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fHOs. ]. OWEN q SON. Auctioneeri
iii z st. NV.

T sTosY s sN6 q bAs ssaasf f wv
.k kKlSkN AS pY skEMIsEs Nu RIHHf
531 TENTH STREET, SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 96l4
Folio 435 ct sea-, of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the understand
trustees will sell: at public aYst dS
DAY THE TWENTY-sIxTH DAY
OF MARCH, AID. 1856. AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia
and designated as and being Lo
80 in Jarvis subdivision of lot.
in Square $40. as per plat re.
corded In the once Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia ii
Libsr "a at folio 20.
Terms: Sold subject to priol
building sssocistions d esd of tFu rus
ther particulars of which will bt
announced at time of sale: tn,
purchase price above said trus
70 be paid in cash. A deposit o
$4,000 required. ConVeyancing
recording. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as of date O
sale, Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de
post forfeited and the propert!
may be advertised and resold O.
the discretion Of the trustees.
CHARLES E. MITCHELL.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
mhl4.17,20,22,24 Trustees.
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THE ABOVE SALE has been post.
poned until TUESDAY: THI
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH
AID. 1885. AT THE SANE PLACE
~ ORDERS OF THE TRUSTEES
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ENGINEER PHYSICIST

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
General engineer physi-
Icist with thorough back
ground in electrical theory
and applied mathematics
and having a working IA
miliarity with electrome-
chanical and electroacousti-
cal phenomena, including
telectrostriction and magnet
ostriction. A knowledge OF
Ielectronic measurement and
circuit design, would be de-
'sirable.
All inquiries held in strict
confidence. Send a complete
resume including desired
salary to Box 23-L, Star.
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AUTO SALESMAN. for used ca
Se cSl q Inn! ''d sas.: sus Ds Sss S Ss
transp. furn.. prefer exper. but wi
train person who viii work ant
follow instructions. Apply In persol
TO Mr.. Posner.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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avn HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS W. HUNT.

THE SHERIFF OF FAIRFAX
COUNTY, va, on the 21st day Of
March, 1856, at IL AM. at 1881
Richmond Highway, Alexandria.
Va. is selling at public auction the
automobile and property. herein
after listed to satisfy q judgment
IN the Circuit Court of Fairfax.
Va. In the case Of May Hardware
Company VS.. Preston E. hawthorne.
TIA Town and Country Hardware:
] 1854 Mercury sedan, National
cash register l set OF Toledo
safe. JLCo key machine. l steel
cabinet = bryant hot-yater
l iron stove, . Cooke sanding ma
chimes. | Westinshouse cooler. 4
rolls fence wire, 4 Briggs -Stretton
lawn mowers. / Evert electric mo-
tor and tank, 8 rolls tar roofing
paper, / Emerson electric fan, j
Eskimo window fan. all-alum-
mum combination storm and screen
doors. l wooden storm door,
screens and : glass Inserts, IS
plows. 30 lanterns, 10 gal. all
sluminum roof coating, 1 electric
heaters. No. 700, | set Of Toledo
scales, z bags plant food Q00-lb.
bagsl, z kegs No. s penny nails.
ss gal tu l1,sI Inc: no roi e %1s
GAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. $40
Eighteenth St. NV. washington
b, D. C. mhle
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TELEVIsION SERvICEMAN; outside;
car necessary good pay. JU, =
TENOR for washington church
choir: salary. Call DE. 2-741S:
~ SERVicEMAN. outside. exper.:
permanent lob, good pay, regular
hours. paid vacation: other bene-
fits. HU, 3-444S. -23
UPHOLSTERER. fun time in nearby
Va, must be experienced. Refer
ences REQUIRED. Call Elmwood g.
WAITER WAITER a1-a5, white: must b.
exper. Apply CUSTIS RESTAU-
RANT, 1897 M st. NV.
SINGLE, retired white, man: reli-
able. capable and sober; to run
small fruit and candy store, Room.
| kitchen and S35 per week. Box
pAR sTE sisf' EVENING EMPLOY
MENT: neat appearance: close con-
tact with the public. Apply at
| 10145 Colesville I'd, Four Corners.
Md, bet II noon and 10 pm, No
MAN pnSn AS SSA WIFE, white. no children:
to work in and around dog KEN
mel. living quarters and $3.50 per
mo. ELPAW KENNELS. 5136 Duke
ST., Alex. Va. TIE. 6-2430. lis
MAN, vegetable. experience with
roadside market preferred. apply
1914 Fort Myer dr., N. Arlington.
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HeLp-MRN

REAL Estate SALESMAN: PETER
tionaI men on fui-tine basis 70
cover Up coming projects and
general brokerase. call UN. 1855
REAL EsrsTAk SALESMAN. par,
time. experienced apply in Terson
Monday. 8 tn 9. MUsHINsKY,
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TALLEY r. HOLMES.
HENRY s. PENN.
mh13,15.l7 2022 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auctioneers
I'LL e st. NV.

iii Z 6t- NV
i sTosY AM AND o. ENGLISH saisH BASE
MENT ROW BRICK DWELLING
LAND AVENUE. NE. =
BY virtue of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, in Liber. No. 904 /;
Folio 1870. ct seq, OIL, the land
RECORDS Of the District OF Colum Ola,
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees Will sell, at public auction,
DAY, THE TWENTY4SIxTH DAY
OF MARCH, AID. 1856. AT TWO
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM; the fol-
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia.
and designated as and being Lot
iiam MiIle asseI Subdivision q Lot
numbered Twenty t2O) in Square
numbered Ten Hundred and Five
t1005, as per plat recorded IN
the Office of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber ~
Terms Of Of sale 10 All All e Cash Iann,r. 4
sep1st e O. $4,000 sss T Se ts' made
as OF date Of sale Ali conveyance
at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within 80
days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and
cost of oefaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, ID. c.
ROGER W. EISINGER, Sr.
Surviving Trustee.
mh15.17.20.22,24
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JOB FOREMAN

RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
Open for a man capable OF EN-
finisn. Call OIL. 2-4741 for appt
After Z and week ends call OIL. 2
KEN FREEMAN CORPORATION
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ENGRAyER, mechanical, experienced
with Pantograph-type machine de-
Sirahle, or Will train reliable man;
high school graduate with good
basic math knowledge. READ PLAS-
F TISs' H HELPER PrISli white, SINGLE ls OF
married: must handle machinery;
no milking; quarters. Mr.. Herndon
Va. Call ia $3.50. -17
FENCE EREcToRs. experienced. Cal
Mr.. Ma ,Ntio Mee ssNc;r II "a a-2s4I
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR
experienced on Baum folders. Appll
Eli 1hiS MaEylans s. ays az .x1sr
enced only; full time. for suburban
store; top pay. Apply in person
VIRGA 4 Co. 7i26 wisconsin
DESiEsRR..CSSHfAUFFFEUR for small
estate; must be experienced In gar
dening. Apply Suite 100. Invest
ment Bldg, 18th and K sts. NV.
c lS I'm to sToG p;n' CLERK. @ experi.
chain: must come we'll recommended
and qualify as assistant MANAGER
JUMBO FOoD STORES. Call LII
l-94U0 or apply 5439 Benning I'd
ne. ID
HARDWARE SALESMAN-Age 80 tC
As; experience preferred vireinis
resident only. Call GEORGE
BROWN, at ia. 4-1266. liz
HARDWARE SALESMAN. experienced
only: excellent working conditions
Better than average pay. No phone
calls please. MURRAY HARDWARE
CO, 5000 New Hampshire ave,
Langley Park. Md. is
PERSON, suburban furniture store;
full time: top pay. Apply in person.
VIRGA a. CO., 1925 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, Md. u
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ENGINEER

9Th class, colored. downtown elevator
apartment building. Air-Condition-
| ing and oil burner experience. sober
man with references only, excellent
salary and quarters. Cal MRS.
STAUB. RE. 7-0461. is
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Real Estate Salesman

We have the desk in our once for
a lull-time man who needs to earn
$4,000 annually. Full ONCE CO.
operation. Our own loan department
to help on financing. Plenty OF adj
vertisins, and liberal commission
arrangement. Call Richard WAGNER.
ARFAX REALTY. JE. $4,000.
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raOs. >. PTES : soy A's'i'sssF'

fHO1. j. OWEN . son, AuftloneeFa
1I1I Z %. NV.
Trustsss' sale Of Valuable TWO
BEING KNOWN As PREMISES 234
By virtue OF Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber l0l72. Folio
No. ] et seq. OF the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, and al
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
sell. at public auction within the Of
nee Of ThoS. J. Owen d Son. Suite
sol. Perpetual Building, I'LL E
S fIEfss ET On DAY EFI "a March FaH
oo'ccEotks' PM. rw the foIioWina.
described land and premises. sit
uats in the District Of Columbia.
and designated as and being Lot
lis in WASHINGTON Real Estate Co.
subdivision Of Square 1918 as per
plat recorded in Liber IS at folio
81 In the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia.
Terms. Sold subject to rrior
building sssoiciaitonl deed Of trust
for approximately $4,000, further
particulars of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale, the pur-
chase price. above said trust 70 be
paid in cash. A deposit OF S500.uO
required. Conveyancine, recording.
etc.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date Of sale,
Terms TO be complied with within
80 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
vertised and resold at the discre-
ftan NJ the frirStea<
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TRIANGLE (FoRD)

julU n. !. AVE. NE
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
must be experienced and have
local references. Apply MILLSI0N
ESQ SERVICE CENTER, 1881
Arlington blvd, Falls Church We.
SHIPPING CLERK who knows the
city and experienced in the whole
sale electrical supplies. Box SOL.
Star. is
SHOE statesmen - Experienced.
Steady position. Also part-time and
Saturday extras. Apply manager,
1929 Good Hope I'd. Sc --21
SHOE SALESMAN. family shoe stors.
exper.: steady job: top salary. 3156
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-2Q04.
SIGN PAINTERS. downtown studio
requires one lst-class show card
write TftsT p snd Gaf f Soa 5t s gsa
SILK SP0TTER, for synthetic plant.
State age, experience; salary desired
and availability. Box 460-R. Star.
sPEEDOUMAT OPERATOR. in d.
H Tset mail sdx xa,t frm in va.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, capable
of doing his own designs and draft
ing. Must be registered. Immediate
opening. XII. 9-0447 between Q am.
and ) pm, lis
SUPERVISOR for warehouse. expert
ence necessary: for young. pro-
gressive, wholesale distributing arm.
Salary open; opportunity for ad-
vancement; paid vacation; excel
lent working conditions. This is .
real opportunity tor the right man.
interviews by sppt. only, Call ST.
3-2473. Monday. March 10. is
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Real ESTATE SaleSmen

WE WILL TRAIN SEVERAL
Mon, March 10 at IL Am. Full or
part time. II you are ambitious. have
q car and can devote enough time
you will be selected For interview
call Mr.. Fortin, 10. $500. cox &
CO, INC, AL Southern ave. Coral
minaD. 10. S-5s37. 10. S-6637.
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MANAGER
TRAINEE

expanding financial institution
young men. between ages 20 and
80; car required.
See MR.. LONG. between Q am.
and s pm, Room COL. 1900 K
st. NV -22
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statesmen
High Dollar Handlev

The most aggressive Ford dealer in
sales stan to take care Of the de-
mRnd for sd Fords and trucks. This
is great opportunity for men be-
tween 20 and IS to learn the biggest
money-making profession in the
world. selling Ford products. Earn
while you learn. You are taught by
Handley's famous pay plan. Demon
strator furnished. vacation with pay,
disqualification. finest working condi-
tions Enroll between 10 and IL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-17

ALCOHOL YOUR PRoBLEM7
Let Us Help You
Confidential co. b-4s6A
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JANITOR

colored: must be exper.,
sober and reliable. None
other need apply. Apt. and
salary. Reply Box 190-R.
Star.
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KITCHEN CABINET

LA MAN
For takeoff and design: expert
ence preferred: excellent opportu-
nifty FOR man seeking career with
young expanding company. SNIP
SON LUMBER CO.. S214 Piney
Brarch I'd. JU. 5-4646. lis
LAWYER who has recently passed
the Virginia bar or an advanced
law student interested In becoming
associated with Law once In Ar
lington. ia. 5-8511 or ia. 2-S662.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. 1st-class
man. PIONEER PRESS, 690S 4th
L Il Or s al siaSse' exper. Only
local refs. read. MODERN SUPER
LIQUORS, 1901 9th st. NV.
MACHINlST, model maker. metal
and plastics. Must be capable and
respected mechanic. references re-
quired. full time or part time. SAL
AIRY open .1E 2-I5aS lis
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JANITOR, white. for earden-type
apartment: salary and quarters.
Apply 1901 Abingdon DR.. Alex. QV.
.l-2404 lis
JANITOR, maintenance man; NV.
air-eond bldg. Honest. reliable: good
salary Plus apt. Do. 7-22S2. --l9
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PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST, OF COL; DIR
BLDGS. T. GROUNDS. Mch. II
1856. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be reed in RIM. 404. 400 Pa. Ave.
NV. Wash. /. D. C.. until 2 Pm.
publicly opened and read for Re-
placement of Existing Boiler House
Equipment at D. c., Reformatory
Lorton, Va. Proposal forms. plans
and specns. obtainable from Super
visor. Contr. g. Bond Section. Pro.
curement ONCE, D. c., RIM. 400
400 Penn, Ave. NV. tTel. MA
$4,000. Ext. 237Sp.
mh12,13,14.l5.16.17
G Z, ps OF F,P PIs SEos Of So H., DIE
1856. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be rec. in RIM. 404, 400. Pa. Ave
NV, Wash. /. b. c., until Q PM.
EST. Mch. 80, 1856, and then pub
licly opened and read for furnish
and install. Linoleum Flooring il
Bird Floor Once Space in D. c. Cen
trail Garage IFord BfdgD. .Occupte!
by Div. Of Highway Planning Dept
OF Highways. 4th st. and JOIN
Marshall Pl NV, wash. p. 6
obtainahle from Supervisor. Contr
g. Bond Section. Procurement OF
fee, D. c.. RIM. 4O6, 400 Penna
Ave. NV. CTel. MA. $4,000. Ext
1878. mills. 16,17. 19,20.21.
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MESSENGERS

1923 EYE ST. NV. lis
PAINT SALESMAN for inside. exper.
preferred. See Mr.. Green. HUGH
REILLY Co. 1884 New York ave.
|PasRisKING LoT ATTENDANTS, ex-
perienced; full-time work. Call ME.
q S,3SSa aftsr ] p-m i;.. .,od ls q,
PHARMAcY, 3o39 MAYOR I'd. Sc.
PHARMACIST, for large downtown
drugstore: good steady position for
competent man: no ewes. or Sun,
work: Sl4G per wk. to start; excel
%ee bos 4 Efler ssf All Ieq rspe
strictly CONFIDENTIAL IF
PHARMACIST, registered; D. c.;
good hours and pay: air-cond.
store. Box lO0-R, Star. --22
PHARMACIST. Md. license: for Ice
suburban prescription store, tor
salary for competent man with op;
p Pspea ssric TT
r fsyr6i staPi proof passer. with
car. Apply s2s5 Georgia ave. sil-
PORTER; for receiving room; white;
over 81; apply g am. to 3 pm;
time keepers Omees, SnOnEnhM
HOTEL, $500 Calvert st. NV: Nc
phone calls accepted. -ls
PORTER AND DISHWASHER, part
time; nightwork: must have D. G
permit. Apply in person only. 1901
Rhode Island ave ne. -19
PRODUCE MAN, for supermarket;
good pay; experience necessary
Apply FEDERAL SUPER MARKET
2430 Pennsylvania ave. NV. -
lpRnnVTrE MAN snher reliable to
work in supermarket. Good hours,
good pay. Apply in person. BUCK;
INGHAM SUPER MARKET. 1920
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HELP-MEN
insurance Salesn1en

To sell all forms of IRE and CASUALTY
insurance IN Va. Must have stat
Of Va. license. or qualify 10 Obtain
one. Must be an energetic younl
man with good personality, between
a5-35 years Of age Wonderful Cd.
portunity. In one Of the fastesi
Northern Va. area. Must have owI
car. Minimum earnings, $1,000
annually. Write full details Of jol
qualifications. personal Qualification
and business and personal references
Give name. address and phone no
for interview. Write Box 410-L, star
ga
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High Dollar Handley
80 YEARS A FORD DEALER
1923 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

Statesmen. used cars. DO YOU
WANT TO MAKE A CONNECTION
with an organization where your
income is limited only by the time
and effort you devote. We will help
you every way possible. all you
need Is ambition. See Jerry jenkins
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MAN and wife to
manage garden-type apartment.
Live in. See Mr.. MYERS, 5032
3Sth ave-, Hyattsville, Nd. Tues
day. March 20, to IL. lis
MECHANIC: definite
knowledge plumb, cleo, carpentry;
sober, with car: perm. lob with
future. Hillcrest Heights. Md, 10.
S-5I40, liz
MANAGERS and assistant managers.
for Washington. Va. and Md. stores.
Good starting pay, disqualification,
insurance policy, vacation with pay,
fast advancement:s. Experienced
only. Sc, pahn, q am. to 10
am. PEN AUTO STORES,
140S Gnnt .,r rd Sc Ia
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CoNsTRUcTIoN

CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT
For large group CT houses. mus
know regulations. Give references
Box 350-R, Star. ID
COUNTERMAN to work at service
counter in electrical appliance serv.
ice station: mechanically inclined
person with ability to serve the
public preferred. C. A. LEPPERT.
COUNTERMXN-Experienced, in the
wholesale electrical supplies. Box
55-L, Star. is
COUNTERMAN for nightwork. We
are looking for q top-grade man:
must be reliable and fast. THE
SHANTY I'LL Good Hone I'd sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-17

Good opportunity for willing
worker; $50 per week while train
ing See Mr.. TAYLOR after 10 am.
mo phone calls1
Bergmann'S Laundry
Roa n o. NJ " "a
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REAL ESTATE SALES

Aggressive, dependable, established
firm in Silver Spring. JU. .9-055t
or DI. 7-01S9 day or evening.
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
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ROUTEMAN

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Ex-
perienced IN service and installa-
ton; year-round work Call IA.
&-17h& 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Bring the family Peoples Get Acquainted Party today See
the unusual Double SServce Drug receive Free
gifts for the entire family
See the departments the wide oes
oreos lover $50 feet and the Iorge es
each level Of this Double Decker Triple.
Decker bargains that Peoples offer There's nothing like
Virginia!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

FREE Thousands Samples Visiting New Store Today
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WOMEN TOLD
Soviet Aid Competition
Is Terribly Serious

credit than the lass who has
lead a good life"
Both speakers stressed the
Importance Of not making lex
aggerated claims" about what
the Point Four technical as
sistance) program can do.
But it is equally important
that we be aware Of what
good the program is accom-
plishing," Miss Reid said.
Just back from a four
month tour of the Middle East
and Africa, Miss Reid listed
these accomplishments:
Bilharzia, a dreadful" de-
bilitating disease in Egypt has
been completely wiped out by
the determination of the Snails
in the water system which
spread it.
The food output in India has
increased by five million tons a
year.
Disease has dropped sharply
in Iran. The latter. she said, is
symbolized by the story of the
Iranian village undertaken who
demanded to be put on a salary
since the death rate had
dropped SO drastically.
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DR.. Franzi
|HOnOred
AT Party

Count and Countess Sergio
Sera entertained last night in
honor of the Second Secretary
of the italian Embassy. DR..
Mario Franzi.
DR.. Franzi is returning to
Rome where he will be at
tached to the Office Of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Many members of the en-
bassy staff were at the party
in the Sergas' home on Decatur
street. The interior of the house
is of Italian design and was
decorated with varied colored
spring flowers.
Among the guests were the
Apostolic Delegate. Archbishop
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani,
Senator and Mrs. John Spark
man, Senator and Mrs. Lister
Hill, the Italian Press Attache
and Signora Paresce, the Naval
Attache and Signora Zamboni,
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Wright,
Mrs. Hollis lines and the Gu
ban Ambassador.
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WOMEN TOLD
, BY ISABELLE SHELTON


The new Soviet competition
with this country in the field
of economic aid is terribly
serious" and neither the adj
ministration nor the Demo-
Gratis are moving creatively to
meet it, Miss Dorothy Fosdick
said yesterday.
A member of the high-level
policy planning staff of the
State Department when the
Democrats controlled the
White House, Miss Fosdick
participated yesterday in a
panel discussion on Foreign
Aid at a luncheon at the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club.
Miss Helen Dwight Reid,
Assistant Chief of the Europe,
Near East and Africa branch
of the international Coopera-
ton Administration, was the
other speaker, and former
Congressional Emily Taft
Douglas, the wife of Senator
Paul Douglas Of Illinois, was
moderator.
1--WE have not taken to heart
the fact that the Soviet Union
now is moving into the eco
nomic field which we had all
to ourselves before" Miss Fos-
dick said. I'VE take comfort
in the fact that the Soviets
probably do not want a war of
determination. So we relax.
But the Soviet Union is max
ing the best use of its time.
1t is being very skillful in
weakening our alliances.
I'VE are up against a very
shrewd opponent. There is no
reason whatsoever to be re-
Taxed and happy"
The administration has de-
faulted, to certain extent"
on its responsibility to boldly
meet this new challenge, the
speaker said. But the DEM
ocrats have failed too. Point
-Four is particularly the DEM
ocrats' baby. There are plenty
of Democrats floating around
Washington, making a living,
who ought to be getting to-
gether and doing creative
thinking and planning in the
economic field"
This country must face the
fact that "the little good that
the Soviet Union does, gets
them a great deal of credit,
while the great deal that we do
gives us little credit"
This is because "the Rus
slams have so long been the
image of the aggressor. then
all of a sudden they changed,
they reformed-and the sinner
who reforms tends to get more
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Unique Theme Planned
For Fashion Showing

Mrs. Robert p. Hollis, Mrs.
Frederick z. Calhoun, Mrs.
Harold T. Deuterman and Mrs.
Bruce Ross.
Bureau Of Ships
The Navy Bureau Of Ships
and Engineering Duty Officers
Wives have chosen Hawaii as
the theme for their spring
luncheon on Friday at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Mrs.. Charles S. Thomas will
be the honor guest. Mrs. l..
Vernon Honsinger and Mrs.
John H. McQullkin are to be
hostesses. Sportswear imported
by Mrs. Richard Enzian will be
modelled by officers wives and
pianist Mrs. A. F. Hancock will
play for the showing.
A program of ancient and
modern dances and songs of
the islands will be presented by
the Hawaiian Club.
Fort Myer
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor will at
tend the luncheon of the Fort
Myer Women's Club on Thurs
day at Patton Hall, Fort Myer,
when Mrs. Nathan F. Twining
will be the honor guest.
Mrs. j. Paul Breden will pre-
side, Mrs. Samuel Loboda is
to be the commentator for the
fashion show. Club members
will be the models.
An election of officers for
the coming year is also on the
agenda.
Fort BeIvOir
Mrs. David w. lehman,
chairman of the OfficerS'
Wives Club, Fort Belvoir, will
introduce Mrs. David H. Tully,
wife of the new Commanding
General, to members of the