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Statesmen

OPPORTUNITY FOR 8 YOUNG MEN
T5-year-oid. nationally operated
company, which has maintained q
bTarich once In this city SO. years,
wants 5 men for permanent posi-
tions in local organization. men
ambitions and DESTROYS, OF earning
IA. 0OO1or over annually, between
Is and 40 years Of age. married ano
the greater Metropolitan Area Of
Wsshington. D. c.; selling experiences
desirable but mot necessary; Write
Tiyine references and telephone
number, Box 2s4-H. star. Ill
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SHOE SALESMAN; position now
open offers opportunity for fast
vacation with pay, insurance and
disqualification. Apply G. r. KIM
NEY CO. 40 18th st. NV. Ill
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced man
for part-time eve. work; also very
good opportunity for full-time
man. Top salary. See Mr.. Milloff,
kOPY KAT. III H st. ne. liz
SHOEMEN
For our 2 stores. No. l.. as regular
sales clerk: No. 2, warehouse. with
selling ability; No. 8. extra for Sat-
urday and holidays. Chance for
rapid advancement. Apply MR..
STERN, II. 1896.
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TELLER.

lELLEh
For financial institution near Capitol
5-day wk. Apply in own handwriting
Box SOL. Star. 10
TELEVTSION SERVICE MAN, outside
good Job for right man. CAR
ROLLS. Tie H st. NV. ME. 2646
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c1Oa A4ON0. pOA 1SI-4,
STAR.
sALEsMAN-7H you can earn s15o
sition for you, as an outside sales
ELRY CO. 7I9 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN-If you are dependable,
have car. are willing to work our
way and like to make real money,
We have an opening for you selma
real estate. Contact EDW. G.
ADAMS, OIL. $500.
year -old local con-
40 with sales. ability and mechanical
inclination for lucrative. perEla-
nent position in transportation
commission. Box 281-H. Star.
SALESMAN. experienced in meat and
provision trade, to call on whole
sale and large retail outlets. with
sausage products. Box 63-L, Star.
sALESMAN-Real estate office. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV
SALESMAN WTD., an experienced
new-house salesman with ability to
sell contract Jobs, should purchaser
want custom built home. Call MIR.
BETHEL, DI. 300. Ill
SALESMAN with car, $50 wk plus.
Ambitious, good sales personality.
Faith, ul, reliable salesman. Wkly.
repeat orders, selling essential bust
ness supplies wholesale to local ad re-
Monday.
STANDARDIZATION available in sill
verware department of local jewelry
store for young man 21-30. Must
be neat and pleasant; experience
helpful but will train applicant II
qualified. Call GAIT 8. BRO. INC,
DI. 1884. Mr.. Edwards.
SALESMAN Of. home study courses to
close leads for Tell-known SshO Dol;
commissions, Give details District
washington IL. b. C.
MISUNDERSTANDING known manu-
facturer Of floor maintenance ma.
terials desires man between 20 anu
40. to sell floor wax. cleaners; wood
ssa e Sospit aIset and o.Rer large
users: numerous existing accounts;
drawing account, bonus. expenses.
Give. details as to age. family status,
previous experience. Box 294-B. Star:
sporting goods dept; modern DER down down
IRVING'S, 10th and 8. -12
SALESMAN with car; splendid oppor-
tunity, good future; salary, $4,000
to 5000. Call JU. $4,000.
SALESMAN. above average. with ear:
ers; paint exp. not needed. Box
s4LEsMAaN. camera, exp, ambitious;
az; fRi ~ CAMERA cENTERs s sis
18th st. NV. -16
SALESMAN, able to = demonstrate
piano. preferably with television ex-
perience: See Mr.: Sycle at KIT
MUSIC CO.. 1880 g st NV. -13
SALESMAN, wholesale candy and to-
bacco; must have car. 2815 M st.
NV. Apply bet. 8 and 10 am, or
sALESMaNMFun time, experienced
salesman for mems shoes; P erma-
Opportunity for advancement. Lib
eraI commission against draw. Out
standing company benefits. Apply
personnel ONCE. SEARS. RoEBUCK
& CO., $500 Wis. ave. NV. liz
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HELP MEN
statesmen

Immediate openings, permanent po-
sitions. Worlds largest retail out
let. Liberal company benefits, COM
mission against darw. No Canvass
ing Car necessary. Mileage allow
ance.
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TRUCK DRIVER
moving furniture; cap
able hauling local work; good salary;
prompt advancement; steady work;
bring references. Report to 639
New York ave. NV. for interview
TYPIST, age 1885; type ct least
90 w.p.m, accuracy essential; DO
sition with an expanding organiZa-
ton. extending all modern employe
benefits; excel. salary for qualified
person. Call Me. COLL. Ia
UPHOLSTERERS-We need several
men who are interested In work
ths other & w week a'q bay ya for e
hrs. every week for good fast man.
No trihers and must be sober. 'Ap-
ply DIAPERS CO., 1888 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. LIZ
UPHOLSTERERS-White. Apply en-
gloyment once; WARDMAN PARK
eape4 II rsTesbns fss faPsS
WATERS. coiored; excellent workins
hours and good earnings. Only ex-
perienced need apply to Headwaite1
Russell weekdays. after 10 am,
Room 1873. National Press Bldg
u 14t n1, snd y SIS. nv 4Sa.,,u,,v W. .I2.,
Snly DsrmsnsRs RGsataon sH ASpy CON- Ml
$4,000, Ext. 56218.
WATCHMAKER, exper. for est. trade
shop. Salary depending on capabiEty.
Ia. 1885 after 1920 am. --13
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PORTER

FIR new NV. apt. bldg. Good hours
and working conditions. See mgr,
GREENBRIAR APIS. 1901 Mass.
ave NV. "
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statesmen

BEST SELLING DEAL
IN TOWN ON TELE-
VISION AND APPLI-
ANCES. ABSOLUTELY
NO CANV A S S I N G.
EVERY LEAD is HOT.
YOU'LL MAKE COM
MISSION S M O S T
statesmen D r e A M
ABOUT. A POWER
HOUSE PROMOTION
AL ORGANIZATION
BACKS YOU. CAR MEG
E S S A r Y. SEE MIR.
MANTZ IN PERSON.
McCOY'S
807 H ST. NE.
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NIGHT MAN, able to operate eleva-
tor and switchboard 10 pm. to 8
am. Apply SUPT,, 1926 New Hamp.
are. NV.
NIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open
at q school situated SO miles ; outside
RI nH5$feG H eGRsy Between sss II a and
4 pm, Monday. Feb. IL. Ill
OFFICE ASSISTANT -. Young man.
able to type some knowledge OF
bookkeeping; opportunity for right
man. Apply 110a 9th st. NV. 10
OFFICE MANAGER for small ONCE
knowledge. Of bookkeeping and typ.
and as e refs. Apply "i Box 1is-H. Star
OFFICE MANAGER to take charge
bookkeeping helpful; good future;
full particulars given at interview.
Apply in person esl7 Reed st.
on BURNER sERvICEMAN-Must
be experienced. Familiar with D. G.
e ea9 ss. Must have car. Reply. to
Box 36O-L, Star. III
OPERATORS AND PROOF PASSERS,
with cars. Phone AP. 1881 between
and 8 pm. -l2
PAINTERS (2l, first-class mechanics
only. Call between 10 ana 1886
am. 10. 1910.
PAINTERS, experienced; work in Vi
entity Falls Church. Call JE- 3-7219.
PAINTER FOREMAN. cap. of handling
men; turn out 1st-class work: must
know city; yr.-'round work with ad-
vancement. Our organ: has been adj
vised Of this ad. Box 372-L. Star;
-l3
PARTS DEPT. CLERK. SHERIFF
MOTOR 15o co. Phone Mr. Hood at
PART-TIME CLERK. for drug and
liquor store; experienced; nights;
CATHEDRAL PHARMACY. 5000
Connecticut ave, -1u
PATENT ATTORNEY. chemical or
ganic, for New York ONCE of large
chemical company. with Patent Of
flee. experience and law degree;
give details of education and patent
experience in first letter. Box 35-H H.
PHARMACIST. nights. 3rd Sun; :;
Si25 week. Apply McREYNOLDs
PHARMACY. 18th and @ SITS. NV
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HELP MEN
MAN WITH cAR.

Big earniuSs: good refer
ences; or IL you are already
working and making less than
S95 per week, consider this
AN INVITATION
To come with me any 3 eve
nings and see more money
made in 9 hours than you
make In 40. Phone 81. 6A13
Sunday for appointment.
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STEWARD

- j GW 811tO
Well experienced. sober, qualified *
take complete charge Of dining room
kitchen and banquet business II
large hotel. Apply giving experience
age. marital status. etc. Box 36Osk
STOCK CLERK and delivery boy, fol
grocery store. Apply 62S 9th Ut
sGRyEY RoDMAN and chain man
permanent employment for expert.
enced young man. Apply MIR
KAPLAN, 1904 Ripley st., Silver
SURVEYORS, instrument men snt
chainmen. CAN SH. 1927. 10
TELEVISION AND RADIO REPAIR.
MAN. experienced. DAUBER'S. 1920
nv "A aNT Ri ai~ INSTALLER and helper
wanted by local Du Mont distribu.
tor. Write Mr.. Peters. AMERICAN
WHOLESALERS, 5th and W SITS. n. e..
stating age, experience. etc. 10
TELEVISION BENCH MAN
With practical knowledge and theory
OF TV and radio. Top salary fol
top man. Others need not apply
Call Mr., Checker, OIL, 1904.
BETHESDA TV
1865 Georgetown Rd., Bethesda, Nd
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Americas leading mems furnishing
stores desires the services OF q
salesman. Excellent earnings. per-
manent position.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
MO q az NJ IN 10
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PHARMACISTS

Men and women registered; excel
salary. 4S-hr.. wk.; 6 ,S-hr. days; g
holidays yr; With pay; large pre scr5
excel. chance for adv, vac, with
pay after / VI. sick leave after I
VI, ms. and hosp. avail. after 3
mos. empl., ret. plan avail. for those
over 30 with yrs. serv; Write OF
PEoPLEs DRUG STORES. INC, "a
P st. ne, Washington 2. D. C.,
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

BRANCH MANAGEH POTENIlAL
We are building anew in our Wash
ington territory and seek q man
who is willing to work to build a
year-old AAA-1 concern, one OF the
oldest and largest in our field. now
expanding. Manufacturers Of top
quality exclusives, line includes
business gifts. business greeting
cards. advertising blotters. for. direct
endar field. The man we want is
capable of calling on owners OF
businesses and is well acquainted In
and around Washington. Commits
sions are high, with 25Ts year end
bonus. plus disqualification. life In
ing. Write Dept. LRR, THE GER
LACH-BARKLoW CO.. Joliet, III.
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MEAT CUTTER

Experienced, fast, dependable, able to
take over the MANAGEMENT OF an
entire super market in the NV. sec
ton; not over 40 years old: excellent
pay; group insurance; weeks va
cation with pay; good wor 1a
MEAT MAN, exp, for hotel supply
house, to supervise assembly OF
orders. Adequate starting salary
chance for advancement vacation
and health benefits. Write; STATING
exp, age and ref. Replies helc
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 420-H, Star. i;
MECHANIC. for lawn mowers ano
Garden tractors; shop exper. with :
and cycle motors; 5Hs day VIZ; yr
round work. paid vacations, holiday'
and hosp. See Mr.. Ritter. MA
LoNEY's. INC. s126 Georgia aye.
MECHANIC. list class; farm tractor
and equipment exper. necessary
81 day wk.. average earnings Ply:
SEQ q wk.: paid holidays. vacations
and hosp. See Mr.. Moore or MI
Sniyely, MALONEY'S. INC. Sl2t
Qeorgia ave. Silver spring; Sc s;.,
up truck. white. See MT. EWln
WITTSTATTS. 1906 14th st. NV
no, 7l77. Monday.
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WINDOW
DISPLAY MAN

interested in proving ability
by showing results in perfectly
planned windows with new
modern equipment and work
room: unusually liberal dis
count PRIVILEGES. Apply MR..
SPICER,
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MACHINISTS
Tool and Die Makers


FuIl-time steady work. Top wages.
Apply ANTON TOOL q MFG. Co.
INC, Clinton. Md, miles from
D. C. line out Branch ave. sc. --13
MANAGER TRAINEE, 24-55. sales
dept. natl. CO; asgd. within 90 days:
MR. YOUNG. Room 702, 10 l4th
st. NV. 1912 pm. = Ia
MEAT CUTTER. with counter exper..
51a-day wk., good pay and working
cond. ia. 2-78S7. ARVILLE MAR
RET, 2516 Columbia pike. .Arl. 10
MEAT CUTTERS (2l. experienced for
self-service meat department; many
company benefits; must be sober;
apply in person, BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET. 1923 Rhode IS
land ave ne -12
MEATCUTTER Sober Industrious
man for a self-service meat dept.
in supermarket. Excel. Job for right
man. Decentralization group in sqP
anee; paid vacations. apply 70 MY VI
Bladensburg. -lO
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HELP MEN
Sales Representative,

OPENING IN LOCAL
BRANCH OF LARGE BEV-
ERAGE DISTRIBUTOR,
FOR AGGRESSIVE MAN,
% TO IS YRS. OF AGE,
PREFER MAN THOROUGH
LY FAMILIAR WITH AND
LIVING IN THIS AREA,
MUST HAVE CAR.
STRAIGHT SALARY PLUS
EXPENSES. REPLY BY
LETTER STATING QUAIL
FICATIONS. BOX 222-H,
STAR.
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SALES MGR.

$4,000 VI. plus sales bonus; 25-40
yrs, cheerful personality, lively APP
pearance; train small sales staff to
call on every type retail merchant
to take weekly repeat orders for
wholesale, packaging and paper
fully. Box 1f10-H. Star.
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HELP MEN
PORTER

Young man with shipping and re-
ceiving experience preferred for gen.
eral porter duties in leading down.
town jewelry store. Good opportunity
those with good references need ap-
ply In person to Mr. Eiseman.
BATES JEWELERS.
p CT AT 9th NJ w
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SALES PROMOTION CooRDTNAToR
corporation of international stat
ure. has q position for. a youna
college graduate. opportunity to
advance limited only by individual
ability. Genuine interest In sales.
manship essential. Experience moi
necessary. Will be attached tC
Silver Spring sales once and handle
advertising and sales promotion
Please write for appt. giving quail:
lcatinnS. BOX 221-H. Star 10
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LUBRICATION MAN
MAINTENANCE MAN

LIGHTLY BUILT
With car or light panel truck, for
air conditioning and ventilating duct
cleaning; mostly nightwork; steady;
good salary, expenses. 4015 Georgia
ave. NV 10
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YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
RETAIL, SHOE BUSINESS

not necessary; permanent
position for right man; fine oppor.
tunity for advancement; extra COM
pany benefits after flrst year. APP
ply to Mr.. Alderton, HANOVER
SHOE STORE. 729. 14th st. NV.
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VACUUM CLEANERS
SEWING MACHINES
SLIP COVERS AND
DRAPERIES
FARM EQUIPMENT
REFRIGERATORS
AWNINGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
PLUMBING AND HEATING
BUILDING MATERIALS
CUSTOM KITCHENS
Apply Personnel Office
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV.
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MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
White, experienced in heating and
minor plumbing repairs, large apt.
development. Apply BUCKINGHAM
MAINTENANCE DEPT, 1926 N.
PerShing dr.. Arlington. Va. 10
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!. THE SUNDAY STAR
HELP MEN tcont.D

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1852
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Miss McCIenon
Is Married to
Pvt. Ray

The chapel Of the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church was the
scene on March Is Of the marriage
Of Miss Mary McClenon, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.
McClenon of Takoma Park, to
Pvt. Scott A. Ray, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Ray Of Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. r. Paul Schearrer officiated at
the ceremony.
The brides gown was Of white
satin and lace and she carried a
Colonial nosegay of white flowers.
Her attendant was Miss Frances
Rouse Of Frankfort, KY. and Pvt.
Robert Gilmore Of Roxboro, N. c.,
served as best man.
Mrs. Ray Is q graduate Of the
University Of Maryland and her
husband was graduated from
Emory University in Atlanta.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Nine. Van Roijen
Will Be Speaker

Nine. van Roijen, wife Of the
Netherlands Ambassador. will re-
late the duties of an Ambassadors
wife when her Queen visits the
United States. She will speak
to the Capital Public Speaking
Glasses at a luncheon at the
Wardman Park Hotel on March
IS.
Toastmaster for the luncheon
will be Mrs. John Auchincloss and
Mrs. Carow-Hunt will make the
speech of welcome.
Guests Of honor viii be Senhora
de eves-FernandeS, wife of the
Ambassador Of Portugal: Lady
Steel, wife Of the British Minister;
Mrs. James c. Davis, president Of
the Congressional Club and wife
of Representative Davis of
Georgia: Mrs. Hiram Cole Hough-
ton, president. General Federation
of Women's Clubs: Mrs. Melvina
Lindsay Of the editorial staff of
the Washington Post. and Miss
Phyliss Bell.
The greeting viii be given by
Mrs. Lester Hunt, wife of the Sen
ator from Wyoming, on behalf Of
the Public Speaking Class Of the
CongresSiona Club.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Indonesiun
EnvoyHos

Dinner time last evening found
the Indonesian Ambassador and
Nine. Sastroamidjojo entertain
ing in honor Of the tin delegation
Of their country, which has been
here several weeks on conferences.
The event took place at the EN-
bassy and was q buffet supper.
The guests counted up to about
so with people from the delega-
ton, the State Department, the
RFC, and the General Services
Administration, as well as mem
bers Of the Embassy staff.
Included were Mr.. Harry A.
Mcdonald. administrator Of the
RFC, and Mr.. Jess Larson, ad-
ministrator of the GSA.
Expected from the State De-
partment were Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
F. Melby, Mr.. and Mrs. Wymber-
ly Coerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Galbraith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard s.
Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan p.
Bramble, Mr.. and Mrs. winthrop
q. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexis Johnson.
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THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, d. G. -
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1859

day. He's stopping at the
Brazilian Embassy. win 60 on
to New York. then to Paris and
finally Teheran where he will
head the Brazilian Legation.
Teenie and Dick Hawkins and
their attractive young brood are
just UP from Lima where Dick
has served as First Secretary at
our Embassy since September.
1949. The entire family is
heading for his next post -
Singapore. which must be an
indication that the State De-
partment fears no shooting
there in the coming months.
The former Christine Ekengren
and her husband and family are
stopping at the Sulgrave Club
until April IL when they will
sail for Europe. They will have
q tour abroad before they are
due to report in Singapore on
June /.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

Patients afflicted with rheumatic
fever. polio or diabetes. are given
the required treatment which is
furnished by excellent medical
services. modern facilities and
loving care from the staff.
The general chairman for the
benefit is Mrs. James A. Murray,
and her committee members are
Mrs. Howard Boyd, invitations;
Mrs. William Rippard. tickets;
Mrs. Aubrey Clarke, door prizes;
Mrs. Donald Buckingham, patron
esSeS; Mrs. Joseph Monaghan and
Mrs. Maurice May, program; Mrs.
Michael McInerney, tea hostesses,
and Mrs. Lowell Bradford, pub
licity.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Exclusively Your 5
Alon Valentines House Broken Into Late Sotrdoy Nqlt
Eric Johnstons Enteoin and Show Movie in De Luxe Style

only thing missing was q bag
Of peanuts.
Capital Fotpourri The Rich
ard Wigglesworths must really
have been taken to the
cleaners" on that fateful day Of
March is. The Massachusetts,
legislator and his wife ran into
De Forest Van Slyck at Anne
Carter Greene,s cocktail party
for Elizabeth Taylor Of Little
Rock and asked If they could
borrow so cents to get home in q
taxi. Things are coming to q
pretty pass! Brazilian diplo-
mat Hugo Gouthier is back in
town for three days. was greeted
by loads Of surprised friends in
the Mayfiower Lounge yester-
Evening star., 1952-03-19
BY Kothorine IA. Brooks

Probably the last official recep-
ton Of Mrs. Truman's while a
resident Of Blair House will be
next Monday at the tea hour,
The Presidents wife will receive
IL foreign students from Smith
College and a limited number Of
local Smith College alumnae at
4 O'Clock. It will be impossible
to serve tea in Blair House at
that time as much Of the china,
silverware and some Of the fur
nishings already are being re-
turned to the White House.
The President and Mrs. Tru-
man with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Wallace, again viii be in
residence at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue Friday, March 20. Already
some of the furniture of Blair
and Blair Lee House is out Of
storage ready to be put back in
its place as White House furni-
ture is moved across the street.
Miss Trumon Out West
Miss Margaret Truman. filing
engagements on the West Coast,
will miss the confusion of moving
and also the pleasure of the visit
Of Queen Juliana and Prince
Bernhard.
All of the engagements on Mrs.
Truman's schedule as given out
yesterday by Mrs. James M. Helm,
social secretary. at the White
House, are tentative and depend
on the continued improvement of
the health of Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. Truman expects to attend
the dinner in honor of the Inter-
national Commanders of the Sal
vation Army. Gen. and Mrs. Albert
OrSborn Of London. Thursday eve
ming March q. The dinner will
be given at the Shoreham Hotel
and Mai. Gen. Albert L. Cox is in
charge Of arrangements.
The Jangos will celebrate their
10th anniversary March 81, for
which Mrs. j. Lawton Collins has
loaned her home at Fort Lesley j.
McNair, and Mrs. Truman will be
guest OF honor. The tea is planned
as a benefit for the work of the
Jangos and Mrs. G. E. Griggs in
Arlington is in charge.
To Attend Benefit
The Thrift Shop benefit tea on
April FOOLS Day at the Sulgrave
Club also will be attended by Mrs.
Truman. Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner
has charge and the event is the
last given out yesterday by Mrs.
Helm, who will hold her next con-
ference April /.
Mrs. Truman will fulfill her
promise Of many months ago and
personally show members Of the
conference over the private presi-
Dental suite on the second floor
Of the White House. Members of
Mrs. Helms press conference will
view the ground floor, the state
reception rooms, on the first floor
and the third floor before meeting
Mrs. Truman on the second floor.
New members of the household
Evening star., 1952-03-19
ChunbIins
Give Annual Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chamblin
jr..-he's Executive Vice President
OF the N. A. M, Washington office
gave their annual cocktail party
last evening from 6 to 8 O'Clock
at the Carlton Hotel. The gather
ing included about 800 friends.
Greeting her guests the hostess
wore short black taffeta dress, q
pale pink fioWered hat dressed up
with rhinestones, and diamonds.
Included in those invited were
members Of the Diplomatic Corps.
Congress, the fourth estate, and
residential society.