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Ho. 2-247s

CLEBk.TYPI6T for life Insurance
agency. excellent opportunity Ae-
Sarsts and dspsndsbis, 5-aay week.
CLERK-TYPIsT - Permanent. in
teresting position for typtst; gem
eral once knoWledGe. with aptitude
for figures: ssmall. attractive air
cond, once: 6-day week: paid va
cation DI. 7-5906. --19
CLERK-TYPIsT. under IS, to serve
as church secretary; general ONCE
work only: interesting and chai-
lenginR work; 5-dAy wk.; liberal
EzsTSR TazisfaSR sEsSs M Ste'f :. .'iHsts zS Ss
CLERK-TYPfsT-smsll air-condi-
toned once; 6-day. 35-hour WI.
. Apply after 10 am. RIM. e0S, Las
CLERK-TYPTsr for large motion
picture organization. Recent high
Ss,., school EradIHats hH e. grstssdTc5ed; 80 sa
CLERK-TYPIsT. neat appearance,
PINKUs. 1916 18th st. NV. Mon
day, 9-1l --lg
CLERK-TYPIsT, under 36, for ma
ttonal publication: accuracy with
figures and ability to handle de-
tails important: Advancement. 5.
day. 40-houf week. insurance and
disqualification paid; new building.
Call MR.. MCCLURE. DI. 7-92s2.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 1880. for varied
nna ioa Suss z srsSis s.
Pleasant working conditions In
new modern once. Paid vacations.
hospltalization and life insurance
Gsn MR.; PERRY after Q am; .,
cLERK-TYPIsT - Paid vacation
company benefits, perm. position
Apply in person, OLD COLONY
FINANCE CORR; 1919 Rhods IL.
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1880; perma.
nent position open in an expanding
organizatior Tor an alert person;
accurate typins resuirsd: hrs, 9.S
leave. Coiy. downtown location
Excel. company BENEFITS. Apply
1722 L ct. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST (vhite), with knowl.
edge Of shorthand; opportunity fol
advancement; 5.day week; air-cor-
ditioned ONCE. 2l11 z st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. unusual. perma.
nent position hayins secretaria
nature; 6-day vk.. other benefits
Apply RIM. sol. l7o0 X 81. NV.
new Bank Of Commerce Bldg, up.
stairs ofices occupied. elevators Ars
working. go
|cLERK-TYPIsTs, ase ls-4o-Nu.
merous opportunities. We need
fmmed. two at $76; two at SO;
MAN AG EMENT CONSULTANTS,
INC, suite 800. 1906 O 81. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT - Alternate hour,
each week. z a.m.-3 pm. 3 pm.
II pm; pleasant working condi-
tions. Insurance., other dement's;
permanent position. Apply 9-6
Mrs. Sutton. managers once. HO-
TIL WASHINGTON. lis i.
cutting helpful but not essential
paid vacation, good working condi.
tons and excellent employment
esnsfiss: .,, s-day ,Tsa;;, Hsss; 2 70 ~, &; Sc sss
CORP. as woodward BLDG. lbtt
cLsnk aaS ( .fYPrsf.-Mu,. ri s;E b. sood T q,
,,Eures: p.:is, st. woman roma. .sU eyer =: 80 I,
ApPIy ADg., between 3 snd N',,. $50; ~ JAMES
CLERK-TYPIST. experience heipfu
but not essential; 40-hr.. b-day
VIZ: excel. company dement's. Excel
opportunity for advancement for thu
one who qualifies.
SEARS. RORBUCK 4 CO.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV.
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administrative A Secretary

Young chemical engineering research
organization needs intelligent and
capable young woman between 20
and 35 for administrative and per:
sonnet secretary. Good typing and
shorthand required. Experiences In
full. This position offers outstand-
ing opportunity to girl with the
necessary personal and business
qualifications. 5-day. 40-hour week;
salary open. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP. Alex, Va. Call KI. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-09-18
CREDIT GIRL
CURBETTES
twoMEN CAR HoPel
SEVERAL LOCATIONS

BURLINGTON. $50 TO .
CHERRYDALK, Days
BETHESDA, Nd. NIGHTS
Salary plus excellent tips. Color
ful uniforms tgrnishsd. Permanent
eiude meals. disqualification. gfour
insurance, paid vacations. Apply
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1871 @ st. NV. ROOM 200
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Seal See ABBEY i5isSi First sf'
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern:
manual and machine work: no typ
ing: 5-day week: hours. 9-5; reg:
ular pay increases: sickness and
Istireasnt d 5sdnents:. sgss. rs. ~ le,S0
pointment. 20
Evening star., 1955-09-18
LIBRARY ASSISTANT

Career opportunity offered TO young
gree In education or library science
and 1-year library experience.
CALL AID. 4-4S58
FOR APPoINTMENT
Evening star., 1955-09-18

sALEsGIRL, expert
enced. for full or part-ttme posi-
ton; Apply in person. 1907 1ath
NURSE. reg, for medical clinic: 10
hr. week: medical and hosp. cover
age, "a days annual and Is days
sss e5 per sesss sk' per cs sfrI: tx s5sss is
NURSE, R.N. Preferred resident for
Catholic Girls Boarding School,
Box SAT-. Star. III
NURSES, R.N. or L.P.N.. white. As
Also scrub nurses. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Hethesda, Nd.
NURSE. practical, white; week ends,
to care for paralyzsd, diabetie
,H,asnsi E9msi SlS ~ S9ds6 ~ A., .,n,e.
So-hr week; coiored or or white; state
qualifications. BOX OK. Star. 19'
NURSE, white. age Is TO 40. live In
or out. Private hospital, Refer
=, snsss; G CO; 5-4754: %
cal branch Of national financial
organization; oppHr; 20 learn earn IN:
aS % .sDss,1 sSDss nfs s,n., tipping sssensiIah dRIh
OFFICE FIJI ~ aASaMRs CHIMES orERAToR. no
experience necessary. We viii teach
you how. State your age. when
replying. Also whatever machine
whether employed at present. BOZ
OFFICE WoRKER-Modern. 1-girl
once; typing, Bookkeeping. hre in
surance background desirable:
building and loan experience back
ground will insure rapid promo
tion; salary, $50 week with veca-
tion. Call Mr.. TURNER, No, q
Evening star., 1955-09-18

CHECKER AND BKdGER in dry
Cleaning plant. Excellent working
conditions. Must be expefienced,
Can in person. 2306 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
CfGAR CLERK, for drugstore. ex-
perienced: no evenings or Sundays;
good pay. Call MONTGOMERY
HILLS PHARMACY. JU. 8.8s66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
l2.95-I8.jO imported Leather
Handbags, Styled iis Paris

Magnifiquel Another boatload of luxury leather
handbags with the excitement of PARIS in every
stitch! With the celebrated styling France excels
in :. with French regard for perfection right
down to the tiniest detail Glove-soft. feathers
INSIDE and outside leather change purses superb
fittings. Black, brown, navy, red and tan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
s2-sj Dazzling JelUeI1'y,
AII Imported REailaeStO1aeS

Deep, deep Austrian rhinestones with fiery life
Of their own bracelets, earrings and necklaces
-. all hand-pronged in rhodium finish metal, all
coming close enough to the real Mccoy to snap
heads around. Real glamour, real drama for
Christmas.
Je,oe1ry Street Floor Washington, sluer Spring
d PARKinoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
4-s5 Imported KidSIci11
and Suede GIOUe Sale

We covered the continent, bought up samples and
few-of-akinds from the worlds top glove artisans
in Italy and Germany Slken-leathers given the
meticulous craftsmanship associated with Europe
Black, white brown and a few high colors in sizes
8 to g. An impressive gift that's a compliment to
the taste Of both donor and recipient
GloUes Street Floor Washington Sper Spring PARKngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Glamour
Is Their


Continued From Page D-3o
with oil 50 that my own color
comes through"
rs perfume part Of your
glamour routine?" asked the
lovely Miss Paige.
1T certainly is! I adore It,"
said Janis. Il always keep a
bottle backstage and use 1t in
between numbers. 1t gives me
a lift. especially when I'm
dancing. There was q time
when I couldn't afford good
perfume so I really appreciate
the luxury of being able to
splash it on extravagantly
now" she said.
found that Janis facial
routine is a simple and prac-
tical one. She washes her face
with soap and water, then pats
an ice cube over 1t to close
the pores and until her skin
is rosy. Next, she applies a
thin layer OF baby oil and
leaves it on for about 10 min
utes. When she wipes 1t of
with a tissue. she leaves just
enough on to act as q base
for her cake makeup.
Janis summed up her beauty
routine by saying. when you
are dressed. make a final
check. Be sure your teeth are
cleaning and there are no
tobacco or lipstick stains on
them. Inspect your hair. your
nails and your dress, front and
back. But once you leave the
mirror forget about your ap-
pearance, and as a Anal touch
have q happy expression on
your face"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
For q Chunoe

Put . little butter. lemon
JUICE and sugar into the cavi-
ties Of canned pears or peaches.
Bake or broll until hot through
and serve as an accompani-
ment to meat, poultry or fish:
or use the pears or peaches for
dessert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
ID. {. Man Held
AS Embe1z|er

Caught up after nearly Ave
years when he applied for assist
lance in Arizona, 60-year-old
Ibookkeeper soon win be back In
Washington to face charges OF
|embezzling $27,373 from the
United States Travel Agency
Inc. S07 Fifteenth street NV
David L. Hubbs. described as
Ia tall, friendly man, was ar
rested yesterday in Douglas
Ariz.. on a bench warrant OBJ
tanned by Washington police who
had been conducting a will-o'-
the-wisp search for him from
coast to coast.
Hubbs has agreed to waive ex-
tradition and will be returned
Ito Washington by United States
lmarshals for trial.
Hubbs is accused Of leaving the
travel agency office on Febru-
airy IL. 1851. shortly after Sid
Iney Nyhus, vice president, had
told him to bring his books ur
to date.
1t. David Higgins. head of the
Check and Fraud Squad, gave
this account of the case:
Hubbs told his superiors hi
was going to the Liberty Ma
itional Bank to make a deposit
Instead. he wrote and cashec
checks for $4,000 at the bank
saying he wished to purchase
Canadian money with the funds
for tourist use.
Earlier, Hubbs had complained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
.BroyI,iII Cites
Postal Picture

A list of proposed post Office
projects in nearby Virginia. is
sued last month by the Post Of
flee Department and the General
Services Administration. may
have raised false hopes that the
projects will be carried out soon.
Representative Broyhill. Repub-
lican of Virginia. said today.
Mr.. Broyhill said the list Of
projects was carried in a rou-
tine report on eligible Federal
building projects. Congress must
be kept advised Of the eligible
projects. the CONGRESSMAN said,
lin case there is need for q Fed
leral construction Program. but
mo buildings have been con-
structed under this program
since 1910. except for defense
buildings.
/ The list, which was noted to
| be subject to congressional ap-
iproval. including proposed post
Office buildings at Lorton. Mount
Vernon. Triangle. Annandale.
Arlington, Fairfax, Front Royal.
Herndon, Mclean and Middle
burg.
Mr.. Broyhill issued his state
ment in a letter to Adolph Stein
berg, president of the Falls
Church Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Broyhill had addressed the
chamber on the subject Of a To-
cal post Office and he said in
his letter it was '.regrettable /.
that the newspaper story may
have falsely raised hopes in some
areas"
The only post Office buildings
constructed since 1910 have beef.
those on lease-purchase agree
ment. the Congressman said.
Under this plan. the owner
leases his building to the post
Office for a period of years, after
which it becomes the property of
/ the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

THAT work on the books otter
caused him overtime hours
After he disappeared. recordi
found In his Bethesda home In
Dictated cash amounts from
$7l.40 to $648.38. meant to b.
deposited in the bank, had beer
withheld from time to time.
The search for Hubbs took q
winding course through New
York. California, Arizona and
Mexico, Several times police APP
parently had him cornered, only
to lose the trail.
Applies for VA Aid
Recently Hubbs. who suffered
la gunshot wound in the right
foot In World War I. applied for
assistance at the Veterans Ad-
ADMINISTRATION Office in Arizona,
Knowing Hubbs might eventual
lily do Just that, the police had
notified VA Offices to be on the
alert.
The late Detective Sergt.
George Saunders had charge OF
the search at the outset. The
year after he disappeared Hubbs
was seen in New York. In 1855
police barely missed him in San
Diego.
After the death of Sergt,
Saunders, the case was pursued
by 1t. Higgins. Once police
thought they had their man
when he left Arizona and went
into Mexico. The State Depart
ment notified police Hubbs had
applied for a tourist visa. but
again he got away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
General Is Unhurt
AS Tree Hits Truck

LIMA. Peru, Sept. Is R.-
The strong top Of a truck KEEP
a falling tree in a Peruvian
jungle from hitting 1t. Gen. VIII
liam K. Harrison. head of the
United States Caribbean com.
Imand.
Gen. Harrison was visiting
Tuesday at Turnavista. a con-
Icession being developed in the
jungle by Robert @. lie Tourneau
United States builder and manu-
Ifacturer. Gen. Harrison was
riding in the truck with Brig
Leonico Gomez Rios, chief Of
the Peruvian army's services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

About 100 citizens joined the
Kalorama Citizens Association
last night as the group opened
Its 1856 season.
Among the new members at
tending the meeting were repre-
sentatives of three generations
of a District family. They are.
Mrs. Ella McLaren. her daughter,
Mrs. Geraldyn Sheehan, and her
granddaughter. Miss Patricia
Sheehan.
The three women agreed they
"joined the association because
We thought that it was our civic
duty"
In the business meeting, the
association voted to send reso-
luton to the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, urging that
streetcars be kept in service.
The association also urged the
federation to ask all citizen
groups in the city to cooperate
with the District Commissioners
In selecting judges for the cleo
ton of delegates to be sent to
the national political conven-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Activity Reports
Of Summer Given

At its first fall meeting. the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association heard encouraging
reports on various committee
3 activities conducted during the
\ summer.
The group met in Bateman's
= Store, 1904 Rhode Island ave.
nue. NE.
John A. e. Orloski, president
Of the Prince Georges County
chapter of the National Asso-
citation for Retarded Children,
: spoke on behalf Of the district
chapter.
He asked for the association S
assistance. particularly during
the Thanksgiving March for
Retarded Children.
The group also approved
unanimously motion by Jo-
seph L. Bateman asking that
the recreation budget be MAIN
tanned as it now stands.
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Alfred L. Smith. president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
New Mexico Muy
Abandon 'Mununos

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex. Up
Members of the New Mexico
Manufacturers Association have
advocated the abandonment Of
the traditional "manana" of New
Mexico's Spanish-speaking her.
|itage and advocated making II
s to-day" State.
The association said recently
EVERY businessman who has
seen mt to take q membership
should fully realize the time to
act must be now to promote our
great State for what it is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Gasoline Evoporotor
IMuy Save so Pet.

A gasoline evaporator to re-
duce gas consumption by half
has been developed in France.
Installed on a cars motor it is
said to convert the liquid gaso-
line into gas before it is con-
sumed.
Tests are being made Of it by
"a trade organization whose en-
gineers and laboratories are at
the service Of firms or indi-
viduals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
koIoromo Unit Signs Up
100 in Starting Season

tions. A new law permits such
primary elections here for the
first time.
The association Endorsed Po-
lice Chief Murray's request for
|222 additional policemen to raise
the city's authorized force to
$500.
The meeting was conducted
by G. M. Koockogey, president,
in the Adams School. Nineteenth
and California streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Hotel Name Stands

MONTREAL, Sept. Is pr
The Canadian National Railways
hotel being built here will be
named the Queen Elizabeth de-
spite Quebec Nationalist efforts
to have it named for a Canadian.
They put a petition with 200. 900
signatures before the House of
Commons last spring, but the
House decided naming hotels
was not its business,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Housing Code Hearing
Labeled inadequate

L. Seth Schnitman, chairman
Of the North Washington Coun.
Gil of Citizens Associations, last
night said the Districts new
housing code was adopted with.
. out adequate public hearing.
Mr.. Schnitman. reporting or
the summer events, urged Dis
trict citizens to be more vigil
liant than ever to prevent hasty
legislation being adopted.
The council met in No.
Precinct station, 1851 Nicholson
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

land the driver when q big tree
1.-THE truck was uprooting fell to-
ward the vehicle.
The truck top took the impact
of the tree. thereby protecting
the three occupants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
GOING LIKE so
Bookmobile
Helps Noke
Life Eqsier

It's sometimes diflcuit FOR II
10 get TO ! branch library 30 i
Is wen to know where and Mher
i've can md the Library Book.
mobile. Here Is the schedule:
Monday Noon 10 $50 pm.
Raleigh and Nichols avenue Sc,
a pm. To 8 pm, Atlantic ant
south Capitol streets 6.W.
Tuesday pm. to 5 pm.
clay place and Minnesota ayenu,
NE; Noon to 2:30 pm. II stree
and Benning road L.: $50 pm
lto 3 Pm, Alabama and Penn.
|svlvania avenue Sc
Wednesday---Noon ID 3 80 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
d. c. Education
Delegates Chosen

T'ha T1ietyinf v,iIl - ro,,,,a.
serted - 70 !, Ss,aga n. srci,,i MAN
Samuel spencer. chairman n
the District Commissioners
school supt. Hobart M. comm
Az the white House Conference
|on Education November 81 Z
December i st ire Shorcharr,
and Sheratou-Park Hotels.
No.. t,.,, ) f,oo $1,000. $780,,
*. ~ st.t. @, 49, tsr,.s.n,sss 49,. ! :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
By the Associated Press

Senator Gore. Democrat 81
Tennessee said yesterday he had
urged House Democratic leaders
10 take up and pass the Senate;
highway construction bill early
In the 1856 session.
Senator Gore, who sponsored
the measure which passed the
Senate earlier this year. told re-
porters he had written Speaker
Rayburn and talked to Majority
Leader McC ormack about quick
action.
Il can report that / received
no particular encouragement
from either. the Senator said
Senator Gore said he had adj
vanced tina view that It was -
political necessity. for the Demo.
Gratis, as the controlling party II
Congress. ID provide legislation
for 3 vast program Of highways
irnprovensnk
Tha Senator. who spent tn.
summer visiting and speaking II
his home State. said he had
found widespread interest In and
demand for such Q program.
On the question Of financine
the program. Senator Gore said
he thought that should be taker
up In separate legislation. HI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

a new Wave-testing machine
which win aid in devising pos
sible methods OF protecting
coastal areas from hurricane
damage, viii be demonstrated al
Beach Erosion Board, SOL Lit
tie Falls road NV. at IL am
Tuesday.
The machine is believed to bt
the largest In the world. Waves
are created In q concrete tank
which is 635 feet long, Is feet
wide and 40 feet long.
A wave generating mechanism
including q vertical bulkhead %
feet high which is pushed bach
and forth BY two large cranl
arms. viii produce waves six feet
high midway along the tank witt
q breaking height OF seven feet
at the beach end. These are be.
lieyed to be the largest wave,
ever generated In q laboratory
wave channel.
The installation, under con.
structiCn intermittently for Nv
years, cost 100000.
It win permit large scale test
Of wave forces and wave effects
including those Of hurricane pro.
portion. Basic data for applica'
ton to both coastal and inlanC
engineering problems with q de.
gree Of accuracy not obtainahi,
before win be provided. Substan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
ANA HEAD SEES TRAFFIC RISKS
|AS WORSE THAN HEART DISEASE

MADISON Wis, H9--The president d The American
Medical Association said today that trae safety i e
much greater American health problem than heart disease
Dr Elmer Hess Erie. Pa. here to participate IN the
dedication Of tie building housing the State Medical
Society OF Wisconsin said at conference that the
ANA currently considers the deaths and injuries caused
by trac accidents be the Nations No. health problem
whats the use Of making It possible for people 70
live longer and healthier and then permit tafc hazards
which kill and MAIN more people annually than any
single dsease?s He asked, Dr. Hess said there should
physically nt from driving an automobile and added
=" had my wayI would allow teen-ager to drive
after dark sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Brooke Monument
II D Be Dedicated

A monument TO Robert Brooke
win be dedicated this afternoon
|at Brooke Place Manor in Cal
vert County, Md. By the De-
|scendants Of Lords Of the Mary
land Manors. The event will
commemorate the tercentenary
|of the death Of Robert Brooke,
one Of the councillors Of Lord
Baltimore
The memorial win be unveiled
by Worthington Bowie Hough-
ton, III. of washington and Mar
|garet Gay Fletcher Of st. Louis,
and 4 wreath win be placed on
the Brooke grave BY Maria Dent,
|of Louisville. All three are direct
descendants Of the colonial
figure.
Robert Brooke arrived in
Maryland in 1850. with q family
of II and ~ servants to become
commander Of d broad area
around the Patilxent River. He
held q domain of 600 acres. He
headed the area militia and also
directed q Parliamentary COM
mission during the Puritan era,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
|lhrig Promoted
|By Western Union

Milton q. Ihrig has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of West
|ern Union here to succeed George
n. Harris, It has been announced
|by George q. Creal. general
manager.
Starting as q messenger IN the
Rochester once. Mr.. Ihrig has
served as ONCE manager ai
Pittsburgh, and sales manager
|at Buffalo.
Mr.. Ihrig, who Is married and
has two sons, also has been SUI
|perintendent of the Offices at
New Haven, Hartford and Buff
|falo. The Il1rigs win reside al
|3l32 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
JuIiono to Visit Dutch
| erritories in West

win set an example for wealthy
american tourists stopping over
10 enjoy the climate IN the
Caribbean and some cheap shop-
ping. Curacao. the main island
of the Antilles. Is : shoppers'
paradise. All goods there except
tobacco and liquor come In under
d low duty Of s.s per cent.
The Tacially mixed, cOlorful
and exuberant commonwealth
partners may be disappointed
that. at Jliiiana's express wish,
her visit win be kept as simple
|as possible. She has agreed "a
drive In q morse drawn cream
|colored garbage to special par
|isamentary sessions, a royal aide
took on for the West Indies some
weeks ago with nine black horses
and q carriage, as well as . spe-
|cial consignment Of hay. Jlliana
Judged the fairy-iike golden
coach. " used once . year at the
Opening Of the new parliament
|tary sessions ct home. too pre-
Icious for the long voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Kronheim to Head
Democratic Lunch

District Democratic Chairman
IA. 1. Wheeler announced yes
terday that Milton 8. Kronheim,
liquor distributors has been APP
pointed chairman OF d fund.-
raising luncheon for the Demo-
cratic Party.
The Embarrassing meeting Is
to be known as the Democratic
Achievement Luncheon It win
be held at the Willard Hotel
November is. Approximately
1000 Democrats are expected to
pay $25 each to attend.
About $50 members Of the
party win confer at the willard
tomorrow afternoon on arrange
inents for the meeting.