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FlagStOne and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways, walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing: reasonable rates.
Free estimate. Call 'RA. 6-6795. -5
FLOORS SANDED and finished
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1129
FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHING-
By Parks. For sound floor advice,
free estimates, call HA. POI 81.
FLOOR SANDING and refnishing
work; guaranteed. Exper mech. Free
estimates; avg. rm. S15. CO. 5-4830.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcone. !

FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete; immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less; no down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
II; 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. age 30-45, to run small
summer resort on the bay; man and
his wife to receive Sl25 per Wk.
plus rm. and board. Box 20S-E.
Star. a
ESTABLISHED stylists, downtown:
salary and commission. STEFEN OF
WASHINGTON. Elk. 5000. Ma.
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Cook, fond of children, small family
1904 Whittier pl. NV, RA. 3-94S0
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HUGO WORCH

44O1O WO1LNn
Exclusive Piano and Organ Sales
925 G st. NV. Established 1879.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Evinrude, Alton
sS1n' ssIl 4;,, SaS; See Mr.. WAcASTER,
OyBR-aEAD DOOR, o by II; co com
plete with all attachments. 5000.
Cali Monday between 8 am. and
3 pm, IA. 2-1163. -5
Bd%le i|5Sl PAgTFE fiE 4asS5 BRICK ofcHNEKss ELS
PHoToGRAFHiC' Z RRNsRiiARGER, FEDERAL e
269. store-away jr., incl. 2Nx2K
RiaSSless carrier plus glass plates and
PhoRs PhasRs' .u nke snsSiiaS nsSi $50 or best offer.
iair. masieaiiy Api psTf ooSasa; oStstanSins Shss
yalue. Se95. $25 down. balance in
80 mos. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
PIANO. upright; best condition; fine
sGns st. saGTificei a'T b$ 500 79SsgaIEsH' 1881
PIANO. Wurlitzer, spinette full Key
board A strikingly handsome in
strTmsnt; practically new: $429.
KITS. 1890. @ st. NV. a
FtthANOS-Want lar q bargain? Then get
nisroG rhe pest; SE,.. we r,l haye new console
BELLS have large selection Of new
pianos for, you to select from in
Guiding such famous makes as Stein
way. Sohmer, Kimball Gulbransen
msy nnS ca6e @ pianss SonVe1isRt terms
%ys5G CO.. ffos'S iiOs st. o4HEst5t NV, ii:
PiANos-It is not necessary to put
on any. longer the idea Of giving
your child music lessons. Would
rev p;ann r wss eGnu IN vn,sr TofL.Ow Lor AI1
order to defniteiy and a T out H i your ur
child is interested. II so. call or come
in CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. and get
complete details; Do II now. CAMP
BELL MgsIc CO.. HOS @ st. NV.
have the new piano you select de-
hvered to your home on our famous
rent-to-own plan. Investigate this
pisav Hiss pfnsseddI medsteSy shy to xTTs hrTf 3sg
PfASos "a s'Ti Used spinets, apt. uprights,
grands. We have small pianos priced
as low as S345: grandS as low as
sood I low priced instrHment. % we 1'f ad-
ient @ serms So eaMpBfLI sH 81 isfx MUSIC fSnCSo co
110s @ st. NV. DI. 7-S464. a
PIANO Modern upright. (Hamil-
SnaIs gaisyn ssto M mahogany sIIsn5 full key
OOdIQ %-OU. AE. S~d6G-.
PIANOS. Lowest prices in D. c, area, !
Large selection Of thoroughiy re !
paired and guaranteed small pianos. /
including Hardman, Knabe. Lester.
Wurlitzer. Huntington, Weaver and
others. Also grands including Stein
way, Knabe, Chickering, Gable. Estey
and others. Spinets and consoles, /
S295 up. Grands, S395 up. Terms.
eY2TrF 9ReRr Fri apsTN snS MSn sHano I'll c Pm Psg1
Pershing dr., Ju. e-6338. -6
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FOOD CHECKER
UYFJTTE

WHITE
experience necessary, ref
erences. top salary, good working
cond. Apply 3 to II am. or 2 to
4:30 pm. FAN e. BILLS. 1882
Connecticut ave. EX. 3-3411. %
GIRL. white, 3 evenings
a week, 6 to 10, and part of Sunday;
SSy s5c an snS hSuS HsmH:S,Ea SoMc0RD .ve PHAR R
NO. 7-9S00. IS
FRENCH TEACHER. part-time; must
be native. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, 800 nth st. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE. in accounting
ONCE of local country club. Some
typing, meals and transportation
furnished. Call OIL. 9-S64O. Tues
HOSTESS, exper., white; full time,
lunch and dinner daily, all day
Sun, of Tues. Apply BETHESDA
INN. 1925 Wisconsin ave. or call
OII. 4-2aS0 or OIL, 4-QSQ0 z
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'G.H.W. AND COOK-Liye in, 5h-
day wk., work every other Sun:
SAL, $35. Refs. req. EN-. 2-S976!
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALI

TYPEWRIIERs, Royal, Reminston,
up. All in good working order.
Rentals. repairs; all makes. CEN.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 2019 14th
st. NV. HU. 3-5121.
UNIFORM, Air Force. gabardine
R% RlSpss a1d snd troHsers; a,,s Size $3.50. Can
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux, new:
800 osl incl, al attachments, Call 10.
VACUUM CLEANER, Singer trade-in
model available; reasonable. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 3421 Conn. ave.
EN-. 1924. IS
VENDING MACHINE - For sidelins
business returning about sos week
Tssn,,as nss Invest less than an. ssSo This
Call AP. 1858 after pm. q
VIOLIN, 10th Century. French. Worth
to 1st reas. of,er. EN-. s-47ss.
Adam Martin violin,
for sale by owner. Cali ia. 7-6792.
VIOLIN. child's size, tine tone; also
mute mute (TSoOs II keys: both in excel.
w3TcHSi40kiRsRsss s32nS; S4i RsRassii. LATHE. l,k. new.
gsssse fasssl's ssS He a9d s4sf 4sstfta'hme5t' S
MACHINE, Spindrier; rea.
sonable. WA. 7-1364. IS
WASHEH' Hasd THOR Thor sutomasic. 1881.
oV. eSsa sss44S' : 4RSnfhs' Sacrifice at 500
WASHER. Thor, automatic; in GOOD
condition.; very reasonably priced;
moving. RA. 3-9129. -5
WASHER. Kenmore auto, excel,
cond.. desk and chair; pair riding
boots. size 10. Ju. 5-7226. after 8.
WASHER, new HOTPOINT, fully auto
matte. JU. 5-199l. 3
WASHERS--1953 Bendix Dial matte
washers. We. have them now. De-
Sen or rent. THIS WEEK ONLY, no
MACHINE, Whirlpool,
y NEriRst5, se a'v!s 8 ADs' MOS. 4 old; $40. 1919
MACHINE, Kenmore do
sIY5. saEs sodS ,S saSsS;s saSsF; practically new;
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SAI,ESWOMEN

ec~-ASh~ w ~ 4SAAA4N
White or colored, full or part time
to sell direct to customers on q no.
money-down, easy-term basis. Nc
experience necessary; unlimited earn
tngs. Phone MR.. GORMAN at ME
8-1363. 735 9TH st. NV. 10
SECRETARY Accurate shorthand
not, over 35; law ONCE experience
desirable but not essential; 5-day
week. air-conditioned building; sal.
ary $3.50. State age, education
experience. Boz 276-C. Star. -
permanent, for Wash
ofiice Of national concern. Must give
name. age, residence. marital status,
education, exper. and expected
salary. Typing and shorthand
necessary. Interviews will be
granted on basis of letter applica-
t1on: Reply RIM. 800, Defense Bldg,
lO26 18th st. NV, Wash, D, C. -6
SECRETARY - Permanent position;
1.girl ofice; pleasant working con-
ditionS. Central location; 5-day
week. Call Elk. 3-2245 during
business hours. After 6 pm, DE.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER with
legal and patent experience. state
qualincations and salary expected.
Box 494-A Star, 6s
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ROOM 7-n

mahoS.. coffee table, end table, sun
lamp. RE. 7-40S5, Ext. Oil. -5
DOOR. modern fold, with frame, gray,
brand-new. s it high, $100; green
tone rug with pad, $40. LO. 5-062S.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

PIANO - steinway Grand. 5'11".
Wonderful instrument in excellent
condition. IA. 2-4170. No dealers.
PIANO, genuine Kimball Grand. artist
instrument. full ivory ebony key
board. 3 pedals, SO. legs; excel. cond.;
owner. JU. 5-0126. %
PIANO, mahog.. baby grand, CHECKER
ing; in good cond. $500. OV. 3-3lO7.
PIANOS. Always q good buy at
Schaeffers, established 1901. Up
rights, $50 up. Spinets, 1888 up.
Grands. $375 up: Many fine makes
to choose from. Terms. Open every
eve. It'll 9:30 and all day Sun. til
g.. SCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP
S25 Bonifant St, Silver Spring.
JU. 9-3039. -5
PiANO--Player type; in storage. $40
or best offer WA. 7-6677,
PIANOS - Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action. Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
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RADIO -PHONOGRAPH combination.
RCA table model; fair condition,
$22; also Emerson table model ra-
RdAiS1oSyPHoAAoo.. AS S1g Ao. c6Ms4 SSaf4, ,consol. mod
good cond.:' 90-day guarantee. Call
LO. 5-33S4. -5
RANGE, Westinghouse, cleo, huge
lighted oven, broiler. warming oven
fbeT cioSk aust GonseH' eeep Sd wei I
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Settled exper. husband and wife for
MANAGEMENT Of Garden-type apis.
in Arl. Must have mechanical
and exper in meeting public. Local
refs. req. Excel. opportunity for
selected applicant. Husband per-
mitted to have outside work. Write,
giving details, to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
PRINTING EQUIPMENT

3N44N l. 44N6 G<EO41 UG1N
8 poster chases, 6-pica center bar;
inside. 22s4x33A; outside, 24s1x36.
New. $3S; my price, $15 each.
2 poster chssssss, no center bar; IN
New. $3.50; my price. S12 each.
2 chases;;, inside, 19x26h; outside,
10 platen press chases; inside, 1234x
1S1s; outside. 15.19x21h. New, SIS;
font Linotype mats, IL pt.
Cloister bold with ital. Ny price,
12 pt. Bodoni Book font
Linotype mats; contrasted. My
Vogue series 8, 10, IL, IA pt. light
and bold Linotype mats; contrasted.
Very good series for $4oO, or S125
Mail. check with order or C. o. D.
Smith-Corona combination cash reg
lister and adding machine, year
old; bargain at S125.
QUICK-SET LINOTYPE CO.
513 4th st. NV. RE. 7-9399
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G.H.W.. PLAIN COoK-Fond Of chill
O oren ioc 1--WE sefs in o 5 days; Day syeFy sysssR syn
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SITUATIONS WoMEN
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

COLORED WOMAN desires general
nn1qlqsework; nql stay nights; references.
COLORED. LADY desires child care
or o1an op1aarnt-time work, days week. DI.
GIRL, colored, reliable, dependable.
wishes part or full time; references
LII. 7-0647.
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YOUNG LADY

4OO4N1 A81D1
For ONCE work: Tipping and adding
dent OF Silver Spring or vicinity
pref. COLONIAL. BAKERY CO., $3.50
Georgta ave. JU. 9-281S. IS
WOMEN. white. to carry dishes OF
moor; $40 per week. See MR.. Lob,
lO32 Conn. ave. NV. a
peTsonslits snd edaeation, dSnssd to sGHd III
mans position. Right party, viii
receive q mans pay. No age limit.
State qualifications. Box 1-E. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted by steel
fabrtcator as payroll clerk and
cashier, knowledge Of bookkeeping
and stenoeraphy helpful. Apply
ss3SsIYN s6sS 3 n STEEL &, CEMENT Co.
2Pis q u WHiTE aiTi WOMAN to 1nS super-
wise 10-yr.-old girl 8 to 6 pm. while
vT1Sths mother works; ~. S-97S4. --6
bar on construction job on st.
aon a nj qss Ga o MaFFss gFspeh aseSs
all day Sat. and sun. and after
4 pm. weekdays. >
WHITE LADY, to work in snack
bar on construction OF Wakefield
School project at Claremont sec
tion, Arlington. Va. Call Market
7:2426. all day Sat. and Sun. and
after 4 pm. weekdays. IS
HOUSEWIVES. with use Of car, for
unusual work. No house to- house
selling. $40 ca. day you work hrs.
Write MR.. BROYLES, RIM. 40,
S3OS 14th St NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
SNOWFALL MACHINES

SNOWFALL MACHINES
sP1rMaitSr PhMSN d9Se f5ee III trial I, easy terms
SOAP BOX DERBY WHEELS and
AZ sXIes a.GasA fSr SALE perfect condition
soFA," OF ";Sas1; Ras1en, se5; lounge chair,
SSb6er SSS; OS1n oushions as HSo vs. SSs66a1to SSs66a foam
SOFA, Ape. sectional, includes up
holstered corner section; slip covers
INCLUDED. c6!I SIS or best offer. .JE
SPRAY SPRAY BOOTH. 9 by 8 BY 4 IT. with
inch wood lathe; horsepower and
planer: fluor. lighting fixtures; two
eft. show cases with lights; call
sfENo. IMfAscH1NE-Must sell, new
seonnSStitaion; $50 or best offer. VA.
sToVE, cleo. 3 burners. broiler on
$500, sell S125. 20. S-O566.
TABLE CLOTH: Hand crochet. pine
apple design, Sl25 or best offer.
rfLEyisIoN-1s5s kfl yyiisYIoSN1s5s 17~ Emerson,
repossessed. Cash or take up pay.
ments. balance S1s1. TO. 2-41lb.
rELEvIsIoN. 14-in. Teletone table
p9dsI; g9ad; excel. cOnd.. ss6. Can "a.
TELEVISION TRADE-INS
Every one . beautiful picture, cabinet
reflnished. 1914" Emerson console;
EM ~ fadiS;, iOs Adm admiral Ssons;Sis;
table model: IA" Teletone t1ble mod
Ell; II" Emerson table model See
them at 3412 14th st. NV or in
your own home. Call To. 2-4115.
Fri. and Sat, April Bird and 4th.
from 10 to 10. -
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
WE BEAT ALL PRICES.
ALL BRAND-NEW 1858 MODELS.
ALL FAMOUS NAME MAKES.
AIMCO TV SALES
2S20 N. Washington Blvd.
1ilington. We. Open til 9. IA. 8-7S00t
row BAR for automobile. Red Arrow
model; never used: acceptable all
States: JE 3-9l75.1 |
IA. iIi, ,5.S4o,. sS4; AM and FIN. Pho Phone
" v 5s0slR; 5s6ssS;a works perfectly; SO.
L. C. Smith. standard
200 mSdei' Tiea type; excel. condition; |
Evening star., 1953-04-04

HOUSEKEEPER; 2 in family; Arl.
must know how to cook and serve.
Hrs. IL am. It'll after dinner,
days; $35 and carfare. IA. 2-42SS.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIAMOND RING, ladies, brand-new
setting. 97 points blue diamond.
$500. JU. 6-0312. %
DICTAPHONE TIME MASTER and
case; practically new. Cali Cedar
3-5161. -6
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1O-pc. walnut;
$50. IA. 8-4759. -5
D1NETTE AND KITCHEN SETS
Booths. Wood. chrome, wrought
iron. Made to your Specications
from 1,001 combinations. Genuine
Formica used. Opening special,
padded step stool or matching chair
free with purchase of 5-pc. extension
set. Prices start at 1895. Spe-
cialists in our field.
DINETTE CENTER
7702 Georgia Ave. TU. 2-5677
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded jewelrv WE pay cash.
A KAHN INC

go YEARS AT 935. F ST. NV.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
REFRIGERATORS. air conditioners.
freezers: all makes, any condition.
AID, 4-42O6.
EXECUTIVE or book-iace type Royal
typewriter Call co. 5-1445. a
WANTED about $4,000 used. clean
bricks in D. c. Phone OIL. 2-7720.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
SAT,ESCTRT,

of leading brand of
cosmetics. wants aggressive sales
girl to handle his line In Washing
ton department store; excel. oppor-
tunity; all replies confidential. Phone
HE. 4-3636. Sat. or SUM-. IS
white, exper.; good SAL
ary and good working cond.; va.
cation with pay. RA. 6-5260.
SALESLADYa experienced, for in.
fant's wear; good salary; must be
qualified. MAYFAIR SHOP, 1926
@ st. NV. ia
SECRETARY for law ofice. Call bet
3, and e5; :; Monday through Friday
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HELP poMEsTIc tcent.l

COUPLE-(colored) handy man-eook,
minimum ages IS, no children; for
country estate approximately 80
mi. from city. Salary $500 per mo.
plus rm. and board. Write giving
essential personal data, prev. work
experience. ref, current address
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HELP-WoAAEN
RECEpmOMICT-

RECEPTIONIST-MODEL
Opportunity unlimited. MA. S-616O. Sc
RECORD SALESGIRL - Experienced.
See Mrs. Green, KIT MUSIC CO.,
1880 @ st. NV. So ~ -6
REGISTERED NURSE, for doctors
ONCE. 3:30-S:30 pm, Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday. Boz
454-B, Star. %
ROOM CLERK, single; for residen-
tial hotel; must have front office
hotel and secretarial experience
Beginning Beginning, salary salary; $500; Ad'
perience, refs. Box 1913, Star
RUSSIAN TEACHER, native, par,
time. Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES. 839 18th st. NV. %
Evening star., 1953-04-04
SIVE AT HUGO WORCE
925 G St. NV.
Established 1879

PIPE; galv;, black, copper, cast iron;
s%qtthread s. S a asotuEesss ssds sEQSks %k s5sS sSSs
PISTOL, Colt ,3s;. det. special; new,
packmayr grip adapter; Gomez hol-
ster; also old .38 pistol; reas. WA.
1880. THOMPSON. 5"
POOL TABLE, regulation size; drill
press, wood lathe. jigsaw, various
POWER OWE '0SeT %owTER. Sgsnsi Craftsman, ISM;
almost new; $75. Call OIL. 4-40S4.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

STEAMER for rent. By
day. Ii. 3-0163. a
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JeWelry Repair Clerk
For fine downtown jewelry store.
Applicant must have pleasant per-
sonality and have some knowledge
Of typing. Someone experienced in
b1 not saies eF service ERE
CHARLES SCHWARTZ & SON, 1905
F st. NV. Mr.. Bealer. q
Evening star., 1953-02-03
Arizona Senator ScoresC. O.P ApothyHere

A warning to Republicans to
beware OF the we're in now
brand Of post-election apathy
was sounded yesterday by Sen
ator Barry Goldwater, Republic
can. of Arizona.
Addressing the District League
Of Republican Women at the
Mayflower Hotel. the new Sem
ator expressed apprehension at
the great amount of apathy" he
said he has found in the East
since coming from his Western
home.
Advising league members not
to be fooled by such talk as
Were in now. The New Deals
out: we'll last forever" he de-
clared. Republicans must keep
working to keep what they have
gained"
The Senator's talk was a fea-
ture of the leagues monthly
meeting. which was also marked
Evening star., 1953-02-03

have been traditionally Demo-
cratic in their thinking. Arizona
Republicans have done little to
include the Spanish-American
citizens in State political activi-
ties. he said. In the same way.
he added, Republicans in the
East are ignoring" the Negro
minority.
IF we're to attract the Negro
vote back into the Republican
Party. we've got to get busy he
declared, adding that in the large
audience before him. he didn't
see one Negro woman, or for
that matter had he in any other
Republican women's group he
has addressed.
Senator Goldwater was intro
.duced by Mrs Robert Low Bacon,
program chairman Of the league.
Business included election Of a
Nominating Committee to choose
new officers for the coming year.
Elected were Mrs. Marion Bailey.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

by tributes to the late Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Dolly Gam, sis
ter of the late Vice President
Curtis, and past president of the
league.
Mrs. Howard A. Coffin, ma
tional Republican committee
woman from the District. and a
longtime friend of Mrs. Cams,
eulogized her as lone of the
great women of this country and
this generation.
Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns, retir-
ing league president, paid tribute
to Mrs. Cams work for the
league. she stood ready at all
times to serve," she said. Dolly
never lost faith in the Republi-
can Party nor in the American
people, eventually. to recognize
this right"
Senator Goldwater suggested
that one of the projects Repub-
licanS must get to work on is
the holding Of minorities who
Evening star., 1953-02-03

Mrs. Eugene Berry. Mrs. Edward
Springer. Mrs. william S. Gull
bertson. Mrs. Roger Robb. Mrs.
Edward A. st. John and Mrs.
Warren L. Stephenson.
After the meeting. league mem
bers adjourned to hear the Pres
ident's State Of the Union mes
sage, and to have luncheon.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

Styles eooooed ned soseddeens reAecng the genius and nspo
ton Of moer designers in whose hods the glove becomes foon accessory
robe choosing Valentine gifts birthday gs This ef first sole be
missed! kind and
n all Styles Sizes w n the collection
Evening star., 1953-02-03
PerIn1on Reviews
Commissions S Work

Philip B. Perlman. former
Solicitor General and chairman
of the Commission on Immigra-
ton and Naturalization, which
recently completed a study Of
reaction to immigration legisla-
ton in 80 sections of the United
States. was guest speaker yester-
day at the weekly luncheon
meeting Of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

to say that of the service they
receive. Working with Ameri.
can University, the club is also
carrying on an investigation of
the courtesy and helpfulness Of
local salespersons through ques.
tionnaires filled out by shoppers.
The survey will not be completed
until summer, but room for inn
provement is already indicated
in the returns. The club hopes
its monthly contest will con-
tribute to better salesmanship
in the city. and hopes the public
will help. too. by participating.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

his notebook before making Eug-
gestions as to appropriate furni-
ture and fabrics. And when her
big problem of having the furni-
ture delivered came up, he made
the arrangements and told her
when to expect it.
There were more lucrative
customers in the store, she knew,
but to her salesman. she might
have been furnishing the White
House"
The Sales Executives Club
hopes that more and more
Washington women will be able
Evening star., 1953-02-03
Ceremony Held

The marriage of Mrs. Lois
Risley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Vance of Jaeger. W.. Va.
to Mr., Cecil Lakey, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Lakey of Flint,
Mich, took place on Jan. 81 at
the National Pentecostal Holi-
ness Church in Washington. The
Rev. Harold Biddle of1iciated,
after which a reception was
given in the lower auditorium.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
oRT Meeting

Mrs. Samuel Freeman, vice
president Of the Washington
Region of Women's American
ORT: Organization for Rehabili-
tation through Training. is in
New York. attending a meeting
of the Eastern Seaboard chair
men of ORT's Materials for
Overseas Training program. The
MOT program provides ma
chinery and materials for ORT
schools.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
City Of Hope

Mrs. Irene Holdberger will be
hostess to members of the Re-
search Chapter Of the City Of
Hope at a meeting at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in her apartment at
47O7 Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
To Give TV ToIk

Miss Olivia Nicoll. president
Of the Soroptimist Club Of WASH
tngton. will make a television
appearance over Station WTTG
at 8 am. Thursday. She will give
an informative talk on the pur-
pose Of the Soroptimist Club.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
Photo.

The Rev. Edgar Wells Beckett
off1ciated at the marriage Of Miss
Shirley Jean Benton to Mr..
Marion H. Furlong. The cere-
mony took place on January 5
at the First Methodist Church
after which q reception was held
at Fellowship Hall.
The bride Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. GASEOUS Park
Benton of Hyattsville and Mr..
Furlong is the son of Mrs. Lillian
Brock of Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Why Grow Old?
Not Too Late to Extend
Life With Correct Diet

because of the constant tearing
down of tissues which is Speeded
up as age increases. Protein is
the essential repair material.
The same thing is true of cal
cium. In youth we need lots Of
calcium and phosphorus for
bones, muscles and teeth. In
later life we need lots of it again
in order to maintain these. The
average man or woman of so is
calcium poor. Our best known
nutritionists agree that calcium
is the friend of youthfulness.
It has also been found that
vitamins B and c reinforce vi
tality.
I have reported the effects of
overweight on longevity and vi
tality in older years many times
in this column. The April issue
of the Magazine Lifetime Liv-
ing" has a fascinating article
about some of the research and
experiments and discoveries of
DR.. Give M. McCay of Cornell
University concerning nutrition.
In one group of rats, half were
allowed to become fat while the
other half were kept slim. The
thin rats lived almost twice as
long as the fat ones. Three
quarters of them were alive and
peppy at an age approximately
80 in humans while the oldest
one died at an age corresponding
to 140 years in a human age.
Evening star., 1953-05-05
Workshop
| ryout
Courses

Novel "try-out" courses are
being offered by the Workshop
Center of the Arts for those who
would like to try their hands
at ceramics, painting. sculpture.
writing, poetry reading. speech.
music appreciation and modern
dance. Glasses are scheduled for
morning, afternoon and evening
to flt in with the timetables OF
housewives and businessmen and
women. They are held at the
Workshops new art center at
1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
A new eight-week series espe-
cially designed for beginners will
begin today, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 5, 6 and z and
Monday. May II. Topnotch in
structors. informal classes Of
limited size and q chance to de-
velop individual talents make
the new courses extremely at
tractive. Washington area
homemakerS as well as others
who would like to take a fling
at the arts should call COlum-
bla 5-110O for details.