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HELp-MEN
SALES OPPORTUNITY

Promotion Of our statesmen has ere.
Ated opening for one man to foiiow
In his established territory in me-
tropolitan virsinia.
A guaranteed income AGAINST largeI
commission earnings Is available te
auslifieti applicant Man selected
viii be trained at company expense
TIN is an excellent opportunity for
Young man between IS and 40 who
Is interested in bullding. a career
for himself. No eanvassing. Serve
present customers and follow up
new leads.
Write giving full particulars, stating
II presently employed, average earn
Box 250-C, Star. -
SALESMAN. es-3s, four or more
ycefs' experience calling on whole.
representative Of appliance mani
facturer. Starting salary to 81. 600
plus bonus and full expenses. MAN.
AGEMENT CONSULTAETS INC
suite 600. 1406 @ ST. NV.
SALE MAN ginger Sewing Machine
co. has openings for . men to train
as safes representatives Salary
plus commission many opportuni-
ties for advancement, company ben
SEWING SEW aaDaDlS Sc IL Pe cS 4s sbSo Ha
napoIis I'd, Bladensburs Nd Mt
SALESMAN. age a5-a5. college edu.
cation with business management
background such as administrative
ofiiceT. ONCE MANAGER, accountant
etc. Some. supervision Of sales per,
Snrnei hetnfiil rnFaor r,anauar1 apj
npportunitv with starting salary oil
$1,000. nlus expenses and auto
MANAGEMENT CONSUL TANTS
INC, Suite 500. 1906 @ st. NV.
SALESMAN. good opportunity fol
bright young man; apply In per.
son, CAVALIER MEMS SHOP
1l26-112S 7th st. NV.
SALESMAN, capable; salary ant
commission: car necessary: excel
lent opportunity, splendid position
JU. 1-Sn00. q
SALESMAN. age 1910. extensiv,
travel: college preferred Position
is with manufacturer Of we'll knowi
product. Established accounts with
department stores and jewelr'
stores in. estate area Must be ex
plus car and all expenses, MAN
AGEMENT CoNSULTAHTS INC.
Suite 600. 14O0 @ st. NV.
SALESMAN, fencing and storm win
dows: good proposition to exper
fenced man, car necessary. CON
TINENTAI, ENGINEERING CO. JU
o-sS71. 8 to 8; home, NO. 7-0a56
-
SALESMAN. age 27-37, married
some COLLEGE: 9. or more years sale!
experience. Better than-average op-
poftuntty for Advancement provid-
tential; So. 900. MANAGEMENT
coNSULTAETS. INC, Suite 600
1406 @ st. NV.
SALESMAN. wanted by progressive
local wholesaler for permanent 20.
sition leading to an excellent in.
come from repeat business. Cal
necessary. No travelling. Some sale:
experience desirable. I'd eduat,
starting salary: training and fielc
assistance furnished Call MR.
EVANS at UN. 4-S003. between
400 and pm, or write Box 1907.
c, star. -
SALESMAN, personable young man
25-3S: COLLEGE BACKGROUND desir'
able. Nationally known ChieaRC
company with large Washtngtor
once offers technical training arc
MANAGEMENT future for salesman
capable of professional approach
to business clientele Applicant;
should have achieved income Of
$1,000 to $4,000 in past employ.
ment, MANAGEMENT CONSUL.
TANTS. INC. Suite 600. 1406 G
st NV
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SALES
MANAGER

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
For district or divisional
sales manager with i04-Yeaf.
old company operating ma.
ttonally. Age 25-45 years,
aggressive. married. ambi.
tious and interested In devei.
oping q direct to the con-
sumer sales organiza ton. Di.
rect selling experience unnec-
NO OFF SEASONS
Car necessary. Not q desk
Job. Excellent 6 to 1e months
local training program as
COOP IMMEDIATE EARNINGS
In 1855, our district man
ayers ranged from $4,000 TO
$4,000 in earnings based on
guarantee, overwrite. COM
mission and bonus. Estab-
lished division MANAGERS
average over $4,000. DiRni-
fed honest selling methods.
II you want lifetime security
IN A BUSINESS UNAFFECT-
ED ECONOMICALLY WITH
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED
ADVANCEMENT OPPORTU-
NIFTY. WRITE Z. ANDERSON,
Box 500, Star, giving full
details as to age. previous
experience and phone num-
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HeLPMEN
D. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE
OFFICE OPEN MONDAY
WHITE AMI r0fnREn
Tnnflipht ART Direction

Topflight Art Director
Leading department store
has immediate opening for
man capable of producing
distinctive result-producing
layoutS, as well as directing
a staff of artists, photog-
rapher and layout assist
ant. Pleasant working con-
ditions and fine opportu-
nifty for right person. Apply
by letter giving complete
details of b ckgroun a.
experience, salary expected
and other pertinent infor-
nation. Box 475-G, Star.
--3
C0LORED MANI excellent all round
cleaner, energetic, reliable. steady
work; S36 wk. Box god. Star.
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, fun Of
part time. to take orders for blind
made articles. No canvassing, leads
furn. Car necessary $50 minimum
weekly guar. from exclusive terri
tory. ME-, -S-2237. IS
SALES TRAINEE. mems wear. in
side: $50 plus rapid promotion
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. ave. n.
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SALES MANAGER

Ambitious man to take
over existing district sales
management position. One
capable OF training and su-
pervising 10 or more sales
men. Between 30 and As
years OF age. have car and
be experienced IN direct-to-
the-consuner sales manage
ment. This is q field lob and
not a desk position. over 3
generations of success based
on high-calibre field manage
ment training. Can earn In
excess OF $4,000 FIRST wear.
No travelling. The success OF
our entire organization based
on repeat business, engineered
sales, low-pressure tactics and
thorough field training. This
may be your opportunity. You
can determine for yourself by
phoninE z. W. DEMPSEY. at
The Woodner, HU. 3-4400
between o and Z pm. Nom
day and Tuesday or write
Box CSC, Star.
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HsIP-MEN tcent. J

MECHANIC, to work on small cleo.
trical appliances. Interviews be,
tween and pm. c. A. LEPPERT
GA Eye st. NV. -
MAINTENANCE MAN with class {
ergineer's license for office bldg.
must be able to make minor re.
pairs. with knowledge Of electrical
work. painting, carpentry and
plumbing; must be sober and re-
liable; none others should apply
5-day week, hours s a I'm. to ) p. m
Write Box 420-c, Star. -
MANAGER, wou1en's apparel store
position Of district representative
for estate area 20 north 1d ana 6o6 s1 nI,,.
MENT CONSUL TANTs, INC, Suite
600. 1406 @ st. NV.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE, age 81.
IS. college grad, valuable train.
ing leading 10 responsible admin
istrative or management position
with large national CORPORATION
s snssTs s saTssF 9DsSrstSono'E MAN se
AGEMENT CoNSULTANTs. INC,
Suite 500. 1406 q st. NV.
MECHANICS t2l, for heating. air
conditioning. Refrigeration: tor
wages: experienced. IKE. S-5565, or
no. 2-3500. -3
MECHANICS - ThoroushIy expert
enced between 25 and IS yrs. of
age. One interested In complete
ter-Metro feet Excellent oppor-
tunity for right party. Apply In
person to Mr.. Klemm, between s
and II am. only ARCADE SUM-
SHINE. 7l3 Lamont st. NV. "a
MULTILITH OPERATOR, white
D or more years experience. Fully
familiar with Model 1850. days
start $40, MANAGEMENT CON-
SuLTANTS. INC. Suite 600. 1406
q st. NV.
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UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

One Of the oldest and iars-
est landscaplng and nursery
products companies operat-
Ing nationally, will employ
MEN in the WASHINGTON area
TO rail on our established Gus
toners and open new ae-
NO EXPERIENCE RE-
oUlRED. We have one Of the
finest training programs In
the industry. Income is sub
stAntial and immediate.
earning ut the rate of $1,000
$4,000 and more. Top men
well over $4,000, Plenty Of
opportunity also for man
agement positions. Winter is
one of our busiest seasons
contracting for Spring de-
livery.
Il you are in a seasonal
business RIGHT NOW IS
THE TIME TO make . change,
Get into business that is
NOT SEASONAL and January,
February. March and April
are peak months with us.
The work Is pleasant, digni-
fed, seiuiprofessional selling
and offers lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year.
1hi5 Is strictly SALES
WORK ard We are not inter-
ested In landscape gardeners
or laborers. Applicants should
be ever 90. married and must
have car.
For personal interview.
phone r II. Beals at HUI. a.
63T3. . to Z pm. Monday
and Tuesday or write Box
24e-A. Star, giving phone
number and personal back
ground.
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Ambitious Men
Arthur Murray

Has excellent opportunities for sew
eral mel interested in makina
above-average income. Possibilities
OF moyine TO administrator Jobs
good due to the rapid expansion OF
our school. Neat appearance. good
educational BACKGROUND required
Positions available in Alexandria
Arlington. Silver Spring and Wash
ington studios. Apply In person al
the ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO,
10J1 Connecticut ave. NV, 2 till
and z to . pm. "A
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PORTERS

Part-time. night. Hours 9 pm.
to IL pm; must be thoroush.
exper., have other full-time empl.;
between 40-55 years of age; refs.
mel Dept, cAFRiiTz CO. il3i K
al NV Room H1a
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 500
Adm. ASStS. to $4,000

ASST. TO DIRECTOR, research Org,
NV. Washington. Good .typist, re-
sp0nsibie eiri willing to handle al
ministration incl. purchastne, re-
supervision. Opportunity for ad.
yancement. Write DR.. SUTTELL,
52O7 wis. ave, NV. u5l. stains
age. spec exper. and salary ex-
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----- |.----s----- .--ss.,.--.----
SALES MANAGER

AGE 30-50, with car. to train 10,
management position in direct sell
can earn about $50 per week whit
learning. Phone Mr.. YOUNG, Ma
S-7356 10 arrange interview, Galary
and commission discussed ct inter
view,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
HELP--MEN
WALLPAPER Statesmen

Ambitious. neat appearance. inter.
est in public relations. between %
and 30, to call on builders. insti.
buttons, dealers. etc. Exper. desired
but not essential. Must have au-
tomobile. Apply In person; Mr.
AND PAINT Co, 1922 New YORK
ave. n -
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MAN

MEN 900, white. TO distribute 6oap
samples; neat and clean; IS per
day. Apply am. 460 New York
ave. NV. --3
openings for 2 men,
full time; also part time; married
men preferred; full time, can aver
age over 500 per week; fully estab.
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings: no sales ex-
perience necessary but must be
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details, apply FULLER
BRu5b co oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and r SIS. NV. or
phone DI. 7-4477 or Di. 7-349S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

SECRETARY. age 21-30. for on,
Of Americas best-known corpora
tons. Shorthand. so w.p.m.. typs
40 w.pm.; 8 days: starting sal
sULTANTs, INC, Suite 600, 140t
@ st. NV
AGER. experienced only: good sal.
airy and Commission; vacation with
Gay. 4S-hr. wk. References re,
quired. Apply WROE'S SUNOCC
SERVICE, 1901 Georgia ave. NV
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1OuNG. i3uO ST, NV. -
SHOE Statesmen
Immediate opportunity
for top earnings and
other benefits. Should
be experienced in sell
ing quality merchan-
disc. Particularly inter-
eSted in men who will
want to work in our new
Chevy Chase store, full
or part time. Apply 10
am. till noon or 3 to
5 pm.
RICH'S
1901 F ST. NV.
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SALESMAN

One opening for man with aggressive
versatile personality who can SELL.
Prefer married man with children.
For wholesale food; exper, not
necessary but desired All expenses
paid. Minimum guarantee. $50 vk
Vac. sick leave. bonus. Apply own
writing, give educ, age. exper
BOX 2R7.G star
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HO. 2-2476

PAINTING ESTIMATOR, experienced.
for general estimating work. able
s9.Nrs ssd iSaISSsPrinsS; SAT- S}gs
INC, Suite 800, 1906 @ st. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER

With stenographic expert
enee preferred. interesting
work: 5-day week Submit
written resume stating ex-
perience age and salary ex-
pected. marked attention Mr..
Donald a. Hurst Nd inter-
views granted without prior ~
written resume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
RENTAL
MANAGER
ROOM CLERKS

Thoroughly experienced men, under
20 years Of age, for first-claSs
tunity 70 advance in this field
Please state age, experience and
other pertinent information. All. re-
plies viii "be treated confidentially
BOX 252-C, STAR
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BooKKEEPER

To manage one-girl real estate once.
Must be conscientious. reliable, &C
curate, and ike responsibility
Varied duties; ?-day week: salaIy
rieht person; exper. refs. FE. Be-
1879. -
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statesmen
LANSCAPING

One Of the Oldest and largest con-
Germs OF its kind. operating ma
tionalls. has immediate openina'
locally for statesmen and manager
trainees to handle increasing public
demand for popular landEcapinf
service. No prior experience in our
field necessary as thorough school.
ing assures immediate income, Thi'
Is strictly sales work, low pressure
and NO OFF SEASON. Car required
For local interview send persona
history. with phone number, II
Box 2g2-C, Star, %
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PURCHASING
AGENT

EXPERIENCED ONLY
For large construction once. Perma-
nent position with unlimited op-
S76-A. star. -
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NIGHT PORTER
OFFICE MESSENGER

Age Is or II. white. This is 8
permanent, full-time job only; must
have completed the lIth grade
and be neat appearing; 5-day
week, chance for advancement
Call Pers onnel once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

Promotion of our statesmen has ere
Rted opening for one man to foiloy
| In his established territory in me
tropolitan virginia.
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HELP--WoMEN

MANI excellent ali round
cleaner, energetic, reliable. steady
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Write giving full particulars. stating
| II presently employed, average earn,
| ings, and general BACKGROUND
Box 25O-C, Star. -
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SHANNON q LUCHS co
724 I4th st. NV. "a
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dali. Herndon
prices subject o
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You'll be rewarded with signs Of deep satisfaction
when your family and guests bite into Safeway
leg o lamb. It's so juicy and tender-with the fla
vor you get only in US Choice lamb A wonderful
value, too, because it's trimmed just right for
perfect eating no excess bone and fat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-12

Leftbi' familiar Satt~ay symbol be jour guide
to fine food at good lou prices ere,y day Of
The week, all year long! The Sattway symbol
stands for quality, ,'aiHe, eonrenienee. and
confidently courteous ,eriiee.
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Miss Carr Wed
To Mr.. Greco

Miss Diane Berkeley Carr,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard James Carr of Be-
thesda, became the bride of
Mr.. Richard Albert Greco, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Greco
of Aliquippa, Pa. The wedding
took place yesterday in st.
Jane de Chantal Church.
The couple attended Grove
City College, Grove City, Pa,
from which the groom was
graduated this June.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father who is spe-
cial assistant to the general
counsel of the Federal Trade
Commission and a former in
tercollegiate polo star.
The bride wore a gown. of
imported embroidered Swiss
organdy with a chapel train
and carried cascade bouquet
OF Gala lilies and white or
chidS.
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DINING ROOM

MODERN MIST GREY EXTENSION
TABLE. One arm and 4 side 7A0 90
chairs. Regularly $2S6.95. Now I41
FRENCH PROVINCIAL 6-PC. DINING
ROOM SUITE. Includes buffet, one arm
and side chairs and oval extension
table. Regularly $34l.5O. 1850
MALLACCA MODERN S-PC. DINING
ROOM SUITE. Includes china, drop leaf
table, 4 side and arm chairs o70 so
Regularly $4,000. Now CIT
TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY ROUND
FRONT CORNER CHINA 10 90
Regularly 1880. Now IZ1
LINED OAK 9-PC. MODERN PLASTIC
TOP DINING ROOM SUITE. Includes
buffet, china, extension table, one arm
and side chairs. Regularly $40 so
S4SI.5U. NOW - ZHI
ITALIAN PROVINCIAL s-PC. DINING
ROOM SUITE. Includes buffet, table,
one arm and side chairs. 7A0 50
Regularly S379.50. Now Z41
CORDOvAN Z PC. DINING ROOM
SUITE. includes buffet, china, table, 3
side and one arm chairs. go 90
Regularly 354.OO. Now $50 ZO|
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w EDDINGS

Gamble. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Gamble of Sparta, Tenn.
The wedding took place July
% in the First Christian
Church, Alexandria. The
couple will live in College
Park. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

and Mrs. Henry c. Tweit of
Glenwood. MINI. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Augustana Lutheran Church.
The couple will live in Wau-
ban, MINI.
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DINETTES

o-PC. DINETTE. Grey table. pink grey
or green chairs. Regularly az IN
SaS.oV. Now ---------------- w."
S SPC. PINK WROUGHT IRON DIN
chairs R SisSi Top tab tables Is and 1850
PROVINCIAL 5 PC. DINETTE Brown
chairs, tan table, black base. % sn
Regularly 1880. Now 0S'0V
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.Zonto Club Picnic

The Malcolm Scates' will
entertain the Zonta Club of
Washington at a picnic on
Saturday at Scates' Retreat on
the Potomac in Virginia.
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.MotheY-Noill

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Claude Naill
OF Westminster, Md, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Lou Barnes to Mr.. Robert
George Mathey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Louis Mathey of
Mount Rainier, Md. The we'd
ding took place on August 4 in
Calvary Methodist Church. Mt.
Airy, Md. The couple will live
in Hyattsville.
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.Wnlson.Coqdell

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer DaviC
: Cogdell of Alexandria and
Denver. Colo. announce the
marriage of their daughter
Helen Jane to Mr.. Kenneth
Mack Wilson, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson of Carmel.
Calf, The wedding took place
July 81. The couple will live in
Carmel.
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MODERN LIVING ROOM

LOOSE PILLOW BACK SOFA. In toast
hubby fabric. All foam rubber cushions.
NeT s44s.'o' 200.5o
SOFA. In turquoise textured fabric with
foam cushions. Regularly 11O so
$S2S.OO. Now --- LIZ
PULLMAN SOFA. In grey nylon, foam
cushions. Regularly $359.5O. $40 so
Now " n.y.
3-PC. SECTIONAL. In turquoise plaid
with foam cushions and black legs.
N NoSnlarly S'iS.'O' 40Q.5o
2-PC. SECTIONAL. In toast metallic
fabric, biscuit tufted seat and back.
black frame. Regularly 1oA7S
S269.5O. Now "a price 1874
SOFA AND CHAIR. In grey or turquoise
nylon. Regularly $239.5O. 1E0 so
Now -.---~. 4-------- IO1
2 PC SECTIONAL SOFA in TURQUOISE.
R RsS1 lfsS iot fSan N cushions $4,000
GOLD TWEED OCCASIONAL CHAIR
Black legs. Regularly 1880 90 S1
Now OI"~
TURQUOISE OCCASIONAL CuA1p
with black frame. Regularly r. oS
1880 Now OI',0
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EARLY AMERICAN
LIVING ROOM

WING BACK LOVE SEAT. In beige
tapestry. Foam seat and back box pleat.
Regularly S3O6.5O. 10O S0
-''' &AA
WING BACK LOUNGE CHAIR. In green
nubby fabric, foam seat and back box
pieated skirt. Regularly 100 so
$l71.5O. Now IH'V
ANTIQUE MAPLE LOVE SEAT. In lovely
print cover. Foam cushions, box pleat
skirt, solid rock maple frame. 100 so
Regularly $4,000. Now - 10y
LADIES WING BACK LOUNGE CHAIR.
In gold tapestry cover. Foam seat and
back, box pleat skirt. Regu- IN 50
larry Sl59.5O. Now w.
WINGED BACK SOFA. In printed fab
ric, with foam cushions and kick pleat
skirt. Regularly S279.5O. Inn S0
GREEN WING CHAIR. Foam rubber
cushion. pine finish. Reg ITO 81
ularly 1880 Now -----. I1"V
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.Roberts-Deuel

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edwin
Deuel. of Slingerkinds, N. Y
announce the marriage of their
daughter Caroline Van Loon
to Mr.. Kenneth Durham Rob-
ertS, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Foote Roberts. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church. Albany, N. Y.
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Whichever

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Fuller
Brooks announce the marriage
of their daughter Mrs. Eleanor
/: Brooks Dyer to Mr.. Malcolm r
/: White of Chester, N. Y. The
wedding took place July 20 in
A: Fort Lee, N. j.
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Johnson-Ruppe

Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Ruppe
Of Woodhaven, N. Y, announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Marie to Mr.. James w.
johnson, son of Mrs. Carl v.
johnson of Takoma Park. The
wedding took place yesterday
in st. Thomas Apostle Church,
Woodhaven. The couple will
live in jackson Heights, N. Y.
Legqe-LeHew
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Edwin
LeHew of Clifton Forge, Va,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Anne Rowena
to Mr.. Withrow Reynolds
Legge. jr., son of Mrs. Withrow
Reynolds Legge and the late
MIR. Legge of Winchester, Va.
The wedding took place yes
1erday in the Clifton Forge
Presbyterian Church. The
couple will live in Richmond.
Porker-Loeber
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Loeber
announce the marriage of
their daughter Eugenia Eva to
Mr.. Thornton J. Parker III,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
j. Parker, jr. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Christ Lutheran Church. The
couple will live in Syracuse,
N. Y.
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,Gumble-Moody

/: Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Moody
/: OF Arlington announce the
/: marriage of their daughter
: Patricia Ann to Mr.. Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Goldmun-Shreiur

~e~SSeSA ASAAA SA0&
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shire
lar announce the marriage OF
their daughter Carolyn Edith
to Mr.. Donald Stanley Gold
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Jamin Goldman. The wedding
took place August 5 in the
B'nai Israel Synagogue. The
couple will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

rier-Colhoun
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. CAL
houn of Fairfax, Va. announce
the marriage of their daughter
Helen Edna to Mr.. Charles Paul
Grier, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Grier of Kensington. The we'd
ding took place August 4 in the
Bethesda Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in Hyatts-
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Reductions in Every Dept Partial List Below:
TRAD. LIVING ROOM

SOFA. In toast tweed cover, foam cush-
ions, mahogany legs. Regu- 77O.50
larly $35O.OO. Now ZZ1
3CUSHION LAWSON SOFA. Covered in
dark green SpOt-resiStant fabric. Kick
pleat skirt. Regularly 255.0O. 100. so
LAWSON 2-PC. SECTIONAL. In gold
decorator fabric with 6-inch fringe.
Regularly $4,000. 0I0 90
Now --------------- Z01''O
BUTTON BACK SOFA. In dark green
textured fabric, foam cushion, kick pleat
skirt. Regularly $343.5O. 91O so
LOUNGE CHAIR. In light AQUA linen
like fabric Foam cushion, mahogany
S lsgs Regularly $3.50 $50
CUSTOM-MADE SOFA. In blue linen
with white cord belt. Regu- 100 so
larly S398.5O. Now - W.
REGENCY SOFA. Red brocatelIe cover,
with fringe base. Regularly 100 so
$1,000. Now -- IHO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Snesrud
OF Silver Spring announce the
marriage of their daughter
Nancy Elizabeth to Mr.. Delbert
Woodrow Tweit, son of Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Schillinu.WIlie

{, DR.. and Mrs. Roy E. Willie
of Bethesda announce the
marriage of their daughter
Marlene Alice to Mr.. Richard
: James Schilling, son of Mr..
; and Mrs. Dale D. Schilling
: of Lincoln, Nebr. The we'd
/: ding took place yesterday in
: the Bethesda Presbyterian
; Church.