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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN

ADV. MGR, leading women's spe-
T., cialty shop, fine advantages in Q
smart community. State experience.
Box 432-V, Star. --18
BOOKKEEPER, experience necessary
on all journals including general
ledger. 40-hr. week, good salary.
Apply In person, 400 H st. ne. MRS.
HAIRDREssERS. ail.round excel
lent wages. Fine clientele. Inquire
ROBERT a. THOMAS HAIR STYL-
lists, 1911 Grubb rd., Silver Spring,
JU. 5-2232; Sunday or Monday, Ju.
7-94S4. 30
AGENT. colored or white,
salary plus commission, for expert
enced ordinary accident and health
insurance representatives. Call the
VICTORY MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE CO. 1000 9th st. NV, for in.
terview. AID. 2-S837. -19
PUPPET ACT-Must own and operate
puppets for night club shows. JU.
0-603S. -23
MANAGER for one Of
Washington fine apt. bldgs. with
elev. and switchboard service. State
age, experience and refs. giving all
details required to give considera-
tion to your application. Qualified
retired couple WOULD be considered,
Write Box 407-V. Star. IA
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nELP---MfN

aEAL ESTATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
needed, For further infcrmation.
Call Mr.. chesser, KENNEDY REAL-
TY CO. INC. RA. 3-9a02. -iR
REAL ESTATE SALESMRN, active
AriinGton once specializing In resi-
DENTAL properties; experience not
necessary but preferred: opportunity
Tor $4,000 yearly executive income.
Enone the sales manaeer.' IA. Y
9090. 20
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Z 11V1 ds NV. NV
TELEVISIoN SERVICE MAN, outside
exper. and car necessary. JU. 2
TRUCK DRIVERS, for dump and
stake-body trucks; prefer men with
contact in hauling business. Call
Friday. 81 PM. Saturday, 9-12
noon. SP. 3-7409.
REPAIR-School needs 2
to pm so hele students With
lab. work: SIS week. Box 44S-V.
nv BENcHMAN-All makes: So an
hr; ih,r!;;, for a9alttisd -sxpe5t;o part or
~ " AND Nd RADIO iRsEEPiA1ifRMAN-5-Say XII
week; S125 wk. See Mr.. Roberts
HOME TX 1922 2Ilth ST. NV -2n
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17x22 and 22x34; one
and two color Harris offset press
men with ability to run quality
color work. Reply with ph, number
for interview to Box 396-v. Star.
SURVEYOR. for position
with established local general con-
tractor. State age. experience. ref
erences and salary expected. Box
919-S. Star --23
RADIO REPAIRMAN. experienced in
and home radios; good pay. hospi-
talization available. paid vacation.
Apply in person, 61l9 Georgia ave.
NV. 90
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SALESLADY

Opening for topnotch, experienced
ready -to-wear saleslady. Enjoy SELL
ing quality fashion merchandise, in
our lovely Arlington branch store.
Liberal discounts, on personal pur-
chases. Apply Mr.. MacGregor.
The Young Mems Shop
N. Highland and FAIRFAX Dr., Arl.. Va,
-e20
with some drug chain
store experience, to assume charge
OF an active tobacco department; ex-
cellent salary: no evenings or Sum-
days. Cali JU. 1886. after 9 pm.
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HElp.-MEN
TRAVEIEARN

need three young men under so
TO leave for Florida Sat-: top earn
ings: daily cash and TRANSPORTATION
furnished; permanent. With good
Hotel Franklin Park. 10 am. to
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several openings available immedi-
ately to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for full or part-time
work in special telephone rooms.
Earnings commensurate with sales
abiltty. Apply in person to Mr..
THE EVENING STAR
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WOMEN
35 To 55

We need two very neat-appearing
ladies. 35 to 55 years of age who
enjoy meeting and talking TO people
and are in q position to work from
10 am. to 2 pm. and from $50
pm. to p pm. Car essential. Pre-
vious employment and experience
not necessary, All you need is am
services are worth SI00 a week. We
will thoroughly train you In o dig
nifed business which we have been
operating in WASHINGTON for more
than 25 years. Please do not apply
unless you are seeking 0 permanent
position and able TO give full time
particulars regarding yourself and
your availability. Write Box 424-s.
Star
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B1 ,. WUOUNkANt Att0Ihe!
1901 Barr BuildinE

AVA AeAh D1hSA1k
UNITED At z. STATES E,I!. !,s 2 DISTRICT s c COURT
iSs M a. 3 & ProSase z coSpt.mEstats taPsss soioi q
Anna N. James. Deceased. NO.
SO. I23. Administration Docket lS0,
Application having been made
herein BY Minnie Margaret James
and Nell Chandler OFT for probate
Of The last will and testament ef
ministration. eta. TO issue unto
John o. lehman. it is ordered This
10th day OF February, .A.D. 1865.
that the unknown heirs at law
and next of kin of the deceased.
and Al others concerned, appear In
said Court on Monday. the 21st day Of
AM, to show cause why such appli-
cation should not be granted. Let no
tiee hereof be published in the
s.Washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening STAR" once in each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
thirty days before said return day.
Witness. the Honorab BOLITHA
LAWS, Chief Judge Of said Court.
this 10th day of February. AID.
1855. tSealD Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
~ kk1C EkObdtC SOnIb. 1CA1t1 GU
THOMAS II. REYNOLDS. Attorney,
=, 6i3 18th Street, NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of. Columbia. Hold
ing Q Probate Court.-Estate OF
Bessie B. Lochhead. Deceased.-No.
"a, ,07S. Administration Docket 1872.
application having been made
herein for probate OF the last will
81 and testament Of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said
estate, by The National Metropoli-
tan Bank of Washington. II is or
dered this 9th day of February. AID.
1865 that Talbot Lochhead, non
resident and all others concerned.
appear In said Court on Monday.
Shs 21st day Of March. AID. 1865.
at 1000 O'Clock AM. to show
pot be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the "Washingten
Law ReDort ter" and The Evening
6tar." once in each of three sue
eessive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the flrst pubt-
cation to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Wit
mess, the Honorable BOLITHA j..
LAWS, Chief Judge of said Court,
this 9th day of February. AID. 1855.
(Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES, Deputy Register. Of Wills
for the District of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Probate Court. fell.lS,2a
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CASHIER

CASHlER
Part-time cashier position open;
hours 1880 am. to 2 PM. Monday
through Friday; prefer Sc. resident;
attractive. neat appearing. Apply
in person, OFFICERS CLUB. Build
1ng i1fb 1on ,na z; e, z; naval ss Gun faciesFy'
CASHIER CHECKER for independ.
personality. exper.; good salary for
right preson. Box 112-T, star. ga
CIGAR CLERKS. 6-day wk.,
no nights. Sun. or HOLIDAYS. Refs,
and exper. Sal. open. S32 18th st.
NV -1S
CASHIER-CLERK, under SO, knowl-
edge of typing; 5-day week: salary
open. Call NE. S-0O95. go
CASHIER CHECKER for deiicatessen.
Exper. Knowl. bookkeeping helpful.
Meals. good sal. JU. 7-9045.
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Statesmen

II you have q car and are looking for
o Job as q salesman. II you have never
as salesman now and wish to In
vesttgate another field. / would like
very much to talk with you. You
will work locally. in one of the
most friendly sales atmosphere In
tion pays the highest commissions.
weekly, monthly and yearly bonus OF
any local competitor I will set
aside 80 minutes convenient to both
YOU and u and give you full informa-
tion II you will call me at co. 5.
Sunday. Just ask for Mr.. Castle.
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SALES
ENGINEERS

GO GoNsoLIDATEp Ss, ENoI.
NEERING & DIsTRIBUTING
INC, Is now presenting o COM
plete training program for q
selected. few men to become
qualified sales engineers with
the largest home Improvement
corporation in this section OF
the United States.
This year is the first time
tion that we are expanding
our organization.
We have openings for ex.
perienced statesmen. We will
teach you the construction,
heating. plumbing. roofing, ex.
terror and interior decorating,
modernization of kitchens and
bathrooms, recreation rooms.
apartments. etc. where you
will be qualified to estimate
and draw the specifications
and agreement contracts with
our customers.
This program Of conference
and practical experience will
not only cost y1u nothing but
will enable YOU to earn far
above average weekly cay
while you are in training,
For those who qualify in this
sales engineer program we
will Immediately promote you
into the $4,000 to $4,000
salary field.
We require intelligent, en-
ergetic men with neat ap-
pearance and late model
automobiles to fill our sales
engineer positions. capable Of
representing our corporation
with the public.
II you are interested In
improving your present sales
status into @ permanent
$1,000 to S12.O0o position.
then apply in person only TO
Mr.. Clark. between 10 and IL
am. and 2 end 4 pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
LAUNDRY MANAGER

AporoanS Po' saS44s nan GOOD opportu5n1ts'
LlTHOGRAPHIC PLATE MAKER,
only: for M Harris @ and S Potter tpG5ssssa presses,
LfTRoGRArhlea fPR,S "a sALEsMAN-Ilsssel, III
opportunity for reliable and am
bilious man to represent . quality
lithosraphic plant; exper. preferred.
tions, In strict. confidence. Our sales
dept, know Of this ad. Reply Rox
MaINTENANcE ilHa;Ti Ssisi MAN. white. married, TS
no children. between 35-55 years OF
RsRt sSsen elf5aRSria 5SsS We Apcy PIX, Be- &
Paa'vTiNG SUPERINTENDENT, for
concrete paving project in state Of
Md. aid Mar Man !, must mus be anslified TO ham
sso9neeIrete highway project; PRINCE
SPRING, Nd. Ju. s-1isi. -sso S''
Ph,t0.TI0GRAPHERS texper, IN home
! sitttngs; good pay in accordance
best offer IN town: only people vii.
ling to work need apply. Si4 10th
T NV lth floor. 2is
PIPE FOREMAN Or concrete fore
nanmMan siarm gIa,n capable n;Is a.r Of = bending
Seo4u uEdlu plpe gang OF concrete
paving pasi1n,,, and curb and gutter sans;
CoN5T. CORP, Silver Spring. Md,
POLICEMAN, colored, special, expert
enced; nightwork. Apply AMERICAN
RESTAURANT. 1900 7th st. NV.
PRESSMAN = Small, growing shop
needs good. all-round presSrnan for
Miller and KeiE: opportunity for
advancement. Call ia. 4-1699; after
pm. call RA. 3-3916. Is
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YOUNG LADY

High school graduate. for sales de.
partment. Permanent position. s.
day week; apply after 9:3O am,
BREWooD. 1917 9 st. NV. I'll
YOUNG WOMAN to take care Of
typewriter parts; exper. helpful
but not necessary; paid vacation.
sick leave, good working cond.;
> 5-day wk.. 40 hrs. Apply 1195 D
st. s.w.. EX. 3-4533. --19
WHITE WOMAN to
care for children Of working mother
in exchange for nice home and small
salary. Lo. 5-1023. after @. or ON
week ends. -1p
$23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses, supplied to YOU by us. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
investment, canvassing or experience
necessary. FASHION FROcKS,
Dept. S-5716. Cincinnati, Ohie. .
WHITE GIRL or woman. with per
sonality and references. under 40,
TO- live In. and care for 2 children;
other help employed. Call = RA.
Q.0RR0 M d-EAcI 40 -
Evening star., 1955-02-18

YOUNG LADY wanted for used car
lot once; white only. RE. 7-5875.
YOUNG LADIES, 1925; travel to
California and return, doing pub
fishers contact work. immediate
drawing account and transportation
furnished. No experience required.
Must be neat appearing and free to
Hotel, from 1-5 pm, Fri. and Sat,
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LEoAL NOTICES Gent J
BERNARD L. AAIISs. Attorney.
nln = 81. NK

900 r ST., NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Holding
Q Probate Court.-Estate Of Mabel
Barton Ward. Deceased. S6,971.
Administra Docket lSl.--Ap-
plieation having been made herein
Tor probate OF the last will and
testament and codicils of said
deceased. and for letters testament
tary on said estate. by The Riggs
National Bank Of Washington. d. c..
by consolidation successor to The
WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Com
pany 1t Is ordered this 10th day Of
February, AID. 1855. that Marjorie
3. Luhys, Rt. 3. Skaneateles. New
York. Eleanor Barton Lewis, 76 New
England Avenue. summit, New Jer-
.sey. and unknown heirs at law and
and al Others concerned, appear in
said Court on Monday, the 2lst day
Of March, AID. 1866, at 1000
o'clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
nshed IN the washington Law
Reporter" and '@The Evening star"
eace In each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before
SAID return day. Witness. the Hon
crable BoLITHA J. LAWS. Chief
Judge OF said Court. this 10th day
n February. AID. 1885 lseal)
Deputy Register Of wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk. Of the
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as41 q St. NV. Room zoo

ATTORNEY. jr.. or law student, un-
der SO with at least 8 years resi-.
dence In this area: excellent oppor-
tunity In rapidly growing corpora.
ton: no practicing. Apply personnel
once, ard d., S16 l4th ST. NV. lii
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HELP--MEN
ACCOUNTING
STUDENT

Excellent career opportunity for q
young man. % to 80 years, at pres
ent studying for a degree In &C
counting or q recent graduate.
prefer one who has had some prac-
tical experience in q payroll de-
partment in private industry. 5-day,
40-hour week, am. to 4:45 pm; /;
liberal employe benefits plus ad-
vancement according to merit. Car
would be helpful ss present office
will move to River I'd. in Bethesda.
Ann1y
Evening star., 1955-02-18
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Major company has excellent sales
opportunity for 2 experienced men
IN Petroleum products. Good start
ing. salary: car allowance; paid va
cations and other company bene-
fts; Give complete details, Box 23S.
8, Star. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-18

FALLS CHURCH. Va.
ENGINEER-FIELD AND SALES EN-
GlNEERS - Nation wide company
needs recent graduates. with BIN. E.,
BEE. or B.S.E. degree interesting
work In connection with automatic
controls for heating. cooling. air.
in almost every eoneeivabie type of
building Limited travel. salary ad-
vancement. bonus, group hospital
i5ation, life insurance. retirement
plan. Full salary. during factory
ssons A9Hy ssasns snd ess esesiss IS: s
ESaffiNEER, SSsfi stationary, End org or srd
class. Apply. @. p. BERGMAN. 823
G g st; nv, No phone calls. ,-Js
I tractor wants estimator Isaai for building ding
FURNITURE FiNIsaER, must be
well versed in all finishes; top sal
ary. pleasant working conditions.
Other. company benefits. See Mr..
MM MMsfeiss Miller EffI 72a F1RN Nm CO. st. SO %
FURNITURE SALESMAN - Experi-
enced man for shirlington branch
store. Steady position. Liberal en-
ploye benefits; Apply GOLDEN
BERG'S. Shirlington or Main Store,
HARbWkE AZ SSf "a sIEsMas ISss nas oT E store o o
Write stating age and experience.
Good salary. Box 420-S, Star, 80
BEAD CHEF, white: must be capable
Of handling busy kitchen and pro-
ducing top-quality food: salary COM
m1sns9rats 1nsr. with ability, Give at
kept confidential. Box 395-V. Star.
JANITOR, white. for garden-type
apartments. HARBOR TERRACE,
Alexandria. See Mr.. Spencer, side
entrance bldg. 1908. Abingdon dr..
Monday through Friday. 12 noon
until pm. 20
colored. 6tt-class engi-
neer's license, married. no children,
for NV. apt. bldg.: experienced; sal
ary and quarters, DREYFUSE
Evening star., 1955-02-18

With car. Permanent employment.
Auply ELECTROLUX CORP. 3707
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FURNISHINGS and sports wear dept.
Excellent working conditions with top
earnings for experienced salesman.
A. ,ly Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd FL, BOND
CLOTHES, l335 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

- anu IUC 5IOHE
Must have chain 8 and l0c store
,exper.; opportunity for permanent
position In Washington area. good
starting salary; chance for advance
inent. NO. 7-4037, MR.. BURKE.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
President Vows the Ladies
AT Congressional Club Fete

be there" Loud applause fol-
lowed his report that she is
much better"
In friendly, smiling vein the
President continued, Il just
came over to bring to you folks
our very warm greetings and
regrets that we do not see
more of you. Everybody here
is buster than anywhere else
in the world"
His conclusion brought them
to their feet. II thank all you.
ladies for letting me came. ;"
Thanking them? Why, they
could have kissed him!
On his way out, a big coun-
try mailbox inscribed with his
exact Gettysburg address, RID
2, Box %, caught his eye and
he stopped to admire it. Gifts
and mail were inside.
He did not see, however, the
big gift slated for his Gettys-
burg library. At the end of
the brunch, book from every
State and the two would-be
States were presented. Each
volume was selected by a club
committee of that State and
each was either descriptive of
the State or by a famous
author of the State.
But Mississippi did not select
a book by her famous son and
Americas greatest writer
Nobel and Pulitzer prize win
ner, william Faulkner. A Con-
gresham from Mississippi
won out - Representative
Frank Smith, author of "The
Yazoo."
"Stay Away, Joe"
Biggest laugh Of the presen-
tation came when Montana's
offering was called out. 1t was
Stay Away, joe"
Mrs. Burleson opened the
luncheon with a prayer which
she herself wrote. 1t was a
lovely thing and would have
done credit to her late father.
a Baptist minister.
Seated on either side of her
were the wives of the Vice
President and the Chief JUS
tice, Pat Nixon looking very
pretty in gray dress with a
white lace collar and a crisp
white hat of starched lace;
Mrs. Warren in a black dress
topped by a white picture hat.
They were f1anked by wives
of Supreme Court Justices
Mesdames Reed. Douglas. Bur-
ton, Clark, Minton and Har-
Ian, who in turn were flanked
by cabinet wives--Mesdames
Evening star., 1955-05-06

Frivolity was the keynote
last night when the District
Womenis Bar Association en-
tertained the judiciary at a
buffet dinner in the Shoreham
Hotel.
There we're no dinner speak
ers and no serious discussions.
but plenty of entertainment to
go with the occasion.
Miss Joan Murphy. president
Of the group, greeted guests in
the Terrace Room where they
enjoyed cocktails before din
ner.
Many Of the women judges
were present in dinner gowns.
looking quite different from
their usual somber appearance
in court robes. Among those
present were: Judge Nadine
Gallagher, Judge Mary Bar
low, Judge Burnita Shelton
Matthews, Judge Mildred
Reeves and Juvenile Court
Judge Edith Cockrill.
Supreme Court Justice and
Mrs. Harold Burton were
there, and seated at the same
Evening star., 1955-05-06
By BETTY BEALE

President Eisenhower, who
was voted into Office by a fe-
male majority, vowed the FEM
mime contingent again yester-
day when he appeared at the
Congressional Clubs huge an
nual brunch at the Statler.
There's no question but that
the women back home in every
State in the Union and two
territories will hear about how
the Chief Executive of the
United States came to the
ladies party as "a substitute"
for his wife. and how he
thanked them for letting" him
come in her place. For sheer
charm, this is a story that will
be hard to beat.
Among those most instru-
mental in getting the Presl-
dent to the club were Mrs.
Omar Burleson, president of the
club, and Mrs. Clifford Davis,
chairman of arrangements.
Mr.. Eisenhower was in the
packed Presidential Room for
only three minutes. 12:45 to
12:48, but the three minutes
may be remembered with
gratitude for years. A heavy
hearted pail fell over the en-
tire clup last week end when
it was learned that the First
Lady would be unable to at
tend the party in her honor,
It was particularly disappoint-
ing because the entire theme
was one close to her heart
her Gettysburg home
Gettysburg Decor
A great deal of work had
gone into decorating the room
like an diversified Pennsylvania
kitchen with gay red-and-
white checked table cloths
everywhere, a white picket
fence with geraniums 'front.'
ing the long head table. a hen
in the middle surrounded by
golf balls for eggs, and huge
picture window" in back
framed with red and white
checked curtains.
8 The Chief took note of all
this. After observing that he
had substituted in every
capacity he could think of,
but this is the first time
have substituted for lady"
he said. when Mrs. Eisen-
hover heard that the decor
was related to her Gettysburg
farm. you can understand how
disappointed she was not to
Evening star., 1955-05-06
TODAY IN
SOCIETY
ThdilQnd Visitors
Feted Qt Embassy

is not starvation; 1t is lack of
knowledge" she said.
Another Thai woman leader,
Capt. Paob Poshankrichna, was
also at the party. Attired in
one of her country's lovely silk
costumes. it was difficult to
realize this petite fragile-look-
ing mother of four is head Of
the Thai Women's Army Corps.
with 400 women under her
command. She will remain in
the United States for three
months to inspect WAC train
ing centers at Fort Mcclellan.
Alabama and Fort MacPher-
son, Georgia.
Family Reunions
For several in the Prime
Minister'S party. the Washing
ton visit has been the occasion
for family reunions.
For the Prime Minister and
Nine. Pibul's daughter and her
husband, DR.. Rak Panyarjun,
who is deputy foreign affairs
minister, it was the first time
in many weeks that they had
seen DR.. Panyarjun's sister,
Miss Supapan Panyarjun, who
is visiting here with her aunt
and uncle, the Ambassador and
Nine. Sarasin.
For 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Nom
Luang Kharb Kunjara it was
not only a reunion with Press
Attache and Mrs, c h un
Prabha, who is Mrs. Kunjara's
sister, but a return to old
friends and memories of their
tour of duty here eight years
ago when the general was
Military Attache. Gen. Kun
jara is now secretary gen.
eral to the Prime Minister.
Travelling with them is one
of their six children, Miss Toy
Kunjara, now a poised young
lady of 10.
BY Chartered Plane
The official party is travel
ing on a chartered commercial
Stratocruiser which has set
them down for one and two
day stops all along the way
between here and Bangkok.
Some of Mrs. Kunjara's s out
standing memories of the trip
were the dinner given for the
official party by Philippines
President Magsaysay, lunch
con with the Emperor and
Empress of Japan, and a rous-
ing reception by the Mayor
and citizens of Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
Alison Campbell
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Campbell
Of Scottsdale, Ariz.. and Chi
cago have announced the en-
gagement Of Mr.. Campbell's
daughter Alison to Mr.. Edgar
Sanderford Clark Of Washing
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
z. Clark. jr.. Of Belgrade.
Yugoslavia.
Miss Campbell, daughter Of
Mrs. Cooke Clarke of Paris,
made her debut in Washington
at Christmas. 1852. at the
Debutante Ball and at a party
at the Sulgrave Club. She is a
graduate of Wellesley College
and of Foxhollow School in
Lenox, Mass.
Mr.. Clark attended Prep
Kent School in Kent. Conn;
was graduated from st. Adams
and attended the University of
Pennsylvania. He is now in the
United States Air Force, sta
toned at Boiling Field. and
has attended Georgetown Uni
versity School of Foreign Serv-
Ice.
She is the great granddaugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
z. Letter of Chicago and
Washington.