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HELPMEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC coupon statesmen.
sell lust 3 a day and make q Sl00
week; extra bonus money offered,
car not essential. EN-. 2-s093.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA SALES
--Exper. man; also trainee. Perm;
well paid. MR.. LEVIN. XII. 9-277l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shift, {
pm, TO II pm; basic Photographic
fundamentals required. This Is
an opportunity for a steady, re-
liable man, to be trained in one
Of the newest Photographic proc
esses yet developed. For informa-
Ton sn 10 appqni rI 70 integryiew.
PBONOGRAPH RECORD CLERK
state age. esper s snd saIsry *:
pected Box 351-D. Star.
PIANO TUNER TECH. must be thor
oughly exper. and qualified in all
| phases Of repair and rebuilding.
/ perm. position with lge. music CO.,
excel. working combs. paid vaca.
MCNEIL, lis Z st. NV,
PLASTERERS. white mechanics, Is
or more; immediate, large Jobs, Nd.
and Va. Call bet. 9-6. WE. $4,000.
PLUMBER. experienced Job hand
with D. c. drivers. permit: heating
| experience essential Call SAMUEL
c. BOYD. INC, VIII. 6-Is77.
PLUMBER AND PLUMBERS HELP
| Err, must be experienced In JObbinR
| work. must have ID. c. drivers per-
NIT steady work: cal TRIvEH
PLUMBING = NJ HEATING. 7so 7th
PLUMBING SUPPLY TRUCK DEW
nifty for Sdav wnn; soOo cHNRTRAE
SUPPLY CO, Kensington, Nd.
PLUMBING SUPPLY COUNTERMAN
wanted; white; grow with 9 grow
ing concern. CENTRAL SUPPLY
Co. Kensinston, Nd.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Wo
have desk in our once for .
| full-time, active man with Va.
license. We want q man who needs
cellent commission arrangements.
S Sfli MR JE. x.asocl ARrA&
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper.
Mont. Co. properties; congental
| office atmosphere. Call 10. 5-2S00.
HIGGINS g. HARRISON. INC.
REAL ESTATE SALEsNfEN--Need 3
ssiessn for t PGE Time Ll Hirso5d
once in excel. loo. of Falls Church.
Splendid opportunity for you with
| a well-eStablished firm Of realtors
and multiple listing brokers ROR-
| SCHACH REALTY. INC, 1107 w.
Broad ST.. Falls Church. JE. 2-3706.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN--We have
desk and phone for 2 experienced
salesmen, holding virginia. license;
plenty Of floor time, exceptional
commissions split. II you are active
and ambitious and need to earn .
subtantial income. phone for inter-
| view. Mr.. wagner, ARFAX REAL
TY. JE. 2-1450.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Have
an opening for one aualified real
estate salesman. We will give YOU
additional training. close your sales
and make you sell; fully sir-condi-
toned ONCE, excellent working
conditions. Full time only need
apply. We are looking for some
ont. who is interested in a career
$4,000 per year. Call MR.. KE6-
for interview.
REFRIGERATION SVC. MAN, exper.,
! knowledge of washers: salary open.
j comm. ANDYS, LA. $4,000.
ROUTE SALESMAN. some knowledge
II Ellington County: excellent OPP
portunity for energetic man; ex-
perience helpful but not necessary.
Apply after 3 pm, Mr.. Ellis, FAIR
| GINGTON LAUNDRY, $500 Four
Mile Run Or, AL. We.
SALES ENGINEER, local; BSEE or
equiv. electronic products; S10,-
00c. NATL. EMPL. SERV., 1106
] 10th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270.
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HELpMEN

PAINT SALESMAN--Experienced man
wanted Immediately to represent
well-known quality paint manufac-
turer in Washington, d. C. and
Baltimore area. Liberal starting
salary. plus full expenses and COM
mission. Write complete resume to
HENRY RITZ. Murphy Paint Corp,
23l7 Annapolis avenue, Baltimore
80, Maryland.
PAINTERS. exper. men only: report
ready Tor work rear Of 1887 Newton
81. NV, z am. HERSH DEC. CO.
PAINTERS with transportation pre-.
ferred, must be reliable: 1st-class
mechanics. ROY M. cRABILL. EN-
2-9292.
PAINTERS. white mechanics only:
position to reliable men. AMERI-
CAN DECORATORS. WE. 5-4Sl1
PAINTERS, LIST class, sober. fol
7:l5 am. at construction lob
Garfield terrace and Garfield st
NV.
PAINTERS. must be experienced
good wages: nice working condi-
tions Call JU. 5-6732.
PARTS CLERK. Ford experience
insurance. Call Mr.. Bunt al
HALEYS. INC, Ii. $4,000.
PARTS CLERK, Ford leadership
Familiar with all phases OF work in
parts dept; air-cond. bldg; hosp
and insur. avail; COW. loc.; holi-
days and vacation with pay; per-
manent. Apply in person to Mr..
a: F. Garner. FRANK SMALL, JR.,
INC, 1901 Good Hope I'd.
PARTS ROOM CLERK for large
service department. experience In
week; excellent company benefits
and opportunity for the two who
qualify. Apply in person to Mr.
c. j Boudreau. SEARS ROEBUCK
q CO., $500 v st. ne.
PATENT ATTORNEY for q New Jer-
sey aircraft corporation, vicinity OF
New York. Member Of the bar, cleo
trical engineer preferred. Attractive
salary, commensurate with expert-
ence. Box 3S-K Star. q
PERSONNEL MANAGER, large pro-
sressive CO. in D.. c. employing
$50; departmental-level position.
S0Drs ~ y, 5er aSvsncementi
lege degree and at least IS mos.
industrial personnel exper. Replies
confidential. Box BIOL, star.
PHARMACIST, REGISTERED, Viz
ginia: excellent working conditions:
40-hour week. $50 am. to 6 pm.
Monday Through. Friday; good start
ing salary. Apply WALGREEN CO..
in the Pentagon Bldg.
PHARMACEUTICAL statesmen, ex.
perienced only. Ethical mRnufac-
turer for SO years, offers q perma-
nent career in pharmaceutical sell
penses. Send complete qualiflca.
tons and specify territory covered
to RAYMER PHARMACAL CO.,
Phila. "a, Pa.
PHARMACIST, registered, BIS. de.
gree: permanent position: 4S-hr
wk. Apply in person, 2. d. GILL
MAN. 627 Penna. ave. NV.
PHARMACY STUDENT-2-3 eve
nings week; hours can be arranged
for fast active drug store. FOUR
CORNERS PHARAMCY, JU. B.
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VITRO
LABORATORIES

MESSENGERS (2l white. to relieve
outside messenger and TO learn A.
nancial, credit. and real estate title
reporting on persons. firms and cor
porattons; working mostly on phones
ana in fles. Hours $3.50 to 5. q
advancement. Phone Ma. s-1iis.
METAL MEN. experienced with gut
tiers and spouts. Call Monday. OIL.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR, for large,
graduate Of aualified choral school.
VIII not interfere with full-time
resume to Box 1871. Star.
NIGHT AUDITOR for small hotel.
Apply In person only. 1912 @
ST. NV.
OFFICE MACHINE EQUIPMENT
SALESMAN, age 26-36: assigned
territories: salary and commission
basis Interview By appt. ME.
OFFSET PREssMAN-Top CONNER
modern air-cond. shop on quality
Offset work. Highest union wages.
Phone We. S-67S7.
OFFSET STRIPPER-The expand.
ing HAYNES LrTHooRAPH CO. is
in need OF two strippers. We prefer
experiences color men. but will
train good black and white strip
pers. You can start at 81. 90 an
hour. and progress tn S2.9 per
hour. We can teach you top crafts
manship, with all ADVANTAGES Of
working for one Of the top color
houses in. the. country. II you want
70 get ahead. and work for the
GRAPH CO., I14O East-West hwy
Silver Spring. Md. JU. $4,000.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. expert
enced In all types Of heavy oil
burners. including rotary cups.
Time and half over 40, excellent
pay. PROFIT sharing and vacation,
Apply In person. 1124 Florida ave.
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PHARMACISTS

excellent salary, 44-hour
week, 9 holidays q year with pay.
large prescription business. ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement. vacation with pay
after ] year, sick leave after l wear,
Insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment,
retirement plan available. for those
over snS 30 NTH n.r:o Yrs 81 service scr w hd
rich, PEOPLES DRUG STORES, INC. !.
$50 18th ct. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.
t2nd floor. oyer cor Ilth and 9
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AVIATION CORP.
.Farmingdale, L. l., N. Y.

ESTIMATOR for plumbing and heat
ing concern, now doing Govern
ment work, thoroughly familiar
with ALI phases of purchasing and
coordination Of field operation.
Box 440-J. Star.
EXECUTIVES = PROFESSIONAL
employment Forty PLUS can
help you. No fees, modest dues
Approx. 70eo placements in IL mo
A mutual-help organization. no,
an employment agency. FORTY
PLUS Of WASHINGTON. INC. SIC
18th St. NV. NE. S-2125. Come
IN and talk 1t over. 10 to 4.
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REFRIGERATION SVC. MAN. exper.,
knowledge of washers: salary open,
comm. ANDY'S, LA. $4,000.
ROUTE SALESMAN. some knowledge
II Ellington County: excellent OPP
portunity for energetic man; eX-
perience helpful but not necessary.
Apply after 3 pm, Mr.. Ellis, FAIR
LINGTON LAUNDRY, $500 Four
Mile Run dr., AL, Va.
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JR. ACCOUNTANT for national ap-
pliance distributor; excellent op-
portunity for sdvancement; all
OR9INI. La. o-0430.
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MECHANIC

Might man. must be experienced on
81 nbin ana ana nave or
Iarse apt. Development. BucKISSd-
HAM COMMUNITY Maintenance
Dept.). 1926 North Pershing drive
(rear Of Post Of1cel, Arlington, Va.
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HELP-MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN for group o,
school bldgs. Must be able to d.
carpentry work.. and have genera
knowledge. Of plumbing and othel
upkeep. Should be neat-appearinR
sober and fully reliable. Reference,
required. Permanent for right man
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
once, Woodley I'd. at seth st. NV
MAINTENANCE MAN, coiored. mus
be thoroughly exper. on oil burners
and general maintenance work
Please do not apply unless you. ar
refs. Excellent salary and livinI
quarters. 10. 9-2123. JU. 9-43S7
MECHANICS for work on automatic
pinsetters. full and part time. Cal
AP. 1928.
MECHANICS, exper. in installation G
truck equipment; must have owl
tools: See MI. Frawley. s. j
MEEK's SON, 622 @ st. NV
MECHANICS. experienced on heav.
truck equipment: good pay. over
time; permanent year-round work
Apply to MR.. MORAN, 1890 Brancl
ave Silver Hill, Md
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
MACHINE DESIGNER
NEARBY VIRGINIA
Rare opportunity as :
first mechanical en-
gineer in new organi-
cation with wide-open
future for a good
all-round e N gineer
whose ability includes
design of precise ma
chin eS. Experience
with electronic equip
ment also desirable.
Send resume to
BOX 482-G, STAR
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C0LORED-I2O7 QUE ST. N.W.-1
rm.. kitchenette and bath: heat anc
hot water: $40. MA. S-140S.
COLORED-IvY CITY, 1901 Gailau'
Diet st. n.e.--2 rms. kit. and bath
$50. Call RE. 7-11S1.
COLORhD-I3 4S GIRARD ST. NV
-3 rms, kitchen and bath. .SS5.
1925 8 st. n.w.-2 rms. kitchen
and bath. S62.50.
MRS, BRADLEY. DE. 2-1I6o be.
tween 500 am. and 5 pm.
COLORED-4S32 9Th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen, bath. SIS. Vacant
NE. S-4653. FULTON r. GORDON
JR., CO.
COLORED
!. y Near H st,M o,, g; l Is ! .bedrm
1900 INDEPENDENCE AVE. s e.
Modern apt. bldg. --2-rm., kit. and
bath apt: cony section; $67 80 mo
1854 QUEEN ST. NE.
Trinidad section-Lge. 1-bedrm
apt, rear porch; S62.5 so mo.
236 i4th ST. Sc.
Desirable section-Modern, Ige. 2
rm.. kit. and bath ant; $3.50 mo
1889 4th ST. NE.
Mr.. r. l.. ave.-Lge. rm. anc
oath apt; ideal section: S62 so mo
174S GALES ST. NE.
On BenninR rd.--Lge. 1-bedrm
apt: conv. section; S62.50 mo.
CALL MR.. DUVALL. DI. 7-6400
WEEKDAYS
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tn. 2-36O0
CIIFTON TERRACE

CLIFTON TERRACE
18th, 14th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
You'll enjoy the informal atmo-
sphere, the spacious grounds and
Hobbies and the feeling Of pride in
this I IS. flne old ID, residence oyeTlooking
fractions are new refrigerators,
switchboard service, freshly painted
spotlessly clean, moderately priced
apis. Resident Manager on premises
or call CO. 5-7744 or SHANNON g.
LUCHS, 724 14th st. NV. MA. s.
2345.
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Z bedrms., living rm.. Kitchen ana
oath. S103.75 per month. Avail
able Immediately. Call BOSS s
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
(Continuedl

CHESTER MOVERS-Large or small
We do them all. Careful and rea.
sonable. TU. 2-055S, ia. 9-0l15
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-0104. UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
MOVE OR PICK UP-D. c.. Nd. Va
Sensibly priced Patient men. "a
hrs. HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AP
7-9656
MOVING AND HAULING
Day or Night. Reasonable Rates
DU. 7-96S7
ACTION MOVERS-6 rms, low
as $50 or Sc an hour.
NO. 7-3135 lee
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COLORED-fS32 9Th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen, bath, SIS. Vacant
NE. S-4653. FULTON r. GORDON
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Brick home, 3 bedrms.. living rm.,
dining rm., kitchen and bath; $50
per month Call BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC, MA. $4,000.
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HOUSES UNFuRA. tcon.l HOUSES 70, SALE, NV. tcOns)

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 245
Missouri ave-; 6 rms, den. Ia
baths, basement. gas heat. porches,
yard, garage. RA. 6-6912.
COLORED - 1914 CRITTENDEN
ST. N.W.-French-N Norman built
home with solid stone walls: set
ting on a 23,500 sq. 1t. corner
ing room, kitchen, rs bath and
large screened porch. There are 4
bedrooms and Q complete baths
on the 2nd floor: attic Is COM
pletely finished: extras include
stair carpeting, . wall mirrors, 2
gas ranges and 2 refrigerators.
Vacant. Call ia. 9-6S00 for fur
Their tnforna finn
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CHEVY CHASE lRollingwoodD =
Il acre, 8 yrs. old 8 bedrms.. 2
baths, garage. porch. patio. full
bsnt.. gas heat. Many luxury
details. $4,000. Call SAMUEL
z. BoGLEY OF MD. INC. Oh.
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DoWNTowN-14o5~R. l.. AVE.
10 rms, 2 baths, h.-w.h. coal.
Nov. LIST.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
4417 9TH ST. NV.
Adults only. Must have best refer
ences. No other apply please. On
lease. $50. Avail. Nov. LIST.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
119 Webster st. NV.
Brick home, bedrms:, living nm,
per month Call BOSS g. PHELPS
INC. Ma. $4,000.
Glenmont, Silver Spring, Md.
4 bedrmsi. living rm.. kitchen and
able Immediately. Call BOSS g.
PHELPS. NC. Ma. $4,000
We Have Choice Rentals
2, 8 and bedroom houses in con-
y y, Alexandria, Arlington snd
to SIZE per month. or appoint
men to see Sunday call XII. 9-43S3.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
$50 Monroe St, Arl. ia. 5-24o0
COLORED--HAMILTON ST. NV
rms. and . kitchens, 2 baths.
gas heat, garage; S1l5. JU. S-3s08
COLORED-PETWORTH - Attrac-
tive 3-story semidet. brk.; gas heat:
baths; large yard. RIA. 3-42e9
COLORED = 1850 CONSTITUTION
AVE. N.E.--5 rms. kit. bath; r. I'd.
S67 so. ST. $500. FE. 3-2514
COLORED-IIO0 NEW HAMP. AVE.
N.W.--S rms. and bath, gas INV.
h. VINNICK a. COHEN, 1902 L
st. NV. ME. $4,000.
COLORED-I652 KRAMER ST. NE.
% rms. and bath, $50. RAYMOND
r, RUPERT, 1917 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-S4S4.
COLORED-4IO 5th ST. S.E.-Suit.
for 2 adult families. . kits. 2 baths,
SI10;. 646 Park I'd. nw.--6 rms,
mod. bath. h..w,h., gar, dbl. front
porch, lge. yds.; newly decorated:
desirable for adult family or
couples: S125. DE. 2-5616. 22e
COLORED
Fine 4-bedrm. home; . blocks
from all shopping, upper 14th
st. NV. bathrooms on End FIR,
| in master bedroom: hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, modern kitch-
en-, .built-in garage. Ideal for enter
tanning; $145 per month. Call
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. NO. 7-7203.
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BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n.w-Elev.; ] bedrm.. liv. rm., kit,
bath. EN-. 3-9077
HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE will be
YOURS at 1910 Sth st. Sc. lust OF
Alabama ave. A l-bedrm. apt,
new ig decorated and in excellent
condition for only SIS incl all
s1i5 pr Pes sHa aSes6iNsd ffR c 70 "a
lAfh 81 q " MA a-0aA6
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ming select these wonderful imports from France and Madeira
auuly designed and finished, they Of linen organdy,
appiqued and deicaey embroidered From collection
Of imported linens, Seventh Floor
Good Morning breakfast pink linen and matching
napkns-embrOidered in red strawberries 9.0S
b. IvOry-cbampsgne linen threepiece orsandy
appliqued and embroidered, lO.0S
Finger-bOw dolly Of white linen with orsandy
applique and embroidery; s" round. LBS each.
Appqued and embroidered white and Orgndy CLOTH
72"xlO8" with u matching Napkins 20SOO
lvoyehampagne Orsandy teseOh with linen appiqus and
embrOdeEeA 4s"x4S", with matching napkins 2905 . Get
4 White liner. cloth with French Aencon lace
1890" with matching napkins 1880 sell
Mail and phone orders invited, National $3.50
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Daniel Bells
Are Hosts
AT Sulgrave

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bell
entertained at a cocktail party
yesterday afternoon. Guests
were asked from 6 to 8 pm. at
the Sulgrave Club.
Mrs. Bell wore q Navy blue
lace and chiffon dress.
Assisting was the Bells
daughter. Miss Kathleen Bell.
Among those accepting were
the Netherlands Ambassador
and Nine. van Roijen, the
Swiss Counselor and Nine.
Schuyler, the Finnish Ambas-
sador and Nine. Nykopp, the
Venezuelan Minister and
Sonora de la Cova and Miss
Barbara Salt Of the British
Embassy.
Others invited we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fleming, retiring
Assistant Secretary OF Defense
and Mrs. Carter Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Cochran,
Justice and Mrs. Tom Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Colquhoun,
Mr. and Mrs. David Finley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Foley
and Mr.. Robert L. Garner.
Also asked were Mr.. and
James Lawrence Houghteling,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Howell, the
new Managing Director of the
International Monetary Fund
and Mrs. Per JACOBSON, former
Ambassador and Mrs. George
McGhee and Col. and Mrs.
Gordon Moore.
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|Riddells
.HOnOred


Hungarian relief programs
were the big topic of CONVEX
sation yesterday when Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. Dennis enter
tanned at cocktails in their
Nebraska avenue home for
their nearby neighborS. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard j. Riddell.
In addition to a score of
duties involved in launching
the Washington Ballet Guild.
Inc, Mrs. Riddell, in co-opera-
ton with Mrs. Eugene Roberts,
is taking a leading part in
money-making projects for the
Hungarian refugees.
Mrs. Riddell resided in that
country for eight years when
her father was United States
Minister there.
Among guests at yesterdays
party we're. Representative and
Mrs. Albert Thomas Of Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracker, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
AkerS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Pittman, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Forest Van Slyck, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Secondari, and many
others.
Mr.. John Secondari, author
Of Three Coins in the Foun-
TAIN" was among those invited.
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SERVICE
SCENE
Continued From Page b.

Continued From Page B.
offered such mountaineering
dishes as roast lamb and beef,
shrimp newburg and several
varieties of salads, were Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Walsh,
the Venezuelan Assistant Naval
Attache and Sonora de Sal
vati. and Mai. Gen. Reuben
C. Hood, jr., commanding gen.
eral of Boiling headquarters
command, and Mrs. Hood.
Among those seen on the
dance floor were the Portu
guese Air. Military and Naval
Attache, 1t. Col. Manuel Por-
tugal, with Miss Gertrude
Bakaus, who had also attended
the party given earlier in the
evening by the Italian Air At
tache and Signora Santini to
celebrate the feast day of the
Madonna di LOreto, patroneSs
of the italian Air Force.
Santinis Entertain
All of the embassy air at
taches and the stan members
of the Italian Embassy were
guests at the Santini party.
Among the American Of
ficials invited. with their wives,
we're Gen. Thomas D. White,
Air Force vice chief of staff;
Mai. Gen. Millard Lewis, Air
Force director of intelligence;
Mr.. Clifford C. Furnas, assist
ant secretary of defense; Rear
Admiral William ]. Marshall
of the Bureau Of Naval Opera
tions, and Rear Admiral
Laurence H. Frost, director of
naval intelligence.
Also, Rear Admiral James S.
Russell. chief of the Bureau of
Naval Aeronautics; Mr.. E.
Perkins MCGUIRE. deputy as
siStant secretary of defense:
Mr.. Dudley C. Sharp. assistant
secretary of the Air Force;
Mr.. Richard E. Horner. acting
assistant secretary of the Air
Force; Mai. Gen. John A.
Sanford, director of the Ma
tional Security Agency. and
Maj. Gen. Robert A. Schow.
Army assistant chief Of star
for intelligence.
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Economist Explains Why
Democrats Lost Election

his own standard of living gets
worse and worse. Solutions Of
fered by the Democrats are five
and seven years old. They do
not meet the problem.
The Answer
The answer lies, he said, mot
in some magic mathematical
price formula, but a direct in
come formula-equality of
housing. health services, etc,
to bring the farmer, at least,
a modicum of what the rest
Of us are enjoying"
In answer to a question the
speaker said that his program
for increased social security
benefits would not increase
taxes. because the money would
come from increased national
production. The latter could
increase by $50 billion in Ave
years, he added.
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By ISABELLE SHELTON

The Democrats lost the
presidential election because
the party has lost the for
ward momentum" of liberalism
which gave it its victories dur
ing the Roosevelt Truman era.
This was the view expressed
by Leon KeySerling, chairman
of the Presidents Council of
Economic Advisers during the
Truman administration and
now a consulting economist
and practicing attorney.
He addressed a luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club.
To Win Again
The Republicans will win
again in 1860, the speaker
predicted, unless the Demo-
Gratis assert bold new leader
ship on several liberal fronts.
Mr.. Keyserling scoffed at
the idea that since the country
is generally prosperous there
is nothing more to be done to
make life better for Ameri-
cans.
There is just as big a job
to be done now as ever" he
asserted. The prosperity we
now have is not more than an
opportunity to do things in a
larger. better, more effective
way than we could when
handicapped by the incubus of
a depression"
The economist listed as one
goal the increase of social
security benefits from the pres
ent average of $65 to 5000 a
month. Other areas where
much remains to be done, he
said. are schools (both build
ings and teacher salaries).
housing and a farm program.
The American people are
way ahead Of their leaders in
these areas, and will react
favorably to bold. imaginative
planning, he added.
Present farm programs be-
ing offered by the Democrats
are "old hat" Nj. Keyserling
believes.
Here is great issue" he
said. Tine farmer is being
forced to put better and better
food on American tables, while