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HELp-WoMR
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. ING.
CI,ERK

N financial dept. OF international
organization. Duties involve gem
eral clerical work. ledger posting.
sential. Pleasant working condi-
p rSSs be Gf Wf Salary s sa5 e per
week to start. Call MIR. HEDRICK.
or MI. Day. Ma. S-:822. %
CLERK-sTENO,. beginner. front desk
In busy law office. No exper. nee;
excel. opportunity for young be-
ginner with industry and initiative
to work UP to position Of admin.
asst. Personality important. 5-tay
wk.; health benefits; $50 start. D1.
cLERR9.fiYplsT. interesting open.
Age Is to rs. 5-day week. Pleas
ployee benefits. Good chance for
Arrangement. Apply $40 Wood
ward Bldg. 18th and H st. NV,
CLERK TYPIST-omce experience
desirable. For general ONCE work
with one Of Washington's Oldest
and largest Ford dealers. Pleas
ant working conditions. Paid hol-
idays and vacations and other COM
sffy Gsne Morosse e Con- Mr. ara ssu lily
cLERK-TYPIsT for local Jewish
organization. Good with figures.
$50 to start. Substantial EN-.
ployee benefits. Call ME. S-6085
CLERK-TYPlsT for educational in
stitute; must be accurate, consci-
entious and enjoy tipping: salary
open; annual and sick leave. group
capitalization. For appt.. call
HO- 2-152O. s.
CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced. for
small active air conditioned cominl
office, vic. .Msyfiower. Clerical and
tipping ability required, plus some
shorthand skill. 5-day week. hos
pttalization benefits. Salary, sos
weekly to start. Phone ST. 3-1441
weekdays.
CLERK-TYPISTs, 1895 yrs. age, for
school office; varied duties; afr
cond: Office; 37ls-hr. wk.; $3.50
mo; BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIV,
100 18th ST. NV. 10
elk. -TYPIsT, real estate law once,
l4th and. x SITS. NV. 5-day Wk.;
perm. position; person able to han
die public DI. 7-65OI.
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HElp-MEN tcer,.)

ksTIMAToR = General contracted
enced chief estimator. Experienced
in all phases competitive bidding.
contract negotiations and expedit-
ing. Salary open. Write giving de-
tails Of past experience and salary
requirements. Box 2I3-S. Star;
FOOD. CONTROLLER. night, for
ige. downtown hotel. Prefer exper.;
refs, req. Hours. IL pm. to am.
Good salary: many empl. benefits
ABBY Personnel Dept. AMBASSA-
DOR HOTEL. 1920 K st. NV,
FOREMAN, water and sewer. expert
snced; Cab after pm. BR
FiGRSiiTTiuRE MEN. experienced With
tractor or tractor-trailer combina-
ton Long.term contract. coast-to-
contracts available on mileage basis
for men without furniture expert
snes. Can LA. e-s6s2. HOWARD
GRiLLMAN., experienced: air-cond.
rsstsnIaI,t; Good salary, 5-day wk
GRocEEsSY and a3@t pr oss e. mem mem e.e
perisnced only. Apply in person.
1888 Georgta ave. NV. %
HANDY MAN for part time work in
apt. house. co. $4,000.
HANDYMAN and wife to take charge
OF large rooming house. Salary
and room provided. Must be q nom
H dliREssi i ExPERr - STEADY
position: Sio0 per wk, plus com;
susIrTrLsAND HAIR DREssERs, 10,
HOTEL. restaurant, hospital, me-
Dodge at BOYD'S, cor. 18th and q
st. NV. M. S-2340. Est. 40 yrs.
JANKTOR, eolored: tor apt. house;
must be exper., courteous and re-
liable; apt. utils. and salary. Box
56-M, Star. -
JANITOR, coiored. married, reliable.
sober; must have good local refs.
and exper. with oil burners: otrs,
and salary. ST. 3-4567.
JANITOR, coiored. for se.. apart
ment building. middle-aged, mar
rted. no children: knowledge OF re-
pairs; good salary and apartment.
"a M ". 1cs osSY Co. to eos a!%
JANiTOR, coiored, for small dntn.
bldg: exper. with stoker heat: ia
miliar with maintenance work
sober. viii consider man who gets
plus apt. DIXIE HOUSING Co.
Ills 18TH st. NV. ia. s-17o2 or
JANITOR, full time. white. exper :,
must be able to make small re-
pairs: wife to serve part-time as
res, mgr. Small garden apt. project
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HELp--MEN

SALEsMA.,. laucr; aggressive. for
Term. sales career: top merchan-
dising retail firm: top sal; unlim.
oppof, Box 1855. Star. -
SALESMAN for rapidly expanding
combination Offset and letter press
print shop. MacALLEN PRINTERS
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HELP-woMEN tcens.i

ASST. TO BUSY EXEC.-ExcIusive
restaurant: REQUIRES typ, cfnee ex-
per-, dignity, refinement. Excel. SAL,
meals. Mr.. EVANS. IA. 7-9SSS,
GARMENT REPAIR
supervisor. 70 help N training and
and girls doing all types garment
repair, interesting useful work. 40
hour week. Apply GOODWILL M
DUSTRIES, 1918 New Hampshire
ave. NV. t21st and M. g to IL
m. Monday through Friday. --13
ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO pur-
chasing agent; electronics manu-
procedure; shorthand not REQUIRED;
b-day wk.; our employees know OF
this ad. Write Box 125-M, star.
giving age, experience salary de-
AUTO CASHIER BILLING CLERK,
with new-car leadership in Alex,
Va; 40-hr vk., paid vacation and
other emplcye benefits. ov, e.
.Q350, Mr.. BATTENFELD. --l0
AUTO sTEN0s age 20 70 3S; good
Torkins conditions Econd Of
open. Call for appt.. Monday,
between s am. and $3.50 pm. %
IBEAUTICIAN-Man or lady styiist,
day: hours, to 9, salary and
good commission. BRADLEY BLVD.
SHOPPING CENTER. OIL. A. 42SS.
|BEAUTICIANs, full or part time.
Also expert haircutter-stylist. take
over artists following and manage
ment. Excel. opp. 6P. 3-6262. 81
BEAUTICiAN, experienced for 1st
class beauty, salon, Good salary
anna AM sO4 TaEREsE. i4aS Conn. ave.
neighborhood shop, SALARY plus
ditions; HILLCREsT BEAUTY
fstA1Lo 3Nas6 Ssi2 Alabama ave. , &C.
BEAUTlCiAN, experienced, :. all
around: 5-day week, closed Mon
days, Lood opportunity for right
party: 1-week vacation paid yearly;
$40. guaranteed and commission.
H H2PlE in P EaRbR AhR5HRss s {55s
bureau Of Census. IS
BEAUTICiAN. male or female. to
work in lovely aforementioned sub
Urban shop. Top salary rlus COM
m TiN oEas P 1sssT surEoqnadins I.
LUM TERRACE BEAUTY SALON.
59ld Riggs road. chillum. Md. HA.
BEAUTY sGiAi OPERATOR. all-round; 8.
Arlington air-cond. shop: salary
s fad eHniRRNsssion MsSS ri 1ssal s
cense, no experience needed: per-
manent waving tinting; top
salary modern busy salon Cali RA.
$4,000 or OIL. 4-54SI. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate
opening. EMMA LEES BEAUTY
SHOP 21lS Wilson blvd, Arl,, IA.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, good d. per.
manent Wavers: top salary and
comm; steady work. 5-day week
BEAUTY CENTER. 1879 Eye St
BEAUTY OPERATORS. Marvellous z o.
portunity. for expert hair stylists
TONED, LILLIAN CRAMER, Ills
18th st. NV, co. 5-4043. %
BOOKKEEPER, complete charge Of
general ledger. accounts payable,
payroll: $50; b-day week. Call Ma.
B S1SsI1 sPi sDOi TRArNEE, general
once work. in pleasant air econdi-
toned once: top-notch training
See MRS. JUSTICE, 604 9th st. NV
IBO0KKEEPER-TYPIST, small air
conditioned office; fine Job for girl
who wants steady position, all
company benefits. CAN EN-. 3-279S.
BOOKKEEPER, light filing, cost
records for building firm. Write
Box 1915. Star. %
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. double
entry, for new-car leadership in
Alexandria Va: 40-hr, wk., paid
flts OV. 3-0350, MR.. BATTEN-
BOokkEEPING CLERK-Knowiedge
OF posting; nice neat appearance;
per week: 5-day week, $50 to 5.
BILT-WELL Co, AID. 2-22Ss. 22l4
14th ST NV --S
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Should be familiar with Bur-
roughs, but not absolutely neces-
NAn
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SALESMAN-$1,000
D. C. AREA


SELL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
MARKET UNLIMITED WITH
PROSPECTS WANTING soMEDAY.
cINcH FOR CLOSES ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR MEN EARN
UP TO $4,000 A NO. COMMITS
SION. EVEN A BEGINNER CAN
MAKE $3.50 EACH WEEK $500
PER MO. GUARANTEE TO START.
PHONE RE. 7-osl3 FOR Apt.
FOR INTERVIEW OR WRITE
DISTRICT MGR. w. W. HANNA.
9a7 18th ST. NV. ROOM 700.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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statesmen
SALARY

SALARY --- $500
National concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars; married. 20 to as yrs. OF
age; $500 per mo. salary plus
drawing account. This Is . salary
bonus position Cali In person, 10
am. TO . pm. Mon, Tues. Wed.
ewes, by appointment. 1891 l4tk
st. NV, ask for Mr., p. L. GER
MAIN, 10
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SALESMAN

Kitchen cabinets sales engineer with
experience in custom kitchens
Our cabinets recognized as the finest
Call KITCHENS. INC, WO. 6-2206
for appointment, III
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IS to 40 to take over exclusive ter
ritory for our company. Must be a
person of integrity. ambition with
q strong desire to earn real money.
No experience necessary Is we give
complete training. just give name.
address and phone number and you
will be contacted for interview.
Box ll0-M. Star. IS
YOUNG MAN to learn mems wear
Permanent THE QUALITY SHOP,
3028 Wilson blvd. Arl. -
YOUNG MAN. white; inside sales
and stock. steady advancement: 81
Day week: Brookiand area. Ga.
YOUNG MAN for contractors once
to train for estimating and draft
ing Perm, Good future. Air-cond.
ONCE 5-day wk Paul Fl. Norair
Co. Inc. 1921 Adams place. ne.
YouNG MEN. free to travel. no exp.
need, transp. furn.. can earn $50
per wk. to start. Sec Mr.. PETERS,
rm. 400 1405 G st. NV. IS
YOUNG MAN
Trainee for wholesale plumbing and
heating jobber. Permanent oppor-
tunity for alert, ambitious, clean
cut person between 81 and 80. s.
day week, attractive salary and
working conditions. LENZ PLUMB
ING SUPPLY CORP. Call AP. z
AI9T Mr. paahiaE
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Government Employees
Insurance Company
i4th and L SITS NV.
Please Apply at L st Entrance

DOCTOR 3 ASSISTANT. some lab.
age, experience and salary expected
Box 272-S. Star. IS
DISTRICT MANAGER - Experience
in direct sales or direct sales man
agement preferred Interested only
in woman In habit OF earning
$4,000 or more annually, Must be
able to learn to hire. train and
m naaIaSs in Unlimited advancement IL, II
for woman selected. For app't for
personal interview, Box 4S0-S, Star.
giving address. phone number and
past experience. --S
DRUG CLERK-Must know cosnet.
les, full time. good pay. paid Eaca.
ton. group disqualification. other
benefits. Apply in person. WHEAT
ON PHARMACY. l140I Ga. ave
ASSISTANT - Young
woman of literary ability for POSI-
tion in headquarters national assn.
College educ. and proofreading ex-
essential. Opportunity for advance
ment. Excellent working conditions;
air cond.. 37ia-hr. wk.. "A days
an. w.. hosp. FMS. Reply fully. stat
ing expert. and salary expected.
ELEvAToR OPERATOR. eoiored
must be 5 It. 5 in, or over; not
t a1ssF 1ha Rpply Al AN asfs 5ad H e.
oPE Il. fiH young u1 p WON.
an. colored. exper.. for exclus. spe-
cialty shop. Refs. req, Apply Tues,
morning, 8 to 900. KAPLOWITZ,
on 18th st. between E and r.
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TV OUTSIDE MAN
Transportation furnished.
Montgomery County area,
Excellent pay. JU. 5-1131.

~ REPAIR MAN, outside calls; car
furnished. DoWD's Tv. 441s
Tv sERyICEMEN. inside and out
side mechanics salary dspendinR
UPON ability. WA 7-le02. Mr.
Tv sERvICEMAN. must have D. c.
Ss ason. BEN nMo Ss1y fRPy sE sss
24l4 14th st. NV" NO. 7-3lll.
Tv sERvIcEMEN. outside: top
notch. high quality; used to earn
ing good money. Must be conscien-
tious. honest and familiar with
customer relationship. This Is not
a seasonal Job Offer, no night
work. Come TO vIDEO ENGINEER
ING 60, INC, 925 Emerson st.
WAITER, white. top position, cocx-
tail lounge young. experienced.
best references required, For inter
view, apply 2003 Eye street NV,
w Slsd5II.TIoN R E 8 TAuRAS
WASHING MACHINE MECH, white
only: sttrac. offer for qualified
factory distributors for Bendix
capi i 1n Ct. SAD AD' 4-s7nsa' A'oo VS. 81
MACHINE MECHANIC.
Opening for man exper. in automatic
washer repairs. Must have car ;.
Cali LA. $4,000 for further info.
BOYS. VETS, 1928: travel 80
States. draw acct. 70 start: avg.
s,.sd W g. e i EMP flni ga Nj 7a aAI
NV. 18th f!oorl. IL anil pm.
BOYS. 10 or II; can earn Sl.25 an
hr Neat, white. refined. See Mr..
Champagne. 1915 Que st. NV. 4
pm, Tues. or Wed. No phi. calls,
MAN, to install aluminium storm
sponSible: salary open. OIL. 4-060l
after e 40 nm &
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HELP-MEN
MAN WITH CAR

MAN, no experience necessary, for
consumer finance once. See Mr..
Jones. ALLIED FINANCE CORP :.
6125 Ga, ave. Silver Spring. p
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statesmen

For Furnishings Department In fine
speciality store selling nationally
advertised branded quality mer-
chandise. excellent opportunity for
high earnings, and advancement.
experience selling in local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
purchases. excellent working condi-
Young Mems shop. 1919 r street
n a
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statesmen

One of the Oldest and Iarg-
est landscape nursery prod
ucts companies operating
nationally. will employ men
in this area to call on our
established customers and
S spsBi EasE Accepts ISs1sass.N No
as We have the finest train
ing program in the indus
try. Income is substantial
and immediate: national
average Tor all men Is in
excess OF $4,000. Above
average men earn consider
ably more and have op-
porsHnity f9s rianaSeTert
rleasant, dignihed. SEMI
professional selling and Of
fers q lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year and there are no sea
sons as We contract aIl .s six
F mGsfn 8 s.sictls ss ssaI ihs and
we are not interested in
ers; Applicants should be
e aafI ana s Sns e -; eass IN 4
p public. For persona nal inter-
PRfcKETT' District Man
sger, at the Woodner, HU.
3-63T3 from 8 a N. to Z pm.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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COUNTER WOMEN
DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS

With at least q months ex-
perience in dictaphone or
similar transcription. Inter-
esting work In convenient
location: excellent working
conditions. steadily expand
ing organization; 5-day week.
8 to 4.30.
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION
3a35 Rhode Island Ave.
Mt Rainier Md.
uH. 4-5740
SOMETHING
STUNNINGLY GOOD

STUNNINGLY GOOD
FOR RECOGNIZED DIRECT SALES
MEN WHO HAVE PROVEN THEM
SELVES ON A GUARANTEED
COMMISSION BASIS WITH CLASS
A COMPANIES AND WOULD LIKE
THE CHALLENGE OF THE
ZENITH AS TO TOP ADVANCE
MENT AND SECURED FUTURE
IN OUR QUITE NoN-coMPETI-
TIVE FIELD. CALL Mr.. sPROUsE,
ADM DIRECTOR, TO ARRANGE
ABsoLuTELY CONFIDENTIAL IN
TERvIEW WITH REGIONAL d.
RECTOR OF y STATES. ALLOW
DIRECTOR scHEpuLED. DuRINd
RESUME LEFT Win OR MAILED II 5
TO Us WILL BE REVIEWED.
MAKE CONTACT IMMEDIATELY
AS TOP MEN DESIRING CHANG
WILL BE HANDLED IN ORDER
OF APPLICATION. ST. 3-I4O5- 06
OR ST. $4,000. COZ N. Y. AVE.
N Nv g
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HELP WOkAEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

Experienced or Inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern.
Manual and machine work; no typ
ing; 5-day week: hours, 9-5; reg
ular pay increases; sickness and
retirement benefits; ages 1890.
Call MA. 10000, Ext. 2S6 for
Appointment -
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PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT

College graduate in early
3Os with theory and prac-
teal experience in personnel
administration. Technical
areas should include Job eyal-
uatiou, salary administration.
testing. training. etc. Excel
lent opportunity in expand.
ing ORGANIZATION. Married
man preferred,
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PHARM "a fun ~ q , I paEt-tsi tins
Belmont I'd. NV, DE. 2-2674. p
full time and part
time excel. positions and salary.
III I-Q11t ~
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Young Men Seeking

a career III insurance
II you are between the ages Of 22-3O
and willing to train for q position
Of responsibility. o large property
and casualty insurance company
can offer you q comprehensive long
term training program leading to
the position Of special agent. Must
be mature with ability and desire
to study. On-the-job informal
training plus correspondence courses
are given at company expense.
State age, education, working ex-
perience In reply. Box 246-S. Star.
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HELp--MEN

F siEyRS saA aqs s a. isas s2o
Sab Ga. Ave. JU. 0-444o
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HEKSUNNEL MEN t41,
good pay, disqualification and paid
vacation. LII. l-9263 bet. 5-7 pm.
PART TIME-FULL TINE
Field family owned enter
prise has openings for a few men
who need S86-$SS weekly part
time. Age $3.50. Must have high
school education and be prepared
to start Immediately if selected.
For app't for interview call UN.
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ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE
CLERKS

Young women. 1885 yrs. OF age,
who have q pleasant telephone
manner. can spell well and type
accurately. Pleasant work. dealing
with our advertising customers: o.
increases, excellent fringe benefits
Apply Personnel, Room B05.. Open
weekdays, S;30-5 and Sat, 9-12
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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IIA11C41V 4144kf1AOyS
Insurance Co.
(Not o Government Agency
l4th AND L SITS. NV.
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ents echoed his words. Miss
Robinette called the scholar
ship fund "a credit to you and
a credit to the spirit of Amer
lea"
A feature of the evening,
along with divisional reports
on membership, welfare work
and restoration projects, was
a doll fashion show.
The 14-inch doll, contrib
uted by the West Virginia
Juniors, was displayed wit =
completely different outfit Tor
every day of the week. 1t win
go on show today at the Jun
ior bazaar in the corridors of
Constitution Hall and at the
end of the week will be given
as the prize in lottery. all
proceeds of which will go into
the Helen Pouch Scholarship
Fund.
Tomorrow, the Juniors will
hold a formidable discussion
at 8:l5 am. in the Red Cross
Building at Seventeenth and
D streets NV. Juniors and
those interested in Junior
membership have been invited
to take part in the question
and-anSWer session.
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B'nai Birth
Opens

The B'nai Birth Women's
Supreme Council began a
four day business meeting to-
day after its opening banquet
last night at the Shoreham
Hotel, honoring women IN
Congress.
Among those who accepted
the councils banquet invita-
ton were Representative Vera
Buchanan of Pennsylvania,
Represe n tative Marguerite
Stitt Church Of Illinois. Repre-
sentative Edith Green of Ore
gon. Representative Elizabeth
Kee Of West Virginia, Repre-
sentative Edith Nourse Rogers
of Massachusetts,, Representa-
tive Leonor K. Sullivan of
Missouri, Representative Ruth
Thompson of Michigan, Rep
resentative Oracle Pfost of
Idaho, and Mrs. Joseph r.
Harrington, Delegate from
Hawaii.
Also honored was Mrs.
Joseph P. Robinson, national
director Of women's activities
for the United States Treas
ury, who presented the B'nai
Birth Council with a citation
for its work on behalf OF
Savings Bonds sales.
Judge Lenore D. Underwood,
first president of the B'nai
Birth Women's Supreme
Council, delivered the prin-
cipal banquet address. Her
topic was the theme of the
convention. THE Growing In
fluence of Women in a Democ-
racy." She was introduced by
Mrs. Albert A. Woldman of
Cleveland, Ohio, president of
the Supreme Council. who will
preside at all the business
sessions.
A convention sidelight was
the luncheon today at which
Representative Church was to
be hostess to members of the
Illinois delegation to the
meeting.
A total of $50 delegates is
expected for the conclave.
The convention business ses-
sions opened this morning with
an address by Mrs. Woldman.
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OAR Young Leaders
Hold Annual Banquet

The young leadership of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution last night held their
annual banquet at the May
flower Hotel.
More than 100 members of
the Junior Membership Com
mittee, open to OARS between
the ages of Is and IS. heard
their national chairman, Miss
Louise j. Gruber of Drexel Hill.
Pa, report a record national
total of 9,641 members, l,755
of them added since last year.
Mrs. Gruber, whose report
will not be delivered to the
Continental Congress until
Wednesday, also revealed that
$4,000 was contributed during
the year to the Juniors princi-
pal project, the Helen Pouch
Scholarship Fund.
The Juniors, dressed for the
most part in three-quarter-
length or coctail gowns, sat at
candle-lit tables decorated
with paper replicas of the Phil
adelphia Liberty Bell.
They were greeted by Miss
Gertrude S. Carraway. OAR
president general; Miss Mary
Alice kimberley of 2227 Twen-
tieth street NV, vice chair
man of the Eastern Division of
Juniors; Mrs. Peter H. Black
well, jr., of 615 Ray drive, Sill
yer Spring. District State
chairman and general dinner
chairman; Laurence A. Stith,
jr., general national president
of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and Mrs. Will
liam H. Pouch, OAR honorary
president general and founder
of the scholarship fund.
Special Guests
Special guests were DR..
Robert l.. Kincaid, president
of Lincoln Memorial Univer-
sity at Harrogate, Tenn, and
two of the nine students who
are attending the college on
scholarships provided by the
Junior OARS, Shirley Robinette
of Pound. Va, and jeanne
Jacox of Grant. Ala. jeanne
is also a graduate of the Kate
Duncan Smith School, one of
two elementary and high
schools maintained by the
OAR.
DR.. Kincaid told the Juniors
that their support of student
scholarships to his college is
IAN investment that will yield
greater returns than anything
else you could do" BY making
it possible for young people.
most of them from mountain
communities, to attend college.
he said, the OAR is contribut-
ing invaluably to social i'm
provement.
The two scholarship stud
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CARBegin
MeetingOn
Saturday

The National Society, Chill
dren of the American Revo-
luton, will open their annual
two-day convention at $3.50
am. Saturday at the May
flower Hotel.
AS is customary, junior Of
f1cerS will conduct the Ses-
sions. Laurence Stith of New
Bern, N. c., is the junior
president.
The senior national presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig of Washington, and other
senior officers will be on hand
to lend assistance If the need
arises.
Miss Margaret L. Lothrop,
daughter Of Mrs. Daniel 10th
rop, first president and
founder of the CAR, will come
from her home in Massachu-
sets to address the delegates.
Business will include the elec-
ton Of both junior and SEN
Tor officers.
On Sunday the children will
make their annual tour of his
toric shrines in nearby vir-
ginia. After placing a wreath
on the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier in Arlington Cemetery,
they will visit the grave Of the
unknown Revolutionary soldier
in the churchyard Of the Old
Presbyterian Meeting House in
Alexandria to hold memorial
services for members who have
0ed during the nast year
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Winchester-Clorke Tour

The annual Historic Garden
Week Tour of the Winchester
Clarke area will be held on
May IA this year because of a
conflict of Historic Garden
Week in Virginia and the
Apple Blossom Festival in
Winchester.
Six homes will be open in
Winchester and six in nearby
Clarke County. The homes
will be open from 10 am. to
pm.
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