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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOIIS RIRTmnAYs

Jan, Crank W. Terry. Ssl2
First Ave, So: Lille Davis, City:
Mrs. Frank Terry. SSI2 First Ave.
So.
Jan. 7-Obert Lear. 29l5 Gar
field Ave. So: Louise NJ. Turner.
Sill Aldrich Ave. No, Arlene
Moses, 4Sl Bryant Ave. No: c.
NJ. Sanders, 5000 Garfield Ave.
Jan. : Albert Bastis. 1921
Sixth st So; Margery Il. Buck
ner. 9l2 Fifth Ave. No. Mrs. Il.
s, Smith. 1929 Fifth Ave. So. .
Mrs. Marie O'Shields. lO4 Hyland
Ave. No. Willard Jones, 2Sl7
Chicago Ave; Alfred wilkerson.
97p AldTich Ave. No.
Jan. Garnet Davis, 5l2 18th
Ave. So: Milton Shanks, S7l2
Fourth Ave So. Scott Daniel.
2i64 Fourth Ave. So. Earl
Burnaugh. 1904 Fifth Ave.
Jan. lot, J. Fhppin. 1905 18th
Ave, So; Mrs. Addie Smith. 1884
Fourth Ave. So; Mrs. Forrest Me
Kinney 1913 Fremont.
Jan. ll-Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
1928 Olson Blvd; Onie Mccoy,
1907 Olson Highway.
Jan, ~ Agnes Hill, 1920 Chm.
ton Ave. SO.
Out of Town Blrthdays-
Jan. 6Mrs, Viola Hall Des
Moines. Iowa.
Jan 7 Fred Williams Dies
MONIES, Iowa.
Jan S-Louis Moore. Washing
ton, ID. c.
Jan. o Mrs Esther W. Han.
cock. Chicago. Ill.
Jan, 10 Bishop Charles Lee.
Chicago, III. Lena Brown,
Jamaica, n. Y.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Christmas Party Held Miss
Dolores GrlEsby. SolS Irving Ave.
No. was hostess at . Christmas
party held Saturday. December
- Among those present were
Misses Norma Henderson. Doro.
thy jackson. Jessie Baker Carol
Armstrong, and Nancy ShockWn-
Cy GtCS wcrr exchanged and
buffet luncheon was served,
Returns 20 Camp, Sgt. Willis
Gates, soar Second Ave, So, lcrt
the city Saturday, December 20,
20 rrturn % Roswell, New Mexico.
whore he Is stationed, sgt. Gates.
the son OF Mr., and Mrs, Willis
Gates, spent the Christmas holt
days visiting his parents and other
relatives and friends,
Christmas breakfast 0uCstsI
MIR, and Mrs Lewis SeRton, 1S6
u, seth ST, had rs breakfast
guest Christmas morning, Rev,
and Mrs. &c q, Harris.
Christmas DlnncF 0UcNtai Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence shannon Jru
and son. Steven Darrell, 220p FL
hot Ave, were tho dinner guests
OF Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence shan
non Sir, 1911 So, Eighth st. on
Christmas. They worv also tho
dinner guests of Mira shannon Jr,.
parents, MT and Mrs James Bat.
sell and her grandmother Mrs,
Eva Broughton, T22 0irard Ave,
No
Returns 90 Camp ChaAAcci Pvt,
Nathaniel Walker, son ot Mr.,
and Mira Nathaniel Walker, SBAb
ENfth Ave So, left the city Tues
day. January 1. TO return 10 Camp
ChRRsec, Ark. where he IL station.
ed. Pvt. walker was In the city
during the Christmas holidays.
Returns After Vacation Mira
A. 0illum, Kansas city. Mo. left
the city Monday, December 81,
after spending the Christmas holt
days Visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. u williams. 44Ah
First Ave 30
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
NOTICE o. sHERIPF''s
ENEII IInN AAI.E

Indor ana b. virtue Of an EEeCu.
ton issued out 81 and under the
seal Of the District Court Of the
state Of Minnesota, IN and for the
Fourth Judicial District aud County
OF IiUnBGptn on the goth DAY Of
August Ia the year 1851 upon q
Judgement rendered and docketsd
IN said Court aud County IA an a.
ton theron, wherein Gay ThOmp.
son was plaintiff. and Marcel Oman
was defendant. Ia favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defend
ant Marcel oman for the sum VI
FiEs Hundred SHY six and % 400
Dollars, as appears BY the Judge
mebt roll filed IN the office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court for SAID
County Of HennSpin, and
WHEEEAS. said Judgement Was
docketed IN the District Court Of
Henhcpin County on the 20th day
OF August IN the year 1851, at , 80
o clock 4 N. on said DAY and the
sum Of FIvs Hundred BIGty-RiE and
Vv/lOO Dollars 10 nov actually due
thereon with Interest on see 90
Dollars from the goth daY Of Aug
lHt A. u. 1851 and Up TO and Inc Iud
ing the date Of sale, also for cents
increased cost and for all my fees,
costs and disburssmeBtR Of levy aud
me as sheriff Of SAID HsHnepiH
County been duly directed and Dc.
liNsred. 1 have levied upon and viii
sell at public auction to the highest
cash bidder IN the lobby Of tue
sbHriffs main office Ia the District
court House Ia the city Of Mime
apotia, IA said County Of Hsunspln,
on Monday. the 1Sth day Of Fsbrua
airy, 1853 At ten o'clock In the fore
noon Of that day, ali the right. title
aud interest that the above named
judgement debtor had ip and 60 tho
the zoth day % August 1854 that
being the date Of rendition 81 said
Judgement or any interest therein
which said judgement debtor Mar.
csl Oman have since that day &C.
qUirsd. the ssCription Of the pro
Part Of Lot Ten ueD and
eleven uD, Block one ~. sun
rise Acres, lyibK sOgthsaRtsriy o.
a line drawn from = point in the
nOTihsastsTiy lire Of said lot
eleven 1b, distant lI7B feet.
northWsFtsrIy from the ~ y
corner % said lot eleven IIJ to
. point IN the south westerly line
% said lot ten G0J distance i2I7
feet H"rthwsstsTiy from the
sou'hsast corner 81 said BOT ten
l8D. Subject however to EsstTic-
ti1ns on Record see Doc No.
2ss7Zf1. Itsl o. Deeds PAGE 40
according 20 the plat thereof On
file and ~ record In the office ~
the Register % Deeds IN and for
said Hsnnspln County, Minnesota
Dated Minneapolis. MINI SSVsrD
Der lTih. 1851
I'd RYAN
Sheriff HsHnsptn County. MINI
~ n = ThuHs. Deputy Sheriff
Matthew J Levitt
Attorney for judgement Creditor
! zee Builders EEEh
Apls Minnesota
Fp0kssnAh. Dee IA Fsb -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

CAA can be trained easily 10 DO
neat In houses and apartments, The
mere provision Of toys for their per
SonAl entertainment. plus . little
discipline, will keep them trosn
damaging curtains and other house
hold items They are slaves 10 hab-
its, such ~ eating and are homo
bodies IN that they seem 10 become
more attached 20 their homes than
10 people when . cat falls 10 re-
SpORd 10 its masters orders. II tsn't
necessarily being oTnsry. Mere
likely. II fats 70 comply because n
sees no sound reason for doing %,
Cats may breed al any time Of The
year, although January and Feb
ruaTy are their preferred months
A eat tn heat may wriEEls along
the floor and cry AS u che had .
severe stomach ache People Nm.
familiar with this symptom are Spt
10 think that the animal 10 critical,
y a." he said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

mond Miller, January 5. lie Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Ban
ham, Ill Carroll.
Spends Christmas In City: Mrs.
Crystal Graham Lipsey Of Chi
cago, Ill. spent the Christmas
holidays in the city visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs o. c. Driz-
gle. SOS Rondo, and other relativea
and rends.
Returns To BASE: Pie. Thomas
Hickman returned 10 WEBSTER Air
Force Base, Mississippi after
spending twelve days visiting
relatives and friends in the twin
Cities. Pfc. Hickman left the city
Monday, December 81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

40, rrturned To the city recently
from pcs Mnincs, Iowa, whore ahe
had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, nNrothy Thompson, who was
blessed with a new conner. Dccom.
Der H. At DcS Moines. The new.
conner was a little girl weighing
enEht pounds She was named
after both Of her grandmother,
Nina Marie. Mother and daughter
are both doing well,
ChFistHas Dinner Host Mr..
Frank Russell was host at
Christmas dinner at the homo of
Mrs. Leila Smith and Mrs Easic
Arnold, 2ioi E, goth ~. Gucnts
present were McSsrs, and Mines
Louie Perkins, Theodore Vaughn.
J, a. Williams, Rev and Mrs. u
q Harris, Meaars ana Mines
Louie Perkins, Theodore Vaughn,
- ~ "hh@ihaa WV anu WITS.
E q, Harris. MeRRrn. and Mines.
George Wallace. Howard Darncll
and Mr. DRrncll Russell.
Returns From Iowa. MlAs Myra
Williams, S0iO Fourth Ave, 30.
returned TO the city Thursday. De-
comber 80, from ottumwa, Iowa,
where she spent the Christmas
holidays Visiting her parents and
other relatives and friends
spends Christmas with Fathers
Mr., Darnell Russell Of Chicago.
ILL.,, was the Christmas holiday
guest Of his father, Mr.. Frank
Russell, GOT Olson Blvd. Mr.. Rus
soil. who spent eleven months Ia
Korea. returned 90 Chicago FRI
day December ~,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

-" ~AdiNh Va mi anu MTH. bal
enger were also present.
HOME ON Leave: David H. Ban
ham, U. S Air Forces, arrived in
the city recently on "A fIrlough
He received this basic training al
Lakeland Air Force Base Texas,
and was sent 10 Scott Air Force
Base, Illinois after finishing his
basic. TO be- trained at a radio
mechanic. He is now stationed at
Travis Air Force Base, California.
Mr.. Bantam will remain in the
city and attend the wedding Of his
brother. Donald Bantam 10 Rose
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

ArriNrs New Year Day, Pfc.
Donald Napuc. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs John NaPue, 72O Eleventh
Ave No, arrived in the city
New Years Day Tuesday, Jan.
uary l, 10 spend n short visit with
his parents and sisters,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
NlNNEPolR

Home ON Leave; Cpl Dclmar Napuc Of the U. \. Air
Force home leave the home Of his parents Mr. and
Mrs John Napuc I25 18th Ave No Cpl Napne arrived the
city Monday December "a and returned to the base Sat
urday December %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
SOCIAL e PERSONAL,

Family Christmas Dinner Mr.. and Mrs Russell Baen.
ger e2 ST Anthony host and hostess to family Christ,
mas dinner Among those present Messrs and Mines
Nelson Baienger Sr Milton Beauord and daughter Pearle
Mrs Virgil Travis Flora Neae Leola Young and Pfc
Thomas Hickman Beverly Robert Lillian Sondra and Russell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
File No. 7O22s
ORDER ron NEARING FINAL
ACCOl AND PETITION
ron DISTRIBUTION

state Of Minnesota, County Of
Hennepin. Probate Court
Re Estate Of Frank Middlemist.
also known as = Mlddlrmist
bsCcdcnt
IT Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eXamina.
tion thereof and for distribution,
filed herein. be heard on Monday.
January l1th. 1853. at o'clock =.
81 by this Court In the Court House
in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and that
all persons Interested In this estate
present objections, " any, Why said
petition should not he granted
This order shall be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according TO
law
(SEALb
WITNESS, the non JAMES
q KEHOE, Judge ~ Probate
Court. this i7th day ~ Deem
her, 1851
ERNEST T. lNJEENZ
Clerk Of Probate Court
HaU smith \ HSdlund. Attorneys
ali Produce Bank TldR
dec q. % and Jan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Republicans Rrr keeping the pore ole" Democrats
in these days Mir Harold stasscns announcement
that ne was tossing his chaPcaux into the ring was
greeted happily by some Of the harraSsed Demo.
Gratis as indication Eisenhower won't run
II the General ISN'T EOlRE 60 run someone
had better Zip off his supporters. They arr
scurryinE arOund behind the headlines lust as
industriouSlS N u the election WAS In the bag.
ItS either Wtshfu thinking or planned politics.
Time win tell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Leather solsS have been cut In
right and left shapes only during
the last rs years before that shoes
dad Identical rights and isitSl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

MaTtyrdom OF may lose
connvnE
Mink the symbol OF Luxury
the circle
the defiance OF the kept the elimination of the
peak Hollywood play
toy Of the powerful and the window OF the ambitious
Now all of sudden they're making with jokes about mink
gal wraps herself a let
In public thc"" days likely AS not " subjected TO such rcmAs
husband bu hOReyf"
"Ah! know Congressman" Il lARt diEnfIcd
one Of the downtown Manhattan thrift shops where wealthy
furnished
prices display We'd
with the The Five skunk
tails"
They prominent Republicans unloading
minks but the maids either.
the cherished institutions Of American WOmAnhood
has bccnd and degraded
You just cant do that to the ladies' Harry D"wEEone "
100000 Josephine against
Corporation Syndicate
be messy.
papers a hlEhpriCed attorneys
dig up everything everybody
with Baker that night
has been inchelrs Baker Prodded by
influences deliberately whole
Club with starting
trouble In the place
trial might may testify
approached Regedly
trouble mEhspost follow Negro
policy. 1t pleasant affair from to finish
The attorneys probably keep hammrrnE
fact that although Baker In" chHE"A sh" Disseminated
against Stok u against
Mayors Committee the AtOFk Club
In the although Walter White and the NAACP charge
whItewaah job.
question just
newspaper columns can 20 In character was
obviously get" prove
professional think
her libel suit should stand
Meanwhile. think ridiculous apparently
Club returned
10 discrimination delay
purely = although would
hardly Bngsy foohArdy provide
ammunition for discrimination charges
The POODLE HAIRCUT ~ sweeping More
MGnhRttanS females with their haids looking
slppcd like gals ON
horrible The
naturally
"A chOrtinR young
thing her mop H.
My Jimmie Young describes the Poodle
something like this ngth for Poodle IL from
very. very
little the The either be- ~hInEed
q modified contour ahaPr
The Jimmie said.
Hair b. th" brow.
Il discourage many customers possible
He advises that difficulty
smart cut because their hair might becom" matted
Jimmie will fatty b. . q ncw
he thinks won't be Hes and
his advice has
He originated . CAda mixture very good
lie the EXACT a
the shade viii always
This q CITY haIrdrss
by the DOnt customer looking like
rrdhsad on one change her . up
blonde on the next RIEht'
Of timing That bomb murder Florida came
along the oppoune charges
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The WAY ! SEE TT
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

New York Clty-staSsen. Tan, Eisenhower You'll
together
thas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

marvel timing TRIBE
along the oppouns
before country prSctcinE
genocds, the eEtsrmInanE American Negroes
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-08


1907 Wool BLANKETS
After August I5-$9.79
Cotton TOWELING
After August I5-5 Yds., $lI9
Harmony House FIBER RUGS
After August I5-$I6.95
Portable RADIO-PHONOCRAPHS
After August 15-$74.95
2O-In Table TELEVISION SETS
After August I5-$233.65
1I.3 Gu. Fl. CoIdspof EFRIGERATORS
After August I5-$264.95
l2-Speed Kenmore MIXERS
After August I5-$34.95
ALLSTATE CONVERSION SETS
After August I5-$l4.50
14-In. Sidewalk TRAIL RIDER BIKES
After August l5-$26.95
Endocrene HORMONE OIL
After August I5-$420 ca.
2s-Ft. Wood EXTENSION LADDERS
After August l5-,$25.05
Stainless Steel TABLEWARE SETS
After August I5-$4.95
2I-In. Rotary POWER MOWERS
After August l5-$lo7.5o
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-08
AUGUST 8th-Qth

A, l o# % . %
hY
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Gowns With
Deep Diving
Backs
By EIeni

Pretty soon clothes with low-cut
backs are going to be so popular
that wearing a plunge neckline
will appear dated"
That's what Elois Jensen,
young Oscar winning Hollywood
designer predicts. Fashion is
turning back, says she. and since
the majority Of women have pretty
backs and wish. to show them,
Elois feels that this great show
of fenininity is going to result In
a very strong fashion trend.
This backless trend is on its way
already in swimwear and the
trend will not only be manifested
in bare shoulder blades, but In
gowns cut very low almost to and
even below the waistline.
And when the backs begin on
their downward trek, Elois says
that women are going to start be-
ing daringly different in how they
accentuate them. Ropes Of pearls
dangling in reverse, jewels affixed
to shoulders and other forms of
'back talk" will then start becom-
ing fashion conversation makers.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

wife Of the Ambassador of Swe.
den; Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
wife of the Senator from Massa.
chuSettS and President-elect
Eisenhower's choice for Unitet
States Ambassador to the Unitet
Nations: Mrs. Wingate Lucas, wife
OF the Representative from Texas
and Senator James Duff of Penn.
sylvania and Mrs. Duff.
Others present included News
paper Columnist David Lawrence
Mrs. Oscar Chapman, wife of the
Secretary of the Interior; Mrs
Jesse NJ. ponaldson, wife 4of thu
Postmaster General; Mrs. Homer
Ferguson, wife of the Senator from
Michigan: Mrs. j. Borden Harri-
man, Mrs. Joseph Dawes, Mrs.
Jouett Shouse, Mrs. John r. Steel
man. wife of the assistant to the
and Par-American Air
ways Vice President Mrs. Anne
Archibald.
The heads Of the three nurses
corps also were on hand to honor
former Ensign Nellie Forbush. I"
Evening star., 1952-12-10

The Women's City Club has
planned 4 full schedule of events
for the remainder Of this week,
beginning with q book review to
be given at 8 pm. tomorrow al
the club, 1888 I street NV.
Mrs. John r. Murdock, wife
Of the Representative from Ari-
zona. will discuss her latest book
Your Memorials in Washington, ;
and an earlier volume, "Youl
Uncle Sam In Washington"
Members and guests will en-
JOY Q Might of Fun" at 8 pm
Friday. Mrs. Edward r. Place Ii
chairman Of the affair and viii
be assisted by Miss Marjorie
Harter. co-chairman.
Miss Pearl Jencks will be II
charge Of refreshments. Mrs
Helen Robichaux and Mrs. e
James Lucas have arranged thu
entertainment program which viii
include selections by the D. c
Keys bArbershop quartet.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Chapter Honors
OAR Officer

Congratulations were in order
last night for Mrs. Marion c.
Slaves at the Christmas meeting
Iof the American Eagle Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, held at the home of Mrs
Edwin ]. Ryan.
AS assistant State treasurer of
the District. OAR Society, Mrs
Slaves had been honored by her
chapter on November 2l at a
reception at the District OAR
Chapter House.
Mrs. John M. Kerr and Miss
Lillian Chenoweth were among
the national officers who attended
while Miss Mamie F. Hawkins
State regent. and other State
officers also were present. In ad-
dition the guests included, Mrs
Rex Hays Rhodes. a past national
officer. and Mrs. James D. Skinner
and Mrs. David i. Wells, past
State regents.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
|Altrusu Plans
Benefit Party

A benefit card party will be
given by the Altrusa Club Of
Washington at 8 o'clock tonight in
the Washington Home for Found
lings, 4510 Forty-second street
NV.
A feature of the evening will be
the sale Of an Altrusan cook book
containing special recipes con-
tributed by the club members.
Refreshments will include q new
kind Of Christmas pie originated
by Miss Eleanor Whitmore, a club
member and food standards spe.
cialist with Government Services,
Inc.
The, program is being planned
by Miss Gretchen Feiker, assisted
by Miss Whitmore. Mrs. Gladys
Doane and Miss Coy Fife. presi-
dent of the club.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Mary Martin
Is Now Texas
NovyAdnniroI

Mary Martin, who is Ensigr
Nellie Forbush to millions oi
South Pacific" fans. visited
Washington briefly yesterday.
When she left she was Admira,
Mary Martin, honorary officer ir
the Texas Navy. Z
The singing star. who looks and
acts like the girl next door, re-
ceived her commission before an
impressive array Of Washington's
official and civilian residents at a
luncheon meeting of the Women's
National Press Club in the Hotel
Statler.
Representative Wingate Lucas
of Texas presented the Texas-born
Miss Martin with her admiral'S
commission, signed and sealed by
Texas Gov. Allan Shivers.
Mr.. Lucas, who represents Miss
Martins home district in Texas.
was rewarded with a kiss. For the
benefit Of photographers. he re-
ceived two more.
In her new rank of honorary
admiral, the entertaining trooper
will join such distinguished COM
pany as PreSident-elect Dwight
D. Eisenhower and Admiral Ches-
ter w. Nimitz. The Texas Navy,
now an honorary group, dates
back to the 1830s when a three
ship fleet patrolled the shores of
the Republic of Texas.
Miss Martin, who recently
bowed out of the South Pacific"
cast in London, after nearly 31a
years in one role, entertained
guests and members by singing
the story of her life.
She began with, "The Lilac
Tree" which she sang at her first
public performance at the age of
five in Weatherford, Tex, swing
ing into her own version of 1.-The
Fillies of Cadiz," the number that
led to her first big break.
up until then" the captivating
Miss Martin quipped, II was
known as Addition Mary around
Hollywood"
She followed up her famous,
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy"
with song she described as her
own feeling for the city she so
recently left, London Pride"
Miss Martins curly-cropped
blond head was set off by a black
velvet full-skirted dress trimmed
with jet beads. She wore single
rhinestone pin at her throat and
Q rhinestone bracelet.
Women's National Press Club
President Marie Sauer presided at
the luncheon.
The Aguest list included such
notables as Miss Martins hus-
band. Richard Halliday, who is
also her business manager; Rear
Admiral Lewis Parks, U. s. Navy
Chief of Information. and Mrs.
Parks; Mrs. Fred M. Vinson, wife
of the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court; Nine. Munthe de-
Morgenstierne, wife of the Am
bassador of Norway and dean of
the diplomatic corps; French Am
bassador Henri Bonnet and Mime.
Bonnet; DR.. j. H. van Roijen, AM
bassador Of the Netherlands, and
Nine. van Roijen; Nine. Bohemian,
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Home Management
opic of Program

The Round Table on Scientific
Management Applied to the Home,
group in the Washington Chap
ter of the Society for the Advance
ment of Management, will meet
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the De-
partmental Auditorium.
DIR. John r. Immer. who has
been active in international
Work Saving Week." both in this
country and Europe, will be the
guest speaker. His topic will be,
Work Saving in the Homes of
Other Countries. 8
At the conclusion of his talk,
there will be a discussion and
question period.
public, 81
Evening star., 1952-12-10
City Club Lists Full Schedule

At 4 pm. Sunday members will
gather for a literary and musical
afternoon which will begin with
a duet for piano and violin by Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Hill. The latter is
music chairman Of the club.
The second portion Of the pro-
gram will feature Miss Helen
Nicolay. life member of the club
who win discuss her book, "Ou1
Capital on the Potomac" She
is the daughter Of John George
Nicolay, secretary to President
Lincoln.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

They are Col. Ruby F. Bryant,
chief Of the Army Nurses Corps;
Col. v. M. zeller, chief of the Air
Force Nurses Corps. and Capt.
Winnie Gibson. chief of the Navy
Nurses Corps.
At the end Of her performance,
Miss Martin announced she will
take a leading role in a play with
Charles Boyer in the next few
months.
After Yesterdays visit. she and
her husband headed back for Lon
don. where he son Larry is serv-
ing in the United States Air Force,
and her daughter Heller is study
ing ballet with Sadler's Wells.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Dolls
To Be Exhibited

One hundred Christmas dolls
dressed by members of the Inner
Wheel of Washington for the Sal
walton Army will be exhibited at
a luncheon meeting to be held
at 1915 pm. Friday in the May
flower Hotel.
The dolls will be distributed to
needy children.
I'm m diately following the
luncheon, a motor caravan of
club members will go to the Blue
Plains Home for the Aged where
Christmas gifts will be presented
to residents of the home.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

The Mills College Alumnae
Group Of Washington will hold
its annual Christmas party from
S to 6 pm. Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Maisel
at Seminary Hill, Alexandria. The
program will include musical Sc
lections by Mrs. Jean Artaud. jr.,
and Mrs. Maisel.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Christmas Dance

A formal Christmas dance viii
be sponsored by Virginia Beta
Iota, the Falls Church chapter Of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, on Fri
day beginning at $3.50 pm. in the
Sportsmen Club on Lee highway
in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Patriots Group

The District Chapter of the Ma
tional Society, Daughters o1
Founders and Patriots of Amer
lea. will hold its December meet
ing at 2 pm. Friday in the Studio
at 1851 Columbia road NV.