davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DRIVER

Must know Va. and District territory;
reliable man with excel. refs: good
salary and working conditions, COM
psny bensfits; Apply to Mr: Medlsy:
CO. warehouse. 90 Pierce St. ne.
Evening star., 1953-05-11

MEN (2), white; car necessary; pre-
ferably married, to be trained for
permanent position in our service
dept: good pay; auto allowance:
vacation; commission. For interview,
apply bet. 10 a.m.-4 PM, 92S Eye
st. NV. -12
MEN-Two fur-time and one part
time. inexperienced. full-time men
average 500 and up per wk. Re-
peat business plus regular custom
ers assures you OF steady, regular
income; start on 1 or 2 day trial
basis II you wish. to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per wk.. calling
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant. cour-
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
eSted in q sure way to raise your
income. inquire at Oil National
Press Bldg. l4th and F ats. NV,
or phone DI. 74477 or DI. 7-349S.
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JOSEPH c. TURCO. Attorney,
THOMAS II REYNOLDS, Attorney
6l3 18th St; NV; o,,r

ol0 IOLn Sb. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 81, ,607.
Administration Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. ,Ancillary
Letters Testamentary on the estate
State Of Florida. deceased. All
persons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subscriber. on or before the 4th ll,.;,a day
they may by law be excluded from
ali benefit of said estate. Given
under its hand this 4th day Of May,
1853. THE NATIONAL METRO
PoLTTAN BANK OF WASHINGTON:
BY: j. 7. sHEItP9oN, Assistant ;ts3t
THEODORE COGSWELL, REGISTER
of wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRs, AND AcCoUNTANTs-we
epecialiEe In these positions. ATLAS
1920 N. Y ave. NV, RE. 7-b767.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish . better
position. See Immediately GRACE
DUNN. 1871 q st. IRE. 7-2s2Sl
AL. STENOG AND SECRETARIAL
openings today, come in. no charge
unless placed. Inquire Miss Young,
ST. 3-3664. 1911 G st. NV.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
Private and public school positions
now open for fall sessions. All sub
iects Contact US Immediately for
particulars. 1341 G. RE. 7-393S.
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9th class, 1oF. apt. house;
pefM,:. No. 0 Todd oil burner used
in bldg. Apply 5000 Conn. ave
ENGtNEER. End class. Must have re-.
friGeration sxpeF. Can Mr.. RICH
ARDS. 3 TO 4 D.m.. RI. 7-O104.
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hELP--MEN
SAFES pFppFsrNTATTvr

Leading manufacturer Of toilet e goods
has opening for experienced sales
man in washington territory: age,
25 to 40. with selling experience in
packaged goods to retail stores; car
required. Salary and expenses. In
education. experience and personal
status. Box 1900. Star. IL
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CLAIMS MAN
CL,ERK-TYPTST
COILECTOR-DRIVER

COLLECTOR OR-DRIVER
Young man. 31.so yrs. Of ase. pre-.
1efahly Q veteran. neat In appear.
PIE, must have clear drtyipg record,
Of city and outskirts. Jos consiStS
Of making collections on small elias
personnel, Room COS, open week
days S:30-6 and Dat. 81. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SALESMAN-LIOUOR

With sales ability. live wire. ambi-
tiouS to make perm. connection with
old eStab. firm; good salary, bonus,
vac. Advancement; must be we'll
recommended. Do not phone CEN
TRIAL LIQUOR CO., 51S 9th st. NV.
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STOCK CLERK

Young man for shipping and receiv-
ing dept. of fine specially store.
Prefer Arlington resident, high
school grad. with clear, legible hand
who Is intelligent and not afraid
Of hard work. For such Q young
man there. is q wonderful oppor-
tunity to learn the retail apparel
business with unlimited possibilities
for advancement. Good starting
salary, hours and working condi-
tlons; liberal discounts on personal
purchases; paid vacations and un-
usual company benefits. Apply Mr..
RIMBEY, North Highland and Fair
lax dr.. Arl.. Va. I'll
MAN. Bladensburg area,
white. between 25-4O. to handle sup
plies and keep simple records. Previ-
GUS experience desirable but not
mandantory. Salary open. Free
meals and hospital insurance. Call
MRS. DERR. y to 5, Monday through
Friday at UN. 4-1974 for interview
appointment. Ill
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HELP--MEN

SALESMAN - Experienced outside
salesman needed by. an Industrial
machinery; very attractive PROPOSE
Apply 10l2 9th st. NV. Ill
SALESMAN. experienced in mems fur
nish1ngS: permanent position; 5-day
week; liberal employe benefits. APP
bENssF@ By Nsf5sennf5 breaSS,sr Pee, SsH a. G G9L-
:. !th and K sts. NV. -l9
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
dept. Experienced preferred, Local
ssfs; re : WONDER CLOTHES. ear F
SALESMAN. with telephone sale. Mit ex.
perience, newspaper or radio pro-
motion. Call DI. 1902. mornings.
SALESMAN. to call on ONCE furni-
M5 tyre 1d and store fxtures trade in
!aformation real' l. F. SLoSK 81 %Eit' 1sso ss1
sshaTD sh H9 ;, st; Baltimore; 80, Nd. ii
deal. quick cash paid: we train Vol,
ana furnish leads: car and telephone
necessary; commission. S600-SI, 200
@SaaH; aoos4b. Telephone l-6 D'm' only: ,J Tu.
SALESMAN-CLERK - Retail tir.
store; excellent salary and oppore
tunity for Young man: experienced
in passenger car and truck tire
sales: BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 l4th
81. NV.
SALESMAN = Opening for LONE"
1anitor.supply salesman. Over 100
ACTIVE accounts, not the dead file.
Ine right man can earn $4,000 or
better. EXPERIENCED ONLY, none
others will be considered. DISTRICT
SUPPLY. INC. 1893 Constitution
ave: ne. Ii. $4,000. ii
WHOLESALE ELECTRI-
CAL SUPPLIES AND LIGHTING
FIXTURES. ONE INSIDE AND ONE
OyTS1DE MAN LIBERAL SALARY
AND COMMISSION. WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY AND ADVANCE
MENT. APPLY sos 18th ST. NV,
MR.: GOODMAN. Ia
SALESMAN AT ONCE
A proven opportunity for q man with
car. who is interested in q very
substantial income, starting at once.
You represent an old established
nrm. No down payment, deliveries,
collections or investment. This is a
low pressure business. other ad-
vantages discussed At interview. Lo-
cal territories open. Write r. 8.
SANDERSON, Box 202. Newark. New
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REPRESENTATIVES,

" fOSIIICNS)
Wonderful leads and appointments
for nat. adv. premium product
which MUST be purchased by pros
pect. Earnings are limited only
by WILLINGNESS to work. However,
If you earn less than Sl00 per
week. you are not for US. You
must have q car and preferably
some sales experience. This Is
not vacuum cleaners, storm win
dowS, etc, but q year round PROPOSE
tton for hard workers willing to
apply themselves. Call Mr.. SELBST
at TU. 2-3636, Monday for appoint
ment. Ill
SERVICE STATION MANAGER and
attendant wanted for Fairfax Circle,
Virginia station. A good deal for a
good man. Call Vienna 440-W.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN.
AGER; capable Of running q shift;
must have exper. Good hrs. and
working conds. Apply 7lO R.. /.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced in fabrication work.
CONNoRs & FOSTER, 2244 Pa.
sERSvIIsc;fE; III; STATION ATTENDANT,
must be. experienced in fabrication.
Good salary plus commission. CON-
NORS, INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
STATION ATTENDANT,
white, fabrication exper, and good
salesman; refs; SO day, plus comm.
and vacation. BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERVICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
10
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HELP-MEN

CHAUFFEUR-Part time; available
noon. afternoon and evenings; hour.
ly rate. References required. Boz
CHAUFFEUR. white. sober, refs;
perm. position: summers In Blue
Ridge Mts.; good salary. Box 272-
CHEF for eafetsria, Military District
Of Washington Exchange: 13 days
annual leave, sick leave, group hos
pitalization. other emDloye benefits.
employment. Can IA. $4,000. Ext.
1852. -l2
CHEF, white. thoroughly experienced.
Full charge Of Kitchen. No sunday
work. BOZ $3.50. star. Ia
Apply VIRGINIA RESTAURANT, 110
lndAnAndAnHA ava ia
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wkeR GNsUestRO G6oerttse@e1ts
9G6reeee4 to &teS 6oees. 20 NOT
tRcIose ori0tnGl references, pkotos
graphs o. other SsGt6fialS Of SER
s0nel vatue. Copies seFVe TIE p1p.
0os6 and oTtotMGlS UsOy cot lest.
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Must have successful speciality sales
record. preferably in ONCE machines,
National manufacturer of fGpent: non-cem-
petitive reading equipment. supplies
and duplicators. Machines on gov
ernment schedules. Sell government
or commercial. Draw during train
ing period. Call SALES MANAGER.
Mon. MA. S-5943. -22
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
BIG EARNINGS
GOOD REFERENCES
OR, IF YOU ARE AL
READY WORKING
AND MAKING LESS
THAN $135 PER WEEK,
CONSIDER THIS
AN INVITATION
TO COME WITH ME
ANY THREE EVE
N1NGS AND SEE
MORE MONEY MADE
IN 9 HOURS THAN
YOU CAN MAKE IN 40.
PHONE JU. 5-1351
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SALESMAN

National organization; protected pro-
ducing D. c. territory; guaranteed
salary. plus commission; permanent
and profitable for high-grad0 man.
Please give full particulars. Re-
plies confidential. Prompt inter-
view for qualified applicants. Box
360-G. Star. III
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ave. NV. III
AUTO CAR WASHER for washing
tons largest Pontiac dealer. Good
stf5snfse ca6E foNAGp nnd permit Nit pts2o ARDl' 4s7
AuToMoT11E iJT1Ds 81 W. MAcH1N1sr-Exnpeeri.
enced To assist in complete opera
ton Of automotive machine shop.
ENco AUTO SUPPLY. 800 H st.: ne.
AUTO MECHANIC-There Is . 1st
class mechanic now living in Sc.
Washington who would enjoy work.
Ing Hogd in our ;aoD Excel Ks sauDmsnt
vacation. holidays. sick leave and
insurance benefits. See Mr.. Collins.
ANACOsTIA MOTOR Co. Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer. 17os Good Hope
Afro s MECHANICS AND TUNE!ur
Plymouth repairs preferred but not
necessary. Good working conditions.
Our men average well over ,S125
and holidays, hospitaiization and
life ins. Completely mod. shop with
every type equip. We are one Of the
laTGsst GdGsstt GhryslsrIlymouth Seelsss
AUTO MECHANIC. chrysler exper..
week. Salary basis: disqualification
plan: paid vacation and holidays.
iSc. ~f; Sssd5 Zoo 1Ss q:
AUTO MECHANICS ts). Lincoln -Mer-
curry, or Ford experience desired; top
earnings and pleasant working con-
so%ERY dSha zee sTGBss Te5Ess MoToRs MG nc
1900 East-West hwy. Silver epring,
Nd. - -1S
needed at once: permanent top-pay-
SINGER cHEVRoLET Co.. seven
Corners, Falls Ch.. Va. JE. 2-1l77.
AUTO MECHANICS
Capable of front-end aligning and
general replacement Of parts; $3.50
Pfiss Rsnis sso 10!a asoo ApH. p.r.haE h5E
DR.. Arlington. ia. 7-77o7. -IS
AUTO PARTS CLERK-Chfysler
business; young man with clerical
training preferred; good opportunity
for man with ability to grow with
Collins. ANAcosTTA MOTOR CO.
17os Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. $4,000.
AUIO SALESMAN-MuSg De expert.
enced used-car man between So and
80 years of age. Must be capable
OF being bonded. Excellent employ
ment record required. inexperienced
men or drifters need not apply.
Wonderful work conditions. RENEs
MOTOR !7', Or CO., 1s4o Wilson bouley:rd.
AnToMSs1LE 4FNDStS1i e SALESMAN. pS expert
enced only; excellent proposition for
right man. Apply MITCHELLiS MO-
AUTO SALESMAN for ne new - and used
commission basis. Must have proven
LIAMS a. BAKER. the Areas Oldest
Nash Dealer, 2819 M st. NV. Iii
AUTO SALESMEN-Old established
Oldsmobile dealer has opening for
2 new car statesmen. Experienced
in selling preferred. Reply in writ
ing for interview. stating age, school,
ing and business background. Box
AuToo tSS5o' 'saaEsMAN-w. aiaEs h.v. Iaa OPEN
ing for two 1st-class men to sell
the All-new Ford car and truck.
Excellent pay plan: s.e.s excl. Ford
FRANK SMALL Jr.. INC. ,216
AUToMoBfLE Il statesmen, pertici-
patinE profit basis. We are q fast
moving organization that knows how
waiting for that last buck. II you
are tired Of having your deals turned
your DOWNTOWN NASH dealer.
18th and M SITS NV. III
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MEAT CUTTERS

Men, Fl to 36. with at least two years
high school education, good previous
bine mental and physical skiiis. We
have openings for experienced and
apprentice meat cutters, S64 q week
starting wage for apprentice with
progressive scale to $50 in 3 years.
Experienced meat cutters will be
rated. based on previous experience
which We are able to verify.
We offer permanent employment. paid
vacation, cooperative group inSur-
Ance and other employ0 benefits.
Apply $50 to 4, Mon. Fri.
SAFEWAY STORES
1646 Fourth Ht. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont,
JOHN v. N1TRN, Attorney,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court.-No. S2,401, Ad-
ministra ation.---This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber Of the
from the Probate. Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Testa-
Dumont, late of the District Of
Columbia; deceased: Al Al persons persons
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the End day
of November. AID. 1858: otherwise
shey III benet @aE Oy Of ax saia q esfaae GIVEN
May, May 1863. GEORGE N: FERRIS,
Jr., 523 Washington Bldg. lSeal)
Atssst kssst.r of dHK9RoRE Ws eT the 5sict Of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court. my11,l6,25
JOSEPH c. TURCO. Attorney,
2I7 Southern Building.
Filed April 80, 1858. Harry M. Hull.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for tassI The PistrM,ct M.s1 q
JEANNE PoPPELL. 3055 Vista Street
NE, Plaintiff. VS.. LARUDIE CARL
POPPELL. address unknown, Defend
ant. The object of this suit is to
obtain an absolute divorce on the
grounds Of deSertion. On motion of
the plaintiff, it is this Both day OF
fendant Larudie Carl Poppel1 cause
his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclu-
sive Of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after We day Of the f1rst
the cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default. Provided, q copy
of this order be published once q
week for three successive weeks in
the WashinGton Lay tRsI ReporteE' ti5 daH and
(S.) JAS. w. MORRIS. Judge. (SeaD.
Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By
Robert r. HARRINGTON, Deputy Clerk.
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CAB DRIVERS. coioFed-W0 VIII
identification card. emall deposit
required on cab. TAN TOP CAB
SCHOOL, 1881 KSlorAmA I'd. NV,
co S-7Q7S, CO. 6-773b
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y III : vi
S5 nm

Audit, maintain and revise account
ing systems and procedures in large
retail organization; accounting de-
gree, under 40 years; excellent OPP
portunities for advancement; perma-
nent; company benefits. Write
experience to Box $3.50. Star. -l2
AUTO BODY MAN, only thoroughly
and workinE. conditions. MASTER
AUTO BODY, 324O Prospect ave.
NV, DE. 2-17SS. Ill
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
GRAPMOTYPE OPERATORS - Lg0.
national concern has opening for
several eKper. gr0photype operators.
Hrs, 8 am. to 4:3O pm, Mon.-
Fri, NO Sat. 1arnings commensurate
with ability. Good working eonds.,
regular vacation plan and other
dement's. Apply in person, 1905 H
Ct: ,N.,. nv. Or phone MA. s-s2oe for
GROCERY CLERK-All around man,
some meat exper:: good hrs. good
pay. Apply CROWN MARKET. 1st
and X stS. NV. Tuesday. May IL.
STORE needs all-around
man with knowledge Of meat cutting;
good salary for right man: must
have references. Box 376-0. Star.
experienced. inter
eSted in steady position. Apply in
person. ROBERT OF PARIS. 1914
HANpYMAN. carpenter and painter.
to do general maintenance work.
apply 1921 9TH ct. NV. Ill
MELPERS - Experience with house.
hold goods desirable: good wages.
steady work. SECURITY 6TORAGE,
1140 18th st.
Evening star., 1953-05-11

Automobile Statesmen
We have openings for experienced.
high grade automotiV0 salesmen Of
good character. II you have Q good
record Of accomplishment and are
reliable, we offer you an opportunity
GbeVrnist 1 a win 1c.ie9t te
working conditions. Transportation
furnished, liberal compensation.
Apply to Mr.. Mahoney, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. 14th and Flor
ida ave. NV. is
BASS SOLOIST. Protestant church
(white). state age. experience and
BODYMEN-Plenty Of work with good
percentage pay. Free life insurance,
disqualification benefits. paid holi-
days and vacation leave, emplqye
discounts. Apply to Mr.. Hurd. HILL
dE SANDERS, INC, 1114 Vermont
Evening star., 1953-05-11

SERV. STA. SHIFT MAN
Capable of handling money ac-
curately, D. c. refs: $3.50 mo. and
comm. WILLOUGHBYS ESQ,
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GARAGE CLERK

PART TIM
Ideal position for college student
with morning classes; 2:30-6:3O
Aon.-Efi. Typing speed Of 80 Wordl
Der M1n. and some practical 0R-
p0riene0 in bookkeeping are re-
quired. Apply personnel room COS.
Open weekdays, S:30-6 and Sat-.
Q-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGEH
Qualified to hire. train and supervise
IO-15 direct salespeople for Q COM
pany established over so yrs. Posi-
ton includes above.-average percent
and over-writes, adding Up to q
substantial income. Must have car.
Write Immediately! giving business
experience, and include phone num-
Der. EDWARD NEvIL. Marion. New
Evening star., 1953-05-11

Needlecraft'S 81 Hem Sale
introducing our new 1st-fioor shop
Again offering hens, skirt, dress
limited time. including fitting and
tape. New address. 126 11th st.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
MAN WITH CAR

White. 2l-40, willing TO be taught
good salary, paid vacation: car al
lowance. gas and oil furn. Apply
am. to 5 p.m., 3054 NJ st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-05-11
ARLINGTON-ALE

WOMEN
Recep.. dr.: no typ. 8 d. ----- $50
en-. -typ.: meet public; d. 217
elk. typ, library; yng.; 5 d. - 40
Rep, typ. temp; 5 d. 5b 5b
Rep typ: train on PIX: : d - 600
elk. some typ: yng.: s d. 203
Eecep' sec; Duke St: 8 d. : Sb0-S60
Etenn.. coi. erad,: soc. work 25S
Steno'. nnVnent. dent: + d, 244
steno., fntntl.. rel; yng.; 8 d. 233
Payroll elk: yng.: s d. ------ 80
Potomac Empl.-Hrs., 9-8
2334 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-l7oO
oil King St., Alex. K1. 9-7022
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MEN-PART TIME
EARN S2.53 an hour. White 2l-SS.
Car necessary. Apply at pm. Tues.
at 2017 8 St. NV, Room sol. Du-
pont Circle area. liz
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Statesmen

Pull or part time, to sell Pura Tex
stone and Rebuilt wall resurfacer.
Top commits paid on credit approval.
Cali MR.. FRANKLIN ct UN. A.
7135. between 4-6 pm. for ap-
n0intment III
Evening star., 1953-05-11
HELP-MEN

WOOL SPOTTER. steady, year round
employment for exp. men. Call Mr.,
Breeden, OIL. 4-1500. TOWN AND
COUNTRY CLEANERS, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SALES MANAGER

AA4AA1AS 4N4AA4NAASaASAO
$4,000 per year. salary and comm.
National safety organization. with
coast-to-eoast operation. Must have
minimum OF 3 yrs. exp. Some
travelling nee. Send resume of
proven exp. and all applicants will
be interviewed by ofncer OF the
company. Box $50. Star. -l2
SALES POSITION, for intelligent col
ored men. not afraid to work. the
in.s nslG is yondsrr9 Sn VIZ give hae 1eSos So,i u
free. Can for interview 1885 9th
St NV BY aD2 only. DE. 2-S2ss. 2
Evening star., 1953-05-11

AUTO BODY MEN (2)
Top quality men, capable of turning
out hrst-clasS work only. $3.50
basis. 5la days. More work than
you can handle. Apply Mr.. Michel
son, YORK MOTOR CO.. 1880. Ga
ave n w III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
By Kite Turmoil

Now is the time to plan party
fun, for your class. club or crowd.
for farewell get-togethers or
spring birthday parties. Special
events will give your group much
to remember after schools close,
when you are separated by grad
uation or vacation.
So let's go around the party
clock, from morning to mid
night. for ideas in the spring
spirit that you can stage indoors
or outdoors.
HUNT BREAKFAST.
Invite your friends to gallop
to this roundup at II am. in
outdoor clothes.
For "the hunt" hide wrapped
trinkets, for which guests can
rove around the designated area
(for which you can sketch maps
or Souvenirs). Let finders be
keepers Of prizes. Or go back to
"kid stuff" for a peanut hunt
with prizes for those who can
find the most. eat the least be-
fore counting. For variety, split
the peanut shells, tuck in "for-
tune favors." CThiS is one fun
packed way to predict" post
graduation careers. who will
be the first to marry, earn g
fortune, etc.
For games stage races to toe.
kick balloons Numbered fol
each contestant) to a set goal
Or corral game equipment fol
table races.
Serve a "stand-up" breakfast
hunter-style buffet. with hot
foods and warm breadstuff ir
covered containers. Start with 6
"stirrup cup" of hot spiced to-
mato juice, in mugs or sturdy
cups. For a class breakfast
trace the numbers for your grad
uation year, in frosting. to top
coffee cake for centerpiece.
KABOB LUNCHEON.
For kabobs, to be broiled ir
the oven or grilled on an oper
fire, use skeWers or toasting
sticks, Observation-Disclosures fash
ion. Spear on the meat. chunks
of onion, tomatoes, green pep
pers, bacon, etc. Paint" with
a barbecue sauce. Split frank
furter rolls into which you car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
PIutts Give
Annual Purty

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bene-
dict Platt gave their annual dog
wood viewing party at their
home on Beechwood Drive.
Chevy Chase. last evening. and
nearly everyone turned out for
the gay affair.
Mrs. Plat greeted her guests
in a yellow chiffon waltz-length
gown. Her necklace and earring
accessories were of fine old topaz
and in her hair she had FASH
Toned coronet of lilies of the
valley grown in her own garden.
The all white decor inside the
house We'd for attention with the
many floral colors outside. A
centerpiece of white lilacS and
tall white taperS in silver CANDLE
sticks set off the buffet table
in the dining room.
Among the nearly two hundred
guests were the YugoSlav Am.
baSsador and Nine. Popovic, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Nemazee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Grimble, Vice Admiral
and Mrs. w. l.. Ainsworth. Capt.
and Nine. Panayotooulos, and
the hostess's brother in-law and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Parker Fair
lamb.
Some of the many friends who
came over from Baltimore were
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyatt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wight. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Eisenhardt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Plans for Graduation, Vacation

slip each kabob. Top with siz-
zle-hot relishes for a meal-in-
one dish.
"Kabobs" date back to the
days when warriors cooked red
meat on swords over campfires.
For games, ask each Cor teams
of two or FOUR to act out skits,
stage pantomimes. or sing songs,
that are symbolic of great war
riorS. Let the group guess the
Warrior after each stunt. Give
prizes for the easiest and hardest
to guess, also for the most
ancient and modern warriors.
TEA PARTIES.
Leaf through "Alice in Won
derland" for tips for a party
that will gain character if
friends come in zany costumes,
suggested by the book for a
''Mad-Hatter Tea Party"
For the Pink Tea, for girls
only, all wear something pink to
match menu and decorations.
To serve pink tea-and-fruit
punch, you can use pink nail
polish to mark first names or
initials of guests on glasses. For
game, pass pencils and pink
paper. Ask all to list the pink
things they can see at the party,
or as many pink foods as they
can think up. Light a pink can
die, let it burn to a marked place
as signal that the contest is over
Wrap prizes in pink.
RECEPTION FOR GRADUATES
Serve simple refreshments
that will stay fresh, buff
fet, since guests are apt to ar
rive at different times after the
ceremony. Top the punch OF
pop" bowl with ice-cubes in
class colors for which you use
fruit juice or the colorings you
can buy in markets. Class colors
may be mixed into cream cheese
for open sandwiches, or dips. u
Top the big cake or cup cakes
with 1883" markings.
For a guess-Who game, collect
baby pictures of all. ahead: pass
around Numbered on back. The
one able to identify the most
wins a picture holder sized for
purse or pocket. For charades,
act out future career aims. For
a tag dance use a small diploma