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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
SiTuATloNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. books set up. brought
up to date, kept on contract basis,
All taxsreturns and financial state
ments, AP. 7-5056. --20
per. gen. practice; excel. profess
sionai background and record in
trial and appellate work, inactive
past two years; now desires Asso-
ciation with attorney or law 1rm.
PAYROLL, COST ACCTG.. tmkpg. /,
$50 wk. JU. b-3047 after 8.
PHARMACIST. reg. exper. Prescrip-
lions main interest For details,
write: Pox 2a0.p star, 20'
expert: by the Job only. JAMES.
RE 7-52I5
MAN. coiored. wants work OF any
kind. Tu. 2-6723
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OPENINGS with nationally adver-
tised company for Washington and
surrounding area. Exceptional op-
portnnity for qualified woman to
advance fast In a permanent husi-
ness. Car. phone essential. Part
or full time. Box 4g8-c. Star.
ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR. research
organization. Efficient. responsible,
girl to handle administrative mat
tiers. purchasing, records. reception
with minimum supervision. Good
typist. opportunity for advance
ment Start 3-1ti Jan. Write,
stating age. specific experience, and
salary expected. Box 265-C, Star.
ALERT YOUNG WOMAN for radio
TV business Office, tipping and gen.
eral once duties. interesting con-
facts: See Miss FERGUSON. Ma
TIoNAI. BRoADCASTING CO. RIM
l0u-F. Sheraton-Park Hotel. 30
ATTEETION--Do you need $50.
500 TO pay your billS7 Several
choice AVON areas open now and
January. Don't waltz D1. 7-o22i
wAsT WOMAN to manage SIN. ring
hse. husband empl.i. no age limit
9.4 N Y. ave. NV. Df. T-1a4s
WANTED. Kiri. general ONCE work
for claim dept, insurance co. TYP
ms snd some stenoRraphic neceS-
sary. Salary open, Call for appoint
ment. DI, T-162S or Elk. 3-ns00
and ask for Mr.. Crisp. rs
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OFFICE FURNITURE

S25. 900 stock. new and used once
Desks, SIS up; 4-drawer legal and
letter-size fiies, $40 up; 100 chairs,
from "a: tables. bookcases: map,
plan files, card files. Ref1nished,
iike-new condition.
FREE DELIVERY. AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. Co
500 N. Y, AVE, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

WATCH. Roiex, with expansion band,
steel. Waterproof, dirtproof. Orig.
cost, $llo. Best offer. 10. 5-5271.
---22
WATCH. lady's Benrus Embraceable.
$50 RCA record player. sis. Both
like new ia, 2-S4g1. --22
WELDERS, new or used. LINCOLNS
ter s ssf q fo INc rent E E4 estssS2s
ST.. BALTIC. MI. 5-S511.
WRIST WATCH, mans. diamonds on
face. II karat gold. perfect time:
orig. $3.50. only 500. terms. JU.
ZENITH TRANs-oCEANIC RADIO
with complete extra set Of tubes;
like new; $75 WA, 1855. al
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS, 1-man, $40 per day;
To aaa q ksouiRss.f Cos gay ~. E s-sssi
CHAIN SAWS, MCCULLOUGH Sales
Service. Rental. $40 q day. GRAVE.
LY OF WASH, ~. 9-22S7.
RENT Tv. 40c day; i month mini.
mum. BLISS Ty. AID. 4-7414.
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CHRISTMAS TREES


CHRISTMAS TREES
BALSAM, FIR, SPRUCE
THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM
TAKE YOUR PICK--ANY TREE
TO IL Fl TREES S3.3a
TABLE TREES 1.2g
Trees arriving daily ny truck; guar.
anteed, fresh. Fenced-tn area for
your children TO play In while YOU
shop. Plenty OF parking space; DO
llceman on duty Sat. nluht and
sun. to help. you park. Open daily
10 am. to 10 pm. Closed Friday
4 pm TIL Sat. q pm.
COLLEGE BALL FIELD
tOpp Wash. San. and Hosp
1900 Flower Ave, Takoma Park. Md.
90
CLARINET. nearly new. $50. KE.
coal AND WOOD RANGES, new
and used ACME STOVE CO., l01l
7th st. NV. MA. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

PING-PONG TABLE. 2 sections. Net
and paddles included. $25. Good
condition. WE. 5-6041.
PING PONG TABLE. folding, 2 parts,
u inch ply. excel. cond-. S25. JE.
RADIo. Regency pocket transistor
phones and extra battery. $50:
webster changer. SO. small Began
Swat Hi-Fi ampltfier, $50; Brush
ehrystai earphones, 81: Halicratter
6-si police radio. S2s; 0E clock
radio, SIS. BOX i27-c, Star. go
RANGE, Frigidaire. electric; $50
Refrigerator, Z cubic it: $50. Both
R "a VIZ yicf ri TABLE TABLE MODEL H.
Fl. record changer, 8 speed: excel.
tone; $50. Cali 80. $3.50 after
RPFPR m $3.50. electric I
gas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES.
2a35 Ca; ave: NV. DE. 2-55ee
rebuilt; s enc gIar s 9 I gsssr; 80 aa9 S5
t4th ST., IA. $1,000: 4130 Georgia
RETRIGERAIoR tor rent. brand.
aep,y G e purchase Tes Cain 81 fn s7oo s
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse. 2
Gu. IT.. like new. $50. Call Ii.
REFRiGERATORs, used. $3.50 up
guaranteed: deliy : lge. stock. ACNE
STOVE. 1911 18th NV: ma. S-S952
REFRIGERATOR, left. Hin case:
and large wilk-in box. Best offer.
Phone HO. 2-T940. ~
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HELP-WoMEN
STENOGRApHERS

Experienced stenographers for short
or extended assignments tno even.
tngs or weekends). good pay. NE
S-a320 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

MOTORS bought, sold. exch.:: all
makes. Lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO.. 2473 SheEman eve.
NEON SIGN. DRUGS" e4.in. let
tiers. Now in use. Replacing with
larger sian. Guar. In peri. operat-
ing eond. Sell cheap. CHANDIER'S
DRUGS. 1887 Defense hwy. Land
over Hills, Nd. UN. 4-S3S6. --2I
OFFICE FURN.-Typist desk, Sis:
chairs, $3.50: file cabinets, $40:
sect. bookcase. Sl5: conf. table
$50. ST. 3-7B25. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
MAP-PLAN-FILES

HI-FI FANS. buy my I2-in. speaker
Capehart console 3-speed radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
JUNIOR
CLERK

1dE EVENING OIAR
Ilol Pa, Ave. NV
IMMEDIATE OPENING for a Young
lady with local ONCE Of national
financial organization, Experi-
ence not necessary as we will train.
some typiEE required. All COM
pAny benefits. JU, $500 ~
MANAGER for newly renovated small
rooming house Living quarters and
small salary Reply giving family
connection and experience. Box
NURSERY AID TRAINEES-la mos.
certified child care training course
Live in only Room and board and
VS. VS." cH ailInfIsS' coNvAGEEscENT
HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill I'd. ne.
LA. 6-a6G0. -23
OFFICE CLERK-For restaurant; u
days, Capable Of bookkeeping and
typing Good working eond. Call
Ma. S-3l20, Ext. 1872 -22
and Sun: ref. required; apply 14l1
pBx-RE acEErrloNrsr COURSE typ
ing freel; wks,, S35: hrs. 90.
excel. positions. Compare. inquire.
Ma. S-2340 BOYD SCHOOL cor.
18th and @.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvIslON, $40; vacuum cleaner.
Jet-99. $50; ladder IS; play pen.
$40; ca lamps, SIS ca. Gail OIL.
6-7020 between q and 4. -2I
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TOY ELECTRIC
STEAM ENGINE

]. 4. III aicH III 2 2si e Il Rfy 81. NV NV
TRAINS, LIONEL and accessories
g. LOCK CO. 1703 L st. NV. Pa
TRAIN ACCEssORIEs-Nev Lone
Oh. PARKWiAY CYCLE 4 HARD iS3.
WARE CO., Lee hwy. ct N. Kirk
wood I'd. tout Lee hwy. IA miles
from Key Bridge. OPP. Hot ehoppel J.
IA. 5-S122. Open to o pm. ga
TRAIN, ELECTRIC. complete with 2
exhibit. OIL. 4-l757. al
TRAIN; Lionel. o-gauge, complete
many access, auto. switches. sta
$50. bargain. OF. 4-S995. ---22
TRAINS. German precision. ITO,
2s20 v. 3 TRANSFORMS? express set
freight. set overhead set. $3.50:
s sftsr 2 snr p,In.' NJ ls4s Seminary pi-
TRAINS - Lionel tstandard) wide
gauge. every accessory. One freight
and one passenger set. Perfect con
dition. A real collectors item. Cost
$500, price $125 for all. Inspec;
daily o 70 $50. closed Sunday
311g Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 2-0400.
condition. $50. OIL. 2-7l07. 30
TY, ~ inch; good condition: S55.
Iosinch TV. needs repair: IS. 10,
nv. 1855 Emerson. table model. IL.
in. screen. Bought new this year
Perfect cond.. with antenna, S75,
Call CLARK. HU, .3-3864..
Tv. GE. II inch. blond mahog. with
$685. ssSso s1 a6l 4 esns guaranteed;
TYPEWRITERs. Christmas sale
Portables reduced. from 500. 80 te
terms. Our 4bth year. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER Co, 1881 East Cap.
itol st.. $50 TO- 9, including Sat
Il 3-oQs2 daytime: ewes. OIL; f.
TYPEwRIT FEN p Corona portable. e.
eelient condition. sas. Can oV.
TYPEWRiTER. Remington electric
eehs'; s46op' Can aE' s'aa77. s5
VACUUM CLosEouT, GE tank With
.tsehT EaoS.r si3sS EeesTPlus
$50 ST. Lee ENVY hwy. ia. a-4si o o''s''
WASHERS, used. ell makes: emo
guar: serv. and repairs; trade-tns
accept. 351s 18th ne. LA. 6-2155
WASHER. late model. wringer type
with automatic pump: like new:
$35s Can II; 7.23s3. "a
only 25e day. Rental may apply
TO purchase. Call ST. $1,000.
WASHER, Easy spindrier, semi
proximately ga years old Pc. 2
1886. -22
WASHER, Bendix semiautomatic fol
apt. peri cond.. very good buy,
wardrobe closet $40. RA. 3-e471
30
WASHER. GE automatic. used. onl,
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PIANOS
Piano Benches SIS New

4ehAAO ASSAANAASo va \@'N"J
Stief uprt. --~--~---- SIg5
Steinway uprt. -- go
Wurlit2er Spinet 2bh
Gulbransen apt. uprt. 299
Knabe grid. rebuilt, like new Reas.
New Lester spinet
New Story A. Clark console
Delivery and bench free. PAUL
GOLlBART. 1865 Columbia I'd.
AID. 4-592S 1890 TO 9 ewes. by
Appt.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

AZ SNEsS aTEEL. A sEt sfzEs
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
PRICED AT V OF THE NEW COST
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

HOUSE, 1923 N st. NV
Join friendly, young crowd. Meet
nice people. Lounges. rec. rms,
dancing. bowling. tennis. Rlee club.
TV. Bendix, switchboard. New
manager. S25-S35 mo. HU. 3-74T4.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS sURNisHED-N.w.

FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling. Ii. 7-4406. "a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
Harry Moore To Represent Area Farmers
On Washington Mission For Farm Bureau

Harry Moorf Orange township
farmer and president Of the Hancock
County Farm Bureau Federation, will
go to Washins ston, D. c. next Monday
as spokesman for the Farm Bureau
Federation nj embers in the Eighth
Congressional NistGict.
Leaving the Toledo Airport Monday
morning, he will fl to Washington,
and be there for Ehree days along
with 20 other FARM Bureau members
representing othe1d districts of Ohio.
Farm problemsto TO be discussed with
the legislators j fclude the decline in
farm prices, decreased operational
cost, farm su fpluses, and the new
social security Arogram affecting the
farmers.
Each congressional representative
will visit his RESPECTIVE congressman.
The entire group Twill also be the
guests of Senator Is John w. Bricker
and George H. Bender on visits to
the Department Iof Agriculture, De-
partment of State, the Supreme
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
Wife Of F. P. Hamilton
Dies In California

Word has bAen received here from
Burlingame, Cdif., Of the death on
March 6 of Mr5 Mary M. Hamilton,
68, wife of Francis p. Hamilton, a
native of Bluff ton and nephew of
Mrs. Corda OehEli and Mrs. Idessa
Henry.
Mrs. Hamilton native of Santa
Barbara, Calf, Hied at her home in
Burlingame aftet brief illness. She
and Mr.. Hamilton were married
April 6, 1910, at Our Lady of Sor-
rows church in Sabta Barbara.
Mr.. Hamilton is retired electri-
clan and we'll knf fwn to his boyhood
schoolmates in his area. He was
reared on his fathers farm, five
miles south of Bluffton, and went to
California as young man.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24

the subject "Vhy l Love Life. At
short busineSs session, directors of
the association Twill be elected. After
which refresh41ents will be served.
Mr.. and Mtsl Wilbur Lentz were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Han
nah Krise inI Cd lumbus Grove.
Mr.. and MRS. Marvin Reigle had
as Sunday hin4er guests, honoring
the birthdays of Mrs. Marvin Reigle,
Jr., and Mt. Marvin, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Auchmuty of Vaughns-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Reigle,
Jr., of Lima, and Jack and Robert
Reigle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. E. Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rauenbuhler
attended covered dish dinner meet
ing of the "54' Club of Past Ma
irons and Paf Patrons of the 9Th
District OES 1t the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd ST hons in Paulding Sun
day.
Mr.. and MrsA H. L. Carey and son,
Richard, Lima, visited Sunday after
noon at the w. lE. Marshall home.
Mrs. Robert keoman of Elkhart,
Ind, spent sew eral days the past
week with her Jarents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Harold Markhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lemley of
Findlay, we e Saturday evening
guests in the Harold Marshall home.
The Friendly Neighbors class of
the Presbyterian Sunday School is
sponsoring a Family Night service
with waffle kupper Sunday evening
at o'clock in\ the Fireside Room.
Miss Edythd Cupp in company
with Mrs. Vernh Rouse and Mrs. Le-
roy Lemley of Pandora, attended a
meeting of tie Chautauqua Club
held in the hote of Mrs. E. V. Hoy
er in Lima Monday evening with
Miss Olive Fundum as assistant
hostess. Miss Cupp took part in the
spring review program with the top
ic "It's Spring..
Fourteen me- pbers responded to
roll call at a mSeting of the Profit
and Pleasure Club held in the home
of Mrs. D. C. Cd mpbell Wednesday
afternoon of last week. During the
business session foming events were
announced. The 5egular spring meet.
ing of the Alleb County Federated
Clubs was announced for April Il
at the Method tst church in West.
minister. Achievement Day of Home
Demonstration klubs will be held il
Spencerville Aptil 81. An interesting
panel discussionl was given by Mrs
w. E. Marshall and Mrs. Raymond
Anderson, assisted by Mrs. Robert
Barnett on American Youth-Asset
or Liability. Mrs. Monroe Hilty OF
near Columbus Grove, was guest
The April melting will be in the
home of Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwander
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
Select Orchestra
For H. S. 0peretta,
Babes IN TOyland"

An orch%tra of 20 pieces, includ.
ing seveal adults from the com
munity II well as high school music
ians, has Earted rehearsals for sup
plying music f6r-rfrrt1gh school oper-
eta, "Babes In Toylag IT,, to be staged
April l and 2.
The orchestra Yin include: 1st
violin - James Szabo, Anita Klassen.
Judy Hilty and Ar h HiIty; End violin
- Diane Walker, toenita Shelter and
Esther Emmert; VI lola - Miriam Gier-
man and Nancy Steiner; cello, Mar
garet Steiner; ba4, Paul Emmert;
trumpet, David Ts1hiegg, Kay Schu-
maker and CharIs Spencer; from
bone, Bill TschanE.
Drums, Jody Plank and Dick Boehr;
clarinet, Dorothy Garwood and Caro-
lyn Garmatter; pianist, saundra
Berry.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
RSckport

Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Campbell
spent the week end in Dayton visit
ing with Mr.. land Mrs. Delmar Rea
gan and son Randy.
Callers in the Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Van Meter home Sunday were Mr.
Charles Mardlart of Jenera, Mr.
and Mrs. Harbld Rogers and famil!
of Columbus IGrove, Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Van Meter of Beaverdam, anc
Mrs. Mae Fqey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Parker anc
daughter of Lima, spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Alice Bodel.
Mrs. Mary Rush of Arlington
Virginia, aid Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Foley were Sunday guests of Mr.. O
R. Turner Of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Allgire and
family called Npn Mrs. Erma Burk,
holder in GilboA Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Geiger NOV
ed into their H home last week neal
Lafayette. The Harm was purchaseo
by Mr.. Walter Welty from Gerald
Chidester recenkly.
Miss Janice IRockhill, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrsl Lewis Rockhill, is
nursing the mul lnps this week.
Mr.. and MIRA Richard Greenway
of Cairo, spent sunday in the home
of Mr.. and MrsA George Greenway
and daughter Dom ha Jean.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Kidd anc
family of JeneraI were guests in the
home of Mr.. anH Mrs. Cloyce Kidc
Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. John Helvers anC
daughter Joan dalled Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Zeits
Several from this community ex
pect to attend tho Allen Coop. meet
ing held annually \at the Bath town
ship school March H2 at 8 p. m. Mrs
Lauriat of Bluffton, will speak OF
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
County Pf4 Council
Meets Monday Evening

Mrs. Wilford eteiner, Bluffton, will
preside at her final meeting as presi-
dent of the Hllen County Council
Parent t-TeacheF association Monday
evening at 8 p. m. in the courtroom of
the Allen County Courthouse. She
will also report on the school legis-
lation conference which she recently
attended in Columbus.
The meeting will include the cleo
ton and installation of new officers.
Mrs. w. L. Dickerson, northwest dis
trict director of Toledo, viii speak on
"How to Pave the Way"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
Girls Names Omitted
From HOhOr Roll

The names d eight girls in the
seventh gradeI were inadvertently
omitted last Heek from the high
school honor n bill. The News article
carried only the names of seventh
grade boys earning the honor.
We hasten to add: Lucille Am
stutz, Vera Basinger, Beverly Ben
roth, Carol Bixel, Saundra Diller,
Karen GerberI Betty Luginbuhl
and Betty Strat tton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24

Court, Pentagdn Building and other
points Of intErest in the capital city.
The Ohio Igroup will also visit the
American Firm Bureau Federation
office, and will attend committee hear
ings on farm legislation in the Senate
and House.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Jennings AZ Processes

Tanning takes six weeks and
forty-six processes to make the
beautiful kid leather you wear
in your shoes. If you ever went
through a tannery. you would
feel like you were going back
to Biblical days. The color. the
magic, the smell. all give it the
feeling of antiquity. AS modern
as tanneries are today. they
still retain the ,hand-craft
atmosphere.
The first thing that happens
to the skins is a mass rejuve-
nation overnight, beause they
arrive stiff, harsh and dried
out. 1t is tanning that makes
them into the soft lovely leather
that you know. They are put
into what looks like an old
Mississippi steamboat. with
large paddles. and given a good
bath. Then, they get shaved
like your husband shaves every
AM. (but with a machine
500 times as big as his razor).
Then, another bath. but not in
a washing machine in a big
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Club Calendar

osical Records Committee. Tuesday,
l2:30 pm. Dorothy Hancock Chap
ter, at The Kennedy-Wsrren. 3133
Connecticut avenue NV, luncheon
meeting. Tuesday. 1880 pm. Fran
ss ss, ssS.s chsgtsr seo igr wh MEs ssre. yosePh
dessert luncheon meeting; speaker,
Mrs. James NJ. Haswell, State chair
man Of National Defense Committee.
TUESDAY lsq ..n;sr Ran; Continental Sots Dts
gram Of American music. Tuesday.
Brookville road. Chevy Chase, Md;
Tuesday, 7:45 pm, Richard Arnold
Chapter, with Mrs. Lee r. Penning-
ton and Mrs. William Pennington.
3sos Taylor street; Chevy Chase.
STATE. STATE chairman Of doA DAE s;,,,,e Gooa
Tuesday. 8 PM. Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter, chapter house. Chill
dren. Of American Revolution talent
night under leadership of Mrs. NJ.
Tormohlsn. state chairman Of CAR
pm.. n@s.' Msnor iesns House chspter. aes Chapter
Hedse, chief. Farm and Rancn
Planning Branch. Soil Conservation
Service, Department of Agriculture,
'The City Dwellers stake in Con-
fftie John Bosden schaDts4 With VIII
Mrs. Glen C. Williams, 1929 lngo-
mar street NV, luncheon meeting.
Memorial CHAPTER. with MIS- Alex
ander Gordon Hamilton. 76l5 Four
sstnr 5esnt street strSay nM dessert hee1
Hoicom6e CHAPTER, chapter house.
luncheon and meetine
Evening star., 1955-02-27

iron tumbler which hangs from
the ceiling.
Kidskins 60 through two tan
ming processes. where all the
oils and beautiful natural
characteristics are put back.
Not only chemicals, but eggs.
-four and milk are used. Tan
ners use the same good ingedi-
ents you use for good cookingi
When they are dyed, hundreds
of skins go into big drums
bigger than champagne vats in
France. Then they are hung on
a glorifled clotheSline and fin
ished with the same care you
give your face-a real cosmetic
treatment. This is why Kid
leather is as soft as your own
skin and kid shoes move like
a second skin over your feet.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Dance Planned BY Little Club

Washington's Little Club"
win have its annual show and
dance at the Fig Auditorium,
B'nai Israel Synagogue. to-
night at 8 O'Clock. A variety
show. put on by the club MEM
bers and their husbands, win
Evening star., 1955-02-27

begin at 8. Dancing viii fol-
low.
The Little Club. which has
been in existence for nearly
IS years. operates solely for
the benefit Of the sick and
needy of Washington.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

IDeerfoot Farm products are new avail.
able ct your faverite independentI
Smoked Hams ana Bacon very tasty
land delicious. Their Sausage Meat and|
bGreen Links seasoned Just right. BahyI
EFrankfurters are . big hit also, packed
ses az. fa%i,sr ash ssi.
famous high quality. For . hardy
meal or Q zesty breakfast be sure it'sI
bDeerfoot. Local Distributor: Foodrama.
EDE 2.3lO6
Evening star., 1955-02-27

% sherston PARK Hotel, dance:
EEnfant Business and, Professional
Women's Club--Tuesday, - pm,
T30 Fifteenth street NV. ciuo
zo1ts club OF Washington---wedn
day, 1880 pm, YWCA. weekly
club luncheon; speaker, DR.. Mary
Bradshaw. Associate Dean OF , tne
Graduate School. American UNI
yersity. american Diplomacy:
goroptimist Club Of WashinEson,II -
Wednesday, ! pm. willard Hotei'
weekly luncheon meeting; speakei'
Earle Minderman. National SlttTzeh,s
Committee for EDUCATIONAL dele-
vision. educational Television."
Evening star., 1955-02-27

uuiversisy Women's CIub-Tomorrow.
pm, French eonversation. To-
morrow. 4 pm. tea. Tomorroy,
pm; speaker, Miss Ethel Croft
Myers, sponsored by Membership
Committee. Tuesday. Pm, sksisn-
ing group, with miss TneoooIa
Kane. Thursday 49, IL an; SeTs. RSSssry
DAY, pm. Red Cross bsndass s,nnsr.
snss, spesker, InuffSas pr Clinton Clint T TMorrison.
deputy director Far Eastern ae-
partment, Foreign Operations AZ AZ
/ ministration, Conditions N the
Western Pacific" sponsored oy
Public Affairs Committee. Frlday.
pm, Spanish conversation; Satur-
day, 8 pm. informal dance.
Whshin6ton Club-Tomorrow, IL an.
morning book chat book reVisw
Tuesday, II ln.;or An; speskeTsf es Tfr,ssn an
Foundation "Nationaiism In Afi-
American Association Of University
Women, Falls Church Brsnch-To-
morrow, Sis pm, Falls Cnurcn
Recreation Center. panel discus
sion on the Far East.
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
-Tomorrow, pm, intsrnationsl
relations study group; WITH MRS: ~
Chevy Chase, Nd: discussion Of the
philosophy and culture Of India.
AAUW, Alexandria Branch-Tuesday.
g pm. Trinity Methodist Church.
29i1 Cameron Mills road, Alexan-
dria, general meeting: speaker, MAX
Jakobson, press attache OF the Finn
ish Legation, "Finland's Interna-
tional Position To-day" Film.
, 1955-02-09
Governor Alexander
Cubles and Writes
10 Mrs. de Chubert

Governor Alexander wrote
to Mrs. Annie de Chabert ex-
pressing his regret at her hus-
bands passing, under date Of
February 8, but sent a cable
gram dated February 7th on
behalf Of Mrs. Alexander and
himself.
In his letter the Governor
wrote in part: 1T is with deep
regret that the Administra-
ton has learned Of the death
of your husband, MI. Ralph de
Chabert on Sunday, February
6, 1855. Mr.. de Chabert was a
sincere and active worker
in the. Community of st.
croix, and his passing will be
noted by all.
4 specifically wish to say
that we have appreciated the
work which your husband has
Continued on page a
, 1955-02-09
Ashley I. Totem in
ST. Thomus for Five
Weeks Vocation

Ashley L. Totten, President
of the Virgin Islands Civic AS
ISOLATION and Secretary-Trea-
surer of the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters, arrived
in st. Thomas recently.
Mr.. Totten is a native of st.
Croix; Mrs. Totten is a native
of st. Thomas.