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HELP-MEh

EsTIAATER. fully sxper. In general
construction, in pricing. euying
and negotiating contracts. Must be
sober industrious and honest. Ref
and salary expected to start. BOZ
WARMER AND WIFE. eolored. over
40. no children. for general farm
ing, nearby Nd: wife TO do g.h.W.:
exper. nee: good sal. furn, house.
Apply 1917 9TH st. NV. ST. s-s4s4
FOUNTAIN ATTENDANT. over q.
DIER's DRUG. 1857 Defense hws.
-3I
SALESMAN, excellent
opportunity for permanent sales
position, in one Of Washington' S
largest furniture stores; must be
ambitious with good education and
appearances; commission pay. Ap-
ply to Mr. Charles, CURTIS BROS.
FURNITURE CO., 2041 Nichols
ave. sc,
GARDENER and senerai mainte-
nance work on nearby Virginia
estate. must be industrious and
sober. Good salary and nice house
P.o. Box 500, Alexandria, va. -3i
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. shift
manager. white. sober. local refer
ence. 3737 Hamilton st., Hyatts-
vile. UN. 4-9s55. 80
GROCERY CLERK. excellent oppor-
tunity, only experienced need
apply. 1923 Conn. ave. NV. 20
GROCERY STOCK CLERK-All
around man. Exper., sober and
ambitious. Call JU. 0-3240, or
apply 1907 Seminary rd.. Silver
GROCERY AND FRUIT MAN, expe-
rienced only. Apply In person. $3.50
Georgia ave. NV. 80
HARDWARE CLERK Statesmen
Preferably over 25 with some ex-
per in seeds. and shrubbery. Apply
RUPPERT'S. 1e2l 9TH st. NV. Do
MT fala1h0na a
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Beauty li1 pFLIRzZIoRs IdZl 1gTS NEEpEn; 1ssAg Ag-

II
ply PAT YOUR HAIRDRESsER.
937 p st. NV NE. e-4S37. II
BEAUTY OPERATOR. wonderful cp-
EsossR6 Hs:t & soD PHsfs Esfssr4E 44RglE or ss siI
Wisconsin ave. n.W- Wo o-23Is.
BooKKEEPER. ,. C. for construction
co. Experience REQUIRED. Age un-
der 40; Good starting salary. Box
B0okKsEPEK M si1' for nsv-car dealer
Salary commensurate with ability.
5-day wk.. sir-eond. once, group
ins, and other dement's. Cali Mr..
BAKER BAKER, "a. 5000 22MaAS etopA W
BOOkkEEPER. exper., permanent.
for .contractor's once; typing es-
sential; shorthand preferred; ase
cation. cation Ri0 csil IA. 0snss s15ss5. 'onyi 1 10
BO0KKEEPER ASsIsTANT-Knowl-
edge Of tipping. Good salary open.
berEer. ALsAN TOWERS. $500
Mass. ave: NV: WOa 6-6400. --31
bookkeeper. familiar with double
sansu. saS rsSss ae. for viz. FsH Ps5 ss1
COMPANION twhite) iiEht house
work. CARING for elderly active
widow in nearby Va, apt. BLDG;
pvt. rm. and hath, attractive sal
ary, Must be pleasant and unat-
tached: willing to travel; available
immediately. P. o. Box 1173 Alex
cssaifk' csssfflil vi. is to IS. experience @si on
Apply HECHINGER CO.. 5e25 Ga.
ave. NV. 2
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lWHITE

engineer Tor OIIlce BlQg.
Third-clsss license required, no Sun
ence required. to work from pm.
to IL pm. Write Box TN, Star.
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TELLER, immed. ,openins; expsf.
sEEss KNK or + MARYISSD.. HsSSi NV. ki1.
rYPisf-som. riYEPPihssf Son shorthand desired: Sl
Arlington. VA. pleasant surrounds
ings, modern dement's; 5-day wk.
Phone weekdays, IA. 5-I269. 81
Al. S70:. good with hg-
ures; vic ne. section. Manuscript
typist,, $275 mo-; file clerk. read
blueprints, $3.50 mo, GRACE DUNN,
rfrisfe s. shorthsnaS SE haaSIs so. essential.
excellent position, must have pleas
type good business letter. 80 Il, 7.
ave. NV, MA. S-1070. 80
TYPIs1, age 22-35; -exper.; for
busy, once; 5-day wk.: must bs
familiar with sensral once pro:
to handling Ice. volume Of work:
To 2-l13t3 for appt. 80
only: Apis KIKis' 1ais WiseSS.
w nSf; s,S! 81 IS, steady aiah.. MD
e s$;1 villa III SsR sovs q aAsR4 AsRl' ! p;':
experienced. white:
piy UNCLE BiLIfEs, North sescS.
WAITRESS, white. age 25 to 4E,
ntghtwork, $25 wk. plus meals;
"a LARK sres REsrAHRRANT rAAgRly after rs4i sKY6 Ky
wAiTREss. white experienced. part
time: day and evening. Must live
YARD GRILL, 1890 14th st. NV.
experienced. Kosher.
style food: air-conditioned Apply
In person. SOLoMONs RESTAU.
:, RANT, 129 Kennedy st. NV. ---31
rieneed. week ends from 5 to. 9 pm,
Apply in person between 2:.30 and
5 pm, SILVER RESTAURANT,
$3.50 Georgia ave. Silver Springs
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HnLa-woMEN

FOUNTAIN dIRIs white. over IL,
ewes. and week ends. DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 7O54 Nari-
boro pike. RE. e-6050. -3
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. steno.
and typine. $50 per wk. BUENA
VISTA PILM co. RE. S-03Sa. -29
GRILL AND FOUNTAIN GIRL
Hours, 3 70 IL. Local experience
Apply in person. CHA6TLETON
PHARMACY 18th and r nv.
HOME ECONOMIST. $500. with d.
c. drivers permit. See GRACE
DUNN. 1911 o st. RE 7-2s2s.
go
HOSTESs-Attractiye and friendly
woman. with pleasant smile. tc
greet our customers and introduce
them 10 our salesmen; excellent
salary: 90 hrs. week: hours:
pm % Q pm Mon: thTouGh
essIj.s ess. APPlTR PaPGRrIs Il gsseSp ggoSsp sRNI E NJ
TURE Co. 2041 Nichols ave. sc.
INSURANCE, fire and casualty as
sistant underwater, experienced.
permanent position. Replies conf
DENTAL. Write Boz 1865. star.
INSURANCE SECRETARY. must
know rates: local exper. IRE, ca
sualty agency: downtown. air-cond
once. Ma. s-S917; ewes, Wo. g.
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SALESWOMEN

Interesting departments: 5-day. 40
hour week. Discount on purchases.
You'll like working at
BECKERS
1914 r st. NV.
Fine Leatherware And Gifts
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NURSE; n;1a ~ white, sEe 3a-40, i've il or
SSos.' SeSos' si97tIP'r i9T private hospital Refs
MUSES., practical. under so, for
% pPiVats u santtsFyiu@ y 9f nesnby nlsns snsies MS
gu Gust stsas7 b szDer' and kind; ilvs In
NURSE. practical, white. live in.
Sanitarium for aged. Private room
pleasant surroundinRs. Cali Park
NURsEs NTis s;iIH2 AIDE, white. for sensr.l mSs
floor duty in large nursing home,
live In, references. JE. 2-0643.
OFFICE GIRL, 25-45: mature; very
reliable: handle payroll, type, sen-
eral ofice. duties: l-girl ONCE. 8
am. to .4:30 p.m.; 5 days: air
port loestion; SO; 5-5937. "a
insurance nnI,n,ar xpss exps5isnSe' able to E5its
GsrF0ll "a aye aye Tskoma PaTk. ma,
PUNCH OPERATOR, age 20 to so,
nigh school graduate with expert
ence IN the operation Of alpha
bette and numerie key punch, $2Se
per mo. to start with periodic In
WASHINGTON GAS LrGHT co.,
HersSnnsl Re nSGna Dept s91t HOO goth st. NV.
REcEPTIoNTsT for oral surgeon's
once, Typing and shorthand pre-
ierred but not essential. 40-hr,
exper. Call UN. 4-3392, between
n
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PAINTER
PAINT SALESMAN

Experienced man (whiteJ, for steady
work (no drinkers. Apply to super
intendent. 1896 18th ST.. NV.
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HELP-woMEh tcsat.I
BEAUTICIAN

Expert. an sra8tiessa4s sround: s4s surrsn....
BRoADMooR BEAUTY sALoF.
1901 Conn. ave- NV, N. 3-2113.
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SALESMAN
Statesmen

One of washinston's larger corpora
tions requires the. services Of
selling experiences, to cover the
Yirginia territory embracing Ar.
hngton, Alexandria nfd Fairfax.
All appointments are made by the
company, no canvassing, servicing
or collecting is required. Expert
ence In our line not necessary.
Guaranteed income while training
weekly. Personal interviews only.
See MR.. WHITE ct 610 9th st. NV.
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HELP-MEk

ATTENTION MEN-If you are IN
terested in good Job with q good
future, contact Mr.. Dodd, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1905 An
napolis rd.. BladensburR, Nd. 81
Evening star., 1955-07-29

Real Estate Salesman
Opening for Q aggressive. executive
caltber. young men now living In
NV. Washington. Bethesda Chevy
Chase area.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITION.
ING mechanic. experienced COM
mercial and domestic. Call Oh.
RfEiSFo5RcED RoDMEN-open shop
job, 5315 Conn. ave. --31
ROOFER tall-round mani: must be
exper. IN all types of roofing. and
suttering: plenty Of work: also l
man for asphalt shingles. TOWN
e. COUNTRY ROOFING. JEs g.
SALESMAN, home Improvement ex-
perience essential: excellent deal:
we'll established. Ii. 4-5600. --2a
SALESMAN, liduor-Aggressive, ma
tural salesman for perm. sales ca
reer with top merchandising retail
nrm; top sal. and unlim. oppor.
SALESMAN for large wholesale TO.
bacco. candy. and sundry house.
Well established local territory with
GOOD earnings assured for con-
scientious salesman. Car required.
Apply only IL you have had whole
sale selling experience calling on
sTANpARD CIGAR a TOBACCO
CO., Al Eve st. ne. 80
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CLERK

Young woman 2o-35 Yrs. Of age, for
perm; position in cur acct. dept.
handling accounts receivable Iou-
experiences and ability 70 type are
required: S-day 40-hr. week; Sal-
ary commensurate with experiences.
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays S:30-6 and sat. e-12.
No phone calls
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Fo K4EBfE Busx ExpEH FHNAEb NAEbEE55 II53
TYPINq; sse AGE 3o-45; GOOD SAL
AETa AEGAar P69MpT Spnppr,iAR11AA ARTANSEMENT S6l
TURE, EXCELLENT WORKING
COND. REFS. REPORT Mr.. M.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
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THE EVENING STAR
1l01 PENNA AVE. NV.
LIBRARY CLERK

Youns girl 2o-3o yrs, of age. for
library 5-day. 40.hr. week. Must
be accurate typist and capable Of
handling details. Some library ex-
perfence preferred Apply Person
mel Room sos; open weekdays 8 80
and Sat. 9-12 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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CASHIER

company has good oppor-
tunity for q girl who enjoys meet
ing and dealing with the public.
Salary open. Contact Mr.. Abelman,
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier,
Md, UN. 4-5666. For openings in
Silver Spring and Alexandria Of
fees, call Mr.. Newton, JU. 7-53o5.
20
white; general once work:
age II to 3S. Some shorthand nee
eSsary; 35-hr. week. no Saturdays,
company benefits. Call 10 am. to
pm. 512 F st. NV, End floor,
Mr.. Burroughs. al
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IF YOU HAVE

The burning desire, to make real
working hours. If you can carry
yourself for 3 months, one of Viz
ginia's most progressive and ag-
gresSive brokers will completely
train you to sell real estate. provide
you with every kind of sales aid,
tracts, provide ali your iistinss,
and force. you to succeed. For appt.
call PAUL MORGAN. Sales Mama
ger. XII S-A000 il
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JANITOR, between age 20-5O. white
small @ iGiorsa JOBS a1f around sias oSas Rrs I r
noon to $50 pm; S35 wk. net
Don't apply if you indulge in alco-
holics: bring refs. MR.. ROBERT
SON. 1886 Wis. ave. Bethesda.
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PART TINE

National concern needs energetic
representative evenings; l2-l5 hrs.
earn S75 to 500 wkly. Car neces-
sary. No canvsss!nE. no details
over phone. For interview, call
mOrninsS. DI1 7-4Snn ii
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Texaco Service Station
oders fine opportunity for man. al
IS, who likes to meet people. No
eXper. nee, aS man selected viii
receive training; sos; no SUM-: va
cation plan: hosp. and uniforms.
RA. 6-44Ql. 80
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

now 1%%sdisti avsiissi. i, oDenInscsi enr cireus is.
tion Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone saleSwork The sales
commission Is liberal and
the hours can be tailored
to At your requirements in
II interested In steady and
Harvey Room 204. The Star
PldE.: 18th and p. ave.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23

acceptance Of the news a bit
easier than just an official Ma
rine Corps telegram. They wired
ahead TO Commander Arthur
Jones at Floyd Bennett Field. sug-
gesting a Jewish chaplain 90
along with them.
Commander Jones naturally
turned to Rabbi Eugene Cohen
Congregation Derech Emunoh,
Arverne, N. W who serves as
the part-time Jewish chaplain at
the post. Commander Jones' call
found the rabbi busy in his syna-
gogue with his afternoon Hebrew
class. Rabbi Cohen lost no time in
reaching the field and set out for
the home of Capt. Rubinstein's
folks. When the party found that
the parents were at work (no one
knew the business address of the
two), the search continued until
they, were finally located with
the aid of a number of relatives)
in the home of friends. The chap
lain conveyed the condolences of
the Marine Corps and the JWB
to the bereaved parents.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23


formed the control tower that his
engine had quit and that he had
decided to steer the fighter plane
away from the residential district
into a wooded area nearby. He
crashed to his death in the woods
about mile from the Station.
Moved by his heroism. two fell
low jet pilot officers (also from
Cherry Point) who had Witnessed
the accident from the field offer.
ed TO go to New York to convey
the news to the pilots family.
This. they felt. MIGHT make the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
ENGLISH GARRISON IN
CYPRUS READY TO ACT
AGAINST ISRAEL

LONDON, - (ZINS) - The
News Chronicle" warns Israel
against war with the Arabs be-
cause the British garrison in Cy-
prus is ready to move against Is
rael in the case of an Israeli at
tack against any of the Arab
states. The Chronicle remarks
that such an eventuality would
put England in a terrible dilemma
because she has no desire to draw
upon herself the anger of world
Jewry.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23

Capt. Arthur c. Rubinstein, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rubinstein
of sol New York Avenue, Brook
lyn, had come to South Wey-
mouth Naval Air Station, Mass,
on a routine mission. Taking off
on the return trip to his home
base at Cherry Point, N. c., he
ran into engine trouble when a
hundred feet in the air. He in
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-23
"0CAIA, FLORIDA
Jewish Pilot Dies Hero's S Death
10 Save Civilians In Crash

BROOKLYN N r. The sad heroic Jewish Marine
corps JET pilot who deliberately rode his death crashing
in residential district when his J2 Fury disabled
carried to the pilots family by rabbi serving partme chaplain
at Floyd Bennett Field who had double complete
fhe mission This revealed in from chaplain
Evening star., 1955-01-02
L-ipstick Preferred

IT'S probably no startling
news to beauty conscious
women that lipstick Is the
most popular Of all cosmetics.
A recent Nationwide survey Of
beauty habits shows that over
90 per cent Of women i6 years
and older use it-95 per cent
Of these lipstick users are be-
tween is and IS years old. oc-,
cupationWise. 80 per cent are
homemakers and 90 per cent
are employed.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
fContinued. From rage D-12.)

4 - = = = - = = -
/,,.., -.
@ L.ur ....,.,.. 49, Moa ., Sapas0l
seles' llol'ills nlssslL
Excelsior Literary Club
TUESDAY. 1880 pm. meeting
with mrs. Harvey Beaver. 4l04
Harrison street NV.
floneer Women. Medina
CiuD-Wednesoay. 6.s0 pm.
meeting, WITH mrs. =. Z. E1ii-"
kelsteln. oOzl seventh place
NV: toplc. Womens Move
ments IN Eesent lay israei.
Wrlssfs LeAsue g Wasning-
son-huIsoay 9 pm, at tne
s.noio. 1921 Golumnia ROAD
NV meeslng.
Dis.flcs Dauenters q the
Amefisan : = hevoIusion Tues
1ay zSv PM. DoT0Lny
xaancock Cnaptef hennedy-
MaLLsn nna lu,cneon. meeting.
uesuay lz.Su pm, FRANCES
10Y Gnaptel cnapter mouse.
uesoay 40 pm, hlcnard
Inoi1 Ghapeer. Win MISS
ann nIlses, so1s Whiiams-
1uIs iane NV speaker. mrs.
- ~. MaiMn, y. lgrim-
aScs 70 histollc SnrlneS.
luesuay, pm. ADieah hart
man Hlce Cnapter. cnapter
rouss speaker, MISS raustine
ennls' StsLe neeent. Iuesday.
PHI, Cohllnentai DANES
Cnapser g n g Judge Lynn
Cnapter. enap.er mouse, Joint
meeting speaker Dr. Hurst
=. ANDERSON. president OF
american unipersitS Recent
v!sis 70 tne Near East.
Meunesoay . pm, Manor
nouse Cnapter WITH MRS. a.
Ma.tsr GoileT. 1871 halorama
rOaa NV WEDNESDAY, . pm,
State =. membership COMMITTEES.
State Pages COMMITTEES and
State Junior Membership
Iommittee, cnapter house.
JOINT meetlng. speaker, Mrs.
SoDeIy Y. =. duncan, organic
ing secreary general. Thurs
uay lz:sg pm. Little John
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Mrs. Doviis q Versofile Volunteer

publishes The Quarterly Re-
view, the Official organ of the
Graduate Nurses Association.
Until recently Mrs. Davis
was vice president Of the
North Carolina Society and
helped with the State parties.
Annie does SO much unoffi-
cially.'' Z says her husband.
Jack. .she is always helping. !.
The Dayises went to their
home Ii Rehobeth for New
Years. This week end they
win be able to sit before e FIRE
blazing in the fireplace and,
look out over the sand dunes
to the Atlantic, Ocean beyond,
where Mrs. Davis win probably
think through some new major
program for 1855.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Engagements Announced
Roberts- Como

Roberts Cosno0
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Rob-
erts announce the engagement
OF their daughter June to Mr..
Douglas Y. Cornog, son Of DR..
and Mrs. I. Clyde Cornog OF
I Media. Pa.
Miss Roberts received her
masters degrees from the
University OF Pittsburgh and
George Washington University
and Is now q doctoral candi-.
date in industrial psychology
at the Pennsylvania State
University. Mr.. Cornog re-
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Of Just what she is--a lady
Of the South.
Journalism was her major
subject ct the University of
North Carolina. Soon after
graduation she became the
society editor Of the Durham
IN. co Morning Herald. De-
Gliding to make writing q ca
reer. she studied Journalism at
Columbia University. After
wards she wrote free-lances
feature articles for papers in
North Carolina, Chicago. New
York, Georgia and some Of the
Western papers. She also
edited several trade magazines
but gave them up at the time
Of her marriage. She now edits
the Diamond Chatter Box and
Evening star., 1955-01-02
OAR Reception

Invitations have been issued
BY the CONSTITUTION Chapter
Of the District Daughters Of
the American Revolution TO
! Distaff Day Reception hon
oring the national and state
ofiicers Of the OAR. The re-
ception win be held on Sat,ir-
day. January 8. from Z to 6
o'clock at the Chapter House.
1882 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
By Harriet French

In q city where worth
while projects are constantly
under way. Mrs. jackson Davis
is one Of the most versatile
volunteers.
She loves politics and is an
active member Of the Board of
Governors Of the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
Since joining the club she
has been chairman Of the
membership committee. treas
urer and recording secretary.
During the war she was In
charge Of the clubs Red Cross
work.
ALI Of her family have been
Democrats. She is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Joseph Graham
and the late DR.. Graham Of
Durham and Raleigh, n. G.
Her great-grandfather. Wiz
liam A. Graham. was success
sively the Secretary Of the
Navy, Governor Of North Caro-
lima and United States Sena-
tor.
Before she had graduated
from the University Of North
! Carolina, Anne was . pre-
cinct chairman.
During the days when John
w. Davis was running for
President, Anne helped with his
publicity; later she was sent to
Albany by a Durham. N. G..
newspaper to write an article
about AL Smith and his family.
In President Roosevelt's CAM
paigns. she worked at the ab-
sentee voters headquarters,
and in President Truman's
campaign she was in charge OF
compiling the official scrap-
book for the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. Several
women volunteers worked til1-
der her in this project. She is
d member Of the Women's
Democratic Club of Rehobeth,
Del, and attended the State
Democratic Convention in
Dover last June. As chairman
for her D. C. area in the "Dol-
lars for Democrats" drive last
September, Mrs. Davis turned
her apartment in the Wyoming
into headquarters for her vol
unteers and entertained them
for luncheon and dinner that
day. During the recent CAM
gressional campaign she was
instrumental in obtaining
speakers for meetings In Della
ware. She is on the committee
Of the Woman's National
Democratic Club which is ar
ranging q dinner this month
with Gov. Luther H. Hodges as
speaker.
Mrs. Davis sincere interest
in people motivates her activ-
titles.
She Is recording secretary
OF the Charles N. Crittenton
y A a. N.afa.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

received his bachelors and
masters degrees from the
Pennsylvania state University
and Is now q research psychol-
ogist.
Love Howe
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Love
Of Atlantic City. N. j., an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara Anne
to Mr.. Harry b. Howe. jr.,
son Of Mrs. Ethel r. Byers and
the late Mr.. Harry B. Howe.
The wedding win take place
in May.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
New Enolond Women

The Phyllis Lyman Colony
Of the National Society Of New
England Women viii have i
luncheon meeting on Tues
day at 1880 pm. 1t the home
Of Mrs. william II. McGlau-
hin. 1915 New Hampshire
avenue NV. Mrs. George L.
Palmer. registrar. viii read .
paper entitled EARLY Silver
and Clocks" Mrs, Ellsworth
E. Clark Is president Of the
Evening star., 1955-01-02
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Old Club
Restaurant

Once OtofGs .WashlnEton's Cl1b
GREATER WAShlNCToN'S
= FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious. Chicken, Steal, Ham,
. Turkey, Roast Beef, Seafood
Dinners and Lunches
A Trip 10 Woshiasteas Oh Cub
q Must ies Capitol visitoss
Open Daib end Ssndoy. u 10 $50
CieAed en- Mondays
d SERVING ChhmpAgnes Wines an6 Beer
Reeeptiens, HAnawets. Family Parties
SIS 5. Washingtcn ST., Aiexaudris
On M. vernsn hsulesard. Ka. 0-SsBB
q -Lerrs Lee inuitss gpa''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
Builders Get
.T.woContructs

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA Dr.
The Board of Public Works yes.
terday awarded a 5000 con.
tract to the Certified Builders
Inc, of Washington for con.
struction of a journalism build.
ing at the University of Mary.
land.
It also approved awarding 9
$515.375 contract to Colwill Con.
struction Co. of Baltimore fol
building and equipping q centra
storage and kitchen building al
Spring Grove State Hospital.
The board authorized the De-
partment Of Public Improve.
ments to proceed with prepare
ton of plans and specification
for construction of three cot
tages at Boys Village at an esti-
mated cost of 1889, 500 and ar
administration building there te
cost about $85, 900.
1t also directed State Treas
urer Hooper S. Miles to investi-
gate the cost of wind-storm
damage insurance for all State
owned buildings.
The problem was brought ur
by DR.. Martin d. jenkins, presi-
dent Of Morgan State College
who noted that Maryland now
appears to be in the hurricane
belt. He said hurricane Connie
did $3.50 worth of damage te
college buildings which was paic
from the colleges budget. But
in the event Of any major hur.
ricane damage, DR.. jenkins said
the cost could not be borne BY
the college.
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William {. Coils,
|Ex-GAO Auditor

William z. Coils, II, retired
Government Accounting Office
auditor. died yesterday at mis-
home. 7l7 Oglethorpe street NV
Mr.. Coils was born in Jewell
County. Kans., and was edu-
Gated in Oklahoma and North
Dakota. He began 80 years of
Government service in 1906 with
the Post Office Department. He
spent % years at the GAO, re-
firing in 1914.
Mr.. Coils was active In the
shepherd Park Christian Church
and for several years was for
merly treasurer of the Christian
Council Of the Disciples of Christ.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Ruby Theone Coils. two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Donald Weikert of IT'S
Oglethorpe street NV, and Mrs.
Erwin Beardsley Of Richland,
Wash; two brothers. John OF
Yakima, Wash, and Clyde Coils
Iof Wenatchee, Wash, and four
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Deal funeral
home. 1912 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
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|EIwood B. Phelps,
.Oxon Hill Resident

Elwood B. Phelps, rs, who wa,
employed for 81 years by Amer.
lean District Telegraph Co.. dice
Monday in Providence Hospital
He and his two sons, William
C. and Benson Phelps, lived al
5525 st. Barnabas road. Oxor
Hill. Md. Mr.. Phelps has been ar
Oxon Hill resident for SO year.
and helped organize the volun-
teer fire department there. HI
was captain for eight years. Hi
was also active in the Oxon Hill
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Phelps was born in Wash
ington. At is, he went to work
for the telegraph company as a
messenger. He was an electrician
for the company when he re-
tired in November. 1948.
Besides his sons, he is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Virginia
Talbert. Mrs. Emily Forsythe and
Mrs. Kathryn Fowler, all Of
Oxon Hill. and Mrs. Mildred
Fairbanks Of Falls Church, Va:
two brothers, Clarence and Harry
Phelps. both Of Oxon Hill. and
nine grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in Oxon Hill Methodist
Church. Burial viii be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.