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HELp-WoMEN

WAITRESS. white, experienced. fast:
Try cook, white. fast and capable:
slientele ehoosy Must have best.
dort: Nd. Midway SAIL. Sc
age ais eapsrieneed; need nsSt Moas
OF Sundays: Apply after 100 pm.
BRASS RAN. RESTAURANT. SOC
WAITRESS, white, neat. presentable;
age 21-35; experienced: might work.
9 81 lsS Sundsys; qSn ys;r Apply BRASS RAIL AL
WAITRESS, neat. experienced. fun
time. Apply In person. Mrs. Rich
ardson. PLAZA HOTEL. 1st and D
WAITRESS WANTED. for morning
shift. from 6:30-3:30 p.m., with
Sun; Of; IA; 7-9725 for appt. 3
,Sr,iS iSr rs,s aCnest SUPER sn,1s Sho
S-0647. ask for Mr.. oRvfN. "a
LADY, to manage small, but high
class rooming house. around Du-
pont Circle: apartment and small
SaIaEy SssIaFy; applicant mus must be lp non
during early eve. hrs; neat. white;
car CO ne necs ss ECF info.' call UN. 4-79s7
LADIES--MORNTN0s ONLY
Pleasant, dignifled. door-to-door In
terviewing white people: nothing TO
sarfy m hour or o se s sra. ore fssF' sT $ppo Il 70
any day after 1880 pm. GUILD.
925 3 st. NV. q
YOUNG LADIES-Salary, sales ex-
perience helpful or will train. Room
WOMAN, white. live in: meals for
elderly couple. nursing invalid wife;
S35; Box 237-R, Star.
Tork N roasn casta1d asaSe store aensSt
to am. Call RA. 6-4221 after
WOMAN. Ma experienced in teaching
children; piano or accordion back
ground necessary. Apply 1880
Georgia ave- Silver Spring. Nd.
WOMAN. over 35. ior s-hour recep-
area. NO. 2-3604. after Z pm. 50
WOMEN. white, 1S to So. for counter
work and to carry dishes; S60-a-
week Job, pleasant working .condi-
items py sHSLg no sSsdey cyoENEh q tshTSf frAARg A.
RIA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV. See
YOUNG WOMAN, age 20 to 80, to
assist engineers in taking data in
laboratory OF chemical engineering
firm in Alexandria; chemistry or
laboratory experience helpful: but
not required; salary open. Call XII.
9-S765 or XII 9-7500, ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP. g
MiDDLE-AGED. refined white lady;
to care for aged, incontinent man:
bed patient; 5-day week. Thursdays
and Fridays on; IS for 12-hr. day,
9 ANS pm; with dinner and sup:
Per; Isti private home; EIs nr 77oo blk of
BE EiNDEPENDENTHoppportunityfo for
exceptional income in new food
supplement sales field. Permanent.
dignified work for responsible ma
ture women. Flexible hours. To be
presented Saturday, February. 3, at
2 pm. For admission, call MR..
$23 WEEKLY-Wear lovely dresses
for which you don't spend penny:
show them. to your friends. No
canvassing. investment or experience
Dept. s-4519, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NEED MONEY? Limited earning
timer AVON will come to the rescue
with So to s6 per leisure hour. DI.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY twhite1. for
Ssd1S er saeS Susnss. nsssestsd F
part time. Potentiais for Immediate
advancement. No collecting OF. de-
livering. flexible hours. telephone
and car necessary. Phone for appt.
MRS. HANSON, ST. 3-1735, Mon.
through Sat-, 9-6. IS
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Statesmen

With car. work on qualified leads
tai SUPPLY co. Call Ii. 6.710O
Tor appointment. Mr.. Bruning. -
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

A national manufacturer has ex-
panded and needs 4 high-caliber
specially men, from e, the Wheaton,
enter into q proven. field Of high
earnings. You must have q car, be
between the ages 26-45, preferably
married, Applicant must have Q sin
cere desire to be q salesman and
maxi make selling his Garesr Fer, TGr pteS aso
am. A receptionist will arrange an
interview for qualified men. -3
SALESMAN WANTED; young, ener-
getic man. preferable married, to
sell leading new cars; new car fur
nished at company expense; high
commission paid. See MR.. SANKEY,
2S19 M st. NV. HO. 2-6700. a
SALESMAN. age 81 to 45. with sales
experienced and not afraid Of work;
TIA, tESnsD tuFnished salary. sommiS,
company benefits. Apply in person to
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO, 1910 @ st. NV. -3
SALESAIAN-Jewelry; experience pre-.
teIabIle. GAIT & BRO. INC. DI.
SALESMAN sAaii1HsMaA living in virsinia to
exclusive basis for aggressive we'll
established contractor. Prefer man
experienced in estimating but will
consider training ambitious man.
Draw against commission with gaur-
antee. Must have car. Box 461-S,
Star .
SALESMAN, to manage furn. store in
Silver Spring. Apply 1925 7th st.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell sewing
machines and vacuums; very high
commission: no canvasstng: leads
furnished. Apply in person, 713 G
SALESMAN, 25-35, for Buick dealer,
experience preferred but not neces-
sary; good proposition for right man,
Box 275-S. Star. -5
SALESMAN, reliable. experienced in
office machine sales: new portable
electronic tape recorder; liberal
commissions and salary. Call RE.
TRoNIcs, INC. ia4i L st. NV. %
SALESMAN for old-established COM
pany to sell complete bathroom re-
modelling. Write giving full particu-
larg Roy 2A-S Star a
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ENGINEERS
Designers Craftsmen
Observation-Disclosures
Melpar Means
GROWTH
PROGRESS
LEADERSHIP
In research and development
of electronic equipment
Diversified and challeng-
ing problems
"A real appreciation and
recognition Of the individ-
ual's merit and ability
An opportunity for quail
fled men to join a company
that is steadily growing
Suburban location in Falls
Church, Alexandria and
Arlington, Va.
Theory
-Microwave Techniques
-UHF, vHF or SHF Receiver:
-Digital Computers
Magnetic Tape Handling
Equipment
-Radar and CONFERENCE.-THE
-Microwave Filters
Flight Simulators
-Subminiaturization Tech
nlQueS
-Electro-M Mechanical Design
Pulse Circuitry
Computers
-Packaging Electronic
Equipment
APPLY IN PERSON
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
s AM. TO 4 PM.
MELPAR, INC.
440 SWAMI AVE.
lat JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
OR
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
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SALES MANAGER, AUTOMOBILE-
Md. suburban dealer: medium-high-
priced market: must be fully quail
fed TO develop an manage sales or
ganization; capable Of selling APP
Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
CAPTIVE m DEAD END JoBp
UNDER PAID?
YOUNG INDUSTRY

Has openings for enterprising mer
and husband and wife teams.
One Of the rarest opportunities o.
the century to get in on the grounc
floor and have the security OF own.
ing q permanent independent bust
ness that can provide income FOE
THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
Amazingly successful business de-
velopment plan for exclusive produc
that has achieved national recog
nition. Eastern expansion couplet
with full page advertising in lead
ing magazines and contract with
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO
weekly coast to coast.
ADDITIONAL EARNINGS for part
time men and women.
SUBSTANTIAL INCOME for person
wanting full-time career.
UNLIMITED INCOME for person Wit
will take full advantage Of this op
portunity and who can supervise
others.
To be presented Saturday. Februar!
5, at Q pm. For admission call Mr.
Hays. OV. 2-0S27.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

OUTSIDE statesmen
The Hecht Co. opening new depart.
ment in .Parkington. Needs Z men,
leads furnished. On the job training.
Earn while you learn. Must finance
self for 2 to 8 weeks. Present men
in same department at other stores
earning above average income. Tele-
phone Ma &-k10n Ext 3AR2
Evening star., 1955-02-02
HELP--MEN

statesmen; top pay; must have car
and be thoroughly experienced
Evening star., 1955-02-02

SEWING TEACHER-Five-day. forty
psid @ vacation Msst a and S many sfo other bene.
Caldwell at SINGER SEWING CEN
TER; 4029 9. Capitol st. s.w, Wash,
RESEARCH and secre-
tarial work; Washington ONCE OF
college srad. or equiv; unusual op-
portunity, Box 23l-s. star. -
tionsl pIblishins firm: interestins
work. modern .eir-conditioned Of
nee; hospitalization BENEFITS; b-day
oPH61A eiasE; ADRz DHRMzERdicKNA. ts'' 1905 East
sTMEsNSsotGaREAPHER MsNSso GRA Established So.
real estate and insurance once. g.
day Wk , PIsasss5nsso s5so Worsins GsiI .,,on sondiz
sfRNoGRAraER. giRi ER IiiYS'; young lady. about
PaMPs, NC. i417 < st. NV. a
NATIONAL LINE Association.
. small trade association. has an
young lady who likes . lot Of variety
permanent position offerins good
starting salary and other benefits.
Phone ME. s-3760 for appointment.
sTENOGRAPHER-sECRETARH under
40; 5-day week; group hospitaliza-
ton; downtown conditioned Of
nee; good starting salary. Phone
ME ssaI fG5 ksgPS1RtRsntY ,sp
35-hr. week; interesting work;
pleasant once: $266. MA. S-4322.
'STENOGRAPHER-Food broker de-
sires services Of stenographer as Of
MssSh 1 Sal E1i 6iaRS sSssSj Ga.
ONCE exper. necessary: general
ONCE: must be good With figures; ;
40-hr. wk.: branch once national
orssnigation. -RA. 3-5412. Is
sTENPf .f cSnssE,., :SLERK,, ois Th.se rn,,dsT 5sT
dictaphone exper. in lieu Of short
hand. 40-hr., .5-day wk. Vacation
With nay; pitaliEation. Sal: open.
Apply G. L Smith, jr., C. !. SMITH
Co. 2437 18th st. NV. d
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CAREER POSITION

With excellent future for
man with BACKGROUND Of man
agement and sales. Substan.
ttal progressive income. Must
be 27 to SO. married. college
educated and vitality interested
in success. A letter setting
Tons ions, sGHs history op~pissed and 'aai GAINING
record will be held confidential
and facilitate in arranging in
terview to complete additional
qualifications. Write Box
320-R 8taF .
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/. SECRETARY
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Young woman, 25-35 yrs. Of age. who
is competent in shorthand and typ
ing and has had some experience In
credit work. Permanent position. g.
day. 40-hr. week. Apply personnel.
and Sat, dig. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1n1 Penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Insurance Safety Engineer

To work for large insurance firm in
greater Washington area. At least
5 to z years experience necessary.
Age limit under 40. Good opportu-
nifty for advancement. Must be neat
in appearance and pleasant person.
atty; See Mr; Pastor. NATIONAL
SURETY CORP. AIS Woodward
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. IS
JANITOR AND HELPER; good quar-
liable and hard worker. Cal s-5,
HE. 4-SS09; HE, 4-7733. --3
JANFTOR, colored. Middle aged for
apt. house. Must be sober and reli-
able. Refs. required. Salary and
quarters. THos. J. FISHER l.
CO. INC, 73S 18th st. NV, B
JaNII0R, snnl,G1e -, white; ,HG, for sa5asn type I
Alexandria. See Mr.. Spencer. side
entrance. bldg. 1903, Abingdon dr.,
Monday THROUGH Friday. IL noon
until pm. -8
Evening star., 1955-02-02
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
position in our promotion
dept: Interesting and varied work |:
pleasant atmosphere; 6-day.. 40 hr.
are required: 2I-35 yrs. Of age
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays. S:30-5. and sat. o-12
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
lIOl Penna. Ave NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
HELP-woMEN tesns.j

BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
Tn psrmsnsnt sI position: n:' s-dsy Ds1ssR' 1esP.
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th and K sts. NV. -
CASHIER
HIGHEST TOP SALARY
STEADY POSITION
Mr.. GoLDwYN
Noff AA7i liz TGpsni i 81. N.E. year Ms s.Gfe'
CASHIER-CLERK
Typing experience necessary. able 70
lunch: g days, $40 to 5 pm: 3
CASHIER-CLERK
experienced for baby shop. JAY
DEE's. 1907 d st. NV. =
GEL, By famous res
tauranE. Apply 1l32 Conn. ave.
CLERK-Insurance claims. Auecurate
with figures. Adding machine. Some
typing. Local refs. Starting salary
$ee. Reply own handwriting. Boz
cLERk ssS ssS. white. age 4s-so.
learn once % work; must es able e
phones: write lesibly and not smoke;
large once near 18th and n SITS.
Hours $50 to s: y day Saturday:
salsry to start $3.50 mo. Do not
Pss1l' asss fI shons mot Ns W. s1igs = Mssshinss'n
K-sTENOGRAPHER-Perm. po-
sition; general clerical work; must
have shorthand; branch once. NV.
sec 5,day wk; Call MR.: CHAP =
Clerk-Stenographer
% to 30, small insurance ONCE In
as% emploss Se~bsHsn bsHsts eid5 pi 7S7So $50 Weet
CLERK-TYPisT-We have . perma.
nent position for q clerk-typist. lS
to 35. will consider beginner. 6-day
week.. $50 am. to. 4:45 pm; paid
vacation and sick leave. Non-proft
sads'sri' sas T le5asLE ARrlz RsrsIPRs PR ss1s Gfs
CLERK RK-TYPIsT-Personabie young
sos & aoF s.a srssS Cross ri cha p
ter. Hours: o to 8. 5-day week. See
Mr.: DALEY, IdI 2o25 Z st. NV.
CIEkK-TYPIsT. for seneral once
work: good hours: salary open:
glesasssa6nt working conditions. NE.
CLERK TYPIST-Young lady, for
permanent position in large iewelry
store. good starting salary. paid
dement's. Apply In person to Mr.,
Davidow. BATES, 9th and sts.
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$40 PER WEEK
PART-TIME

Eight Intelligent, neat-appearing
men tvhitel.. over 21. who can work
8 ewes. weekly and Sat. Car .neces-
individual initiative and ability.
Apply Personnel Manager. 4903 Wis.
ave. NV. Thursday evening. Feb.
q N m RhaPn
Evening star., 1955-02-02
CLERK
BUSINESS COUNTER

Young man, 21-35 yrs. Of ass. for
permanent position. serving our
classified advertising customers.
Must be neat In appearance and
capable Of handling the general
public. Hours p.m.-9:30 p,n;: 40
hr. week. Apply personnel, Room
605: open week days S:30-6 and
Sat, 9-12. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST; OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR YOUNG MAN
. TO LEARN PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT IN A WELL
ESTABLISHED REAL ES-
TATE OFFICE. GOOD SAL
AIRY AND BENEFITS. AN
SWER IN OWN HAND
WRITING, STATING AGE,
EDUCATION AND EXPE-
RIENCE. WRITE BOX 4S8-
r, STAR. g
Evening star., 1955-02-02
WANTED
Lifetime Opportunity

We need 2 men for specially sales
promotion. We are mot INTERESTED
responsible family men can make
this Q lifetime position with high
income in o dignffed sales field. For
personal interview, call 10 to IL OF
2 to f.. Mr.. Robson. PARKLAWN
Oh. o-SS00.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
statesmen

We need full and part-time
salesmen. We will train you
while you earn as high as
$500 per month. School with
factory trained instructors
starts Monday, Feb. 2. 8
classes per week. After grad
uation, you will be assigned to
group sales managers for as
sistance. Call or see Vern
Doonan. genl. mgr, HILL q
SANDERS. Washington's Old
est Ford Dealer, 1114 Yer
mont ave. NV" phone AD.
4-4300.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

EFFICIENT COUPLE
For g.h.w.. for family Of a: good
erenees required. Call MRS. CLARK.
DI. 7-6901. -S
COLORED LADY, for smali child
rem; patient and reliable, no house,
work: meals, small salary; live In.
cH1 AfteI SRs3. go. ~ S;420S; e .Gd ,oo.,n@.
day week: live In. Call wO. 6-0176.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

SPOTTER
silk and wool. Perm. posi-
ton. Good salary. Must be sober.
No drifters. Call MR.. HAROLD. XII.
STOCK CLERK for wholesale electric
supply house; must have ref, exper. =,
desired but not essential. Salary
open. Reply in own handwriting.
Box 33-S. Star. -3
STOCK MAN. for wholesale supply
house. Phone TU. 2-4S00. Mr..
GOODMAN for appointment. --3
STOCK WORK AND DELIVERY,
drugstore exper., drivers license
needed; Apply In person. NAYLOR
sUPERMARKET MANAGERS (2).
also assistant managers (2), for su-
permarket. Good position for ex-
perienced man. State age, school
Ing. marital status and number Of
dependents and past experience.
TABULATING OPERATOR, BM; Is
to 80. high-school graduate. draft
exempt: for permanent position; !;
vacation and sick leave; non-profit
cafeteria: 5-day week. $50 am. to
4:45 nm: Will consider college
night student. Apply personnel Of
nee. 3rd O.. s16 14th st: NV. Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-02
SERVICE statesmen

sslesmen sIa Sood startins saisry ps
commission. All leads furnished. VIII
train those who qualify. Car neces-
sary. Splendid opportunity for ad.
vancement for those who can pro-
duce. Call Ma. 6-O712 for appoint
mept or apply in person at Room
NV. on Thursday. February 8.
Rusco Window & Supply Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
IMMIGRANTS

INIM1N1IGZ4N ! .
Car and little knowledge Of English
qualities you for o lifetime carrier
job. Earnings while training around
$780, interviews In person only.
For appointment, call MRS. BAR
ROTR, Ii. 3.b327. a
Evening star., 1955-02-02
ATTENTION STATESMEN

Do you want Q steady income ~
months of the year every year for
$4,000 to SIS. 900 . year. Employ
ment by the finest institution in its
field. Reputable. and financially Sc
cure. No out-of-town travelling but
plete training given with guaranteed
drawing account. For PERSONAL inter-
view, call EUGENE B. LEE. LA. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced In fabrication
work; no phone calls. CoNNORS.
INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. s.e. -6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
fabrication experience and good
salesman; refs, age 25 to 40: $40
sARRoNTs T suSoco hS SERVICE SER STA. STA.
T1ON, Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV.
-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, full time, exper. only, know
ledge Of Cheyerly. Md. area. Apply
at 5613 Landover rd.. Cheverly. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, come with
tools, Alexandria II. School, Semi
nary I'd. and Shirley hwy. TIE. g.
9478. -S
BRICKLAYERS WANTED-Report to
job 30th and N. Stafford st.. Airing
ton, Va. -
BUILDERS ASSISTANT. in progres-
sive once: must have building back
ground; be able to estimate. be job
contact: position offers fine oppor-
tunities for qualifying mani salary
esSmmensurate with sbility; eduea;
be settled. sober. conscientious. Box
S11-R. Star. .
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, white,
year-round job: must be qualified
to maintain HD-20 repairs as well
as operate; experience with land
clearing preferred: good wages. Box
361-S, Star.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR. for TD-24
MASTER BUILDERS Job, 88th ave
and Defense hwy. Landover Hills,
Nd, 3
BUTCHER WANTED for high-elass
trade. References. 551S Conn. ave.
NV. -
BUTCHER. experienced; must have
EsfsTeneess refer Apply IL person. HILL
BUTCHER, must be expert: top
3240 or apply 1907 Seminary rd..
Silver Spring. A
BUTCHER; for Thurs. Fri, sat-, In
grocery store; experienced; perma-
nent position. SHANKMAN'S MAR
KET, 400 Kennedy st. NV. q
Evening star., 1955-02-02
ENGINEERS
METHODS
AND
PLANNING
ENGINEERS

Well-paid openings for men
with time standards or time
study experience. College
degree essential. 1ndivid-
uals should have experience
in establishing basic stand
ard data and applying this
data to fabrication and as
sembly methods. A knowl-
edge Of the techniques used
in the manufacture Of elec-
tronic equipment and preci-
sion instruments Is neces-
Sary.
Full-scale benefits program
includes paid vacations,
holidays, group insurance,
profit Sharing-retirement
plan. Good housing, pleas
ant living conditions in va
cation area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

tent in the garden. This will
be a tea dance, a gala 5-to-9
affair with all kinds of anus
ing games going on at once,
a constant stream of the in
vited coming and going. and
Devron's orchestra never let
ting up on the jumping 1--WE. 1t
was Connie McCornick'S idea
for getting a recreation room
for st. Joseph's Home for Boys.
and Peggy Smith jumped to
the rescue.
Mrs. Eisenhower and the
Chief Justice and Mrs. War
rem head the staggering list of
notables who will be patrons
for the gay to-do. The Bernard
Shanleys-she's Greg Smiths
sister, the Ed Burlings, the
Makins twins, Count Carl
Bielke of the swedish Embassy
and others will help put it
over. Georgetownians will turn
out in droves for it.
Mrs. Brownell, wife of the
Attorney General, has cards
out for an at home on April
%. 4 to 6. to meet Mrs. John
Harlan, wife of the new Justice
of the Supreme Court. :.
Requests for reservations at
the 500 plate dinner for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Spanish to Give Mr.. Benson
The Kind OF Party He Likes
By BETTY BEALE

Smart diplomacy and ETH
quette go hand in hand. The
Spanish Am b ssador and
Countess de Motrico's dinner
next Wednesday is good ex-
ample. All etiquette is based
on the consideration of others
and the Spanish envoy Is
about to give a dinner for q
cabinet member that is tailor
made to suit his tastes.
Most important man TO the
Spanish next week when their
Minister of Agriculture Rafael
Cavestany will be in town, is
his Americ counterpart,
Ezra Benson. Naturally the
Ambassador and Countess de
Motrico want to entertain for
him and ordinarily that would
mean a black tie dinner for
"a with all the elegant trim
mings. But the diplomatic
couple obviously have been
reading about the unusual Mr..
Benson. The Secretary Of
Agriculture rarely goes out
socially, when he does he likes
to take his whole family and
he doesn't drink a drop.
Hence the dinner Wednes-
day evening will be strictly q
family affair and not a drop
of liquor will be served. Three
of the four Benson daughters
have been invited to come
with their parents Zone is out
of town.. The Spanish AM
bassador's daughter will be
included and SO will the Min
lister of Agriculture's daughter.
who's coming with them. It
will be cozy gathering.
Senior Cavestany will present
the Benson girls that evening
with gay costumes, each from
a different region in Spain.
Two of the persons coming
with the Spanish delegation
that arrives Monday have lived
in Washington longer than q
good so per cent Of its popula-
ton. They are former Spanish
Agricultural Attache and Sc
nora de Echegaray who were
stationed in the Capital from
1929 until three years ago.
Now president Of the National
Institute for Agricultural Re-
search for Spain, Miguel and
Larissa will be greeting friends
all over the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Monte Eisenhower Moore
Names Bird for the PAU
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

Among those who attended
the ceremony were Mrs.
George Gordon Moore. mother
of young Mamie; Mime. Cruz
Salazar, the Secretary General
of the Organization of Ameri-
can States and Mrs. Davila.
Mrs. John F. Simmons. Bepu-
ty Chief of Protocol Victor
Purse. Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin. Mr.. Paul Murphy.
Mrs. Pell Miller and a group
from the Guatemalan Embassy
staff.
Mime. Thors Has Tea
At teatime yesterday Nine.
Thors. wife of the Minister
from Iceland, invited about SO
friends to come and call.
And at the same time, Mrs.
M. T. Flett. wife Of the finan-
cial counselor of the British
Embassy. was hostess to ap-
proximately $50 members Of
the District Chapter of the
Daughters Of the British EN-
pire.
Actually, the invitations
were issued in the name of
Viscountess Harcourt, but she
was unable to act as hostess
as she had to return to Eng
land due to her mothers ILL
ness.
The tea commemorated the
25th anniversary of Founders
Day. The DIE is made up
of women who have at least
one parent born in the British
Empire.
Lady Makins, wife of the
British Ambassador was pres
ent as were Mrs. Heeney. wife
of the Canadian Ambassador.
and Mrs. Holloway, wife of the
Ambassador from the Union
of South Africa.
At Cocktail Hour
Entertaining at cocktails
yesterday was Nine. Ulises F.
Espaillat. widow Of a former
Charge d'Affaires of the Do
minican Embassy.
Nine. Espaillat is the former
Grace Goodrich Rutherford
and her party was in honor of
Mrs. Walter Short, widow of
1t. Gen. Short of Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. Short is stopping in
Washington for a while at
the Alban Towers.
New Embassy Officer
The Pakistan Embassy has a
new officer. Mr.. Zahiruddin
Ahmed has arrived with his
wife and daughter and while
house hunting they are stay
ing with Mr.. M. Shoaib, Ex-
ecutive Director of the World
Bank.
Mr.. Ahmed has been named
financial adviser to the EN-
bassy with the rank of Coun-
selor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
.ENGAGEME NTS

The wedding viii take plscs
June II in Holy Trinity
Church in Georgetown.
Miss Beaupre. the daughtes
also Of MFR. L. 8. Beaupre Of
Daytona Beach. Fla, attended
the Washington School for
Secretaries and Patricia Stew.
ems Modelling and Finishing
School.
Mr.. Waldo Is attending
Georgetown University.
WILCOX.TAYLOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. VIII
cox Of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Mariana to Mr..
Mark Stratford Taylor, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Taylor
of Rockville. Md. The wedding
viii take place in May.