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HElp--ooMEsTic

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. white. fol
lady alone. 40 mi. from D. G. TX,
Good salary and living quarters
Boz 1fS. Tho Plains. Va. 27s
CPLEs wife sh.w., husband other.
wise empl In sxch: for furn. apt.
small salary. OIL. 2-31T3. --a6s
CIV, child care. live IN. $50 pei
W; sun. and several ewes. on. 10
G.H.W. live in. Private room,
small rambler. Good with children
5A days, References. Cali 10
G.H.W.-No cooking; live in: iii
DAYS. no Sunday: recent refs. good
t9bs S22 VIZ. ~. 5.2719,. --27
LIks I EsNsSSssceSSssr AkShiosS I9 toa semi.
inyalid--Live In: nice home; white,
refs; middle-aged person. "a
MaiHDs. 0' refined, dependable. nd non.
drinksr. live In. gsh.w.. plain cook
ing Tor Ice, family. Thurs. and VI
refs $50 VI OF: a.a43e. -sts
references; Oh. T-s4f3, -5S
MAID, s.h.w., 1--we in. Thurs. ant
| every Sun. after hrkfst. OF; othe,
help etnpolyed. top salary: receni
references. EN-. 3-.s4f(l. 80
lAfAID-G.H.W., must have exper. and
refs. ga days; sleep In 2 nights
MAID, to care for exclusive apart.
ment: 4 person. very particular:
must be an excel, cook: Wed
through Sat, 1880 through dinner;
$50 plus pass. Call EN-. 2-a656.
WOMAN, coIored. for s.h.w.. laun-
dry and ironing: .5h days: Q adults
in family. must be exper.. with To-
cal refs, Apply after 2 pm, MRS.
SIMMONS, dining rm.. Commodore
youSG FOREIGN WOMAN. 20 TO
40. to live In. maid work. care school
children; other help; good salary
YOUNG WOMAN. 70 care for 2 chill
dren; 4 days; SIC; must have
WHITE WOMAN, middle aged, ia
cook and be housekceper In Catholic
rect0ry In District. Salary and nice
living quarters for interested per-
son. Box sSs-V. Star. --s6
MJDDIE-AGED WOMAN, fprefer
whitel. TO care for 3 children. live
In. substantial salary. References
required. 10. 2-33l7. --27
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siTUATIoNs-DoMEsTic

CHILD CARE.-pesirs 8 days. good
Iefersnces; reliable. dependable,
|cIsHsikssi V c505irwRIrKn. capsule Of
custom-creatins crisp. eclofful copy
currently commends shere q
SsSo' Wilmington. b Z.
COOK, white, for email family
Avail isamed, excel ref; live IN.
|DEPkNDASiE, perm. hskps. services
e es,i 70 7 saassnasznse Tor apt. s 81.
children -s 81 asf,t houseworE. cal al
anytime, Du. 1880.
Work-oood ref. tai =. 1904
GIRL. ceIorea, desires reg, ! ss,,Saas-.k.
GfRE soiofed IT, vi Ao 2 assa.s.
general homework; experienced.
CoI0RED GIRL. exper. maid.
dssirss child care CITY refs. Re-
|C0LORED GIRL desires child care:
srs as's pso Tse III ss sDsiS hishsshool
|c6LOkED WI GGiRL wishes days work.
u. 1855. Ask for Mrs. Joy.
|C0LOEED GIRL desires Inv. and
ironing. Tues. and Phi. Lu. z-6oe2.
co 1isu aIaL vents 5 days,
conSRS eSp efkL Is d.si1es a ehiis care
and liRht housework 8 days . week:
COLoRRD GIRL desires eeneral
houseycgk. s days . week. Phone
CoEiokESDv s Gin desires days, work:
T Taisss csi sunday nsi ~ Jo as s4s sSf'
C0LORED GIRL desires Job as
nursemaid. 5-day week. Expef..
Inv, Ii. 6-4II9.
cOLORED GIRL desires work.. iiy-
ing in. days week for employed
parents. With good refs. ID. 4-0S52.
GIRL desires work. child
care. g.h.w.; Mon. Through Fri. co.
GIkI. desires Job as sales
clerk, bus girl. Or baby sitting. ex-
per. end refs. LU. I-06SS.
c sliansla GIRL ssnts ok dsss sors,
ssi sc hr. csrf snesi 81. .asss. ais'
COL0RED GIRL desires Job. LII. g.
GIRL desires day work
during week, except Thursday. Cali
c ~; i5ss GIRL wants sh.v.. ehi,d
care S.dsy week: Al references.
COIOREB GIRL desires lob as
baby sitter; experienced. AD. q
Cng 1OS,Rn <.rRv desiyes chilh care
ana zen bo,,sepork' k.day ~ Az.
$50 N, and car fare. hi. 7-STs9.
case. s-aa1 weef. estv tr ref.r, T.aa
an o.Tso3
cntlHEr f.AnY SexlYes mart fine
gork nj any nina Good Cook viii
BABY I'd. refs. III. 8-15G4.
lady wishes DAYS work:
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LICENSED PRACTICAL NuRsE
wents work IN home eafins fol
n in1asF ggs ssssI t1.,n a9lg K ear.
81 ssed snd 81 Illnesses. svsiisbis'
| Phone LU. 1-Ie18.
IsECY. -gTEN0s good refs EXTENSIVE
expeT.. prefer one-secy. ofiee: Lu
TAILORING and alterations for men
ser.iee. II. 1888. go
WISH TO PLACE young. attractive
culored practical nurse who has
rendered 3 yrs. Of excellent, iny1l
service to d0cter's family. M.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GIRL, colored, to do typing, 81
words per minute, .shorthand. fol
doctor or lawyer. RIA. 3-2614. I'D
PRACTICAL NURSE! colored, 2 yrs
Of hosp. exper:, desires lob In doe.
time. Call NO. 1851. -
GIRLS t2), coiored; elevator opera.
tor. restaurant work In kitchen
phone RE. 7-2759.
GIRL. college student. wants joi
s g. pa l;,i cafeteria WORKER Era sxeer
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SlTuATio Ns--MEN

ACCOUNTANT B00KKEEPER--Now
ayailshle. References. 10. 3-43gb.
CHAUFFEUR. colonel, wishes lob.
References. Ii 7-2bS2. 26s
ELDERLY RETIRED GENTLEMAN
wishes position as Waterman.
building or bank: non-drinker or
smoker, BOX .02-V, Star.
STUDENT desires room and board
In exchange for help around house
and yard, RA. 6-6975.
ACCOUNTANT, middle aged: exper,
M;c.s;. wants part-time work; call
wSbLiD ,'i LIKE PLACE AS GUARD
RUTHERFORD, 303 i st. NV. Isl
MAN, interested In wholesale SELL
ing with established Arm; have re-
tall background. Call AP. 7-6l47
CY.-STEN. needs 5-day work
week; excellent refs. Elk. 3-6724.
LIGHT HAULING, odd Jobs, ETC.;
reasonable rates. CO. 5-oSSQ.
WHITE. MARRIED MAN. age a.
has car, consider salaried position
Of trust that offers O challenge OF
ability. Business manager, finance
good education. Must be In D. G.
or Md. RIA. 3-4l3S. ---26
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NELp W0MFh

akcsxTAaE, permanent position q
National Gt1pcff. 6-dey week, air
line pass pfiVileoee, starting salary
S2f5ss9z6. Phone TX. $3.50
SECRETARY. pvt. seey.. l-man ofc.
neat typist, shorthand not nee
dietaphone used: age 1885; 9 e
8, Mon. through Fri RE. 7-i2i6
SECRETARY. siri Friday, air hos.
tess, younF. perSonahle, efaeient
Constant travel. Contact Mr.
GEORGE II. ALLEN. MayfioWel
Hotel. Tuesday or Wednesday.
SECRETARY. S75 . VII. 10 editor
executive publisher, Political Newt
Letter. State political afaltation
Send complete information. No In,
tervieWs until week beginning Oct
3. Reply Box 197-v. star. --27
gECY. --Ins, service once: 2 part.
time assistants; for persons Nhf
can assume responsibility and NEE
PUBLIC; white. AD. 2-R022. ---27
lists. PBx opfs.. ofc. mach. opfs
ATLAS A0CY.. 1870 N. r. ave. NV.
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AGENTS

THE EXTRA MONEY you need can
everyday cards. Up to 10Oss profit.
CREEDs. 412 10th st, NV. DC
EARN EXTRA MONEY, low cost
TURY PRoDUcTs. 1000 r st. NV,
RE. 7-635S. --l
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nRlcK AND MASONRY WoRIs =
q sspsirsd. sc. 2-5sss. ~ ~
eRIcKWoRk. nsu and rspairA "a.
dttions, etc.: Afet-elass work, fully
insured: fires estimates. CAL Nh.
BILL, Ex 3-z266.
BRICK M0RK Of an kinds. amsii
Jobs sDecialty. Refersnees. 81.
BRICK WORK. pointing, repairs.
Finest work. Get our estimate BE-
fore you choose. Phone "a. 2-9769,
4.lb-4.46 and after Q pm. 49,
CARPENTRY, building and general
remcdeling Commercial and resi-
Dental II. e-ei00. IA, 6-o051.
CARPENTRY. repairs. remodeiine.
brick. cement, additions. Cash 81
terms. GEO. COOK. Wa 7-5t1z.
WIRIn0-cennssrsia
snd sesidentiai: Eres estinates.
18th It, nv. co. 6-ebes. so
FLAGsfOME. STONE. CRaEmNf, pa-
ticr. walls. steps, etc. Pres eszlM6ts.
ran fER[V I'm f-lTE0
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REpAIRs end SERVICES

ADDITIONS, porch enclosures. base.
ment improvements, etc. for {
solution to your problem or ar
estimate. Call MIR. WILSON. NO
T-79bG. 1T
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking lots
ALASKA PAVING CO, IS years In
business. Ma. 1855. on. 1880
BATH REMODELlNG, Kitchen cab
inets, forniics tops, Cab any time
Lu 3-301l for estimate. -2T /.
BRICK AND BLOCK WoRK--Al
types Of sTics s ms .,. free est
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HELp--svolAEN

fWANTED--White cook. ccunkry
per month. Must assist iaundyess
Own living quarters with TV. Das
20
YOUNG LApY--f.ocsl branch 81
national financial organization Of
fefs opportunity to learn interest,"
ing and challenging business. No
exper. necessary: typing essential.
All company dement's. Mr., GRIT.
FIN. JU. b-SlO0. -
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HrLP--WoMEN

TKlEPNeNE OPERATOR . RRCBP-
5l9AtsE VIII typins experieneSi
hr. s-day Vi. Gail Ap. t-72z4
rEELKR. 20 to 30. good appearance
the public; expeTsence In use 81
edai9s q .o calsulatins irsenins'
b-day week. company benefts, Ap-
ABLE . LIE IS S6i: &c CO.. sis
with viii clerical and payroll
located p Ksnilworth industri.l
I'D. Must have Transportation. s.
person. CAL Monday. Ap. $500
ryrIsT tvhitel for general ono.
2 months. Apply Room $40. 72z
rx vi Il. 4o-hous week. idea
and vacation, benefsts. 1pply in Der ssS,
son. KiNsMAN OPTICAL Co. 1850
Isl s under II 81: IN heal branch
sition. excellent workfns condi-
lions: GOOD chance for advance
NoRTHwEsTERN NATIONAL. sia
Wffsrf NO ~ n1dN
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sNELp VoMEN

kKF PUNCH 0rxRAroR, alphsbeti-
cal and numerical. tefpn. duties.
Remingtpn Rand expetlenee prs
ferred. $3.17b 9 n. b-dhy. 40-kr,
iicol. i0la l4th &. nv. Do not
MANAGER for smaIl beer tavern;
depeNIiable; between $500: none
MANfcURlsT for our Bethesda salon.
5-dny VIZ good salary and CONE
mission. Apply EMILE. 1905 Old
Qeorsetown I'd. Bethesda. or 1871
MEAT WRAPPER, 44-hour, 5-day
week. paid vacation. free hospital
ration and insurance. Apply FOOD
BARN, s04b New Hampshire ave-,
Takoma Park. Md Pa
MEDICAL SECRETARY. must be &C.
eilrnte typist, sdreeon's once. sil-
yer Spring; salary open, ~ y
NURsERY SCHOOL ASST, young
woman. some training preferred, no
experience necessary ability TO play
piano desirable. HouTs. Monday
through Friday, SEQ to 1880
an, Phone RA. sass. saturday,
2 70 9 pm. o. Monday. 9 te II
n ~ ~ =
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BRICK
Af
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
100000 BRICKS !.
$18 PER M &
~.
CALL LII. 4-05O0
ACE WRECKING CO..
40 !.

CABINETS, save 3oes 81 assem-.
and finishing your own BRAAkEH
BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS.
s cSs%ps nstr sss With mel s esTs
today and let our free KITCHEN
Open ewes. SUBURBAN KITCHENS.
s7i6- BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsyiiie. uN.
CAMPING NEEDS
sssn.pps bags s1s e 81 siot tents sa9 asss
j Ii oicHNER. e5is n q, nv.
CASH REGISTERS
T SALTS q SERVICE. aois i4sh 10 e
COAT = Genuine leopard : trimmed
tuxedo; green; size II; cloth coat:
excellent cond.; cost. 5000. sacrl.
fic Ell, for sSg I Red sport eioth ts.ll
nee; Sl6. EN-. $500 I'D
AS Il; new vs. soss siss. VIM sserises..
c III aiaSs7s EAR, s1-,.. ror as
backs: 3.compartment. sink. $500
value, $500 takes all, ALIENS
FLAMINoo REsAURANT. Laurel,
Md. PARKWAY 6.a7S6. --27
COMPRESSOR AND BLOwER for
putting scale. s75. JE. 4-3414;
COMET. p. y. olds, make; COM
pletely refinished, with case; excel.
condition. ia. s-936s, after 4 pm.
DiAMoNDs---Lady's N Ct; ss15;
pear ss shape IL De- $533s: iadys & e cts:
S6T5; mans I Ct, $3.50.
double pedestal, A.
x o.; suitable for large private
once; formerly used by Herbert
787 washington Building. --26
DESK. douhle-sided. carved bufi
walnut. DU. 1881 Sun. and ewes.
or ST. 3-7929 weekdays. --27
DINING RM. SUITE, 12-pc,. walnut,
Including, 8 needlspoint chairs, en-.
eel cond.: saerifice. EN-. 2-6Sxs.
ELEc. MOTOR, 8 h.p.. 3 phase. 5000
condition; S35. Ii. 7-1840. .-26
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNIA. IN,
brsnS.nsw. Best ofier over s75;. "a.
FfoS SSS SANDER, american supsf' .:
er. excel. cond.; $3.50. XII. s-es43.
-26
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES,
cushions, holsters, W couches.
GILLILANp. 2145 Fn.w. ELK.
3-6633
FREEzER--wanted party to take
over freezer food plan. Owner be-
Ing transferred out of city. This y
|. the famous Arnsia. Call ia. 10000.
llol l.Inss
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TYPTSTS

mined ate openings for exneri-
enced typists under 80 yrs. Of
age far q scientific research Or
ganization 6-day wk.: "a days an
Ip.sry, leave e n dfys ssss f Issys gSl
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FREEZER--wanted party to take
over freezer food plan. owner be-
Ing transferred out Of city, This y
!. the famous Amara. Call ia. 10000.
: MORNINGS, --2IF
Continued on Next PaseS
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SECRETARY
Director Of Personnel

Director OF Personnel
Opening available this
month for qualified woman,
under IS years, who can as
sumo responsible position.
Typing must be fast and
accurate, coupled with 1O0-
w.p,m, shorthand. Duties
are many and varied. as found
In q 1-eiri ONCE. Salary to
$1,000; liberal employe bene-
Ats.
FOR INTERVIEW
sumo includ e experience and
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BOX 476-V STAR

sECRETAKY. sTENO6RAPHER
l--Permanent position With ss-
tablished concern. Penn Bldg, Ex-
cellerit working conds. Multiple
BENEFITS: pleasant telephone voice
and weli-gro0med appearance re-
S snlrsa' A.; limit MiniN RI can NM NJ
CO.. Ma. S-94S0. g Us
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STONEWoRK;'

! SIONEWUHK tg
BLACKSTONE terraces. walks. Yetsfis.
tile drainage. ~
y. MARCuCClO. Popular 2.a6ee
TRASH REMOVING and General
hauling; reas. rates. AUGU6TU3
WfLLIAM9, AD. <s1nftG. 26s
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vail SnIis Inc dr rain s'A 'As
ANGELO MAAcUCCIQ. 10. a.11eg
GENERAL REPAl8 W0Hk--con.
crete. brick. and plasteytu4; esti-
INGRAM. 10. I-zio7. aftsf . d.
LKAxs - TOMBSTONE wiz stop
your leaks and add beauty azd
value 70 pour properly. BOND
face. Pree estimate. nothing down,
8 years to pay. OF. 4-613a: eyes
H.S,.r. and he,idsgs i QI; logo es
1919 1eshesda aye:: Bethssda. 20:
OIL BURNER SERVICE
ALL TYPES BEATING PIAlgT4
GE FURNACE q TfMKKN NQ1AHE
va z HuTcHkE 10 $3.50
s + = ~
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TYPISTS 81

PERM. POSITION: good startins
Ysstis. MAkVfR's. Isl at6 &. nv,
for service once;
cAshiering experience re1uired.
TREW MOTOR Co. 1895 18th st,
NV. DE, 2-07O0. --26
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SrTTlP

Caii US for home improvements and
repairs Of any kind. Recreation
free estimates. Cali LU. I-443S
or LU. 4-I346. 30 /
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HELP MEN AND woMfF
ATRTTNEC

- 1NNkbK4A4NxJkY -
AIR TRAVEL AGENCIES NEED. See
ed. under Instruction courses. ---2S
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FlagStOlle and Stone

sio aslis. ss.n acs sss. P ls. sssia.,
Can JERfzY, 10. 1-z760.
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urer general. She served as
general chairman of arrange
mentS for the three continent
tai congresses held out Of
Washington because of World
War II restrictions. She also
was appointed chairman Of
the Building and Grounds
Committee in three admins
trations and is now complet-
ing her ninth year in this
important post.
Mrs. Haig, who frequently
is asked to talk on the work
of the committee she now
heads, left last night for Hart
ford. Conn. to be a speaker
at the State fall meeting of
the Connecticut OAR tomor-
row.
She also win attend the
State conferences of the OAR
and CAR. in New York the
latter part of the week and
has been asked to lead the
national anthem at the CA r.
banquet on Friday.
She returned to Washington
last Saturday after a New
England visit during which she
spoke at State fall meetings Of
the OAR in Vermont, Maine
and New Hampshire.
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Full Slate Disclosed
By OAR Candidate

The trio included Mrs.
Thomas Henry Lee of Philadel-
phia and the late Mrs. j. De
Forest Richards of Chicago.
After Mrs. Richards died sud-
denly in June, her associate
candidates selected Mrs. Fred
eric A. Groves of Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-, to head the ticket.
IF elected, Mrs. Haig would
be the first OAR president gen.
eral from the District of
Columbia, although the ma
tional society has maintained
its national headquarters here
since it was organized in Wash
ington in 1890.
National Officer Twice
A member and past regent
Of the Judge Lynn Chapter
here, she is a former State
regent of the District and has
held the national Offices Of vice
president general and treas
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BY FRANCES LIDE

Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig.
who announced in April that
she would be q candidate for
the Office Of president general
Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, today disclosed
the names Of the women who
will be her associate candi-
dates in the 1856 triennial
election Of the national society.
A District Of Columbia menu
Der, Mrs. Haig has been prom
inent In the national organiZa-
ton for a number Of years and
also Is immediate past national
president of the Children Of
the American Revolution.
Her eleven running mates
are from eleven States and
represent every section of the
country.
Mrs. VIII Ed Gupton Of
Tennessee, now a national
officer OF the OAR. will have
the No. 2 spot on Mrs. Haig's
ticket as her associate candi-
date for FIRST vice president
general. Mrs. Gupton is the
present chaplain general.
Five Are State Regents
Five Of those on the slate
are now serving as State
regents, one is q former ma
tional officer and two hold
national chairmanships in the
present administration.
In addition to Mrs.. Cup
ton, the associate candidates
include: Mrs. William w. Me-
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said they had no present plans
to repeat their endeavor In
1856. And 1t was recalled that
Mrs. Smiths spring speech had
angered most of the Repub-
ncan women who heard it.
tThat speech. incidentally.
despite the widespread Repub-
lican criticism 1t encountered
at The time. looked a lot better
in the cold light Of dawn
yesterday. In it. Mrs. Smith
said she did not believe that
President Eisenhower wanted
to run again in 1866. She urged
Republicans to face up to that
possibility and mot put all our
eggs in one basket.")
Consensus Of most observers
seemed to be that. II anything.
the nav development would
set back the chances Of o
See SHELTON, Page Be-
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In Exhibit

A collection Of historic mini
atures Of signers Of the Con-
stitution, loaned by Mrs.
George Vaughan Curtis Of
Arlington, Va, are currently
on display in the museum OF
the National Society, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolu-
ton. at 1776 D street NV.
The exhibit win be open to
the public Monday through
Friday. from 9 am. to 4 pm.
through September 80.
Three Of the miniatures are
attributed to Charles Wilson
Peale who is said to have made
the frames himself. They por-
tray James Madison of Vir-
ginia, John Dickinson Of Penn
sylvania and Delaware and
Alexander Hamilton Of New
York. =
The collection also includes
q miniature Of Benz q min
Franklin as q young man, at
tributed to p. E. du Simitierre.
A small unframed portrait
Of George Washington, believed
to be the work of Gilbert Stu
art. is included in the display.
An additional exhibit being
featured this month at the
OAR Museum is q collection Of
letters Of the signers Of the
Constitution.
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a Very Brief Boom
For q Women weep.

Margaret Chase Smith Of
Maine. were mentioned most
frequently. as they have been
In the past.
There was an occasional ref
erence to some other COP.
women. like Bertha Adkins Of
the Republican National Com
mittee or United States
Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest.
1t was reported that Fleur
cowies. estranged wife Of pub
Usher Gardner Cowles. had
long held serious aspiration
for the post.
House Republican LIE der
Joseph w. Martin was said to
be favorable TO Mrs. Luce's
candidacy. and it was pointed
out that former New YORK
Governor Thomas e. Dewey,
still a Republican power,
visited Mrs. Luce in Rome
yesterday on the start OF his
round-the-world trip.
Mrs. Smith was on d speak
ing trip In Maine and could
not be reached. But 1t was re-
called that her speech to Re-
publican women here this
spring, although she specifi-
cally disayowed any such am
billions, was generally regarded
as her bid for q vice presiden-
tial niche.
Cold Water
But as the day wore on yes
terday. most politicians Of both
parties began throwing cold
water on the idea of a woman
for Vice President. BY mid
afternoon. the rnomentary
boomlet had collapsed
Representative Martin.
reached in Massachusetts,, said
he didn't think Mrs. Luce
wanted to run, although he did
think shed be good at it,
just as she had been at any
thing she has DONE"
II think We should let the
President have his chance"
MFR. Martin added. II don't
want to say anything more
now"
The little group Of women
who had nearly succeeded in
getting ut least token vice
presidential nomination for
Mrs. Smith in 1852, mostly
leaders In the Business and
Professional Women's Club,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

Claugherty, State regent Of
West Virginia. for chaplain
general; Mrs. Frank Leslie
Harris, State regent Of Wis
consin, for recording secretary
general; Mrs. Arthur A. Allen,
State regent Of Colorado, for
corresponding secretary gen.
eral; Mrs. Ronald Berwick
Mackenzie. State regent Of
Connecticut. for organizing
secretary general, and Miss
Alice Rogers Parsons, State
regent Of Maine. for treasurer
general.
Also, Mrs. Roland M. James,
past librarian general, past
State regent Of Arizona and
national chairman of the
OAR Good Citizens Commit
tee, for registrar general; Mrs.
Alfred Williams, past State
regent Of Massachusetts,, for
historian general; Mrs. George
H. Braddock. past State re-
gent Of Minnesota, for IL
brarian general; Mrs. Gran
vile q. Allen, past State re-
gent Of Idaho, for curator gen.
eral, and Mrs. Lawrence Tins
ley, past State regent Of South
Dakota and national chairman
of the Insignia Committee. for
reporter general to the Smith
sonian Institution.
Election Set in April
The successors to Miss Ger
trude 8. Carraway, now the
OAR president general. and
her cabinet of officers will
be chosen at the national So
ciety's next continental con-
gress to be held here In April.
Mrs. Haig was one Of three
TO announce their candidates.
for the top OAR post after the
conclusion Of the last congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

The changed political pic
ture caused by President Eli
senhower's heart attack cree
ated q brief furry yesterday
on the question OF q woman
for Vice President.
The theory Of those who put
forth the idea was that Presi-
dent Eisenhower's probable re-
tirement from the 1856 race
would impel Vice President
Nixon at least into the list of
presidential possibles. which in
turn would clear the vice presi-
Dental spot for a woman.
The two top women in the
present regime. United States
Ambassador to Italy and for
mer congresswoman. Glare
Boothe Luce and Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

Of miniatures loaned by
Mrs. George Vaughan
Curtis Of Arlington. The
son Of M. and Mrs.
Clyde Lomond, IL, Bobby
olso is q member OF the
Abingdon c. A. R. Chop
ter.-comeromen. Inc,
Photos.