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Evening star., 1952-08-04
Renu Brown
Is Married

Miss Rena N. Brown of WASH
ington was married on August 2
to Mr.. r. Fletcher Rawls of
Arlington. The ceremony was per-
formed by Chaplain Donald c.
Beatty in the garden of the home
of Miss Gretchen Feiker of Wash
ington.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown of
Mason County, Tex. Mr.. Rawls is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
RawlS of Burkesville, Va.
Mrs. Nathan w. Taylor was the
brides only attendant. Best man
was 1t. Comdr. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawls went to the
Blue Ridge Mountains on their
wedding trip and after returning
will reside in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
.Weddinq


Maj. Genevieve M. Mccartney
Army Nurse Corps. and Maj. Mer'
ton Elbridge Church, A. u. S., wer'
married July 13 in the Base Cha.
pei. End Logistical Command
Korea. Chaplain Robert j. Dwyel
officiated at the ceremony. which
was followed by a reception at thu
Senior Officers Club.
The bride, daughter of Mrs
Marie Mccartney Of Jeanette, Pa.
lis presently assigned as chic
nurse of the 64th Field Hospital
serving with the 9th U. S. Arm,
in Korea.
Maj. Church, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Guy Northrup Church o1
Falls Church, Is assigned to Head
quarters. End Logistical Command
of the 9Th U. s. Army.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
.Huff-Nurtin
Engagement

1t. Col. and Mrs. Emmett Olin
HUFF of University Park, Md, and
|Sasebo. Japan. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Mar
jorie Bernetta. to Mr.. Charles
Franklin Martin, son of Mrs. VIII
liam j. Mccormack of Columbus,
Ind. and Mr.. Charles L. Martin
of Portland. Greg. The wedding
will take place August Is at the
Fort Myer Chapel.
Miss HUFF graduated from the
Thomas Roberts School in Berlin,
Germany; Stephens College in
Columbia, Mo-. and the Univer-
sity of Syracuse in New York,
where she was a member Of Delta
Delta Delta sorority.
Mr.. Martin has just returned
from Saudi Arabia, where he has
been serving with the Air Force.
He has been discharged and is
entering the University Of Indiana
in September.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
By Betty BeoIe


This is Washington's slowest
month yet things couldn't have
been peppier on the Chevy Chase
Club terrace dance floor Satur-
day night. Everything from a
Charleston to a fast rumba was
being done with considerable
eclat by some of the towns sub
stantial citizenry who don't fold
up and die in summer but get
a kick out of the Capitals
friendliest season.
y Setting the young Charleston
pace to Cy Delman's rhythm
was pretty. blond. debutante
Julie Arnold, and showing us
Americans what a superb rumba
is apt to be executed south Of
the border was the charming
young Mexican doctor currently
studying here, Xavier Barbosa.
Viewing the scene from the
cool of the lawn or having a
twirl themselves were Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas G. Kinkaid
who had Helen kirkpatrick and
Patsy Field in their party Of
10; Col. George Doole squirting
Anne Carter Greene: Jack Lo-
gan with Rahel Davies Fitch,
who gave birthday dinner for
Kathryn Eager; the Bob Erwins
and GroSvenor Chapmans, who'd
had the energy to play tennis
doubles in the afternoon, the
Conway Hunts. Henry and Billie
Gardner, the Donald Bucking-
hams and Jane and Donald De
Veau.
Pretty Jane DeVeau was a
welcome sight. Fresh from the
hospital, it was her first ap-
pearance since her unfortunate
accident the first part of July.
She fell on the steps of their
house and landed in such a pc
culiar way that her back was
broken. After a month of great
discomfort, it is believed now
that she is going to be all right.
Slim, wiry Kathryn Eager,
wife of Brig. Gen. John Eager
and sister of Millard Tydings,
couldn't have been more pleased
with her favorite birthday pres
ent. A rabid Democrat, she said
her 16-year-old son had pre-
sented her with Noel Busch's
biography of Adlai Stevenson
with an inscription that would
make any mother fizz for weeks.
ITO dearest Mom," it read, "who
on her - birthday (number
of years omitted by request)
has the wisdom Of an octogena-
rian and the figure of a teen
ager." =. That is strong
champagne.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Archie Jett of Nor.
folk of the engagement of theil
daughter. Alice Rice, to Mr.. Will
liam Donald Dyck, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Peter Hiebert Dyck of Wash.
|ington and Salina, Kans.
Miss Jett is a graduate of Miss
Turnbull's School and attended
the Norfolk Division, College oi
William and Mary. She is now
with the Department of State ir
Washington. Her fiance was
graduated from George Washing.
ton University where he was q
member of Sigma Nu fraternity
During the last war he served
with the United States Air Force
The wedding will take place in
September.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Group Organized
With New Charter

The Conference Of State So
|cieties is now organized under its
Congressional Charter.
The charter took two sessions OF
Congress to get, and the organiza-
ton took almost as long, due to
intramural battle axing. At the
END of the organizational meeting
some observers claimed the van
|quished faction walked out. Others
said it just didn't happen to be
there for the final vote.
The persons in Office under the
old regime were blanketed into
the new. They are: Mr.. John s.
Slear, North Carolina, chairman;
Col. Heber II. Rice. West Virginia,
first vice president; Miss Pherne
Miller. Oregon. second vice presi-
dent: Miss Bessie Thrasher, Ten
nessee, secretary; Mr.. Carlos Tai
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Miss Miller
ToB Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack D. Miller
announce the engagement of their
daughter Anne Bowie. to Mr.
Steuart C. Nottingham of Nor
folk. He is the son of Mrs. Ma
thaniel D. Nottingham and the
late Mr.. Nottingham.
Miss Miller was graduated from
st. Joseph's College in Emmits-
burg. Md. and is taking graduate
work at Baruch Center of Physi-
cal Medicine at the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia in Richmond. Her
f1ance is an alumnus of the Uni
versity of Richmond and is now
studying at the Medical College
of Virginia.
Early October is the date set
for the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
college Class
Study; ;Coreer
US. Murriuqe

PHILADELPHIA, CNANA) =
Can a woman combine a profess
|sional career with marriage?
Women in colleges are now
studying seriously this question.
With the all-out demand for man
power and woman power in indus
TRY and business and the rising in
fation. which make more than one
Iwage-earner in family a present.
day problem. the question is more
than an academic one.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eckhardt May
dean of the faculty of Hood Col
llege, Frederick, Md. in her social
sciences course recently asked her
students what they thought of a
combined professional career and
marriage.
Here are some excerpts from the
replies that women students
turned in:
"A married woman has more op-
portunitieS for happiness than any
other woman on earth. But don't
marry yourself to an apartment,
a house or Kitchen" wrote Doro-
thy Snyder.
Household Boredom Discussed.
College women have a social re-
sponsibility of assuming leader
ship in the community, Dorothy
Handley, another student, answer
ed. This she believes can be done
by staying in the home.
Volunteer part-time activities
are favored by Jane Furechtem-
yer, who told her teacher: Mod
ern appliances make it possible
for a woman to be relieved of her
household chores. The boredom
that results from lack of work
could easily bring about discord in
the marriage. Being a full time
mother in my Technology does not
exclude the woman from partici-
pating in volunteer activities"
Because of the changing eco
nomic conditions in the Nation
more married women are being
forced to obtain jobs outside the
the home, Nancy Freeman points
out. She believes that it is the
obligation and privilege of an edu-
.lcated woman to share her knowl-
ledge with other members Of the
community.
Betsy Newcomer felt that q
mother should work only if she
has made adequate provision for
her children.
Should Be Mentally Alert.
If you have professional or
specialized training that's fine
use it. was the reaction of Jane
ITaggart. "You need to grow and
develop through contacts outside
!, the home just as your husband
does. The majority of men these
days don't want a stagnating wife
who can talk of nothing over the
dinner table except the dinner she
has prepared, the cake she has
baked, the curtains she has ironed,
and what the lady next door said.
Even though you commit your
self as wife and homemaker when
you take the marriage vows, there
is no need for you to cut off other
sources of pleasure and work.
These can be as much a part of
making a home as the cleaning
and washing, and will help to
keep you mentally alert, socially
aware. and emotionally well-bal-
anced."
4 The course on women and fam
lily life at Hood College is one
OF the required basic courses for
Jail students.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Society News:
Society News:
Air Marshal Scissor
Is Being Entertained
Gen. and Mrs. Spootz Host to British
Air Chief, Miss Bouvier With Mother

Air Marshal Sir John Slessor
the Chief of the British Air Staff
always finds many old friends
whenever he comes to Washington
and his current visit is no excep-
ton.
In fact, the biggest problem is
getting the opportunity to see
all of them. He arrived here a few
days ago and expects to depart
shortly. While in the capital. he is
the houseguest of Air Chief
Marshal Sir William and Lady
Elliot.
Friends of long standing, re-
tired Air Force Gen. and Mrs
Carl Spaatz, entertained for the
distinguished visitor last evening
Mrs. Spaatz hoped the skies would
be clear and the weather relative
ly cool. AS she said-it wasn't toe
long ago that hoStesses were hop
ing it would be warm enough to
entertain in the garden; now
they hope it's cool!
Anyway, the Spaatz' planned
their small and informal supper
for the garden of their 34th street
home, with arrangements, OF
course, to move inside if necessary
This evening. Sir Johns hosts
will be Vice Admiral Arthur Cay
ley Davis, director of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff. and Mrs. Davis
who will give a dinner party in
their Chevy Chase home.
In Newport
Miss Lee Bowler. who is spend
ing the summer at. Hammersmith
Farm in Newport, with her moth
er. Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, and
Mr.. Auchincloss, will will be one
of the models at the fashion show
Saturday that will be held for
the benefit Of the Newport Hos
pital.
The show will be given at the
Newport Casino and Mrs. James
H. Van Allen, wife of the presi-
dent of the Casino, is general
chairman. Mrs. Eric Eweson is CO.
chairman and among others on
the committee is Mrs. Thomas
Letter.
Miss Bouvier probably will re-
turn to Merrywood, the Mclean,
Va, home of the Auchinclosses,
before going back to Sarah Law
renee College.
Other young ladies in the news
at Newport are the debutantes and
post debutantes who will make
up the junior committee for the
Casinos annual invitation tennis
tournament on August IL.
In this group that Mrs. Van
Allen has selected is Miss Lydia
Evening star., 1952-08-04

Strauss, whose two grandmothers
Mrs. Anne Archbold and Mrs
Joseph Strauss, live in Washing
ton. Miss Strauss is the daughter
of Mrs. Archbold Strauss of New
port and of Capt. Elliott B
Strauss. now on duty there.
Another event coming up is
the clambake to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. John Nicholas Brown at
Harbour Court for the people at
tending the annual club cruise
Mr.. Brown is commodore of the
New York Yacht Club. He is the
former Assistant Secretary of the
Navy for Air and he and Mrs
Brown made a wide circle OF
friends of Washington while liv-
ing in Georgetown from 1916 to
1949.
Diplomatic Notes
Ceylon Ambassador and Lady
Corea left Washington on Wed
nesday evening for a two weeks
trip. They now are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix de Weldon al
Beacon Rock. The ambassador
now has the title of Sir Claude
since being knighted by Queen
Elizabeth II. He is the former
High Commissioner from Ceylor
to Great Britain.
Indian Ambassador and Mrs. B
r. Sen returned to the Embassy
Thursday from a short stay al
Hamilton, N. Y. where he spoke
lat Colgate University. They plan
to leave Washington the middle
of September when the new Am
baSsador. Ganganvihari L. Mehta
with his wife and two of Their
daughters, will arrive here.
Mr.. Sen is completing his third
tour OF duty at Washington and
with his family will leave many
personal friends in the Capital
He has been here as head of the
diplomatic mission only since De-
cember. When they return to In
'dia, Mr.. Sen is expected to be an
pointed Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs.
Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Concheso and their two older
children were in New York
through yesterday. having left
Washington the middle of last
week. It was their first trip tc
Washington since the Ambassador
came on this, his second, tour OF
duty as Ambassador.
Leaving this week for a vaca-
ton in his homeland will be Syrian
Minister Faiz El-Khouri. II will
De his first trip there in a numbe,
OF years, but since he will be gone
only a few weeks, Mime. El-Khourj
VIII not accompany him. She and
thelr son will be in Atlantic Citv
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Exclusively Yours
Chevy Chase Club Is Scene of Goyety;
Noted Bestigui Ball to Be Held Again

Someone said that the latest
word from Gwen Cafritz advised
that the Bestigui ball in Venice
this year would fall on Septem-
ber 3 and the one Countess
Volpi will give during the height
of the Venetian season on Sep
tember 5-neither to be in
costume.
Last summer it was Carlos
Bestigui's extravagantly lavish
ball, you remember. that set the
world on its tin ear. The mil
lionaire Mexican, who spends all
his time in Europe, entertained
members of the international
set-wearing costumes costing
thousands of dollars each-with
a luxurious disregard for expense
that is rarely. If ever, seen in
these times. Costumed in ele-
CANT satin like Louis XIV, he
also provided an orchestra, you
will recall, for the street crowd
that he knew would gather. and
money was tossed out to the
people.
A few days later down in
simple, informal Acapulco.
amusing Xavier Barbosa, threw
a Bestigui-take-off party that
had Mexico giggling and buzzing
for weeks. He also dressed in
the fashion of Louis quatorze
only his knee breeches were Of
rough, colored Mexican cloth.
his wig of curly wood shavings
and his feet were bare. Just
about everybody came bare
footed including actresses Do.
lores del Rio and Evelyn Keyes.
The rummiest three piece
band he could find in Acapulco
(and that would be far from
melodiouS) was hired to play
out on the street and the guests
dramatically tossed peanuts out
the window just for the heck
of it. Best touch of all were
the ancestral portraits" that
looked down from the walls on
the strange cotton clothed,
straw-hatted Gainsborough fig-
ures, etc. They were horned
steer skulls framed in naughty
poses and draped with Louis
XIV wigs Of absorbent cotton!
Bestigui's guests paraded in
high style all night but Bar
bosa's guests laughed at them
selves till 8 in the morning.
4 y \ +
Bobby and Nancy Werlich
were presented with a new char
coal outdoor grill in the shape
OF a barrel the other day, and
promptly gave an outdoor grill
party this past week end for
Is friends.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Miss Fucchinu
| Will Morry

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis v. Facchina
OF Herndon. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Ann to Mr.. Aldo A. Merollini
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Merol-
lini Of Peckville, Pa.
The bride-elect attended st.
Cecilia's Academy and was gradu-
ated from Dunbarton College of
the Holy Cross in Washington
Evening star., 1952-08-04
European Trip

Mrs. Max Zarin of Washington
and her daughter, Linda, sailed
Friday on the S. S. America for
"a two-month trip abroad. They
will visit in England, France, Bel
.gium, Holland. Switzerland and
Italy. They will return on the
S. S. United States.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Miss Florence Clawson.

Luther Rice Memorial Church
was the scene recently of the
wedding of Miss Hazel Florence
Clawson and Mr.. David Hunting
ton Harrison. The Rev. Michael
War; officiated at the ceremony
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Loyce A. Clawson anc
Mr.. Harrison is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Harrison of Hyatts.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Wescott
|of Red Bank. N. j., formerly OF
Hyattsville, Md, announce the en-
|gagement of their daughter. Sally
Ann. to Mr.. Robert Shultz. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Shultz
of South Bend. Ind.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Photo.

Miss Audrey f. Jaffee
The Willard Hotel was the scene
Of the August 3 marriage Of Miss
Audrey Frances Jaffee to Mr.
Norman Charles Salkind. Rabbi
Harry Silverstone performed the
ceremony after which a reception
was held.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Jaffee
and Mr.. Salkind is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Salkind Of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salkind plan tc
reside in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

|tano. Guam, assistant secretary;
Mr.. Arthur Angel, New Mexico
treasurer: Mr.. Sam McElwain,
Mississippi, assistant treasurer
Iand Miss Charlotte Marr, Illinois,
historian.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

FUTURE AND MOTHER-t
DID, Before
Mrs Wom Lonen will be making daughter Moe PppereI
named
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Clifford Lonoeon taking Quon which he
will
H., Gogou
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MRS. JAY S. FICHTNER
The former
NHNn~ UoA Komf,nnon

WIsS rae n. KAUFMAN
The marriage Of the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kauf-
man to the SON Of Mrs. Max
Fichtner Of New York City and
the late Mr.. Fichtner, took
place August 2 at the United
States Naval Chapel in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1952-06-26

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FOOD CHECKER

Top restaurant experience necessary;
excellent salary including meals
apply in person weekdays only, 8
TO IL am. FAN d BILLS, 1882
Conn. ave =
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PAINTING AND DECORATING
For those who appreciate craftsman
ship. AP, 1858. -CR
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HELP DOMESTIC
CHILD CARE

Empl. cpl. want woman to care for 2
children IN Silver Spring; 5 days q
week; SIS. Apply any time at No
Manchester pl., Apt. 2O4. ~
COMPANION-G.H.W., white. Call IA
COOK-G.H.w W.. good with children
clean and reliable; live in; $50 ol
COOK and first-fioor work; mus,
have have Eood references and be re-
COOK-G. .H.W.. live in, over 25
small family; new rambler. EN-
CENTRAL HOUsEwoRK-cooK, iiv,
off; fond of children; Silver Spring
Juniper S-S641.
CIV, live in; cook, laundry; vaca.
cation with pay; S26 start, Cal
before before am. or after 8 pm. EN-
CIV. and ironing; exper.. S super
some nights. Wo. 457O. -26
G.H;W.-PLAIN COOK, exper. with
week. Call KE. 7-0OSO after s m
G.H.w., live in; . children; loca
references MtI nGss required; $25 to start
civ AND COOKING: live in
Bethesda; references. WI. 347s
GIRL. G.H.W.. light laundry, plair
cooking; 5lz-day week; city ref; vic
upper 10th st. RA. S451.
GIRL, g.h.w., child care, 10 to 8
Tues, Thurs, Sat; must have refs
and be experienced with infant; Va
area. JE. 3-2S49.
white. live in: small
home in Arlington. Business couple
2 children, no cooking for adults
other help for heavy work; gooc
salary. Write 4015 South 2Sth st,
Arlington, or call TIE. OO06. -26
II for small moderr
farm; 15 mi. from District; fol-
father and grown son; supply full
details. Box 2l6-A, Star.
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HELP WOMEN
MATTRESSES

Closed Sundays. IRVIN'S RESTAU-l
RANT. I'll 18th ST NV i
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITlONs-Free estimates. remod-
coNsrRsrNo e1l9s se:1aE tS cor roGf Mr Gent CENTRAL
RENoSEIiNG G-1Residentials or com, conn
mercial; no Job too small or toe
large; For free est. call RE 77O9
ADDITIONS - Carpentry. plastering.
painting. ETC.: no money down, up
to z years to pay. HAMILTON
CONTR., RE. 4477. 2Ss
ADDITIONS. alterations, repairs,
porch Enclosures. extra rooms,
screening. recreation rooms. attic
finished. Complete building service
to increase the value of your prop
erty. CALL NOW, TODAY, for free
estimate. Financing arranged fol
your convenience. Can GRIFFIN s
AIR CONDITIONING. refrigeration
installations and repairs: new anC
used; S100 Up. Elk. 95S2. Il
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
or private roads; free estimates
Telephone OIL. 1900 or OIL. 4567.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
Farm roads. Free est. ST. 1000
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started.
cSsghT Snsn ta4p qp' saditsd clesed all taxes.
AMOUNTING STUDENT desires full
time position. RE. 14O0. Ext; 5I5.
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNTANT. cost
" Wafdo4f Esnsra5; aasT Box 1872 Waldorf; 81. Nd
LioUoR sToRE MANAGER-Ma1 %
Yrs; OF age, yrs. exper. asst. mgr.
appearance, aggressive Immediately
avail. Phone JU. 5-19l3. 27s
MAN (COL.) wants part-time job
morning or afternoon. Can do any
thlng from shoe repairing to dish
washing: DI. 6956.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs, yard work,
cleaning: etc. sATVATfoaN ARMY, ARMY
Harbor Lights Codp.. ME. 1892.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
PAINTER wants new or old work, in.
SIDE or outside. contract. 20 yrs
exp. exp. White te mechanic. MR.. WHITE
|sECRETARY AND sTENoGRAPHER
for July and August with executive:
expert in shorthand; experienced In
business, law and medical pro-
cedures; remuneration open. Phone
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER wants
work; experienced in bldg, design
and inspection. Box 1907. Star.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants WORK o,
cail eaX RE sfnd 5ef9 tn time or part time
GENTLEMAN, retired. wants position
Good edu. background in admins
IRA. manag., Supervis.. tech, bust
ness. Box 1867, Star.
STUDENT; counter or soda man:
available s to 10 p.ms. ins' sat. atiiaole and
Sun, DI. 1915 after . pm. 27s
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCoMPaNlsT E. %, 70. summer + day
songs and improvise tunes; S25 4
week and lunch. Avail. Monday.
Call MISS NEAL. TU. 440o. -27
for a permanent po-
sition offering 5-day wk.; vacation
insurance; convenient location: office
at 1901 Good Hope rd. Sc. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC, TR. S247.
COUPLE wanted to help in operating
hrst-class tourist court near Alex
andria. Va. Permanent full-time in
tile, alert, energetic people who en-
JOY working hard and meeting
people in pleasant surroundings;
comfortable partially furnished
apartment for two persons only.
ssv state fI a particusrs sna i9nelIdins
DRUG CLERKS. exper. preferred,
age 1885; S-hr. day. 5-day wk.;
hrs. 9:30-6 pm. Mon. Good
starting salary. Apply WALGREEN
SS f6 rensafSn SlfF white or col,
ored. no children. for small apt. in
Alexandria; will exchange apt. mot
in bsmt.l; bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
dinette and bath. utils. and phone
for services; husband can have
night job or other work elsewhere
wife unemployed; exceptional op.
portunity for well-recommendeo
couple. Call Mr. IRBINE, Ma
$500, Sats. bet. 1912. 81
MANAGER-Man or woman for to.
bacco department.; good opportunity
for qualified person; salary plu;
commission; 40-hour week; excel.
lent working conditions. Apply per-
sonnel office. SEARS. ROEBUCK &
CO, $500 Wis. ave. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN to manage auto.
mobile title ONCE. Apply by letter
only, giving short detail of aualifl-
cations. BECKER TITLE SERVICE
1892 Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd. --2S
RESTAURANT-MA - Mature
couple to manage restaurant, live
on premises. Salary and commits
sion. Crescent 105-R. or JE
S-194Z. -2o
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HELP WOMEN

- Experienced; chill
dren's wear; full or part time; eX-
cellent salary and commission. Ap-
ply ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st. NV
SECRETARY. 25 to 35 for main
office of construction company: s.
day wk. Salary open. Air conditioned
oftice. ANCHOR MANAGEMENT
CO.. S0i Washington Loan q
SECRETARY. New York Stock Ex-
change firm exper.; competent; sal
ary open. RE. 7176. 20
SECREfARY-Esta law firm;
experience required; 5-day wk., 9:3O
to $40: age. 2l to 35; salary open.
Apply RIM. 1910. Tower Bldg -oS
SECRETARY. under 35, assist di-
rector of public relations; national
personable with capacity for as.
Stunning responsibility Interesting
position. Call DE. 1850. -27