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BOoKKEEPER for large apartment
development In Silver Sprtng area.
General once experience and typ
ing required with fundamental
KNOWLEDGE Of Bookkeeping and pay.
roll procedure. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement In apart
ment MANAGEMENT fieid Tor ettrae-
tive lady under 40 with business
ability, tact and personality. In
applying, please submit brief resume
Of experience. and salary, eduea-
ton and family. status. Replies 70
be strictly confidential. Box 2S9-C'
Star. IL
BOOKKEEPER, accounts reeeivable,
experienced In operating posting
machine. General knowledge Of
double-entry bookkeeping preferred
but not required. Permanent; sal
airy open; many benefits. Call Mr.
MCCAIN, REL 1866. ~
BOOKKEEPING CLERK for large
once, nearby Arlington County;
good pay. group Decentralization and
insurance: other employe benefits.
Apply ia. 4-0460, Ext. 100. -
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for Q lead
ing downtown real estate once.
Salary open; 35-houf week. paid
vacations. Reply Immediately In
your own handwriting to Box 49,
c, Star, stating qualifications, ex-
perience, education, age and phone
number. ~
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

0GAktG ! An
POSITION OPEN FOR
SECRETARY IN HEAD, d.
QUARTERS OFFICE OF
NATIONAL FINANCE
ORGANIZATION. FAST
AND ACCURATE TYP
ING NECESS
MUST BE ABLE TO Or
CAME OWN WORK.
LIBERAL COMPANY
BENEFITS, 5-DAY
W E e K, EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDI-
TIoNS. AGE 21-35. AP-
PLY IN PERSON,
SUITE 416, RING
BLDG, 18th AND NJ
SITS. NV.
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TYPIsT - Permanent position for
capable typist with experience In
resident desired. Phone CIR. 5.
1000. Ext. 312 for appointment.
.TYPIST. 45 w.p.m., PIX experience
pref, but not essential; 35-hr. wk.,
pleasant working conditions. Apply
LINES. sra and X sts' ne. Sn4 M
.TfPIsT: with some knowledge OF
general offlcework. KIT Music
Co. 1890 q st NV ~
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HELp-WoMEk

OFFICE AssIsTANT-For apartment
DEVELOPMENT: must know bookkeep.
Ing and some tipping; salary ane
E eellent apartment. Phone 10
PH0SHoGRAPH RECORD salesvoman
tngton's LARGEST retail record store
Experience preferred, but not neces-
sary. Excellent starting salary and
chance for advancement. Apply
SUPER MUSIC CITY. 1880 ? 81.
RESIDENT MANAGER: garden apt
in Silver Spring, over 200 units
only highly experienced with good
reference for complete management
rental collections and lanitor super
vision need apply; good salary
ana quarters. Box 26l-C, Star
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FLORIST

JUNIOR STENO.
WITH KN SSHI HT oP s SHoisT.
HAND AND OFFICE OR x;
TEACH AIR INSTITUTE. NATL.
AIRPaooRT' HI. WASH, D. c.. Elk.
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BOOKKEEPING
Machine Operator

Full experienced; permanent posi-.
ton. salary open: vacation afif
usual benefits and adj ihremen' 5
Reply, stating experience, 10y 32b'
C. Star. -
CIGAR CLERK AND CASHIER -
Exper; refs; 5M.day week. 9s
person. Tuesday. DRUGS. INC.
INSTRUCTOR, man or woman. full
time, for our ONCE. to grade papert
for home study course. KNOWLEDGE
OF business administration OF
humanics essential. Must use type.
writer, Piece work basis Offers
person. May also consider one foi
paft-time work. For interview
write stating age, business expe.
Renee, education and phone. Boz
43l-C. Star. --6
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LADY
Bergnan's Laundry

To work In our entry department
Paid insurance. 6-day week. See
M mt; Tsylor after 10 am. tNt
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SAFEGUARDING
sECRETAR1AL SCHOOL
l406 g st. NV.
COLORED sTUDENTs-Get a bet.
ter position, learn tipping, short.
hand. Govt. needs stenogs. now
New classes now forming. Tues. ane
Thurs. ewes. Enroll immed. BOYI
SCHOOL est. AZ yrs), cor. 18Th
and @. Ma. 6-2340.
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FILE CABINETS

100 4-DRAwER WOOD LEGAL LET.
TER SIZE; $40 UP.
$50 1-DRAWER ROLLER BEAR
ING STEEL FILE CABINET; $3.50
so DRAWER WOOD FILE cABI.
$50 STEEL AND WOOD FILE. ALSO
Priced AZ Ti sHNvhiNos Up Up TO 75ss..
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING.
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN
CIERK-TYPIST

Age 1885. white, Immediately. Gen.
efnl once work. including stencil
cutting and mimeograph operation.
Meals and empioye BENEFITS. Apply
Chief Dietitian. DOCTORS HOS
PITAL. 1915 I st. NV.
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SEAMSTREsS, experienced on up.
Call IA. 9-9662. II
SANITATION: air-conditioned bldg.
excellent salary and opportunities
can ala MRS: GARTER. RE. 7-65I2. fol
sEcRETARYa' for law once. 0 to s
3 days; begin at S85. M. Nj
BURKE. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
sEcRETARY, 5-day. 4o-hr. Sk.,
Decentralization, insurance and re.
ttirsment provided: salary open; go
SSsSSSSNciE OF a tsiTS oS 81. 8,
sEGRETARY. part time; 4 to s
and 5. Capable Of typins. short.
hand, Cow; VIC; intersection 0!
y. Capitol st, Call TU. 2-o500
.I9ss9ny Tor interviews. -
of social asency@SEilled typin1
and shorthand. able 70 assume re.
sponsibllity References required
6.day week. Good working con.
ditions; Apply GOOD WILL IN.
DUSTIRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
ave nv or telephone for appoint
sE EssRi; Ar 'i BoogkKEEprR. uns.,
20. expert typist, shorthand. small
national veterans organization
modern air-cond. once: sos Il
start; 6-day week: hours o-5. Boz
SIC REfARYslsTENoGRaPHER. Law
once, experienced. age 1885, nc
overtime or Saturday work. SALARY
$S.so0. Can Tuesday. ST. 3-3372
Annntnfmnnf u
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN
BALLROOM DANCE ACHER
ages al,3o to teach fun or part
you. Apply 1-6 pm. DON MAR
TIM STUDIOS. 502 18th ct. NV.
10
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CLERK
TEMPORARY

Young woman, 21-36 yrs. Of age.
who is accustomed to WORKING
with figures for Job in connection
with our annual food survey. s.
day. 40.hr. week. Job viii last
Room 602. Open weekdays 5000
and Sat. 9-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For modern downtown elevator
bldg. must be married, no children
Husband must do earetaker duties,
but can have outside lob. S150 mo.
enc. apt. Apply q to 10 am,
70 8 pm. See Mr.. orpln, SID
NEY 2. MEN6H q CO.. 1913 EYE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
AIR INDUSTRY
ADULT WOMEN

NEEDS MECHANICS, PILOTS
TEACH AIR INST. NATL. HIRPoRT /
HI. WASH, d. c., Elk. 3-0063. s.
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Continued on Next Psgs.l
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Low Tuition-Easy Payments
Jobs Waiting--Free Placement
INQUIRE o AM to q Pm.
Phone: ST. 3-2086
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White, over Fl, exper. Or inexper. :,
fun or part time. CAP'N GUYS
CLUB. 1919 New York ave. NV.
additions nightly. after o pm. -
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srENnnRApHEp

STENoGRAPHER
Starting iInmed.. Washing
ton once Of national orsantz-
alton requires services Of at
tractive Young lady under 80.
Monthly salary. $500. Be-
ginning Tues, call ST. g.
202l for appointment.
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To manage one-girl real estate once.
Must be conscientious. reliable, &C
curate. and like responsibility
Varied duties: 5-day week: salary
open with good advancement for
right person; exper. refs. FE. D.
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sALEsGlRL. white. age 1880, nice
looks, good personality. 1-gfrl
once. Store and phone sales. once
a a9'isss .;ss 3 d a1 stssS5s 4S. Perm
SALESLADY for part-time work IN
our Chevy Chase suburban store
WHELAiiS's .ccoSiRsEETS' u lsHop. Ape l1os
+ st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Markham
sALEsLADY. young, exper, sports.
wear, lingerie. hosiery; perm. pos.
Good hours and salary: no night
work. Apply CARLTON cASUALS,
sAfEsLADY, ssS-SIse WEEKLY,
part time. full time. Sell retail
stores quality 1packased nut meats
ID. 7-4404. today. for fulI defaiiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01

$3.50 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01

ROOFING, new work; repairs; gut.
tsri B. sFRaaeotSsA s saT VIZ 77sg gsintins
TRASH REMOVAL contractors anc
general hauling: reasonable rates;
free est: AID. 4.190S. A. WILLIAMS.
UPHOLSTERING - Couches, chair
rewebbed; work done at your home
JANEEY. RA. S-D3S0, RIA. 3-6O37
THE NEW WRECKING CO.-No job
too small or too large. Free est
mates at any time. RE, b-6I24.
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QUALITY CONTROL

QUAIII 7 -CON INOL
staff
To correlate factory test
with results in the field,
analyze complete systems
in terms Of component
quality requirements, de-
velop and install advanced
techniques for manufac-
turing and suppliers' OPP
erations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
ENGINEERS
SCIENTISTS


You will ind hundreds Of ads
in every publication in the country.
Investigating all these opportuni-
ties and weighing the merits Of each
would be an impossible task. How
ever. before arriving at an Intelligent
decision no ON eontsmplalseta ena r1ss
Of the deid is necessary.
Since placing thousands OF enEi-
neers and scientists. ANN PALMER
HAYNES. INDUSTRIAL PERSON
MEL coNSULTANT. has BECOME
and Nationwide job information.
This is not q large agency with an
engineering department incidental 70
the rest Of the organization. This Is
"a concentrated operation devoted to
the specialized requirements of engi-
neering and scientific personnel.
After receiving your resume, an
appointment viii be made with you
at your convenience. Your initial
interview with US will be In the ma
ture of q job-shopping expedition.
Salaries and JOB specifications
The future Of each opening
will be carefully analysed.
Fringe BENEFITS will be OUT
lined and weighed.
:. Your geographic choice VIII De
discussed. Information on
cost of Living. school and housing
conditions is available on all
out-of-the-area positions
In short. the job choice will be
tailored to your specific needs.
OVERSEAS
FEES TO BE PAID BY APPLICANTS
Telephone installers to SO. 900
Telephone engins.. outside to $4,000
Radar techs, AN/TRC30 $1,000
Airborne comm. techs. TO $1,000
Field eleetronic engins. to S12. 900
Dupont Cir. Bldg. 1916 Conn. Ave,
no. 2-7117
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80. Design and develop rocket
engine valves, seals and
piping. Establish and main
tain standards and instruc-
tons for their manufacture,
test, installation and op-
Design, develop, construct
and test rocket engine seals
and piping. Prepare stand
ards and instructions for
their manufacture, test and
use.
a., Assemble and test rocket
engines from their func-
tional components. Design
and develop supporting mem
hers needed to mount en-
CINE components.
Design, develop, construct
and test propellant pumps.
Conduct performance anal
ysis.
and test turbines. Conduct
performance analysis.
:. Create advanced inlet de-
signs for high performance
rockets; provide data on
aerodyuamic design ana per.
IuTiHdllCG VI buCll lh4Et6I ohu
conduct theoretical and ex-
perimental Investigations Of
designs created.
You'll be working with top men
In the field, in small groups
which stimulate exchange OF
ideas. Here, your talents can
he easily recognized and re-
warded Educational assist:
ance programs and specialized
technical courses are also
available to you.
Openings IN both Upstate
N. Y. and the Midwest.
For Further Information
PLEASE WRITE TO:
BOX 45-L, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR GRADUATE MES

/. FLUID AND NUcLEAR
SYSTEMS l. to engineer
nuclear plant design of
pressurized water reactor
systems, develop heat
transfer and now calcula-
lions. Minimum 2 years
power or chemical plant
experience. Fluid systems
analysis experience de-
sirable.
8. POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
to engineer steam pro-
pulsion plant systems, pre-
pare system diagrams and
descriptions, perform heat
balance apd thermody-
manic calculations. Instru-
mentation system expert
ence desirable.
3. PIPE STRESS - expert
enced in practical and the
oreticaI applications OF
power plant piping. Rou-
tine calculating not re-
auired. Experience required
in analysis of complex
piping arrangements.
4. HYDRAULIC - 3 to 3
years experience In hy-
draulic systems up to 5000
PSI, including selection
and sizing Of components.
B. 3 to 8 years experience in
component design, includ-
ing stress analysis, ltnkage
and gear trains. Compo-
nent selections and speci-
fication experience desir-
able.
8. 8 to 5 years experience In
vibration and dynamic
stress analysis on rotating
components.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
ENGINEERS
ANNOUNCING
EXPANSION
Of the
ENGINEERS .
ROCKET ENGINE SECTION
OF A LEADING COMPANY
Of the

The performance records Of
rockets as power plants for
supersonic missiles and aircraft
have led to accelerated design
and development activities In
this field. Our huge satellite
program Is now under way. En-
gineers who wish to contribute
to advances in propulsion will
be interested In the following
openings created by expansion
at this major company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL
Meet the Challenge
Of the Atomic Age
Join ELECTRIC BOAT

The Atomic Age" Is no
longer q thing Of the fu-
ture--it is here, now, to-
day. And engineers who
plan to share In the IN
limited advancement pos
sibihties of nuclear propul-
sion development are turn
ing to Electric Boat. This
is q logical choice. since
this company not only pio-
neered the first atomic sub
marines, Nautilus and Sea-
wolf, but Is now working on
. THIRD, FOURTH and
FIFTH!
Look over the openings
listed below and see where
YOUR 6KHLS At into the
picture, remembering that
Electric Boat will make up
what you lack in knowl-
edge Of nuclear engineering.
There Is q company-spon-
sored program here for
advanced study, both In the
plant and at leading uni
yersities. Through this
program and through asso-
citation with top men at
Electric Boat, an engineer
can grow rapidly in pro-
fessional stature.
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Another Big Advantage

in working for Electric Boat
Is living In or near Groton,
Conn, where the traditions
Of "old New England are
alive and strong And
Groton is in the heart OF
the Long Island Sound area,
Offering all manner Of out
door sports and recreation.
Also conveniently placed Tor
a city week end. halfway
between New York and
Boston.
Please send resumes, in
confidence, to PETER CAR
PEWTER. A convenient
appointment will be ar
ranged.
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ELECTRONICS

ELECTRON1CS
With knowledge of pulse
techniques andlor cleo
tronic circuit design. To
trouble-shoot radar fire
control systems and assist
in design and develop
ment of test equipment
and testing techniques.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

=
With knowledge of pulse
techniques and/or cleo
tronic circuit design. To
trouble-shoot radar fire
control systems and assist
in design and develop
ment of test equipment
and testing techniques.
QUALITY CONTROL
TEST FACILITIES
To analyze, plan and re-
view designs of quality
control test equipment
and test methods, to COM
ply with advanced cleo
tronic and electromechan-
ical specifications.
or
Mechanical
Experienced in theoretical
or practical applications.
EQUIPMENT
With electronic packaging
experience.
IMETALLURGICAL
To investigate materials
and components in man
ufacturing processes.
PROCESS
To work with development
engineers for the improve
ment of pilot line and
production processes con-
cerned with germanium
and silicon crystal grow
ing, glass and metal fus-
ing, plating, welding and
environmental testing.
RESEARCH
To work on problems in
volving improvement Of
equipment and pilot line
operations and encapsula-
ton design technique.
TEST EQUIPMENT
To develop and design
special test equipment for
airborne radar and fire
control systems.
RELIABILITY
With component and sys-
tenn design experience to
make physical environ
mental tests.
DESIGNERS and
CRAFTSMEN
To create and make COM
pick layouts Of electronic
and mechanical devices
and mechanisms.
Contact Us or Mail Your
Resume to
HUGHES +.
11s40 w. Jefferson Blvd.
Culver City
Los Angeles County
California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

ENGINEERS
for positions in
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
TUCSON, ARIZONA
For the convenience Of
those attending the IRE
CONVENTION, Hughes.
the Vests leading CEN
ter Tor advanced elec-
tronics, will be making
interview appointments
at all Of the following
locations: The Hughes
suites In the Waldorf
Astoria and Roosevelt
Hotels, the Hughes Ex-
hibits Booths 1876
757, the Special Office
ga West Kingbridge
rd.), or the regular Of
fee at SIS 5th ave. (tele-
phone Murray Hill
2-916D.
The following Engineers
are required:
ELECTRONICS or
ELECTRICAL
To design. procure and SUI
pervise operation of air.
borne electrical instrument
tation systems. Ability in
coordination and liaison
work is required, in addi-
ton to a sound technical
background.
ELECTRONICS or
ELECTRICAL
To design and develop
electromechanical serves
and rate measuring sys-
TENS for application In
airborne Instrumentation.
ELECTRICAL
To obtain electrical data
from scientists, direct
technicians in installation
details of electronics sys-
TENS In test aircraft.
ELECTRONICS
To design and develop
m agnetic and digital
equipment for instrument
tation application.
RESEARCH or
PHYSICIST
To analyZe and evaluate
electronic Instrumentation
systems and their effect on
systems being tested.
INSTRUMENTATION
To prepare schedules and
engineering estimates, to
collect and document re-
quirements for instrument
tation systems and con-
duct liaison with user
groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

1t always is renewing to us
to watch spring unfold, to see
the dead, brown trees burst
into lovely green's and the
flowers and shrubs suddenly
take on new, vivid life. This
is a continuing miracle, year
after year.
The little animals creep out
of their trees or holes, new
birds appear on the scene,
katydids twirp and frogs sing
or below. Then we come to
summer. This lush, full
: bosomed season has much to
offer us in pleasure and in
health. Take advantage of it.
Get Outdoors
Get outdoors a lot this sum-
mer. Stretch and relax. gar
den and swim. Soak in the sun
light and the moons silver
rays. Take life at a SLOW er
pace for the good of your sc,ll
and your body.
This is a wonderful time to
boost your nutrition in quality
and to lower it in calorie
count. You do not need so
many of the heating foods.
1t does not take so much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

manship. the new line is
named. "Vermeil," French
word Tor the special silver
gilt process developed by the
French. "Vermeil" refers to
the rosy color of the powdered
gold used in the process, and
has the same derivative as the
adjective 'vermilion."
The Gold Look" goes far
back in history, with a gliding
recipe "for those who can not
possess their objects in solid
gold" handed down by the
monk Theophile in the First
Century.
Became a Craze
In the days of the great
courts Of 18th and 18th Gen.
tury France. the gold look be-
came such a craze that anyone
Of comfortable financial means
had his house filled with real
gold objects, and his wood
work. chairs and even carriage
wheels gilded with gold color.
Vermeil eventually came
into such popularity that it
was given instead of pure
silver or gold items as we'd
ding presents and important
presentation gifts by rulers of
state. There are still in ex-
lStence many Vermeil objects
commissioned for the Marquise
de Pompadour. Empress Marie
Louise, Cardinal de Polignac
and other well-known persons.
The old Vermeil making
process ruined the workers
eyes with mercuric poisoning.
however, and in the first half
Of the 18th Century, the
French passed a law forbid
ding its manufacture.
New Process
Tiffany & Co., after months
Of careful experimentation,
has come up with a new proc
ess. achieving the same YER
neil finish of the Louis XIV
period. The color even at
tains the Silver-gold glow that
Louis XIV has acquired through
the aging process.
The Vermeil flatware lends
an elegance to any table set
ting and has a practical side
as well since 1t is nontarnish-
able.
Antique Vermeil flatware
and holloware is used on the
tables of art connoiSseurs to-
day. as we'll as on the tables
of many famous houses in Eu-
rope such as the Elysee Pal
ace in Paris.
The fashionable fiatware is
on order at Gait g. Bros, Inc,
ad Is expected within the next
few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
WHY GROW OLD?
Build Health, Beauty
During the Summer

energy to keep you warm.
Then, too, there is such va
riety in vegetables and fruits
now available.
Eat lots of these. taking adj
vantage of each weeks new
items. Fresh vegetables,
lightly cooked or raw, green
salads, cottage cheese, fruit
juices and skim milk or but
termilk, hard cooked eggs,
lightly buttered whole wheat
bread and lean meat, seafood
or fowl, will give you a diet
which is low in calorie count
and high in health value.
Health and Beauty
This is really a splendid sea-
son in which to build health
and beauty. Swimming is the
perfect figure equalizer and is
cooling. Vitamin d is all about
you in the sunshine, and a diet
such as | suggested will inn
prove your nutrition as we'll as
your figure, hair and skin.
If you would like to improve
your swimming or diving or
learn to do both this summer,
my leaflet Learn to Swim"
will help you. Send a stamped,
addressed envelope with
your request for leaf1et No. %.
Address Josephine Lowman III
care of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Ch0pter Elects Officers

The newly-formed Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumni Chapter
Of Alexandra recently elected
the following officers for the
coming year:
Mrs. William B. Blackburn,
president; Mrs. Howard Dog
gett, vice president; Miss Anne
Salley, secretary-treasurer, and
Mrs. Paul Howard Walker,
program chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Gold Look in Table
Settings Is Launched

A revival of the "Gold-Look"
In table settings has been
launched by New York's re-
nowned Tiffany g. Co.. and
will soon make its appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

in Washington at the local
outlet, Gait g. Bros, Inc, jew
elry store.
Inspired by the beauty Of
the Old World silver crafts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

ton will be held on Wednesday
at 1890 pm. at the YWCA.
Dr. Elizabeth Schieber, Second
Secretary of the German En-
bassy will talk on The Profess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Dr.. Schieber Speaker
AT Zontu MEETING

The regular weekly luncheon
of the Zonta Club of Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-29
}. B. EeIoff, ST.,
Federal Retiree

James Benjamin Egloff, sr..
SO. native of Washington and
a resident of Mount Rainier, Nd,
for nearly SO years. died yester-
DAY at his home after an illness
of 10 months.
Mr.. Eglod, who lived at 3710
Thirty sixth street, Mount
Rainier. was employed as a sheet
metal worker at the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving until his
retirement in 1888.
He was a member Of Mount
Hermon Lodge A. F. and A. M,
No. l79; Keystone Royal Arch,
No. 80; King David Council r.
and s. NJ, No. 10: st. Elmo
lCommandery knights Templar
No. IL. all Of Hyattsville, Nd.
and the Fraternal Order of
Eagles.
/ Mr.. Eglof is survived by his
widow Ida Ellen. a son James B.
and daughter Martha, all at
home, and sister, Mrs. George
Whiting Of Silver Spring. Md.
Services will be held at 2 pm
Monday in the Nalley funeral
home. 5000 Rhode Island avenue,
Mount Rainier. Burial will be IN
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.