davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

Log" was published by T. s DEM.
son and Company. one Of the larg.
est publishers OF school books. II
Is a handsomely bound volume,
cleverly illustrated and contains a
complete photography.
A fun day TO day chart of study
from the opening school day in
September TO the final day Of
school in June Is found in the
handsomely illustrated book. A
complete photography is part Of
the volume.
Elizabeth MeChem Fuller Of the
Institute Of Child Welfare at the
University OF Minnesota in a for
word paid the following tribute to
the author:
Mary Jackson Ellis is real
kindergarten teacher. She does not
write about children from afar;
she writes with them as she lives
and learns with them. That she
likes and respects the five-year-
old and sees the unique potentials
Of each In evident in her kinder
garten room which In a working
laboratory in human relation
ships. II is difficult TO end the
day In the Ellis kindergarten be-
cause the children are Ioathe 20
leave II.
with q humility typical Of
Mary Ellis's teaching, she waited
for many years to put into written
form her kindergarten Log. She
waited because she feared the
consequences OF a book which
might be misinterprsted TO be-
come a This is how you do t. col
lection Of recipes
Mrs. Fuller said she (Mrs FL
lisl waited because she felt that
users Of her book needed good
companion books on general the
Dry in child development and kin
dergArent education '''. She
waited until her co-workers.
friends and student teachers made
a thoroughly convincing case that
she had something worthwhile 10
share
The result IL an attractive, in
ter~stfnx. artistic The Kinder.
rarten Log which IL expected
IN be . br~t seller among text
books assigned 10 help teachers.
The book is not the first syi-
dence Of Mrs Ellis creative abil-
ity. Six years ago she sold the
Judy On. Minneapolis manufac-
turers Of ohildren's puzzles, story
toys and material for social stu
dies and language arts for chill
fren. tdnas which could be used
70 teach kinosrKarIrn stnoenSs
Her firSt series was . nursery
tales story which caught on i'm
mediateiy and resulted In Mrs
Ellis bring signed for . lonE.
trim eoatyacf with the firm To
create additionaI material
For Or years Ms Ellis has
spent her fire. time from husband,
three children and classroom, de-
veiopng IDEAS by which young
ehiltrrn can learn easily and en-
ioyahly.
Mrs. Ems received her etuca-
nor at West Virginia state Cob
leE. AMI IN the graduate schonl
az css University % Ninnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

and brought 10
his present post
u varied expert
encs acquired mn
teacher. local
Urb an League
executive, dirsc,
or 81 legislative
I nv Etigatl0nE.
advisor 10 state
and federal n
gsncics. and Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Rneksr Also Applies
For Stufe FEpc lob

II was learned "Wednesday the
day following the FEP commits
SONS first meeting that the list
81 applicants for the position %
FEPC director had grown BY one
Clifford Rucksr present sEscu-
tive secretary % The Governors
Intsrrariai Commission has made
Application for the position
R8ckeTs present state civ1l ssr-
vice classification - information
al specialist Despite that slasssn-
cation. Ruoksr actually SERVES a.
comTlisSiOn executive secrstAry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

Sazoo Ms"sipp-As part Of s campaign Of intimidation
White Citizens Council Of YaSoo CITY Miss published the
page advertisement In local put tho
who had pctoned school d"segreEan
been pcnnlSed by employment Under this
Johty have removed their petition
plumbing contractor listed
Jobs he had underway plumbing
and notified by his
lie h planning o move IacMherr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

League and tho American com
munity In a number Of pr0feEslOn'
nj and volunteer oapaeitiea lie has
been the executive director Of the
National Urban League since 1871
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

Stcss Body Aesivufsdi
State FEP Commission
Holds First Meeting;
10 Seek Dictatorship

Ten applicants for the post of director OF the new Minnie
Fair Employment Practices Commission were revealed
Tuesday Sept 90 when the commission held ia first meeting
since II named by Gov. Orville Freeman In July.
Presiding at the meeting Eugene Anderson OF ked
Mimi former IL 4 Ambassador 90 DcnmArk William o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
Mary Joekson Ellis:
Minneapolis Teacher Authors
Textbook For Use By
Instructors Of Tiny Tots

Mary Jackson Ellis 37l4 Third Av s. Minneapolis who
nine became the first Negro school
apo for years had her first book published this
Mrs Ellis, kindergarten teacher Hale school for the
past three years. previously taught the Hawthorne
textbook for kndergarten eachers The Kndergarten
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

No,lonai LsudeS conrIngi
st. Paul Urban
League Annual Dinner
To Hear Granger

Lester Granger Of New York. Of the H. SIS most infn
leaders will deliver the principal address at the SIND an
meeting Of the 81 Paul Urban League Wednesday Sep
TENDER ~, At $50 D. in Schunemnns River Room Mr.
Granger il executive director Of the National Urban League
Nrnnpcr Ycternn kocal worker has served the Urban
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23

"u hH P"bi"ini al" pnbh S,r~ Nv III
CtrIen, Council Of Yaloo CAV. Ml1rss,ppl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Whitney & Co., Inc.
Investment Securities
Shoreham Bldg.
Executive s-oe28

IALEs ENGINEER, recent graduates
training on the Job and factory
school before becoming sales engi-
neer Full salary during training
period. Work with architects, con-
sulting engineers, and contractors
for promotion and sales Of auto
matte controls for Temperature.
humidity, air conditioning and ape
eial process equipment. Nationwide
bonus. group disqualification. life
insurance. retirement plans. Apply
stating aee. experience, aualihcA-
tons and education. Box loeb.
Star %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

Statesmen TO CALL on Government
ssaRDis' Of p gas % son,rs S.sh
Company well established with sew
eral products on Govt schedule.
Box 492-C. Star. q
sALESNIEN-S2O daily. sell luminous
door plates Write REEVES. Attic
noro. Mass. Free samples and de-
statesmen. JR., statesmen trainee.
70 oe taught the home remodeling
INDUSTRY. This coming year has pre-
9ieted VII be the most profitable
wagon. unlimited earnings Tor hard
workers. See Mr.. FRANK, All
Tiorlda ave. ne, Suite col. $40
Statesmen. exper.. house 10 house
smaH deal 26c Q week. pay SIS an
order See DON MASON 4o8 9Th
st. NV. RIM. 500. bet. 5000 30
an IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. part or fuI,
ume- Sell retail drugstores. insti.
tutlons and physicians. Tablet.
capsules, vttamtns and iniec tibies'
sdlces low: Commissions are high
age no criteria. Box 34I-C. star
statesmen. to cali on business es-
saoitshments: cheerful: age 23-S5;
81 mr. plus comm. Box 1900.
statesmen, EXPERIENCED; salary,
Lemporary. WORMEER HAT
STORE. 900 .l4th ST. NV.
saLEsMkN, white. with car. for part
time evening and Saturday work:
no soliciting; guaranteed earnings.
@ AL 70 i-13es. IL to 3 pm. ID
statesmen, white, TO cali on sstah'
hshed accounts, must have "a
ano Do able to travel Virginia
towns: salary and Commission
Room 40. IA 9th st. NV. q
sALESMEN, YOUNG, EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY, COOP SALARY
ING FIXTURE WHOiFSNIEp
SAH NECESSARY. 6o5l 18TH ST.,
SILVER SPRING. ND. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
FULL AND PART TINE

Here Is your opportunity TO earn
$4,000 per year and morei Several
sales positions open IN our Wash
tngton once. Securities experience
not necessary; hne sales executive
training course. Earn while you
learn. Progressive advertising and
sales promotion program. Excellent
you are looking for O lifetime pro-
fessional career. call Us for an ap-
pointment. Interviews ct your con-
Venience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
HELP-MEN tcons.l

OIL BURNER MECHANIC. must be
experienced. good pay. hospitali1a-
ton. Apply in person. 1126. Florida
ave ne II
OPTICIAN. must be top dispenser,
very capable In benehwoTk when
necessary; also one 1st-class optical
mech. capable OF doing top quality
GUILD WORK. JOSEPH r. HAIR
RISoN. 1909 18th st. NV. -
PAINrERS-Inside work Apply Mr.
Boteler. Paint Shop, SHOREHAM
HOTEL, $500 Calvert st. NV. --6
PAYROLL CLERK, experience neces-
sary. paving contractors once, 40
hour week; disqualification and pen
sion plan available; $40 per week.
Gail Ii. 4-2403. MR.. SoUIRES. %
PHARMACIST, Nd. license. full or
part time; top salary. GLASS
MANOR PHARMACY. 10. 7-74O0,
PHARMACIST q or q. exper. Il.
young. about 80 hrs. weekly. AL
BAN TOWERS PHARMACY, WO.
6-AAhh "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC

with 5 years or more experience, g.
SMTTH-CORONA
TYPEWRITER, INC.
l413 Park Rd. NV. e
nv AND RADIO MAN-Expert bench
or outside work. Full or part time
Excel. salary. RA. 3-2S2S. IS
Tv SERVICEMAN. outside, transp
furn.: top pay. Call 80. b-550O
Tv sERvICEMEN. outside work
transp. furn.: salary open. CERT.
UPHOLSTERERS. f5). full or par
apply. HUDSON UPHoLsTERs. a6s
Seiim I'd, 9. 8. Md. JU. 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
REAL, ESTATE FIRM

Has position avail. for man with
good background and local exper ,,
to handle commercial leasing and
sales; extensive contacts and frm
prestige with no internal compeS
tition. Applicant should be 1910
yrs old, capable OF good present
executive position with firm, See
Mr. FISHER.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 x st. NV. Realtors Elk. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
no. 2-2476

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or
woman; have desk space for one
top-notch licensed salesperson;
FULL-TIME ONLY. We maintain q
limited force In order that ALL
of our associates may enjoy ex-
cellen. earnings RORSCHACH
REALTY JF. 2-370s. IS
real opportunity in unique situa-
ton: exper. not required but help
full; full or part time. Replies
confidential, Drop brief note. Box
REAL ESTATE sALESNEN-Exper.
preferred but not nee; good
chance to work In q small Office
where you have more individual op:.
or Q on part-time basis. 8. r,
THADEN. 1901 l4th St. no. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
VARIETY STORE
SUPERVISOR

oO4 LII v A0N\4S
Immediate openings, or for 1855,
II you have recent good variety
store background. We are in
terested in you to train for super
vision OF Q group Of 10 to IL
stores In a compact territory. At:
tractive salary plus bonus based
on performance. Expenses paid and
car furnished. Must be free to
travel Inquiries held in strtctest
confidence. Write Box 347-B, Star.
VENDING machine mechanic, must
be experienced in. some type Of
coin operated machines and have
good local references. Man hired
will be sole mechanic for rapidly
expanding company and the right
person should have excellent posi-
bilities for advancement. Salary
w Hpsh' oif III siSSRO' 17xaa>. must
SIP eth st. w. No phone calls,
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN.
with q fair knowledge Of Bendix. to
work in Richmond, Va. Top salary,
good working conditions. For the
right man. Must be experienced:
Write BOX 4S3-B. Star giving all
details as to experience, age, etc.
wATCHMAKERS HELPER. looking
for future In hish-grade watch
makinGl LA 6-7b36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED: excellent salary: 44-hour
large Prescription business s ideal
working conditions; excellent chance
for Advancement: vacation with
pay after year. sick leave after
year, insurance and hospitaliza-
ton available after months en-
ployment. retirement plan avail
able for those over 80 with yrs
service. Write. or apply in person
70 Nj. Q; I. Aldrieh. PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. INC; $50 18th
g; nv; washington, D: e. Cpd
storel no. 9-i234. Ext. 354.
PHOTOGRAPHIC LAB. TECH, To
take complete charge Of lab. Call
for appt.. Ma S-S99S
PLUMBERS HELPERS-New work.
only experienced men need apply
ss cRaWAk z + go SON. '0f fsc.. ! a454
Ontario I'd. NV. 3
PLUMBERS WANTED, good jobbinU
men D. G., license. white. sober
reliable. Call Ii. 3-409S. IS
PLUMBING AND HEATING esti-
mator-salesman with following
State experience. age and salary
expected. Box BIB. Star "A
PORTER AND DELIVERY BOY
Exper.. refs. D. c. drivers licence:
full-time work. CHILLUM HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, IL Kennedy st. NV.
PORTER, must be experienced: only
sober, reliable man apply. Refer
ences required. 1880 years. Call
resident manager, No. $4,000. bet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

SALES OPPORTUNITY
For high-type junior executive who
Is stymied in present Job. Sales
BACKGROUND preferred but not es-
sential; sound training program:
starting income open: can expect O.
figure Income in future: no travel
Ing. Age 25-4O. Replies conf;
Dental. Cover fully past exper. and
education. Box 2B6-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
SALES TRAINEE7

SALESMAN, for fences. storm win
SAFETY FENCE CO. 10. $1,000.
SALESMAN, appliances; exper. pref; ;
draw. car allowance: direct leads.
sos sth st. NV. ST. $1,000. a
SALESMAN. large eastern corp.
wants young man, age 26-4O, col
lege education with business man.
agement background. for career
management opportunity. Man Sc
!ected will Be Immediately trained
ton as manager. WssSinrton area area
S Omss and satomo sieO P RiSs E sn.
ployment Service for Statesmen.
INC Suite 800, l40(, @ NV.
SALESMAN wanted for mems fur
ferred but not necessary. Excel
maker. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
800 l4th st NV. "a
SALESMAN, experienced IN auto &C.
eesSories: age Is to IS: good start
ing salary. vacation with pay, other
benefits. Apply IN person to Mr., N,
TAN AUTO a. RADIO CO.. 1905
SALESMAN--Now selling general
contractors, to sell new product In
general demand. Substantial COM
mission. Repeat orders. Reply Box
SALESMAN. heating. with some In
duStrial sales experience, for dis
trict manager OF leading industrial
space heating equipment. 500
weekly plus commission. Write stat
Ing age. experience. education. etc.
Incomplete information will receive
no consideration. Our employees
know OF this ad Box 346-B. Star.
SALESMAN-Curtiss Candy Co. de-
sires ambitious man to take over
established retail route In FAIRFAX
and Loudoun Counties. Virginia.
Guaranteed salary Plus liberal COM
mission Arrangement. Panel truck
furnished; deposit required to
cover working stock. For personal
interview. write Mr.. Ward. GO CUR
TISS CANDY CO.. 634 s. Longwo God
st Baltimore 20. Maryland.
SALESMAN. age 27-37, married.
some college. = or more years sales
exper., better-than-ay oppor-
tunity for advancement provided
man has good management po-
tentil. $4,000. The Employ
ment Service for Statesmen. MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTAHT6, INC,
Suite 600. 1900 @ NV.
SALESMAN. chemistry background,
~ -, paLa- .ozr, ,,.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
SALESMAN

Iarge cigarette manufacturer offers
permanent employment and excel
lent opportunities TO qualified, an
bilious young man. between 90 and
20. to sell tobaccoo products to
wholesalers and retailers. etc, in
Washington: 40-hour work week;
car furnished and expenses paid:
starting salary. $50 weekly; hos
pitalization, insurance. retirement,
benefits. In reply give full par
tieulars, age. previous employment.
marital status. address and teie-
phone number Box I2g-D. Star. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
PORTERS (COLORED)

PORTERS (COLORED)
We have several permanent positions
for men about IS to 40 yrs. OF
age. Vacation with pay. free in
surance and other employe benefits
Apply ELITE LAUNDRY. 2l1s 18th
PRESSMAN. experienced letterpress
matte cylinders and platens. Must
know quality-control. Steady back
ground required: no drifters Open
shop. Salary based on ability. Call
MR.. WEBSTER, Ma S-S06l: eve
nings OIL. 6-362S. %
PRESSMAN-Opening for top-grade
man on Miehle vertical press; good
salary. steady work, good working
cond. Give phone number and
when available. Box 307-B, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
HELP-MEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsMxN

To NIL complement Of active virginia
organization: two men with ability
to sell. will md this Q remunera-
tive connection. Call
Mr. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-4660
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
PRINTERS HELPER

To assist printer in local
insurance company print shop.
5-day week. 8 to 4:30. $40
per week, GOVERNMENT en-
18th and L SITS. NV. Please
apply L street entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
HELP-MEN
MAN WITH CAR

4N4k14N w i i IL SxA4b
To handle service calls on electric
appliances. No experience neces-
sary. Paid So per service; average
6-8 services q day plus "a re-
placement sales per week ut SIS
average per sale. Earnings during
training period, S65 week up Az
calls furnished: yearly contract
basis. Only those interested In
permanent position with future
need apply. 1905 Rhode Island ave.
ne. Monday 9-l2, or call DU.
7-4677, Mr.. Tyler.
openings for 2 men.
full time; also l part time; mar
ried men preferred: full time, can
average over 500 per week; fully
established routes, no cold cam
wasting; famous everyday necessi-
ties assure steady, high earnings;
no sales experience necessary, but
must be able to furnish character
references. For details, apply Full
LER BRUSH CO.. Oil National
Press Bldg, I4th and p SITS. NV,
q Sleg ghOn' Dl. 7-4477 or D as 2
MEN i3l. white. to assist manager
in outside sales work; no experi-
ence necessary; earnings above av-
erage. Apply room 410, 724 9th
MEN t75). white, to distribute soap
samples. Must be neat and clean
IS per day. Apply Z am. 400
N Y ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
RADIO AND TV
SERVICE
DIAGNOSTICIAN

Can you tell others how to repair
g set If you know the symptoms?
gram and outline test methods TO
clear UP q particular complaint
II so. here is your chance to
graduate from the ranks Of the
ordinary serviceman to Job with
real future. S-hour day, 5-day
week; profit-sharing and retirement
plan, sick leave, paid vacations,
etc. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
HELP-MEN
Printing Salesman
NrEA TY

III o. NA4V
COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE
LTTHOGRAPHY
Man needed for we'll paying position
with leader in the field. Must be
thoroughly experienced. Our sales
dept works on an incentive plan
which assures adequate earnings
II you want to establish yourself
with. a firm having large equip
your opportunity. In answering
please state age and background
All replies held confidential. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

1 SALESMAN, for fences, storm win
| dows and other home improvements
| SAFETY FENCE CO. 10. l-lO00.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
MQnY Diplomats dt
Soviet Embassy Fete

many years q fixture at these
anniversary celebrations. How
ever. one representative from
the theatrical field there was
Lionel Stander, q Hollywood
supporting actor. Also present
were several guests from New
York City.
The guests turned away
from the several bars Of yod-
ka. GIN. whisky and wine 0no
SCOTCH early to queue UP for
q sunptuous buffet. The fare
this year was excellent, in
ciuding cold meats. salads and
piroshke, q native dish. The
embassy kitchen was obviously
q busy place this year to the
pleasure Of the guests. It was
a change from the usual
catered food.
The meal was topped on with
a large cake, iced IN white. red
and gold and decorated with
the hammer and sickle Of the
Soviet Union. Mime. zaroubin
cut the cake while her husband
continued to greet the guests.
OF Things to Come
Two guests. getting a pre-
view Of life in Russia. were
Father j. A. Havriliak and
Father william A. Kreshick.
Both are members Of the Rus
sian Orthodox Church and are
leaving for a visit to Russia
the end Of this month.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Makins arrived at the
party late and were on their
way to a dinner. Sir Roger
congratulated Ambassador Za-
roubin on the occasion and
added. II am sorry that you
missed our ballet last week"
81 was absent" explained the
host.
Others there were Swedish
Ambassador Bohemian, Saudi
Arabian Ambassador Al-Khay-
yal, Syrian Ambassador Zei-
neddine, the Indonesian AM
bassador and Nine. Notowi-
digdo, the latter looking very
pretty In her native costume:
Jordan Ambassador Rifai and
the Austrian Ambassador and
Nine. Gruber.
Also there were the Ambas-
sador Of Finland and Nine.
Nykopp, the Mexican Ambas-
sador to the Organization Of
American States and Sonora
de Quintanilla, Counselor Of
the Swedish Embassy. Count
Carl L. Douglas, the South
African Ambassador and Mrs.
Holloway. and the Minister of
Peru. Carlos Donayre.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness Silvercruys were also
at the party. The latter wore
q cream colored dress trimmed
Evening star., 1955-11-08

foreign visitors representing 81
nations who are attending the
convention at the Hotel Stat
Ter.
A great many Of them trav-
elec half way around the
world to be here.
Two young Wet Namese of
ficers, MAI, Nguyen-Danh-
Oan and Capt. Dang-Van
Chieu. reported this Is the
first year their country has
been represented at an AIMS
convention.
A group Of Egyptian medical
officers. headed by Brig. Gen.
Mohamed Nassar. director Of
the Army Medical Center in
Cairo, fingered near the buffet
which offered q variety Of deli
cacies ranging from caviar
and Swedish meat balls to
petits fours.
Holding court Ii another
part Of the room was the Air
Forces first surgeon generals
See DEAN. Page b..
Evening star., 1955-11-08
By RUTH DEAN

Foreign representatives to
the Association of Military
Surgeons 62nd annual con-
vention took time out from
their grim consideration Of the
medical aspects Of Pathological
warfare. for q few hours relax
alton at q cocktail reception In
their honor last night at the
Army and Navy Club.
Their host was Mai. Gen.
Dan c. Ogle. surgeon general
of the Air Force. Receiving
with him were Mai. Gen. Jo-
seph /. Martin Of the Army
Medical Corps. president Of
the association. and Mrs. Mar
tin, and Or. Frank B. Berry.
Assistant Secretary Of Defense
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Yale Glee Club
Concert Dec. Is

The Yale Glee Club win
make its first washington APP
pearance since 1851 when the
group presents . concert here
on December 10 at Asner
Auditorium.
In preparation for the event.
Mrs. Angus Dun win be host
ess at a tea this afternoon
at the Bishops House on the
Cathedral grounds for the
general committee and the
committee for patrons and
patronesses for the concert.
The glee clubs stop In
Washington is part Of It's
regular Christmas season tour,
which will include six cities
altogether. The famed Whif-
fenpoofs win also accompany
the 62-man glee club.
The giee club has also
chosen Washington as the site
Of its annual Christmas party
on the day after the concert.
The place viii be announced
later.
The committee Of patrons
and patronesses includes Mrs.
Angus Dun, chairman: Mrs.
Dean Acheson, Mrs. Prescott
s. Bush. Mrs. Waldron Faulk-
ner, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover. jr.: Mrs. B, LAuriston
Hardin, jr.;; Mrs. James 4.
Houghteling, Mrs. David b.
KarTick, Mrs. william Stewart
Nelson and Mrs. Richard N.
Taliaferro.
Evening star., 1955-11-08

with mink and said to the
host as she went through the
line. Don't you look splendid
t0day?"
Others Present
Another Ambassador there
was Ambassador Mehta Of In
dia. and also present were Irish
Counselor and Mrs. Joseph
Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Demarest. Eucadorian
Ambassador Chriboga. French
Minister Millet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hudson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mitnick and their
daughter. Miss Barbara Nit
nick.
The guests at the party
ranged from officials to just
plain citizens costumes from
men in sweaters to men IN din
rier Jackets.