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Evening star., 1954-05-02
A 1:LEASANT
Y AY OF LIFE

Long Island is known
throughout the East for
its modern suburban COM
munities and model shop
ping centers :. for It's
abundance of golf courses,
swimming and fishing IA
cilitieS and year-round
recreational activities
for its well planned
roads. its modern schools
and its nearness TO
New York City lless than
80 minutes BY train).
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP-MEN

CEMENT FINISHER-Wants work
Also waterproofng, and parging
Ex, 3-4492: Cali Sunday, MR.
TILE SETTER, exper.,
steady. steady work; 6s1 1calleevenings after g.
onafSsSs1R 1sfs2snees E6 E5its !sss %sst have l0'a
CHECKER-DRAFTING
Excellent opportunity for an exper.
q growing. dynamic and friendl2
organization. Must be exper-
fenced in electronics, eleetrom,e
and 1tp 9r NsSa meShaRSa Rnrd field
BuShip specification essential. Mini
mum of . years experience as
checker in instrument work.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO
491O Calvert Rd., College Park. Nd
CHEMIST-Junior chemist for non
routine ANALYTICAL and investigative
dept. of modern electronic plant
Location: Arlington, va. Starting
salary. $4,512 yearly. Box 456,,K,
Star. .
CLERK, age o2-e5. single. high
school graduate, draft exempt. D. C
drivers license. Some knowledge OF
tipping. This is an interesting po-
sition with good chance for advance
ment. Since Job requires dealing
with the public. applicant must
have a pleasing personality and
neat appearance. Apply Personnel
Once. Rm. 300. S16 14th st. NV.
between $40 and $3.50. go
CLERK. white. over 21: bookkeep.
ing BACKGROUND helpful. alert al
detail detail; goo good change for sdyaneee. nee
Box 9S-L. Star. -3
CLOTHING DISTRIBUTOR
Exclusive made-to-meaSure franchise
available. If you are interested ir
developing your own business, in
yestigate this opportunity. Boz
221-J, Star.
COLLECTION MANAGER = Install
ment company has opening for re-
possession and jackur man; mus
have car; experience and back
ground will determine salary: 6
permanent position for a man de-
string outside work with excellen
opportunities: age 25-40. Address
replies to Box 191 H. Star. -3
COLLECTOR R-SALESMAN. Exper
with car for Saturday work. Excel
opportunity for spare time earnings
Established Saturday weekly collec'
tion routes. Good salary plus gooc
commissions for sales paid weekly
ALL STATE HOME EQUIPMENT
co. 1710 Kalorama I'd. NV.
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AMONG ARMA'S MANY
OTHER ADVANTAGES

AMONG ARMA'S MANY
OTHER ADVANTAGES
Salaries among the highest in
industry, plus overtime and out
of-plant bonuses.
Cost Of living BENEFITS
Liberal pension plan
Company-paid Blue Cross
Company paid life, health and
accident insurance
Periodic merit reviews and merit
increases.
Moving Allowances
Arranged
OPENINGS FOR
SENIOR ENGINEERS
ENGINEERS
ASST. ENGINEERS
in
Design and
Development of
ANALOG COMPUTERS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS
GYROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT
TRANSFORMERS
Environmental
Evaluation
RADIO INTERFERENCE
Functional
Engineering
DATA PROCESSING
AND ANALYSIS
SN1snNMMs fNsTRUMENrATioN Sn2R1eS AMI
Radar
Development -a.
RECEIVERS
ANTENNAS 'lt.
PULSE TECHNIQUE
WASHINGTON
INTERVIEWS
Call Ralph Morris
At
Columbia $4,000
Monday through
Thursday
Nav 3-4-5-6
9 AM. TO 6 PM.
Or send complete resume to-:
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL DEPT.
ARMA CORP.
ROOSEVELT FIELD
Garden City,
Long Island, N. Y.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Electrical Engineer

II you are interested in permanent
position with an organization thai
IS the fastest growing and friend.
Hest company in the area. dcn'i
pass up this opportunity. Must be
experienced in design and develop:
ment Of military equipment and
Automatic control devices. Serve
experience desirable.
THE AHRENDT. INSTRUMENT co
1910 Calvert Rd... Coilese Park. Nd
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP WANTED-AGENclEs

CAPITOL HILL SECY.
Alert, young; $4,000 immed. FREE
quent openings. See
GRACE DUNN
1911 q ST RE e.0S0S
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AUTO statesmen

We have openings for two salesmen,
exper. in selling Chrysler products
preferred: one Of the best compen-
sation plans in the Washington
area, with new car furnished. Sell
ing two of Americas most popular
.cars-De Soto. Plymouth. For per-
sonal interview. contact Mr: Craw-
ford. OIL. 4-1000. BETHESDA MO-
TORS. INC. Miller and Wis. aves..
Evening star., 1954-05-02
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon, Monday, May II, 1854. at the
ONCE Of State Roads Commission
at Laurel. Nd. offering to purchase
the improvements located on the
former H. D. Mills property near
Gaithersburg, Md. located on the
proposed highway improvement be-
tween Browns Station and Shady
Grove rd. on Muddy Branch I'd.
AL Of these improvements must be
by midnight. Friday. June Is, 1854.
Details. bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the STATE ROADS COMM1S-
SION Office at Laurel Nd.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HELP---MEN
ENGINEERS
What
Arma Corporation
and
Long Island Living
Can Offer
YOU
CHALLENGE

Arma Is engaged IN the
design and development
of highly complex elec-
tromechanical precision
equipment, among the
most intricate mechan-
isms known to science.
AS a result, Arma engi-
neers know the satisfac-
ton of truly creative
work that challenges their
finest talents and gives
them the opportunity to
explore and expand
new ideas. new techA
nioueS and approaches In
their field.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

AFC', IuIs GN0IhlCA, tA0.
Bank Pres. CD Secy., SITS Wk.
Under 80; unusual future; immed.
BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
EMBASSY SECY., $500
Tax free to non-citizen. ST. $4,000.
BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Leasing, contracts. etc; under 40.
eoRsT ssiins and apts ETC.
ELEVATOR ENGINEER
Under 81, ME-. degree, exper. passen-
ger elevator mfg. and maint;
ELEVATOR TECH.
ice and maint.. preferably E.E,
ELECTRONICS
A wide variety of positions in various
locations for qualified engineers in
once for further information.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and NY. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER.
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS.
Will Save You Time and Money.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
COLLECTION MANAGER

COLLECTION MANAGER
with car, for outside collections.
Permanent position with good sal
Dee. BOND VACUUM STORES. INC,
AuToMoTFiivRR S6 Iii R,w RM,opportunity to be-
come associate with large corpora
ton in sales capacity as business
management manager. Must have
q good working knowledge of ac-
mobile leadership operation: Good
plan. with excel. opportunity for
advancement. Reply In own hand
writing. stating age, equalifica tions
background. etc. to Box 2S4-L. Star
AUTO. BODY AND FENDER MAN
One of Washington's largest volume
dealers has an opening for an
exper. body and fender man: excel
salary and working conditions. See
saiERs NE se"fiR5 iEc l7sl AgTo BlsdsnsSaEs %n1aF
AUTlo GLASS MEN-Experieneed
salary open to Sl25 per week to
9ualified men: permanent position
AU4o GaH MEcHASIGs Me- ISfss ,s,. pord.Mereur,
ence: salary. paid vacation. also
GRADY MOTORS INC. 1909 Wis
AGToMoiBsIiLLEf' AMECHANIC-Must be
living conditions; only 40 mi. out
on Rt. 2; references required
L1NDQUfsT PONTIAC CO., Hamil-
AUTO MECHANICS. white: top SAL
ery; paid vacation. q. 4 L. RE-
PAIR SERVICE. 1009A 3rd st. ne.
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ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN

For work on research and de-
velopment projects involv-
ing unconventional elec-
tronic circuits and electro
mechanical devices.
No experience required. but technica
training essential; salary open.
DAY, 40 HOUR WEEK
Annual vacation. and sick leave bene.
if1ts; company life insurance anc
disqualification.
For Interview Appointment
CALL MRS. PORTKA
OF. 4-S93S
Engineering Research
Associates
DIVISION OF REMINGTON RAND
INC.
507 18th St.. S. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Euclid Nursery School
HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs

CHOICE SECY. POSITIONS, $4,000
to $1,000: others. S65-Ss0 wk.; age
Is to so. Inquire ST. 3-3667
Al BOOKKEEPING, cashier. traines
positions. See Miss Black ai
BOYD'S. roo 18th, cor. G. MA
S-2340. tAll welcome.)
MEDICAL SALESMAN, $4,000: pre-
med. degree or equiv. See Mr. Ford.
BoYD'S. cor. G and 18th. Inquire
ARCHiTECTURAL DRAFTS MAN
juniors and exper. See Mr.. Ford. al
TAX Ak : DsECRETARY: $500: excel
opprty.; real future. Miss Lee
BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th. tST
Evening star., 1954-05-02
LOOK
WOMEN
1911 G st.

"a positions to be filled Monday
Secretaries, stenos., clerk typist
many openings; mattresses, fountain
girls, counter girls, wh.; drug clerk
record-photo exper.; hardware clerk
girls, knowledge of auto financing
exper. laundry and pressing. colored
comptometer operators, day workers
VIII. and .colored: housekeepers, live
in-out, VIII. and colored. =.
MEN
40 positions to be filled Monday
Butcher, exper.,i excel. OPP; male
secretary, excel. OPP; bacteriologist,
grade III, physiotherapist; youni
men with or without cars; nursery
man, exper.; finance men. inside
outside, no eXper. nee; statesmen
sal. plus; hardware clerk; route
men, VIII. and colored; chefs SIC
cooks; counter men, VIII, exper.
janitors. VIII. and colored. live in
out.
. couples, live in, for general hskpng
and mntnce.. excel. sal. and quart
erS.
TATE
A Licensed Agency. 34th and r. l.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
STABILITY
AND GROWTH

The fact that Arma's
research and Develop
ment activities are Of q
continuous nature pro-
vide a KEY to the high
degree of stability en-
joyed by Arma engineers.
And 1t Is this stability,
too, that is the basis OF
an Arma engineers long
range, steady advance
ment.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
CASHIER-LIQUOR

Unusual opportunity 10 join Q long
live-wire. Salary commensurate with
ability. Employees benefits. CENTRAL.
SIS 9th ct. NV. Do not phone:
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Must be registered. with experience
in lighting and power design foi
commercial and institutional con-
sion. Excellent opportunity for righl
man to ioin and become part ownel
in new consulting Arm Reply ir
own handwriting, giving age anc
qualifications Replies kept StrictlS
confidential Box AJAX. Star.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

ACCOUNTANT to $85 wk.
Knowl. typing. full chg. bkpr. MGR
bkpr. $1,000: cashier. meals and
$500. Miss Knight. ST. 3-3665.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1211 n CT All WelrnmA
Evening star., 1954-05-02
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

DRIVING INSTRUCTOR
White. 25-4O wears, D. e. permit
right man. LU. 4-9083. .
DRIVER ROUTEMAN : Extablishet
linen-supply route. Must know the
per. not necessary. Permanent Jot
for the right person. CENTRAL
pRH dEEEN eEEFk esEERXRcE Dalt Il 9Ra$S tme several @
GERS DRUG. INC. 5oi7 Conn.
EEEcTkTCIANs Lex; niT and experienced
helpers qualified in heavy-ups, out
lets for air conditioning. etc. Must
be 1st-class men with D. C. card and
p Fsa E fUr Sa7fTs nserveR sfeRse RED ff H1 EGEe
TRIO CO.. 1908 P ST.. NV P. s.:
Also may be able to use stock man
ELEcTRfcfAN Lee Ttfcfs'li AND HELPER. must
be first class; with D. c. permit
and license; for old work and job
bins' good S salary PnTpe only. ycoS 1Sr
TRACTORS, RE. 7-3i1O.
first-class licensed
journeyman: good pay. steady work
Call UN. 4-S900. 3
ELECTRICIAN. D. c. card; thorough
exper. old and comm. work. in D.: c.
ELECTR0NIC TECHNICIANS-Posi
ton open for high-level technician
to work on varied and interesting
eleetronic and electro-mechanical
projects requiring diversified skills
and ingenuity; technical service
school or amateur radio Is helpful;
minor administrative ability also
required; liberal company benefits
include paid vacation, sick leave and
paid disqualification. Apply Monday
through Friday. 8 to 4:30. AIR.
TRONIC RESEARCH. INC, 5522
nnreav lane Wash 1R n T. 3
Evening star., 1954-05-02
1871 g st. All welcome
WOMEN
ARLINGSTON-ALEX. STIl.)N

MEN
Credit mgr, small loan exp. to SIS
Acct. young. exp. King st. $500
deg. days $50
Asst. rental mgr. Va. res. car open
IBM tab. mach. oper.. exp. to $3.50
Mechanic. truck. own tools pref.
Bank teller. exper.. s5 hrs. & s.sS9 sS9
Teietype oper shifts. exper. S55
small loan exper.. car
allow. and S2oN
Sales prom. advertising Open
Camp counselors summer day camp.
teacher or camping exper. $500
POTOMAC EMP, Hrs. 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-Q51a
9ll King St. Alex. K1. 9-5O55
Al SECRETARY, $50 wk.
One-girl ONCE. Law; single. Real
estate stenog.. $40 wk. Capitol Hill
stenog., 1915 wk. Many others-all
welcome.
GRACE DUNN
Evening star., 1954-05-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES:
Locol Advertisers
3 Lines (Minimum)

1 time. 43c per line.
line
times consecutively. SOC per line
New automobiles. 60c per line (4-lint
minimum)
Special Notices and Personal. &c pc,
line additional.
Out-of-town rate. 6Oc Der line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made IL
time for correction before SECOND
insertion.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Electronic Engineers
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

staIlation Design. Excellent salary
and company benefits. Write Boz
IT1-K. STAR.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

A Licensed Agency, 34th and r. I
Ave. Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1954-05-02
ENGINEERS,
PHYSICISTS
and
MELPAR
A Winning
Combination

Electronic Mechanical
ENGINEERS
Designers Craftsmen
Evening star., 1954-10-03
frankie IS Cautious
Singer Loine Likes Home and Health
Better Than Hard Earned Cash
By shaiIah Grahem

but IL win be nothing more
than something on film for
TV. ! won't do anything to
interfere with the time frankie
and I have together. ] was
offered MY Favorite Hus-
band before 1t started. but
1t Is live and ! turned 1t down"
More than i return to work,
Nan would like to have some
children with Frankie. to
whom she has been married
four years. Her two daugh-
tiers with Jockey Jackie West
ropePamn1. IL, and Jan, 10
live with the LANES.
"What make a hit record?'
asked the singer.
First, you must start with
a good song," said frankie.
Then you need an interest
ing arrangement. plus an in
dividual rendition by the
singer to set 1t apart. And
then something over which
there 10 no control timing.
If we only knew what was the
right time to sing q particular
song. we'd all be millionaires
without trying"
When he returns from Eng
land-and after a rest
frankie will do another movie
at Columbia, Exactly Like
YOU" a musical. His last fol
Columb bia was "Rainbov
Round My Shoulder.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOLLYWOOD.

&x0A03 = w &S>$ASs
TO me IL In no good TO have
money" said frankie Lame.
''if you don't have the time to
enjoy It."
With Hollywood executives
going to early graves because
Of too much work-money and
no leisure, the popular singers
philosophy might catch on
but 7 doubt 1t.
Frankie and his wife. for
ner movie star Nan Grey,
asked me over for Q drink OF
low calorte, non carbonated
ginger ale In the house they
bought from the estate Of the
late Richard Dix. And, while
guarding the calories. I caught
up with his career and home
life and discovered why
frankie stays 20 happy and
healthy.
"I consistently turn down
live television SERIES" said
Frankie. People say 'How
come Lame is not on TV like
Perry Como, for instance?
who, for q 15-minute show,
gets $1,000 q week, I believe.
But haven't you noticed that
every guy doing live TV con-
stantly has a breakdown
there was Cantor, Jerry Lewis.
Fred Allen, Shelton, Alan
Young and Donald O'Connor.
It's too rugged. I've finally
agreed to do a television series
on film-39 shows, but I'll do
them in my own time and
nothing else while I'm doing
them. The residuals I expect
to carry me for years to come.
Holf- Time Work
Ever since discovered ]
had ulcers in 1851 and l had
to stay silent for six weeks, ]
decided to work only 26 weeks
every year. So, I make a little
less money, but l get to stay
home with my family and ]
can pick the cream of the iobs.
Instead of making a million a
year, now average between
100000 and 100000. What's
the difference?-after taxes, it
comes to the same thipg and
I get to live a little longer. I
hope. To me, moderation is
the key to happiness"
frankie, who used to make
SITS a week at Billy Berg's in
Hollywood before the record
craze put him into the big
time and money, was getting
ready for a trip to England for
a six-week tour to start in
Blackpool and end at the Lon
don Palladium, where he is
the only American performer
to be called back twice in the
same season. And he will film
some of his TV stun over there
with famous European vau-
devillians as guests.
Wife Nan came into the den
to check on some Of the things
he will need. The first time I
saw Nan was when she was
one of the Three Smart
Girls" with Deanna Durbin
and Helen Parrish. She's still
pretty, and pretty smart.
I'm getting the urge to do
something in the way of work
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Medic Faces Test
BY the Associofed Press
NEW YORK


NBC's new program, Med
ic," is off to a good start in
bucknig the CHS opposition
Monday night but gets the acid
test tomorrow night when
CBS' "I Love Lucy" returns
from vacation. NBC says the
first episode of Medic" Sep
TENDER 13 drew 34.7 per cent
of the audience compared.
with 58.7 per cent for public
Defender" on CHS, and that
the second episode pulled 44.2
per cent of the audience to
34.8 for the CHS show. With
It Love Lucy" as the opposi-
ton. the real showdown for
Medic" arrives.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Some New Films
BY fhe Assoeiossd Press
NEW YORK.

A couple Of non-network
filmed Tv shows. syndicated
directly to stations . Ia Lib
Grace. are making their de-
butts. One Ii "The Florian
zabach Show" featuring the
handsome. blond violinist
often seen on live Tv. It's
produced by Guild Films.
. which also syndicates "The
Liberace Show" now on 218
stations. The other is Sheldon
Reynolds Sherlock Holmes"
filmed In Europe and starring
Ronald Howard. son Of the
late Leslie Howard.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
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Evening star., 1954-10-03

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Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Ice Cream.
Milk Shakes, Hot Coffee, Etc.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Engagements Announced
Ross-PestoIoxxi

k0SS-FeStQt0xxl
Mr.. and mrs. Louis Warren
Ross OF Newton Highlands an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Sally Louise TO
1t. william George Pestalozzi
Of Chevy Chase, formerly Of
Zurich. Switzerland. son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
George Pestalozzi.
Miss Ross attended the
Mary A. Burnham School In
Northampton, Mass, and is at
present attending Colby Junior
College.
1t. Pestalozzi attended the
University Of Colorado before
entering the Army. He is now
stationed In the Pacific with
the Corps Of Engineers.
LuIor-M McNerney
Rear Admiral and Mrs. VIII
liam q. Lalor Of South Ar.
lington announce the engage
nient Of their daughter
Frances Margaret to Cadet
David A. McNerney. The we'd
ding viii take place in June.
Miss Lalor is q graduate Of
Mary washington College.
Cadet McNerney Is attending
the United States Military
Academy at West Point. He Is
the son Of Col. and Mrs. James
A. McNerney Of Aberdeen. Md.
Rowley-M
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn p.
Rawley announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Jane
Louise to Mr.. John H. Merrill.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A.
Merrill Of Chevy Chase. The
wedding will take place Janu-.
airy 30 in the Sixth Presby-
terian Church.
Miss Rawley Is q graduate
Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania School Of Nursing and
Is with the National Institute
Of Health.
Mr.. Merrill Is attending the
University Of Maryland.
Both Miss Rawley and
Mr.. Merrill attended Wilson
Teachers College.
StopIeton-Phelon
Mr.. Walter J. Stapleton Of
Bridgeport. Conn. formerly Of
this city. announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter Nan
to Ensign John @. Phelan, ir.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Gerald
Phelan Of Bridgeport.
Miss Stapleton, daughter Of
the late Katherine Murphy
Stapleton, is a graduate of
Georgetown Visitation Convent
and st. Joseph College, En-
mitsburg, Md. Ensign Phelan
was graduated from Fairfield
College Preparatory School
and Holy Cross College and is
presently serving aboard the
U. s. s. Salem.
Smith-Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stewart
Smith Of Hedgewood, Lincoln.
va, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Louisa Lam
caster, to Mr.. Robert Wells, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Of
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Smith is q graduate of
Westtown School, Pa. and at
tended Connecticut College.
Mr.. Wells is q graduate Of
George Washington University
and is attending George
washington Law school.
Phippord
Mrs. Edwin F. Gary Of New
IBERIA, La, announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter
Janet Marie to Ensign James
r.. Phippard, q. 8. NJ. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Phip-
pard of Greenfield. Mass.
Miss Gary attended Mount
Carmel Academy and is at
tending Trinity College. Ensign
Phippard is a graduate OF
Catholic University. A July
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
L.ynch-O'Neil

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Mrs. John ]. Lynch an
nounces the engagement OF
her daughter Mary Margaret
to Mr.. Thomas Aloysius O'Neil.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
O'Neil. Miss Lynch is the
daughter Of the late DR.. Lynch.
The bride-elect Is . gradu-
ate Of Georgetown Visitation
Convent and immaculate
Junior College. Mr.. O'Neil Is q
graduate of st. Johns College
and Georgetown School Of
Foreign Service.
An April wedding is planned.
Moufy- collohon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Angus
tine Maury Of Versailles,
KY. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mary
Elizabeth TO 1t. d.g.l Francis
Murray Callahan. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Xavier Gala
han Of Chevy Chase.
Miss MaHry attended Stuart
Hall In Staunton. Va. and was
graduated from the University
Of Kentucky.
1t. Callahan attended Priory
High School and was gradu-
ated from Georgetown Univer-
sity and Georgetown Law
School. He is at present serv-
ing In the Once Of the Chief
Of Naval Operations. The
wedding win take place In the
spring.
Tendiek- Burmon
Mrs. Muriel Tendick Of Sill
yer Spring announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter
Joan Elizabeth to Mr.. John r.
Burman. son Of Mrs. Glare
Burman and Mr.. John r. Bur-
man.
The bride-elect, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. William c. Tendick
Of Washington, is q graduate
Of the Academy of Holy Names
in Silver Spring. Mr.. Burman
attended the University of
Maryland and George WASH
ington University and has
served In the United States
armed forces.
Dovis- Horning
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Davis
announce the engagement of
their daughter Carol Frances
to Mr.. Lawrence Edward Horn
ing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph F. Horning.
Miss Davis is a graduate
Of st. Cecilia's Academy.
Her fiance is a graduate
Of Georgetown Preparatory
School and Is now attending
Mount st. Mary's College. A
June wedding is planned.
Porker-Mocleo
Mrs. Clarence Leroy Parker
announces the engagement of
her daughter Patricia Ruth tc
Mr.. Robert Houston MacL,ea.
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Lea of Baltimore.
Miss Parker is the daughter
Of the late Mr.. Parker. She
attended Sidwell Friends
School here and Miami Uni
versity in Oxford, Ohio. Mr..
MacLea attended City College
and Johns Hopkins University
In Baltimore. Both Miss Par
kers and Mr.. MacL.ea are pres
entiy attending Syracuse Uni~
versity.
A September wedding |,
planned.
Husehke- Davis
Mrs. Henry A. Huschke an
l1ounces the engagement Of
her daughter Elaine to Mr..
Horace Miller Davis. son of
Mrs. Gray M. Davis.
Miss Huschke is attending
Georgetown University School
Of Nursing. Her fiance is a
student at George Washington
University.