yesterday of the marriage Of
Miss Kathryn Early Holmes
daughter of Mrs. George r
Holmes and the late Mr.. Holmes
and Mr.. Aldo Fortunate. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. SAVING
Fortunate of Rome, Italy.
DR.. Malcolm Marshall officiated
at the ceremony. The church was
decorated with pew markers, huge
white chrysanthemums, gladi-
Ioluses, full chrysanthemums and
snapdragons.
Given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Robert c.
Bassett of Chicago, the bride wore
Ia white satin wedding gown with
lace applique. It was fashioned
with a Peter Pan collar and had a
full skirt. Her finger-tip veil of
illusion was held by a lace cap
and she carried an umbrella
shower bouquet of white orchids
and stephanotis.
Mrs. Bassett was her sisters
matron of honor and she wore an
apricot blush satin dress with a
matching tulle stole. Her small
face veil was attached to a match
ing velvet bando and she carried
white orchids.
The brides little 4-year-old
niece. Pamela Bassett, was the
flower girl. Her f1oor-length dress
was of white satin and applique
lace and she carried a miniature
! of the brides bouquet,
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|Dr. Otonez


DR.. Aurelio OtaneZ, who has
been Venezuela's Charge DAT
flares at this Capital, was recalled
the end of last week and yester-
day was appointed Minister of
Foreign Affaires. When DR.. and
Sonora de Otanez left Sunday for
their homeland the Minister, DR..
Carlos Perez de Ia Cova took-over
Venezuelan affairs in this Country.
Sonora de Otanez will return
to Washington the end Of this
week to- pack and give up their
Washington abode at 2412 Massa-
|chusetts avenue. The four younger
members of the family and
Lorelei, their silver-blue Great
Dane puppy are awaiting Sonora
de Otanez and will accompany
her back to Caracas when she
returns the middle or latter part
of this month.
DR.. Otanez has been Minister in
Washington for the past two
years during which he has been
charge d'affaires twice. He was
born in Paris, where his Vene-
zuelan parents were living, and
received his education in France.
He returned to Caracas when he
was Is years old and entered the
Foreign Office making diplomacy
his career. Washington was his
first foreign post.
Sonora de Otanez is the daugh-
ter Of former President Villegas OF
Venezuela and has made herself
one of the very popular hostesses
in the corps in Washington dur
ing these past two years. Both
DIR. and Sonora de Otanez will be
greatly missed in Washington
where they have been frequent
hosts at delightful parties.
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To Sponsor Bazaar

A Christmas bazaar will be given
by the women of St. Johns Epis-
copal Church in Bethesda in the
parish hall on November IL and
Is. 1t will begin at IL o'clock and
last until 9. A turkey dinner will
be served both evenings at $50
and GAS and tickets will he SITS
and $1.00 for children under IL.
They may be obtained by calling
Mrs. Robert Hall at OIL. 1850.
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James Smith. was posted in an
advance spot to say to each
guest, please give your name
to the aide"
One of the youngest newsgals
misunderstood the major, how
ever, and what waited to her
ears was the astounding re-
quest, please give your name
and age" If there's one thing
a woman holds sacred, it's the
number of her tender years!
Her dignity insulted. her eyes
blazing and her back up, she
turned to her companions and
exclaimed. whats he want my
age for?" Nobody could answer
that question but she was
quickly placated by her amused
friends.
Nor is that the first time that
this has happened. If you think
the girl scribe was incensed,
they say you should have seen
the D. A. RS when they mis-
understood the same request!
What slaves we are becoming
to this chronological age. The
temperature inside the White
House that afternoon was soar
ing while outside it had dropped
to fur cape climate. AS the
party progressed even the guests
who had worn thin silk dresses
began to wish they had come
in bathing suits instead. Finally,
one of the holder women APP
preached a butler and asked If
a window could be opened to
relieve the closeness. "I'm sorry,
madame" was the reply, "but
we can't open a window because
the White House is air condi-
toned" Gone are the days
when getting fresh air into a
room was a simple process! Let's
not make anything too easy.
On the CopitoI
Social Front
The amazing young architect
designer Florence Knoll blew
into town from New York the
other day and was feted at
cocktails by Taylor Simmons.