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Evening star., 1954-06-08
OFFICE FURNITURE

Oc 4NG 4O6tNx1OH
SPECIAL PURCHASE UNITED
STATES GOVT. WAR SURPLUS
Enables US to make the most out
standing ofier Of reconditioned stock
$lo and up. File cabinets. chairs.
tables. lockers. bookcases. Unlimited
quantity to choose from, all priced
At savings No to 1885,. Free delivery
and parking.
nANssA5TAS sss 4. Y. oESEcF SyG' nv: NeuIP
onGANsTyG 1s sscfrssvE E.s1e5t .nrs man
S4s5 and S5S5. Other tH MAKE; makes GTd and
models also available. KEENEY's.
Bait, Annapolis blvd Glen Burnie,
PHoNoGssAPR RECORDS - sale sale OF
5000 7S;r.p m albums classical
sS1kSS' Ss'ssE ysElEs SP e IL sHSs RE!ss
PhoSoaaRxspsi asas isf REeoRDssM, sM small s,is75 T.
brary, dance, dinner and Classical.
Variety Of speeds. HU., $780,.
PIANO-Steinway grand, mahog.: D.
f.; fft:;s;o7 lin. AD. 4-5s2s from e:3H to
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles: So monthly and up, plus
hauling: ST. $4,000. PIANO MART.
1918 TIN st NV. Ill
PIANos-used uprishts, S45 and
CONSOLES S1 oss s saus. oS II S'fs fSHo sS9si MAR fHd
l015 7th st NV. tjust above, the
PIANOS-used grand pianos, SOS
up. Largest selection Of used pianos
In the city at the PIANO MART.
nS lSlS 7th st. NV. dust above, the
PiAN0s-Fine selection Of recondi-
toned pianos ali styles Including
Estsy, shoninser: sis5, .' up. S''SpH al
Ssans' ssms coEoNHn ts5ls P4so CO.. 0Es
PIANOS, - Jordan's Silver Spring
store he several real values in
used and moor sample consoles and
spinets. Open every evening until
pm. 1882 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Nd. Phone JU. 5-1105.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur-
chase rental plan. JORDANS. cor
ner 13tn and @ SITS. (Phone ST
3:94O0l and 9332 Georsia ave,
Silver Spring, (Phone JU. 5-1lO5l.
Silver Spring store open evenings.
PIANO-June spec: Standard make;
Iull key6oard. spinet. regular S545.
EoW S395 on easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 G st. NV.
PIANOS-June specials on Spinets.
consoleA and grands, new. floor
samples and rebuilt. All full key
board; large selection Of style cases
and wood finishes. All offered for
sale now at large discounts. to make
real bargains. on long easy terms.
MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900 g
PIANOS suinet. used very
little, s345. among many great
Piano Sale. K1TTs. 1880 q St. NV.
PIANOs-Don't miss KITS An
nual Spring Piano Sale. substantial
savings on fine pianos from our
regular stock; pay only $25 down,
balance in 80 mos. KITS. 1880
@ st NV, RE. 1922. -12
PIANOS FOR RENT-Fine. new spin
cts, So mo. Investigate our famous
BUY-RENTAL plan. KITS. 1880
G st. NV. RE. 1912. -12
PIANO-Used Wurlitzer spinet in
top condition, $345. Has full key.
board. See the largest selection OF
used pianos in the city at the
PIANO MART. 1918 9TH st. NV.
tjuSt above the hbrary0
PIANO. Wurlitzer spinet and bench;
perfect cond. sI,I inside fs and out; Rea- !,a
PIANO-Fischer uprt. med. plain
case; $50. AID. 4-592S from $50 to
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hELP-WoMEN
RY-sTENoGRAPHER,

SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, 5-day
35- hour week. No SATURDAYS. Pleas:
ant surroundings. air conditioned
law office. Previous legal experience
not required SOS weekly, RIM. l4",
Investment Building, 1911 K st.
SHIRT OPERATOR, must be capable
and experienced; steady fob; excel
lent pay; 10 minutes from down
town Washington. Apply BEVERLY
PLAZA LAUNDRY. 1915 Mt. YER
non ave. Alex, Va. XII. 9-95e0.
sHIRT-PREss OPERATORS: ezeer.
CLEANERS, 7th and Franklin sts.
sTENOGRAPHER. business once ex-
perience necessary; 5-day wk. MA.
sTENoGRAPHER and bookkeeper,
payrolls, taxes, etc; girl ofice.
Must have car. Call after q. LU. 4
sTTEN0GRAPHER, white. high school
grad, law ofice. 20 to 30 yrs. old; !;
$500 mo. ME. S-3100. Ia
STENOGRAPHERS
Several vacancies tor experienced
stenos. temporary or permanent. No
evening, weekend or home workers.
ST. 3-I973 IS
STENOGRAPHER- -RECEPTIONIST. s.
day week. Air conditioned once.
Apply. 11l5 18th st. NV, Room
30l. for interview. 81
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY, to
assist editor of publication. of a
national education organization
Age 20-30 College BACKGROUND
preferred Salary. $4,000 to s.. 500
depending on education and related
experience. Emplove benefits. 5-day
week Air conditioned office. Call
AID 4-4255. EXt for appt -
TEACHER OF TYPEWRITING for
summer school: teen-age classes;
college degree and experience re-
quired. Ask for Mr.. Purvis or Mr..
Dixon. STRAYER COLLEGE. Ma,
S-174S. 10
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REDECORATED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1917 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Sgle. and
dble. rms. Sl4 up; good meals; TV
Bendix; downtown, DE. 2-964b;
-S
1901 18th N.W.-Sgle. and dble rms.
showers: business people. students:
selective menus; switchboard. ~.
CLUB MASON, 1928 New Hamp. ave.
offers de luxe living In a club resi-
dence: singles and doubles for re-
fined ladies and men. Sl6 per vk.
and up. incl full-course meals and
hotel services NO. 1870. Ill
SMALL HOME for refined elderly
ladies. sgle. and dble.. Excel.
meals. No smoking, EN-. 3-4617..
LIVE ON CLOSE-IN 23-acre estate
in Silver Spring, : miles from White
House. beautiful grounds. large com
Portable rooms. DELIGHTFULLY."- cool in
summer; > delicious meals every
day. Parking on ETounds. Only SIC
week. JU. 5-2594
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block on Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Greek Park Dble and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals.
Rates, S1G.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTENS, ex-
re-; pedigreed. White and blues. RA
WANTED-2 DR.. Schroeder Roller
canaries. 1ndianhead. Riverside g.
FOR SALE, black female Doberman
P,~scher, 8 mos. old, Axe. JU. s.
PLfriES-Black and tan hound:
Boxers and Airedales; all reasonably
priced IF. o-14SR. 10
FRENCH POODLE, standard, black,
female, VI. old. Wormed and shots.
Axe reg. Reas. Make offer. TIE. g.
FOX TERRIER PUPPY, mos. fe-
male, Axe. Excellent with children
$50 .IE. 3-1744. -
8 BEAGLE PUPPIES. 4 mos. old.
JACK TAPP. Cattlett. Va. .
SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs, cats, etc,
all. sizes; hghtweight. low cost. 72l
Oglethorpe NV. RA 6-3445.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TER RIER
PUPS. Axe reg: priced from $25 to
cSSkERs Sc & Ike kk; ss14s. fs4tS quality N11 Al
permanent shots. PO. 2-690S.
WEIMARANER, female. 13 weeks.
Champ. sire, field or show prospects
mornings and ewes. SO. s-7172. Ia
PARAKEETS WANTED
Charles @. Wood, Baltimore. Nd.
Belmont 5-7bS4
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CAMDEN, ME.-26 June. Want two
share driving and expenses. BEN
MAILlCK, between and Z pm. CO.
LOS ANGELES July I,
1924, room for 3 riders. Call JU,
Evening star., 1954-06-08

YOUNG LADY. white, age o5-35t, We
type type our Ssray' orders tno 'eiss shorthandp Or and
handle other interesting work, in
air-cond, color photog. lab. Salary
based on ability. See Mr.. REFS
NIGER, 9 til $50. 715 Kennedy
st. NV. Don't phone. Ii
YOUNG LADIES
openings avail. for quail
fed applicants as dance teachers.
Full or part time, with or without
eXper Rapid advancement to exec
utive positions at high salaries. APP
plicants should have natural dancing
ability must be personable and in
telligent. Apply after IL am. DALE
DANCE STUDIOS. no 14th st. NV.
WHITE WOMAN, refined. to help with
work in home. Room. board. salary.
10. 1-3lln IA
WHITE WOMAN. to live with working
mother and care for . children; B.
NnY,0N,TA day Tsek "a RS 5S6543 SG hos .. Is onsr
ing for a clerk-typist min. IS words
excel. co. benefits, incl. profit shar-
ing. Perm. position. Apply 423 Fig
Bldg, S641 Colesville rd., Silver
AMRBTFIoTs AsMRslnFf;o U.s. WOMAN. evening gf4 hrs;
Call EN- 2-@3a5. IS
EXCELLENT PART-TIME PAY for
personable. single or married ladies.
between the ages IS to 35; will not
conflict with your present employ
ment. Call WO. 6-7332 Sunday.
Monday or Tuesday evenings between
DESIRE Settled white lady to live
in, care for children; week ends
free. Cal RE. 5-S376 after pm.
IA
spare hours daily
with AVON can mean S150 extra
for your vacation. RE. T-SlO7. s
ARE YOU FREE AFTER ) PM? Turn
up IN S19-S3S in a day. No ex-
perience required. but ambition and
car necessary. For personal inter-
view phone JE. 2-12S6 between 10
a m 4 n m 5
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Stone, Flagstone, Cement

Stone, Flagstone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls. patios.
flower boxes. steps. walks. drives.
porches. lily ponds. hreplaces. ETC.;
24-hr. service. For q free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1-4756.
STONEWORK, flagstone terraces,
walks, brick or block retaining walls.
chimneys. flreplaces, all kinds of
cement work. pipe drainage. F. MAR
CUCCIO. PO. 2-35SS. %
TILE-New installations and repairs;
baths, porches, kitchens. ARMANI
BROS. TIA. 9-260O. m S-2296.
TV REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE. Day
or night service ReaS. rates All
work. parts and labor guaranteed |
year ia. 9-1992,
Evening star., 1954-06-08
SALESLADY
SALESLADIES
Experienced, steady positions.
KOPY KAT

Women's Wear Stores. S3O7 Georsia
ave, NV, Silver Spring, Md. -
BALEsWOMAN = Very active real
estate once has openings for one
6 exper. saleswoman; excel advertis-
ing program: full cooperation in
closing and financing. RORSCHACH
9EAMSTRESS, experienced in heavy
duty machines and slipcover work.
Phone ST. 3-32SO.
SECRETARY exper.; excel. position,
newspaper publishing firm, George
town; $50 wk. to start; 5--day, 40
hE Mr Ts; psio,lnort many .sf.r fS 1enes. a cs co
sECRETARY-Adv. agency .ooktns
typlne experience PLUS desire for
diversified job necessitating initia-
i've: 5;;day, 4O-hr: VIZ; A!r;cOnG
400 after 9:3O am. IS
SECRETARY, bldg. materials manu-
facturer in Bethesda. Knowledse
shorthand and good typins essen
tial. Excel. startins salary. Immed.
employment. OIL. 4-6HS1. 10
SECRETARY Interesting and re-
sponsible position. with. an .educa-
tional organization; assist with in
formation service and once busi-
ness; must be accurate with reason
pleasant Plea workinS conditions. Cali
for apt. AID. 4-4725: 10
SECRETARY
Under 35. responsible position, can
you handle mail. take reports. as
well as type and use q dictaphone?
No. shorthand necessary: $55 for q
6-day week plus company benefits.
CAN Mr.. ELLIS at ST. 3-2740 for
interview. IS
Evening star., 1954-06-08

An outstanding 26-yr.-old company
% is now promoting en- expansion pro-
gram that offers unusual opportu-
nifty for woman with car, age 35
SEE ETA HoFMANN
Harrington Hotel
DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICE
and school for practical nursing;
8o-bed general hospital; Apply Ad-
ministrator CAMBRIDGE MARY
LAND HOSPITAL, Cambridge. Md
home for DISCRIMINATING lady. Ref.
DRUG -CosMETic CLERK. perma-
nent; exper.; S55 per wk. to start,
plus some comm. HIGGERs DRUG.
FSENr2STYNS AIN GiRI! iS1n' white. Si sxper;; tsll-
time work. MT. RAINIER PHAR-
MACY, 4007 oath St. WA. 1876.
FOUNTAIN HELPER. exper. only: 3
On or 4 oysaT eyenainss; til 10 pm. Cali
GENERAL 'tSi OFFICE. some tyDins and
telephone. Under 25. 5-day. 35-hr.
week. Air-cond, ofices in Munsey
srSap sSa hosptaaston IasaGn s4S 1sk wE e"Ve t.
GENERAL u OFFICE WORK, typing.
record eke keeping ETC. part time
G.H.w.. hS eiSoOi COOK; family of 3. Live % in
preferred. New rambler. mile from
Rockville. Room. bath: with TV.
Good wages References required.
Phone Poplar 2-336l. 3
HOTISEkEEPER. high-type person
with experience in bringing up
children, to Iivs-in and assist in
managing household in Chevy Chase,
Nd. incl. care of s months baby
and 4 other children, whose mother
died recently Interviews by ap-
pointment. Phone OIL 4-2699 after
q m Weekday eues III
Evening star., 1954-06-08

ALEX. Beverly Hills-Nice front rm,
newly dec; ideal for summer; conv,
D. c. and Alex. transp. TIE. 6-6479.
LARGE BEDROOM. sitting room,
private bath and private entrance.
Call OIL. 4-4g66. IA
VERY LARGE master bedroom, pvt.
bath Kitchen privls. If necessary
15c fare to Pentagon. JA. 2-44l9.
3
YOUNG MEN-Single or double; close
to parking: nr. Hecht's: $50 sgl..
$40 dbl; no drinking. ia. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
COLORED
NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
2O15 18th ST. NV.

rransient-tourist rooms now avail
able So so and UP. 24-hr service
Come in. or call NO. 7-S970
Evening star., 1954-06-08

OVERSTOCKED
with tremendous quantities
of used lumber, pipes, bases,
sinks, electrical fixtures,
radiators, windows, doors,
etc.
GUARANTEED SAVINGS
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy. OF. 4-S755
Evening star., 1954-06-08
MANAGEMENT CAREER

MANAGEMENT CAREER
National company has opening for
ambitious. well-groomed woman to
train for managerial positions. salary
applicant. Your lob will be to select.
train and supervise a sales organi-
cation. II you are between "a and
40 and a willing worker, here is
an opportunity for you to make
$4,000 to $4,000 your first wear,
Car necessary for local driving. For
personal interview. call 10 4-0651
bet 9 and IL and ask for MR.,
MILES. IS
MANAGER, small guesthouse, exch.
for rm.. pvt. bath and kit; refs.
Box 2S-S, Star. 10
MANAGER-HOUSEKEEPER, for small
guesthouse in exchange for light
hskpinE. studio. Refs. AD. 2-9296.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADD:A-ROOM, PORCHES, rec. rm.,
brick. concrete, plaster. painting;
top-quality work. low prices, terms;
free est: KE. S-5795. -S
ADDIIiONS Jalousie porches.
FHA terms; no down payment; ali
work fully guaranteed. ia. 9-II27.
PORCHES, screenine
complete remodeline service; esti-
mates tree; all work fully guar.
No money dn.. SO mos. to pay. SECO
SALES, JU. 8-3O10. day or night.
ADDITIONAL ALTERATIONS
Let US build that screened porch:
remodel your kit; add that rm.;
nagstone patios and sidewalks. Any
type repair. Bank financing. Excel.
service. Do 1t now. Va. only. OV.
303l9. IA
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia. 7-6T7O. ST. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-06-08
SlTUATIONS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
started. caught UP. kept part time:
local refs. prompt. JU. 9-J4O7.
CASUALTY CLAIMS EXAMINER, 80
yrs. old, LIB, 3 yrs. compensation
ano auto claims. Box 3i"-M. Star.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-S.W
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

1874 ID ST. S.E.-Fufnished rm. for
rent: top fl. Call Ii. 7-l292 after 4.
Evening star., 1954-06-08

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
Snsyv shtekS anS sS poults; JAMES NE FEEp PEEd
5000 n. II. RED BABY CHICKS
Finest quality. SO per hundred; 200
or more 10cs discount while they
last. o. g. MAXWELL. U. s. Rte. 80.
Lanham Md WA. 7-1546. 10
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CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1954-06-08

carpentry and painting. a b.
en6pSNAsss la3MAs' w.ArsPEoSr,vc ~ 7P7sSS ..,,,,
ing. repointing. painting; VII. mech. /;
work. guar; low price. Ii. 1900.
ROOF REPAIR. low rates. White
mechanic; guaranteed work; free
estimates. Phone HO. 2-7127.
SCREENED PORCHEs. windows and
doors: new or rewired. by COLLEGE
PARK CABINET e. MILLWORK CO..
INC. Free estimates. AP. 1-3911.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
DEALER

An outstanding 26-yr.-old company
is now promoting an expansion pro-
gram that offers unusual opportu-
nifty for Q woman with car, age 35
Evening star., 1954-06-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHINCHILLAS, ped. herd Of IA;
must sell; $4,000. MA. S-S565. days;
RA. 3-5569, ewes. and week ends.-9
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Need TOpsOil???
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

Big 5 to Is ton load rich soil. deliv-
cred in Va, $12; Washington, SIS.
IL, 4-401l 10
Evening star., 1954-06-08

PARAKEETS WANTED
Charles @. Wood, Baltimore. Nd.
Belmont 5-76S4.
Sundays, Valley 3-6757, 8
Evening star., 1954-04-20
By AnaeIo Potri

This past year more letters
from young people who are in
mental distress have come to me
than ever before. Unfortunately,
many of these letters are un-
signed, so have no way of
answering their pleas for help.
Each case is different, each very
personal, so no general answer
is going to help much. Writing
the letter may be of some COM
fort as a release, but unless it is
signed it brings no help of the
sort that is needed.
Suppose you make no friends
and you live among people in
blank loneliness? You see your
old school friends going happily
on their way. They have 8 circle
of friends, they marry and have
children. They go out of your
life as you watch. like one stand
ing on the platform watching
the train bear away those near
and dear to you. What would
you do?
Suppose you are so shut within
yourself that you cannot bear to
speak of this loneliness, this
isolation from life, to any one.
You feel that you cannot talk to
father or mother, brother or
sister, and you have no friend.
You cannot talk to your clergy
man. He might tell somebody
else and you hug your smother
Ing secret closer. What can you
do to help yourself?
From this distance all I can
say to these suffering young peo-
pie is this: Go, make your feet
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Federated
Clubs Plan


The Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs will hold its 55th
annual convention in Baltimore,
beginning Sunday.
Sessions will be held at the
Emerson Hotel through Tues
day.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst Of
Baltimore, who is Americanism
chairman of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, will have
an important role in the conven-
ton.
Mrs. Whitehurst will be honor
guest at a luncheon of the junior
clubs which is scheduled on Sun
day. She also will be a featured
speaker on Monday when busi-
ness sessions will get under way.
AS a special project, the
Americanism Department is
raising funds to restore the first
floor Of Independence Hall in
Philadelphia.
Sundays convention program
will be devoted to the juniors.
with Mrs. Zelvin D. Lowman.
junior president, presiding.
The luncheon speaker will be
Miss Renee Marie Hausenstein,
special assistant to Mrs. Hiram
Cole Houghton Of the Foreign
Operation Administration.
Mrs. Thomas w. Fleming
State presto dent, and Mrs.
Thomas Kelley, vice president,
will preside at the Monday and
Tuesday sessions.
The convention banquet will
be held at z pm. Monday and
will be followed by a reception
The guest speaker will be Muir
ray D. Lincoln of Columbus.
Ohio, who is president of CARE.
Presidents and delegates from
38 clubs in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties will at
tend the convention.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Our Children
TOQ Mind Distressed

carry you TO a clergyman, a
stranger, and tell him your
plight. Or, go to an accredited
psychiatrist and tell him your
story. You are on the road to
illness unless you get help.
People cannot live alone very
long without becoming lonely.
Loneliness will warp the mind.
There must be the give and take
of the group to keep the mind
alive and preserve its healthy
outlook on life. Ideas that can
not be expressed, feelings that
have no outlet, will act like fes-
tering centers and bring on ILL
ness and pain and grief.
Most people are able to talk
out their feelings. Most of us
are able to let our wrath escape
in words or actions so it does
not back up on us and make us
miserable. Most of us have a
friend, someone to whom we can
tell our secrets, our hopes, our
fears, our joys. We must have
these outlets or we will be ut
terly forlorn. Our work will suf-
fer and our health decay.
So, to these lonely, aloof and
suffering young people I say:
Make your feet carry you to
some trusty, capable, friendly
man or woman, preferably psy-
chiatrist, or next, a clergyman
trained in psychiatry, and tell
your story and accept help.
And, if you will trust me with
your name and address I will try
to get help to you. But do some
thing to help yourself without
delay.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Pi Phi Mothers

Mrs. David M. Shoup has been
elected president of the Mothers
Club of the George Washington
University chapter of Pi Beta
Phi sorority.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Paul F. Yount, vice president;
Mrs. Richard j. Bolton, treas
urer; Mrs. Willard S. Seymour,
secretary, and Mrs. Walter L.
LukinS, social chairman. Mrs.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Runnennede
GroupEnds


The Daughters of the Barons
OF Runnemede elected three new
suretieS yesterday as they con-
cluded their annual meeting at
the Shoreham Hotel.
The days program also in
cluded a luncheon which fea-
tured DR.. Raymond B. Drukker
assistant to the president OF
Beria College, Beria, KY, as
guest speaker.
The three new officers are
Mrs. William Stephen Turner
jr.. of New Orleans, La: Mrs
George Lewis Stickney of Balti-
more, and Mrs. John Walter
Kitchen of Ashland, KY. They
will serve for five years.
DR.. Drukker praised the
Daughters for carrying on in the
tradition of the Magma Carta,
reminding them that it was in
Easter week of 1915 that the
barons forced King John to sign
the historic agreement at Run
nemede.
THE existence Of your or
ganization demonstrates the fact
Of the immortality of ideas" he
declared.
DR.. Drukker was introduced by
Mrs. Frederick Wallis of Paris,
KY, national president Of the
society.
The luncheon was the final
social event of the society's con-
vention which began Saturday
with a tea given by the Orders
Of Distinction Committee at the
Sulgrave Club. On Sunday, the
Is suretieS of the society and
the national council held a sup
per meeting at the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Iona Scarf News

Wear q long, long scarf with
your city suit. One shown in
Paris, with a navy wool costume
Is in white taffeta printed boldly
In blue. 1t wraps around the
neck, is caught under a tie at
the bustline. and the broad ends
reach hip level.
Evening star., 1954-04-20

w. Richard NoWlin has been ap-
pointed hospitality chairman for
the parent-daughter tea to be
held in the Pi Beta Phi sorority
suite on the campus in May.
Evening star., 1954-04-20

ADD TO CAMPAIGN FUND-A check for So 6OO
mounted poster presented by Mrs. Stephen Spher
to Thornton W. Owen, special gifts chairman Of the
rent fund campaign Of the District Society for Crippled
Children The money roised by the wonens ouxil-
ioy of the society through wishing wells and sole
of cut flowers at the recent flower show here
-Ankers Photo
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
RIFLE CLUB SEEKS NEW SHOOTERS

The Matanuska Valley Sports men Rifle club have started their Fall shooting practice sessions. The club shoots each Monday and Friday evening at their range in the basement of the Coop club room.
 The club is seeking new shoot CTS this year, according to Marie Westenbarger, club secretary. Three of their top marksmen have left the area and anyone inter ested in joining the group is ask ed to contact Mrs. Westenbarger at the range on either night.
 The club enjoyed a very suc- cesful season last year, taking top
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
BAND BOOSTER
 CLUB TO FORM

A small, but enthusiastic group of parents met with bandmaster Lee Plumbley and William Zah- radnicek, superintendent of sch ools on Monday night of this week to discuss the formation of a Band Booster club in the Palmer school system.
 One of the purposes of such a club, Plumbley pointed out, is to back up the members of the band and the schools in their work in music. Students who feel they are being backed up by their par ents and friends work better, realizing that the efforts being put forth in their behalf mean the parent is going out of his way to show his interest in him and the organization. The students repay this support tenfold, in apprecia- tion, Plumbley said.
 A Band Booster organization helps raise needed funds, con- ducts social activities and might include parent-student banquets, around Ch lstmas and again in the Spring. It offers an opportun- ity for students and parents to come together for good times, the band master pointed out.
 Ways in which funds could be raised were suggesed as rummage sales, cake sales, and selling Beat the opposing team" ribbon buttons during sports events.
 The school band is now in inn mediate need of uniforms for the drum corp, drum major, and the band leader, also new instru- ments. As the band program grows, instrument needs will in- crease Hopes for a 50-60 piece band were expressed by the band leader and school superintendent.
 The need to emphasize the band program was pointed out by Plumbley. The program gives the student a basic musical back ground and teaches him to play musical instruments that in later years may be worked into or chestral, band, or swing band participation. It helps improve the students cultural background, gives him a place in the world, and offers a feeling of belong ing". Kids must excell in some thing, he pointed out. 'They like to do things and get more out of life by participating in program