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DiCTOGRAPH
LUNCHEON
II you cannot attend; call

SALESMEN-Specialty statesmen in
direct to- consumer selling for. COM
pany established as the leader In
It's field. Our men are averaeing
$50 a week. Advance against COM
mission while 10 training. For in
terview call La. 6-1760. la
statesmen i2i. experienced In furni-
ture and appliances: liberal salary.
plus commission. See MI. Stogo,
sWANK FURNITURE. INC. lil5
sALE q L Il SERVICE OPENING for
. eXper. men for service representa-.
tiyes. To work 5-day week; patd
vacation and holidays. See Mr..
George Burdette. EN-. $4,000. or
WHEELER, INC. Chrysler-Plymouth.
1890 Wisconsin ave. NV. IL
Statesmen. experienced: selling d.
rect to the home; call on youns
mothers. easy sale: can earn " 90
up per week; no night work; leads
furnished: car necessary. Call JU.
9-72S3, bet. 1912 and O and 8 pm.
Statesmen, limited by your job?
unhappy2 Like to control you Own
income? Openinss available for z
carefully selected men in natl, n
surarce sales organiZRtion. Call 81.
3-67I3 for appoint. Tuesday through
Thurs day. from to 4. ,-l3
Statesmen - New. ACKNOWLEDGING
product being launched: everything
wide open. Call Jackson 5-2s6o
after 6 pm. for appointment.
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AUTO SALESMAN

Opening for experienced automobile
salesman with the following quail
ficationS:
Willingness to learn--sincerity.
Knowledge Of human nature-loyalty
High school eudeation or better.
Good iudgment-good WORK habits
common sense-considerateo of others
Ability to inspire confidence.
If you have the above uualification:
Excellent pay plan. pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply in person
see Mr.. Allen or Mr.. Dowell.
r. B. CLARK MOTOR co.
o24 S. Wash. St.. Falls Church. Va
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HIGHWAY
EAzGINEERg Am nR AEIEAlEN

For ONCE work on highway design
projects Engineers minimum )
years experience. Craftsmen mini
mum 5 years. Include education,
experience. salary expected, ETC.. in
application letter. Interview will be
srranged for qualified applicants.
GREEN ASSOCIATES. INC.
2s0 Z. Pleasant St., Baltimore .. Md.
HOTEL DESK CLERK. experience
preferred, but not necessary. Hours,
4-12. Sundays of. Si75 mo. Apply,
i 500 18th st. NV. TX
HOUSEMAN.for bachelors apartment,
part time, evenings. cook dinners.
IINSs Ij e AGENT, ase $50. mar
school education required. This is
q career lob with unlimited oppor-
tunity Tor earning and advancement.
Starting salary. S65 per wk. plus
commissions. Established debts;
Call Mr.. OBryant. Elk. 3-2166, e-o
JANIToR's ASSISTANT. experience
| on elevator. switchboard. stoker and
cleaning. Sober. HARWILL APIS,
1885 K st. NV III
JANITOR, colored: small apt. project.
Prefer retired man and wife. no
children. Takoma Park-Silver Spring
M ME- RHo s6 Manor Gre Circle. ~ TaEoma
Park. Ju. 9-7560. Ill
JANITOR. colored, for apt. house;
must have knowledge of oil burner;
good starting salary. Apt. and Itils.
furnished. Only exper. need apply.
See Res. Mgr, 1910 Wisconsin ave.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. general,
for new laboratory in pvt. clini:
sal. commensurate with dualifica-
tions: excel. future. Write Box
col q. Star, for interview. Ill
hIACHINIST, thoroughIy experienced
| In production only. Must be able
| TO make Set-upS. AP. G-ahSb. II
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several opcninss available immedi.
ately to hieh-caiipei telephone sale
personnel for full and part time
work in special telephone rounls
Earnings commensurate with sales
ability. Apply in person to Nj
Harvey In RIM .04 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
IInl Penna Ave NV
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AUTO statesmen


For new and used cars. We
are progressive company
selling the luxurious De Soto
and the beautiful new Plym-
outh. For men who wish to
make selling a career, we OIL
fer these benefits: Excellent
pay plan, q training program
Insurance. disqualification, ad-
vancement. transportation.
congenial working condltlons
and modern sales and service
facilities. Experienced men
preferred but not required.
ASK for Mr.. Hudelson or Mr..
Patterson. No phone calls.
please.
Vincent Motor Company
5013 Georgia Ave. NV.
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HELp--MEN

YOUNG MEN. Is to aI. high school
graduates, for general stockrooEn
work; 5-day wk excel. opport. for
advancement. Apply once. INDUS.
TRIAL COVERALL LAUNDRY. 1921
Lee hwy, Ari.. Va. Ill
A, AND LINE ME.
CHANCES starting rate Sf95; 8
mo. progressions, other benefits.
Contact COLONIAL AIR LINES,
Washington Natl. Airport. Elk; 3.
WANTED, SHOVEL orERAroR; mus.
pe experienced. Apply MASTER
BUILDER JOB, tSth and Defense
hwy, Landoyer Hills, Md. I'll
JOB SEEKERS NEED NOT APPLY
II you feel you are not getting ahead
fast enough In your present posi-.
ton. maybe q career in life inSur.
snce is the answer.
Our training program lasts thirty
months during which time you re-
ceive guaranteed income plus
commission.
To arrange an appointment, call
either Mr. KNOWLES or Mr..
RATHBuRN at Ma. S-4951, between
Q and 5. IL
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Old established coffee house wishes to
interview young men with suitable
sales md educational BACKGROUND
for management training program.
Good salary and opportunity fol
right man Call RE. 1-35O2. MR.
LEWIS, for interview. IL
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statesmen, LOOK!
EARN $33 A DAY

No experience necessary. No night
work. No car necessary. This is q
tried and proven money-maEer, and
we can train you in half hour,
Apply 1929 18th st. NV. End H.,
oil am. only. IL
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II0I Penna Ave NV
TIRE GRANGER

TILE sETTER,-exper. KEsLING TILE
CO., 1857 Cordell ave-. Bethesda;
Oh. 1851; ewes, Pc. 2-6S6S. Mr..
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| CANVASSERS-LEAD MEN
EXPERIENCED ONLY
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY open
for 4 men not afraid to work who
will take directions and follow in
istructions.
CHANCE TO MAKE SI00-S15O
and more every week Of the year.
ABSOLUTELY no selling in
volved and no promises to learn to
Ibe salesman.
WE WANT and will hire men
who know their business. intelligent
enough to learn ours. who can set
Iup a qualified appointment with
imam and wife and who won't be
in anything less than 500
lwkly. minimum income.
THIS Is A top-fiight oppor-
tunity to make real money with
hard hitting successful 0utfit that
lis the leader in Its held.
See MR.. MANDES or MR.. VIII
LIAMS, 10 am. to l2 noon only,
any day this week.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING
AND DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
OF AMERICA, INC.
400 H st. NE.
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Colored. 25-35 yrs. OF age, some ex-
perience; must be able to drive q
truck and must have clear traf-
fic record and D. c. drivers permit
Temporary job but may become. per
manent: 5-day, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel. Room 500; open week
days 5000. Sat. 9-12. No phone
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OUR FIRM needs , young men with
cars. S74 per week. Call RA. O.
1909 Monday for appointment.
III :
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sECY.. $500. 8 DAYS: admin. adv.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 X
st. NV.
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statesmen

part time or full time
for temporary employment during
special sales event Apply Mr.. Stew
art, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1918
r ST n W liz
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white, for the fall; public
and private schools ana colleges;
English. history, chemistry. math,
physical education science. So
cial studies, elementary, ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. l341 G. st.
NV. RE. 7:393S. Ill
at research experiment station at
Gainesville, Va. Mechanical expert
enee and knowledge of instrument
tation required. Job will include
data gathering and supervision OF
one man. Must be reliable, careful
and conscientious. Salary. open: Call
XII. 9-S765 or XII. $1,000. ALLAN
Tic RESEARCH CORP, Alex. Va.
TECHNICIAN. age 5000. with me-
chanical experience, to operate
equipment and assist In data taking
at research laboratory. Must be
careful. conscientious worker. Sal
arg open. Call kI; s-s71 Ss1 Or p II;
CORP, Alex, Va. Ill
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AUTO SALESMAN

Used car dept: man a5-35, exper
preferred. good proposition for rtgh
man. STANLEY H. HORNER. Fla
ave. ne at 18th Ii. b-6i64, MR.
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Estilnator-Salesnan
FURNITURE statesmen
GARDENER-COLORED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Must be experienced with references
Garden project near Rosslyn. 6-da!
week, $40 month. Call MRS. HAT
LEY. IA. $3.50.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, white
experienced only. Excellent salary
Apply in person, RANDYS, Ills
18th st. NV.
GRILLMAN, white, experienced. so.
1920 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Ia
GROCERY SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED in retail and whole
sale grocery field. with live-wire
food brokerage company representing
national brand items. Excellent
wages. Report in person for inter-
view, weekdays only, to $3.50 PM
81 Kennedy st. NV. u
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Neighbor Seized,
7 ook 7 Peaches

NEW YORK, Sept. z GA
Brooklyn furrier. who COM
planned that neighbors often
stripped his fruit trees. had a
man arrested Monday on q
charge OF stealing two peaches.
The peaches, the official
charge In Brooklyn Felony Court
said, were valued at 5 cents each.
Nathan Engel said he called
police when he saw man on
the roof of q one-story garage
taking peaches from a tree in
Mr.. Engel's backyard.
A patrolman arrested Christy
McDuffie, a.. q car washer in
the garage. The patrolman said
he found two peaches in Mr..
McDuffie's pocket.
Mr.. Engel's rage had turned
to remorse by the time Mr.. Nc
Duf1ie was taken before Magis-
trate Matthew Fagin. He offered
to drop the charges. but the
magistrate rejected the offer
and paroled Mr.. McDuffie for q
hearing September Z.
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Was Cleopatra Model
For EsquiIine Venus?

ROME. Sept. Z (P.-Did Cleo
patra pose in the nude for the
statute Of the Esquiline Venus?
The question has split Rome
experts of antiquity.
One of them, Prof. Licinio
Glori. after long study of the
lovely statue named for the
Roman hill on which it was
found years ago. told Italy's Ma
tional Academy he believes its
model was the famous Egyptian
queen.
Like the more famous Venus
de Milo. the Roman Venus Is
armleSs. Glori believes Cleopatra
posed for the statue while she
lived in Rome as the guest of
Julius Caesar. He based his
opinion largely on the fact that
the statues fringe Of curls
around the forehead resembles
that on an image of Cleopatra
on an Antioch coin. struck In 81
BIC. He also pointed out that an
urn at the feet of the statue is
entwined with the image Of a
snake. one of the symbols Of the
Egyptian dynasty of Cleopatra's
day.
DR.. Glori's thesis, however,
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Steel Union S Head
Challenged for Post

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. Z Up.
The State regional director OF
the United Steelworkers' Union
tC1O) is challenging the leader
ship of the international union
president. David j. Mcdonald.
Sources close to Regional Di-
rector Joseph P. Molony told q
reporter Monday that Mr.. Mo-
lony opposes what they said was
Mr.. McDonald's policy of "mu-
tual trusteeship" between man
agement and labor, preferring
instead to bargain "at arms
length"
Mr.. Molony, who came here
Monday from Buffalo 70 speak
at the State Fair, currently Is
bidding for the international
unions vice presidency. q post
held by Howard Hague. An cleo
ton Is set for October as.
The fight. Molony hackers said.
marks the first time in the his
tory Of the steelworkers' union
that q top office has been con-
tested,
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was stoutly assailed by Prof.
Giorgio Gullini, director Of an
ltiquity and dean Of classical
archaeology at Rome's University.
There's nothing to It," he
declared.
The style Of the Esquiline
Venus. he added. is too classical,
too completely Grecian. too deli
cate to be dated with the some
what grosser works produced at
the time that Cleopatra was in
Rome. The hairdo? The one on
the statue is more subtle and
refined than that on the Antioch
coin. Prof. Gullini said.
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not be returned home and the
fathers income supplemented BY
the District. -
The Welfare Department
raised the question with the Dis
trict accounting officer and re-
ceived tentative approval last
June 20.
The question was passed on
to the Corporation Counsel's Of
flee with the warning that such
help could be given only If chill
dren had peen committed to the
department by Juvenile Court.
The opinion yesterday de-
clared that Congress in no wise
intended to preclude such pay
ment being made to the parents
of such children, since the fun
damental purpose of public vel
fare was to retain. as much as
possible family solidarity In all
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Mysteries of Gave Lure
Hindus on Ancient Trek

SRINAGAR, Kashmir. Sept. Z
B.-As they have for centuries,
Indian pilgrims are trudging to
the ancient Amarnath cave in
the high Himalayas. They go to
see q 5-foot ice cone wf1ich wakes
and wanes with the moon. or to
see a pair Of pigeons which Hindu
mythology says have lived at
$4,000 feet for thousands Of years.
Devout Hindus have trekked
annually through dangerous
Himalayan passes year after year
to have "darshan"-holy view
of these phenomena at Amar-
nath, SO miles east Of Srinagar.
Thousands have persisted on
the pilgrimage. But their deaths
have only spurred on other be-
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disappears. But with the full
moon it wakes to a height OF
more than i've feet.
Prime Minister Nehru has long
desired to visit Amarnath, but
his wish has been foiled twice.
More than IS years ago Mr.,
Nehru first set out with four
friends on the pilgrimage. In
travelling into a snow-covered
valley, the thin crust of hard
snow broke beneath Nehru's feet
and he had to be rescued.
Two years ago the Prime MIN
ister tried the southern approach
by horseback. Halfway there a
heavy snowstorm turned him
back.
The government of Kashmir
now makes all arrangements for
pilgrims visits to Amarpath,
providing medical facilities, po-
lice protection, and inspection
Of the routes. Even so, the pill
grimage this year has taken at
least seven lives.
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Ruling to Hold
Family Intact

The District Welfare Depart
ment may pay the parents of its
wards to help support them al
home. Corporation Counsel Ver-
non E. West ruled yesterday.
In an opinion approved by the
District Commissioners, Mr.,
West concluded a series of ques-
lions launched recently In Juve-
nile Court by Judge Nadine Gal
lagher.
After hearing one case In
which eight children, ranging in
age from 8 to Is, were living in
Welfare Department foster
homes for $405 a month while
their father was unable to take
them into his own house because
he made only $3.50 a month. she
asked why the children could
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LEVERS who die happy II they
once see the holy cave. To reach
Amarnath travellers may go by
car or bus to Pahalgam. terminus
of a motor road % miles below
the cave. The last lap must be
made on foot or by pony over
treacherous mountain trails.
Dates From zoo BIC.
The first record Of this pill
grimage-best made on the full
moon date Of Aswan month
(July-August) - was found in
'Rajtarangini," a report on early
court life written in 200 BIC. It
was during the Aswan full moon,
according to Hindu teaching,
that Lord SILVA. one of the
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Hindu trinity. taught his earthly
wife. Parvati, the secret Of i'm
mortality.
Hindu legend says SILVA took
care that none besides his wife
heard him explain this secret.
But two pigeons. just emerging
from their eggs, are supposed to
have heard the story. and have
lived ever since where no normal
pigeon could survive.
"Rajtarangini" mentions these
two pigeons. Today's pilgrims
who watch the pair cooling con-
tentedly at the mouth of the
famous cave believe they are the
same that heard Lord SILVA
whisper his secret to Parvati.
How these pigeons live, and
where they get their food, is one
of the mysteries of the Hima-
layas.
Nehru Thwarted
Almost as mysterious is the
gigantic ice cone within the
cave. At the new moon it almost
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Points for Parents By EsyA rAone. ws''es'
Not This

Mother-It is not like you
to get so angry! What has
gotten into you lately. Ann?
I surely do miss the sweet
tempered little daughter that
we used to have.
CenSoring a child for CHI
the emotional tensions tDhich
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Mother-What do you think
caused this change in Sue? Is
1t one Of the to-be-expected
things? Is she worried about
something? Am ! expecting her
to be too perfect?
noed behavior Uiu not lessen
nay haze caused the change.
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segen youngsters from TIE
German Orphan Home Of Tie
District win Sc special guests
st the Washington concert 81
the Vienna Choir Boys to Be
held Sunday afternoon ID Com
ttituticn Han under auspices
o. ST. Clements Episcopal
Church Of AIex4ndria
Tickets for the children were
purchased from donations sent
hy two Of the patrons who VIII
Be unnhle 10 attend
Stephen Saphos. the u -year-i
old son of Mrs. Carl s, saphos.
general chairman d the bcne-
ct. VIII act a host 70 the
young guests.
The sponsoring group also
has announced that Z special
baby ittine service viii he.
available III the church parish
1t 170l Quaker lane Ii Alex
nndria from 2 10 s pm SUM
day The concert Is scheduled
for 3 pm. 80 parents will have
time To take their children 10
the center before going on to
Constitution Hall. The nursery
ss,sfi - -; :. n -, jr,.e 1 -.
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4,,za J. I, !. NJ = = III
bns ulivefs.ty g Mafyiand'
ana u z masnema tlcian q me
LAVE Naylor Mooel Hasln. MT.
rolter aiSo sra0 uatea from the
University q Marylard ana IS
presently serving with tlle
A Z. q. Forces 81 Camp kilnaer,
y me Weduirlg y planned
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Margaret 10 Mr.. James paul
Hoffman. son of Mrs. Myron
I, Hoffman of Clyde, Ohio,
and the late Nh. Hoffman.
The wedding win take place
February 10 at the Shrine Of
the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Miss Vandoren attended
Maryland University. MI. Hoff
Ti1an Is q graduate ~ Mary
land University q
Smith ShopirD
Mr.. and MRS. Leon a, Smith
announce the engagement of
their daughter Bernice Nlyra to-
MI. Morton w. Shapiro. son Of
Mr.. and MRS. A. q. Shapiro. A
late summer Wedding -
planned.
Miss Smith Is Id nurses
training 1T Sinai Hospital In
Baltimore. MI. Shapiro Is q
medical student 1T the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Thompson Louehlin
Mrs. william Walter Thornp-
son announces the engage
nlent Of her daughter Jane
May to Mr.. billiard Chappell
Lauehiiil. son Of MI. and Mrs.
Samuel billiard Iaughlin OF
Arlington, va The wedding
will take place ii the late
spring.
NEiss ThoraspoEi attended
Stratford College. Her lIAnce
Is i graduate Of the University
OF Virginia Law School and
has recently completed b tour
Of active duty with the Judge
Advocate Generals Corps of
the United States Army.
Boyer-P Porter
Mrs. r. " Boyer Of Takoma
Park announces the engage
inent of her daughter Jean
Marie To MI. Frank NJ. Porter,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Porter of Berwyn Heights, Nd,
Miss Boyer graduated from
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Mrs Paul Butler. wife Of the
new chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National COMMITTEES.
came to town today Tor the
festivities connected with the
opening of Congress.
The attractive blond. blue~
eyed mother Of I'VE said &c was
her fsrst visit q washington
since 1871, when she came with
the rest Of her HATFIELD. Mass.
high school class
Calvin Coolidrc Mas preSi-
dent an0 his home town was
lust four miles way from ours.
10 that was pretty exciting
she recalls. She has i memory
of visiting the White House.
but cant remember much else
about the trip.
y think my children would
get much fnore out of sileh j
trip f0iSH than ! did, she
said Childrel are ID smart
these days.
Fiys Children
Her children A6aureen, 10,
patll II. 10. Karen. I6, Kelvin,
IS and Brian, keep her
occupied most 81 the time. ana
are the reason She has decided
not 10 move ID washington
now that her husband Is na
tional committee chairman.
= think tiley take more of
your time when they're big
than when they're little she
said with q smile. When they
are little you can bundle them
on To bed at night. NOW they
have their friends over eve
nings ta big recreation room
III the basement, equipped with
teleyision and & pool table.
makes this iilvitinel ana /
always like Ia be home when
they are entertaining. 7
Mrs. Butler Ii the former
Anne Briscoe 81 Hatfield. After
ID business education she
worked as ONCE manager III
the Spring neid. Mass, branch
of I Boston investment 1irin
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Engaged
q Be Cd


CAPT. Jerry I. Miser tMc5
u. s. n. and Mrs. Miser Of
Chevy Chase announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Carolyn Lee TO Mr.. Roderick
1laury Reinecke. son Of Mrs.
raul 8, Reinecke of Calves
ton, Tex. and the late Col.
Reirecke. u, s. n, Miss Miser
d attending the University Of
North Carolina Mr.. Heinecke
win receive hiS1A. 3. from the
University of North Carolina
III January The ccuple plan
i February wedding.
Asonson- SiIveFmoI
Mi. and MRS. william Aron-'
son announce the engagement
cf their daughter Lenora Mae
to Mr.. Alan Silvermasi, son uf
Mr. and mrs Nathan Silver
man Of Brooklyn, N X. An
early autumn wedding is
planned.
Miss Aronsoa Is attending
the George washington uni-
yersity. Her lance Is s student
at the City College OS New
York
Hall GiIletfe
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman j Hall
81 Arlington announce the en-
eagexlext of their daughter
Kathleen Mary 10 Mr.. Joseph
Alcygius Gillette A May wed.
ding Is planned.
Miss Hall Is d graduate Of
Averett Junior College. Her.
dance attended ST. johns Col
ieee and q 81 present stationed
Iii HaWaii with the United
States Air Force.
Tesimon- steyens
Mr.. and MRS. John +. Test
man ~ AlbuuuerQue, N. Mex.
announce the eneagernent 81
their daughter Eyea "a Mr..
william Louis Stevens. son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Henry
Stevens pf Arlington.
Miss Testinaa Is studying at
the University Of New Mexico.
Following the wedding on Jar-
llary 81 IN ST. Johns Episcopal
Church Ia Albuquerque, Miss
Testsnail plans To complete her
studies ut Louisiana State Uni
yerstty.
Mr.. Stevens graduated from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Is connected with the ESQ
Company In Baton Rouge. -.
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fxs ~ ~ nsadia ~ L T,ar -.
1890, !; ~ !. s,,s ,sec y, t ~
t sl sl.,,ss,t.r rs,cris ~ ,,atte
IS ~. ~ ssc,, s q. p " 49, 80 ~
~ q ~ 49, ~. 800 ~ = r,,s ss1
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