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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod.
eoNrRScfNo e!asi ssa6 e co., r01t Mn Ssas, Gms1RAl
ADDITIONS, porch enclosures, rec
rms, roofing, siding. plastering
painting. papering; top quality work
ADDITIONS, retaining walls, patios
snteed sIs HeW BEHDENP sd EEsPaiE TH5f TUrEMAN MAN
Brick Contractors. Lo. 4-6629. Lo
AbDfTfoNs, Afb1DSHfTTfEoiNs alterations. home i'm,
provements; no money down; up to
yrs; e pay. HAMILTON coINSs.T.
AK HE' ettoaND1r1oN1NG. refrlre, ss alton
used: $IO0 up. Elk. s5s2. @2S
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. parking lots
Or private roads; aGo free estimates
BeRR%oRR BaesRRH%S6oiR RI in 4sS9 9T oil eDiscss eDS1
porches; repainting walls. concrete
work; Glass A Jobs. R1NALDI, &
BRICK WoRKMLarse or small Jobs;
garages and f1replaces. Free esti;
siisF ssRaisa;
BAKER, tn. 5137. 22s
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs, re-
moQellng, old and new work. MIR.
SMITH. OW. 6527. any time. al
CARPENTRY. plastering. flreproofing,
fencing, recreation rooms, cement,
complete remodeling; roof rep; also
new homes. WILLIAMS. NO. 1858.
CEMENT WORK, steps, porches,
copings, driveways. walks. hagstone
proons 20 SslHs years expepence MasTns Work
guaranteed. Reliable colored man.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor.kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER; Phone RIA. 1888 any day
any night
ELECTRICAL installations; repair
short circuits; small Jobs done Inn
mediately. RA. 2222 any time.
posts In concrete. immediate cree
ton. Get the best for less No down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
II: 1853: evenings and Sunday.
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BUILDINGS

b11IC1EhOhO bUILDINIS
Tearing down 3 buildings at American
University; lumber like new; stand
and .celotex very cheap; modern
radiation plumbing, etc; some steel
dressers and wooden double closets;
salesman at site in northwest corner
OF university grounds; ABCD CORP.
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HElP-WokAEN
COMPTOMETER OPER.

Permanent position ct 1898 Taylor
st. NV, In payroll section; hours
8 to 4:46 pm; 5-day week, good
nay. Hot Shoppe luncheon meals.
paid vacation. sick leave. group
insurance. employe purchase dis
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Most popular. brands. new 1859
models in original factory cartons.
with 1 yr: free service. 25% dls.
923 11th st. NV. Elk. 1908. -2S
DESK, walnut fiat-top, executive tyne.
S35; also modern gray tub chair.
custom made. $50. sH. 5000. -SS2
DESkS-Files, fans. chairs. mimeo-
graph. addressograph, time CLOCK.
safe; al must 60 this week. See
Mr.; BROWN. Q to 3 pm. ct 202S
DIAMONDS, lady. sol. !. Ct. SIC 500;
lady's n. ct.,. $3.50; lady's j Ct.
$500; lady'S Ia cts. S4bO; man's
cts. S52O; lady's 4 cts. ,,I5O; oil
prices include mountings; trades nc.
cepted. LIVINGSTON T. CO., 1923
Il ss; NV: NE. a44o. %
DINETTE SETS, 40% disc, Direct
factory, 6-pc. chrome sets, S67.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut ~ ".
neer. pieces. good condition. Cali
VIC. 3470 between and pm.
CONTINUED o. Next Pass5
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

COUPLE. WHITE. middle aged. de-
sires church sexton work. Box
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APPLY MIR. QUADE
PHILIPSBORN SHOES
344b N. Fairfax dr..
Virginia Square Shopping Center

sALESLADY, white, experienced, for
bakery: Arlington resident preferred.
SALESLADIES, light pleasant work in
hours to suit you. About S3 hour.
Apply b-7 pm, Tues, Wed, Thurs,
RIM; Sol, .71O 14th st. NV. -23
SAkESLADY, selling costume jeWelry
and gifts; excel. salary, pleasant
TROVE. 1908 G st. NV. @28
SALESLADY--One Of Richmond. Vir-
glnia's finest shops is interested in
q high type sales person who can
sell coats. suits. dresses. Also, DO
sition open for one who can sell
sportswear and accessories, Pleasant
environment and many personal ad-
yantageS. Write. Ben D. Freeman,
BBERRY-BuRk & CO., Richmond 8.
sALEsLADY. experienced. coats, suits
and dresses. Apply TALL APPAREL.
73S 18th st. NV. -21
- Experienced chill
dren's wear; full or part time: excel.
salary and commission. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st. NV. -22
SALESLADIES. for Wash. dress shop:
willing to train as manager and as
SiStant manager. SHERMAN SHOP,
3QO4 14th ST.. NV. 22s
SALESLADY, fully experienced in
women's apparel; full or part time;
salary to start at $40 plus COM
mission. JEAN MATOU, 7115 Wis
eonsin ave-. Bethesda. Md. WI.
1900. -22
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SecretarV-StenOgrapher

lOpenlng August ISL Tor young Wom-
an, 26-40. Position permanent, ex.
conditioned once. Opportunity fol
advancement. Group insurance. Paid
vacation. Starting salary $50. Fol
interview write Box 3O9-B Star
giving age. education. experience
SHIRT OPERATORs. exper., good
hSgSs. h .59g Apply o.. GREYsToNE LAyN-
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS-No Sun
nished; air conditioned store. SERV-
ICE PHARMACY. 18th and Eye sts.
NV. -23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
day week. ST. 1888. 2i @2i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. essen
tsl I%sy Sdsy * sk hours hTsrs sS9 ;$eo to s;
fs STouD hS;ct hSsIitalisatiSn FGSs SSlaEy
ssis. sHR METAL PRoD6sTs' NC: Cd 81
sTENOGRAPHER. part time-5 pm.
to 8 pm. Modern downtown ONCE.
aid-conditioned ST. O476. -22
STENOGRAPHER CLERK, for old
established real est. firm; air-cond
offce. excel. working conditions
kOOQ SAlaTy. AppIV l.. T.. BREUNlN- ,
GER & SONS. 1880 K st. NV. 90
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week; air
conditioned ofice: pleasant working
conditions. excellent opportunity for
advancement. Apply general ONCE,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 5000
Woodley rd NV. --2I
STENOGRAPHER-Perm. position, g.
day. 40-hour week. Pleasant work
ing cond: Liberal discount on pur-
chases, insurance and hospitaliza-
ton plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. employ
ment ONCE. n st. ne. -21
STENOGRAPHER-Small air-condi-
toned ofice; salary based on previ-
Gus experience. Apply 1246 Taylor
st. NV. -2l
STENOGRAPHER, part-time. I'M
mediate opening, 3 days per wk..
8 a.m.-5B0 pm. Interesting and
varied work. aviation-electro
CO.. salary open. Call DU. 1894.
STENoGRAPHER, general ONCE
worker. real estate and mortgage
loan exper. desired, but not essen
tial: air-cond. office: 5-day week:
can start at once. Cali MRS.
WADE. ST. 1900. between 10 and
2. for appointment. 20
STENOGRAPHER for general Office
work in personnel ONCE located in
Georgetown; must have shorthand
speed Of about so w.p.m.; 5-day,
4O-hr. week; free transportation,
paid vacation and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRANS
TT MI RQRQ EYt RRO 90
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HOSE SALESLADY

HOSE SALESLADY
Excellent opportunity and
permanent position in one
of Silver Springs leading
stores. Five-day week, lib
eral salary and commission.
Many employe advantages
HAHN SHOE STORES
Georgia Avenue and Colesville Road
In Silver Spring, MARYLAND
BIB 14th st. NV.
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HELP-WokAEN

SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER, con.
struction. permanent, Arlington;
shorthand and typing: 5-day week
air-conditioned once: excellent work
ing conditions. Reply own hand
writing. stating experience. salary
desired. Box 71-B. Star. --2a
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CLERK

For general clerical work in once Of
Phonograph Record dept; 5-day
wk., $50 to 3 pm. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS. INC. 707 Edge
wood st. ne. -22
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ADDREsSOGRAPH OPERATOR -
Large financial institution has Open
ing for addressograph operator; ex-
per. desirable but II not exper., op-
portunity to learn work; adeQuate
pay while learning; insurance, re-
tirement and disqualification bene-
fits, paid vacation. Address reply
to Box 367-B. Star, stating age
exper., salary, etc. -23
LENDERS INC, now has opening fol
aggressive men and women who want
to grow with expanding company
Men wanted as assistant to manager
outside investigators and adjustors;
cas necessary; .Bh day per wk.
Women wanted ss 1 assistant att t. 9
and tipping. See MR.. KOEHLER
2811 South Randolph st., Shirltng-
ton, Va. XII. S-6267 or MR.. NUVES,
202S N. Moore st., Rosslyn. Va, ca
BEAUtTiICIANs for busy beauty 50.
Ions; top salary plus commission
Apply 18th and r sts. NV. or CAL
COUPLE, for guest house; German
preferred; man for maintenance and
chauffer, woman for housekeeper;
apt. avail. at SIS; refs. MI. 9296'
SODA FOUNTAIN MGR. must be
able to increase gross and c3nt@59l ~
PHARMACY. 1921 Nichols ave: Sc.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES-EXPERT WORK
MAHONEY
WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO.

PLASTERING. new and old; cement
finishing: work guaranteed; quick
service. ST. 1851. II
PLASTERING, patchwork and ceilings
our work specially. Cali MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING, cement work: no lob
too far, none tho small. THOMAS,
GAG r. I. ave. NV. HU, 4570. 23'
PLASTERING. REPAIRS; old and new
work. Large and small Jobs. Salts
faction guar. Reas. rates. ia. 1868.
PLUMBING and heating, remodelinS
and new work. 24-hour service. free
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MEDICAL SECRETARY, experienced;
age 20 to 80. 51a-day wk.. salary
open. refs. required. 1901 Eye st.
NV. Suite 301. EX. O4O4. --2I
MILLINERY MANAGER, experienced,
Tor women's specially store; excel.
opportunity. Apply to Mrs. Wheeler,
BROOKS, 1109 g st. NV. --2l
NURSE for doctors office with some
laboratory experience and some
typing or laboratory technician for
similar work. Box 307-B. Star. 30
NURSE, graduate, doctors assistant,
knowledge of typing: 5h-day wk.;
excel pay. Box 292-B. Star. -21
NURSE, r: n. for orthopedic sur
geon's ONCE; SO hours; immediate
opening; congenial surroundings.
D1: 1859 for appoint. -21
OFFICE CLERK, finance company ex-
perience helpful but not necessary;
good salary, bonus and vacation
with pay; conditioned ofice;
wonderful opportunity for willing
worker. HERSON'S AUTO g. AP,
oEFIAANc oRtF1ANcE cfSS,Gl4 G3;, III o 6Iw st. NV. 22
add. mach; 6-day wk; good starting
salary. hospitalization. credit union.
Apply HENRY B. GLPIN CO., All
8. Capitol st. s.w. Ii. 4-2432. -21
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| WATERPROOFING
An kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 6923.
OVERALL PAINT JOBS, enamel. S65;
| $50; lacquer. MuEcuYys only. Oh
7400. GRADY MOTORS. --26
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. attorney, bookkeeper;
desires part-Iime work ewes, week
ends; no selling. Box 176-C, Star.
BooKKEEPER, 80 (Jewish); exper.
sGHes ensf't tr i'rS Salanee &c. dsS
wk.. SOB. BOZ 1870, Star. 22'
ca4sUFFE4gRsis lss III 4nsissS ssSol.' wishes job good
COLORED MAN, experienced. refer
ences, wants filling station work or
Drafting WANTED, photographic,
scientific illustrating and topo-
graphic; 2 disabled veterans, each
DRY CLEANING MANAGER, with
many years experience In all phases
Of dry cleaning. desires position
with reputable firm; married, reli-
able and non-drinker; local refer
ence. Box 1S1-C. Star. 21s
HOUSEMAN, yardman; small paint
jobs; refs. WO. 5497. MR.. WATTS.
PAINTER wants inside or outside
work Reas. Free estimates By con-
tract. MR.. BURGESS, oW. g071.
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard. work
yall washing. carpentry. house.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
STRUCTURAL DESIGNER, excellent
or an associate interest. BOX e5-C,
Star. 21s
YOUNG VET back from Fulbright
scholarship In India seeks interest
ing career oppor. Box 177-B. Star.
-22
RELIABLE. young .colored man II,
ReekS anmmer work Tu 2Q46. d :
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age 21 to 80; ma
component secretary; interesting
work. pleasant working conditions
and surroundings; group insurance
and retirement plan; ONCE hrs, 8
to 6:16. Call ma. 0724 for appt.
top-notch. 1885 years.
Neat appear, to assist busy execu-
tive: must be. exper. in private in
dustry: knowledge of bookkeeping
helpful but not essential: salary
open For interview. phone Mr..
KAHl., RE. 1915, 10-4, -21
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SALESGIRL
FOR
SHOES, BAGS, HOSIERY

One Of Virginia's finest shoe stores.
Pleasant working conditions. Store
discount and benefits. Salary plus
commission.
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SAIEST,ADTES
SALESLADIES
VARIETY STORE

Permanent position, good salary. ad-
vancement: air-cond. store. Gail
s. N. MCBRIDE. 9TH and H sts.
ne. Ask for Mr.. L. -22
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|BULLDOZER, with operator; clearing
a1M ana Graaing; Gns1 reas. rates. AID. oS3S:
BULLDOZER
Used, Allis Chalmers, K-7, reason.
able: 81. 6s7s. 10. 6-SI7S. I'll
osA5acg5AGSF s5asSA GsfD rYPR%srrifss HPRESi isess;. SS.
Cash lee kEGrsrEahT 3 II TsALE-eN..iou.,s,.
to Go% 81 sTANLEY MI 1uis1eSii HAYnEN nS's CO.. on
largest indepsndent" en- deaicr. :'n,oSS MSS
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges;
ACNE % sTovE 'f 16ii sIs0!i 4th nGsa'n Na ssSs. g.
Coats and Suits (Ladies)
TIEED HH @ OF / logging 1SIs:I ,,A At ,THEN,
toMyTNTon1 81 TME MoNTHEs FEs iTs MET Tn TIE ET2 End
rF.s roR AETEE ITT EASTER Or sPRINa
FOR WASHiNoATSoR.s1 AS 1gT sIRTHbhY nAbtY
SALE. WE'RE NOT oVERsTocKEn.
WE'RE NOT REMODELING AND
WE HAVEN'T LOST OUR LEASE.
WE'RE JUST TIRED OF LOOKING
AT THIS MERCHANDISE so
WERE HAVING A COAT AND SUIT
SALE AND SELLING EVERYTHING
LESS: AcT Nowi ~ Wv
BaSkin FurS
Cor. Sth and @ Sts. NV.
DAyENPORT AND CHAIR; S75. 10.
2-k423 81
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SEAMSTRESS

SEAMSTRESS
For retail dry cleaning plant; steady
job. good pay. excellent working
conditions: wonderful opportunity
liable seamstress. Apply CENTRAL,
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. NV.
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BRICKS
UILDING MATERIALS
NEW AND USED

oNE-sToP BUYING AT ACE
Buy all your materials for any sise
or type Job at one time. Used franz
Ing lumber, sheathing, flooring,
basins. bath tubs, double drain:
angles. pipe and fittings, radiation.
doors, sash and windows. Special
items In our NEW DEPARTMENT,
S-ft. studs, SOC ea.; white paint,
$1.95 per gal: complete windows,
$12 90: roof coating, 8 gal, 1926,
FREE DELIVERY, 1-DAY SERVICE
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Meat Wrappers

For supermarket. self-service meat
dept; good salary to start; pleasant
working conds.; experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary; apply in
person Ipnly. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. 10 am. to 1 pm. 1859
Penna ave. sc. See MIR. TAUBER.
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MAINTENANCE

PAINTER-1nside antd outside paint
mates. A1S1iSEs WADE. NE. Gie''s ss55. I II: r."
PAINTER, for Q Job well done at 9
Price you oS can afford to pay. Call
FHiNTER All TlfIioi AND DECORATOR by
not q sideline. Phone XII. 9-90es.
PAiNTING-An Kinds; neat work.
quick service; reasonable. Call TU.
P5AINtTiNG, exterior, interior; N first
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Com
cial and residential; satisfactory for
2k Yrs. MIR. LAWRENCE. RIA. 07O3.
PAINTING, 1st-class; color IN your
home: interior and, ext. Wallpaper
ing: honest work. AID. e325. --21
PAINTING, interior, exterior. LIST
class work, white, mechanics, Reas.
Free est. WA. 1920. -22
PAINTING, cement work, patch work,
taking down trees. P. G. WHITE
PAfNTiNG. interior and exterior;
THOMPSON. 10. 9-9873. --27
PAINTING, papering, interior-ex-
taa terror. ~ fcF ~ reas: ssa, estimates call 81
PAfN1riHNG.. 1 III ~; Daperinr, 1aau roofing. gutter.
ing. roof painting, general repairs.
plastering; see me. nrst. HU. 4429.
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. graining;
evening estimates. ME. O635. 23'
PAPER RANGING. $40 Der room m;
guaranteed 0E 1898 or GE 2461.
PAPERHANGTNG done at once; low
est prices; do own work; guaranteed;
white mechanic. GE. 0024. -22
PAPERHANGING, painting, special
lew prices this week; work guaran-
teed; save. SPIGEL. ia. 1928. I'll
PAPERING AND PAINTING
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ACE WRECKING g.
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. z-060O.
--26
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CLERK K-TYPIST
CLERK K-TYPIST

Mature, tactful and experienced in
dealing with public Interesting
position in credit dept. of a pro-
Credit or general ONCE exp. desir-
able. Company benefits include
disqualification. insurance, paid va
cation and hnlidaYS diScnIlntS
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Adams
Is Honored

Miss Abigail Adams, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Quincy Adams
was the honor guest yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. John M
Robinson, wife of Brig. Gen. Rob-
inson, entertained at bridal
shower and tea in their apart
Iment at the Westchester.
Guests were invited from 4 to
is o'clock, and came with many
gifts for Miss Adams who will
marry Mr.. Robert Erie Dudley OF
Seattle. WASH. October 4.
Assisting Mrs. Robinson in see
ing that the party went smoothly
were Mrs. Nicholas r. Robinson
and Mrs. Nelson p. Hoff. Pouring
tea were Nine. Gamboa, wife OF
the counsellor of the Philippine
Embassy, Lady Bumgardner. Mrs
Adams, Mrs. Robert Lowry and
Mrs. Henry n. Hubbard. Assist
ing at the punch bowl were
Miss Elizabeth Henry, Miss Eve
|lyn Griffith and Mrs. Priscilla
johnson.
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.AtLunch

Mrs. John F. Simmons, wife oi
the Chief of Protocol, will enter
tain guests Friday at the first
luncheon of the season of the Wo.
mans Committee of the National
Symphony Orchestra. The lunch
con will be held in the ballroom
of the Mayfiower Hotel and will
be the opening Of the ticket sale
campaign.
Members of the Woman's Com
mittee and their guests are asked
to be in their places before 1880
o'clock so that luncheon may be
served promptly to permit the
principal speaker = whose name
still is held secret by those in
charge-to make his talk on time,
Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane, Mrs.
Christian Heurich. Mrs. M. Robert
Guggenheim. Mrs. Ray Henle and
Mrs. Tamara Dmietrief also will
have guests with them at the
luncheon. Others making reserva-
tions for themselves and guests in
clude Mrs. Jouett Shouse. Mrs. l..
Corrin Strong. Mrs. Warren s.
Ege. Mrs. Eugene Rietzke. Mrs.
Charles H. Murchison. Mrs. 8. q.
Nordlinger and Mrs. deForest van
Slyck.
Reservations may be made
through the Office of the National
Symphony Orchestra at ST. 4842.
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-Glogau Photo

Miss Elisabeth Myfanwy Nut
ting. daughter of Mrs. Freeman
Nutting of Boston, was married
on September is to DR.. Robert
Watkins Webb. son of Mrs. N. B.
Webb of Dallas, Tex. and the late
Mr.. Webb. The marriage took
place in the Campidoglio. Rome.
Italy.
The former Miss Nutting at
tended the Girls Latin School of
Boston and is an alumna of Smith
College and the Smith College
School for Social Work. She
served in Europe with the Amer
ican Red Cross during World War
II and before her marriage was
Chief Social Worker at the United
Safes Public Health Service Out
patient Clinic in Washington.
DR.. Webb was graduated from
Southern Methodist University
and received his medical degree
from Tulane University. During
the last war. he served with the
Army Medical Corps in the Pa
cific. DR.. Webb has practiced
fpsychiatry at the Pennsylvania
Hospital in Philadelphia. Silver
Hill Foundation in Connecticut.
the Payne Whitney Clinic in New
York City and was for five years
Chief Phychiatrist at the Veterans s
Administration Mental Hygiene
Clinic in Washington. He is a
Fellow Of the American Psychia-
tric Association.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

make the announcement. Will
you please tell me the correct
form to use under these circum-
stances?
Answer: The announcement is
worded: miss Mary Smith,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith. and Mr.. John Jones,
son of DR.. and Mrs. John Jones,
Announce their engagement. The
wedding win take place in the
near future"
Tipping Chombermoid
Dear Mrs. Post: When staying
lat a resort hotel. is the tip for
the chambermaid given to her
personally, or is it left on the
dresser when vacating your room?
Answer: It should be given per-
sonally so as to be sure she re-
Iceives 1t.
HoU long since you haze
giUen yourself an etiquette test?
LeGfet E-18 includes IS Ques-
tions most frequently asked and
the G1Si1ers. Mrs. Post is sorry
she cannot ans1Der personal
mail. To obtain a copy send 10
cents in coin to her care of The
EDentng Star p. o. Boz SO
Station G, Net0 York 19, N. Y.
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Exclusively Yours
Spain Is Last Stronghold of Rich Arsocrocy in Euope
Mrs Forrest Sherman Popular Member Of Madrid Society

That can be pretty frightening
for the first-time host until he
discovers that Madrid prices are
way below the New York-Paris
level. One of the better night
clubs in Madrid is the Villa
Rosa where the excellent en-
tertainment always includes
Flamenco dances and where
twirling on the dance floor is
still going strong at 4 in the
morning. Nobody seems to get
any sleep in Spain, but nobody
seems to be overly worried about
it.
Mrs. Forrest Sherman was at
the dinner given by Dorsey the
other evening and at the lunch
con Stuart gave the next day.
The chic and petite widow of
Admiral Sherman. the late chief
of Naval Operations. is inn
mensely popular in Madrid where
she has been living with her
daughter, Anne Fitzpatrick,
whose husband Jack. Comdr.
U. S. N. is with the Mediterran-'
can fleet. Anne had gone to Mall
lorca where Jacks ship was
putting in temporarily.
Fresh from a week end at the
Toledo estate of the Duke and
Duchess of Bailen, Dolores
Sherman told an amusing story
on herself. Noted as an expert
equeStrienne, she was recently
asked to take part in q docu-
mentary f1lm on Spain for TV
release in the United States.
Pictured as one of q group
of riders on the Duke of
Pinohermoso'S estate near the
Escorial, she was also filmed
separately in snappy Spanish
riding costume on Gen. Frances
horse specially loaned for the
occasion. Why she should be in
a documentary film on Spain,
she didn't know. but she per-
formed as directed. Just as
years ago, she laughed. when she
starred" in q cruise movie with
Navy wives, her entire stellar"
role ended up on the cutting
room floor. We may get a glimpse
of her in the group picture,
however.
Dorsey Fisher, who is in
charge of the United States In
formation and Education pro-
gram in Spain, was just back
from the country's largest an
nual agricultural fair at Alba
zete. For the second year the
United States was represented
by an architectural. railway and
Evening star., 1952-09-24
By Betty BeoIe

MADRD.-Spain is the last
stronghold Of a rich aristocracy
in Europe. The term "impover-
ished nobleman" so familiar to
the rest of the continent is not
apt to be heard in this Western
European nation that has re-
mained so separated from recent
events of European history.
Exclusive Spanish society
abounds with dukes and duch-
esses, marquis and counts who
still own extensive estates. The
walls of some of their fine homes
are still adorned with works Of
the masters-Velasquez, Ell Greco
and Goya. Life Is still as luxuri-
GUS and leiSurely as it once was
for the privileged class of other
nations before the World War
and I mean World War I, not II.
Whereas kings and courts
seem to be on the decline in
the rest of the world, they may
even be on the up and up in
Spain. A law of 1947 established
Spain as a monarchy and pro-
vided for a king or regent to
succeed the present chief Of
state. Gen. Franco.
Madrid socialites get together
daily at 2:15 for cocktails before
luncheon, and this is no mere
feminine custom. Men as well
as women turn the midday meal
into an important hour for
meeting. OF course, midday in
Spain is around 3 o'clock. If
you're invited to some ones
house at z it means you've been
asked to tea: If at 9, it means
cocktails-only nobody shows
up till 10 or 1890. You're lucky
If you've had dinner by IL, but
it's more than likely that you
won't rise from the table till /!
Spain. said one recent girl vis-
itor. is the first country she ever
visited where she never had
breakfast and dinner the same
day.
If you happen to know three
American Embassy bachelors
Dorsey Fisher. Stuart Rockwell
and Harris Williams, you'll have
a gay time in Spain. You couldn't
have a better guide through
Madrid than any one Of them.
All three like Spain, the pace
of Spanish life. Spanish people,
Sunday bullfights, and today's
challenge of improved Spanish
American relations.
All three know that the best
place to dine in all Spain and
one OF the best In Europe Is
Madrid's Jockey Club which ac-
commodities q capacity Of so.
serves food At for a king and
never lists q price on the menu.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Cooley
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard
Wilkins. jr., announce the mar
lriage Of Mr.. wilkins daughter
Lyn Wilkins Cooley. to Comdr
Jefferson Kennedy. jr.. U. S. N
The ceremony took place Monday
September is. at Williamsburg
va.
Following Comdr. Kennedy's
short leave, the couple returned
to his base at the Naval Air Sta.
ton in Jacksonville. Fla, where
Comdr. Kennedy is in command
LOT q jet squadron.