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MIScELLANEoUS-FoR SALE

PIANOS-Flne pianos available for
FREE LOAN. Would piano study
Discover for yourself with The
FREE LOAN of a fine plano. Nc
oblieation to purchase. Pay only q
small carriage fee. VIII. 6-S7l2.
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FURS are fashions big news. Let US
restyle or repair YOUR old fur coat
Goats made into capes and stoles
s vsay reas p Else eStiPatfs s WSTs
$50 + st NV, Suite 800. DI. z
O403
CARPENTER, PLASTERING. paint!
ing and all kinds OF repair work.
Estimates free. WASHINGTON CON.
STRUCTION CO. DU. 7-2945.
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G.H.w. AND COOK. live in or out
all sections D. c.. Nd. Va: to S35
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1917 K NV
G.H.W.. live in: age 30-4O; 8 chill.
dren: 5is days; S37. Apply only il
exper. best iefer OIL. 4-1043.
HOUSEKEEPER. CAPABLE of helping
invalid; live in reliable. with gooc
ref. RIA. 3-.i93.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, European.
French preferred; live in; NV
downtown area; 3 children; ghw
and cooking. other help employed
DE .,-4554.
H0USEKEEPER. to live in; perma.
nent Job. some one who needs 9
home in exchange for moderate sal.
airy. paid vacation all mod. cows
lovely new home. children, congen-
lsl family. Call Mr.. MALONEY
HE. 4-41l2
BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER -
g.h.w. and plain cooking, care To-
: children: lovely quarters Tor cir
looking for permanent live-in lob
Excellent salary. OIL. 6-1S66.
LIvE-iN MAID, z day Thurs. anC
Sun. of: $50 per wk. to start: ref
required. Alex. area. XII. S-52S7.
GIRL, to live in, take care of I
children, light housework. in ex
change for room. board. salary
of Thurs. and Sun. 10. 2-60ll
between :! and 4 pm.
WHITE LADY. to live in, take car,
OF ! child. Good houseworker. Cal
ST. $3.50 after pm. week days
MATURE WHITE WOMAN-G.h.w.
care | child. 3 yrs; live in: > days
pvt; rm.'; no laundry $50 per wk
Call after & pm, Ju. S-3357.
LIVE IN gh.w, la-day Thurs. AM
children. S25. References AM
health card required ia. 9-3436
WOULD LIKE EUROPEAN GIRL
preferably Spanish for houseworl
in very charming little house; S15(
month. Call EN- 2-2304.
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THE PRESIDENT MADISON. 19Os

DUPLEX APIS, near 1st and KEN
nedy n.w.-Liv. rm.. bedrm. kit,
bath; nicely furn.; S87 80. CO. o.
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QUE ST. NV, I756-Lovely, clean
single rm. with running water;
only $3.50 week.
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WASHER, late model. fully auto
matte, good condition: $50. Ii
7-2323
WASHERS, all brands. new. in
crates huge cash savings PARA
MOUNT CO, 2202 Ga. ave. NV.
WASHER, late model. Easy Spin
drier; perfect condition. S45. Ii. T.
5000
WINDOW FANS-One 21-in. Viking
, speeds. year old. $50: l kitchen
reversible. q mos. old. SIS. JU. s.
ASA.
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convenient downtown
.ofationa Clean gfll-keF fpt
furnished or unfurhiahsd BpsciOut
Fficitnritt ! and . bedTms Pert.
as tsb-sf25. 10 inspect. call MRS
SWIFT. CO. B-i320.
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Stone Work-FlagStone
sUslNEsS sERVlcEs

A RECREATION RM.. built for as
low as sfa6. BfeezeVAys and
pofehes, snei with iaicusies. ss
loW a. S.pi. Three-trark storm
windows ard Swings e5r. OF NJ
70 VS. 70 pay Fof free est
eai 10. $4,000.
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hELP-ooMEsTIc

COOK AND G.Hw.. for small adul;
family ii5-day va early bfeak.
fast snd early dinner recent refer
ere teeulrea Cal between s.l0
pm. OIL. g.5gGs.
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WAITRESS. white, over II. Must b.
experienced Good tips. Apply In
pcrson LOOP RESTAURANT. 32Oa
Nj Pleasant 81 N u
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apt: twin beds; yard; ldry. facils. /;
excel transp. Call RIA, 6-55Sl,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRIT.
FRS. S25 up-Your choice only 81
week Free home demonstration
Call WARDS. EN- 3-9535 NOW
ADDING MACHINES-Hand, electric
new, used, sold, rented, repaired
exch. CIRCLE, 741 10th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, SERVEL-Gas.
operated. residential. Vear-round
unit. Used only . seasons. $500
cash. BISHOP EQUIPMENT co,
INC, 1888 Wis. ave. NV. FE
AIR CONDITI0NER. window unit
Io-fnn IN vn1te MA
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transp Home and surrounding.
must be seen to be appreciated.
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STENOGRAPHER

For general offlce work. including
bookkeeping, dictation, ETC.: expert
ence desirable but not essential:
Apply BOWEN a. CO, INC. l24S7
Chapman ave, Rockville. Md Phone
HA. 7-7420.
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HELP-WoMEN

FOR WOMAN who
can meet SEARS qualifications as
a DIRECTOR CONSULTANT, inside
and outside sales. Draw against
commission, car allowance and
excel excel company company benefits to the one
SEARS, RoEBucK AND Co, $50
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
TWO CLERKS needed at the S & H
Green Stamp store, Arl.. Va; good
starting salary. all fringe benefits;
10-hr week. Apply S & II GREEN
STAMP STORE. IlO S. WAYNE st
wash. and Lee shopping centert,
Friday, after a:3n m
EASIEST $40. EVER MADE" says
Texas houseWite--Make S65 on 90
boxes new Name IN silver Christ
mas Cards. Up to 1899 profit on
81 asSortments. Samples OH APP
soUTHERS IN ~ n Hoilywood
Dept. 1928, Memphis, Tenn.
TALL
Attractive intelligent young lady for
sales work at TALL FASHIONS.
Must be 80" or over stocking feet
Experience preferred, Reference. Call
DI, 1-2507.
Young Ladies Travel
We have iobs open for 3 neat
and single young ladies. 1925
Travel major cities ana return
with group representing national
concern. Average earnings, ~76 per
week. Guar 500 per month. Ex-
penses paid. permanent work I'm
med. advance, See MR.. POUNDS,
New Colonial Hotel 1856 10Th st
NV 10 a-m.-5 pm. Don't phone
Leave immed. II"
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HELP WOMEN Cont
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

SECRETARIES. age 20-3O:
immediate vacancies with re-
search development Arm in
alexandria. Must be alert
ana dependable; accurate
shorthand and tipping re-
auired. 5-day. 40-hour week:
LIBERAL company benefits, ex-
cellent working conditions;
salary commensurate with
ability and experience. Call
XII $1,000, Ext. LOG, for APP
pointment
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.
sol N. Columbus ST.. Alex, Va.
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WAITRESS, Part time, Monday and
Tuesday pm to = am. experi-
eneed only. 2sl0 1ith 81. NV.
WAITRESS, daywork experienced
Apply m person MAR-ETH, 2O36
WAITRESS, white, over II. Must be
experienced Good tips Apply in
PERSON LOOP RESTAURANT. 32O3
NJ Pleasant ST NV
MATTRESSES, white. experienced
5000 earnings; full or part time
SOLMORE RES TAURAN1 5uS
LeeShlrg pike, FANS Church. JE.
WAITRESS. DAYTIME, experienced.
Call FE 3-9sS4.
NAITRESSES. white experienced.
DAYS RFcToRS RESTAURANT,
1855 Conn. ave nv.
WAITRESS, white. age. sf.3O, night
work. Good personality and exper.
With drinks essential Excel. SAL
ary and TIPS. Apply after 4 pm,
BRASS RAIL. 500 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES
Part time and full time. daily and
week ENDS, excellent earnings; must
be experienced Apply IN person only
- kuSHNER's RESTAURANT
sa.3 Piney Branch Rd.. Silver Spring
LADIES. now IS the time 10 oct
started with AVON. Several GOOD
openings nov viii earn 5000 10
$500 before Xmas Call DI. 7-O2eI
WOMAN, white. married. help in.
valid, live IN 2-rm furn apt. AND
$50 mo. Box eii-B star
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted
ABBY RED LOBSTER REST Good
tips. oV. 3.3ldj l5s
ON OF wASHINCTON's finest fur.
niture stores needs 'uFoirr ard
payroll clerks. telephone operator,
and typists. for senefa. once work
S-day week With company benefits
vacation with paw. Apply Mr.
sweeney JULIUS LANsBURGH
FURNITURE co pni r h nv
ALL ACEs, 1895 typlsu. secrs.
tsries s50-si00 wk. open.nss ior
beokkeepsrs recep PEN naeh
oprs WELCOME at BoYps lest
~ Yrs cor l2th ana Q SIS. NV
Ma $3.50
PART.TIME WAiTREss--ii an Il
rnl With sun IN tins GOOD
HICKORY HOUSE REsTAuRAsT
Sub eth a.. nv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONERS FOR RENT at
low rates for any desired period.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.. INC,
l25S Wis. ave. NV, FE. 3-6l00.
CHAIN SAW. McCulloch Sales
service: rental. $40 day
GRAVELY OF WASH. JU. 9-22s7.
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers. post
diggers. tillers. Ford tractors,
pumps, generators, sod cutters.
discs, brush saws, bulldozers. load
ers, wheelbarrows, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SSl
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Aol : " 81 IN w.
Single and double rms; weekly
and monthly rates. Permanents vel.
come Newly dec. rms, free TV anc
parking Porches and shaded ward
Air-c0nd. lobby and TV rm, Air
cond. rms. slightly higher.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
Rooms fURNIsHEp-N.W.

81 A DAY Der oerson; ll0i 18th
NV Attrae sale and dble. rms. 81
wk. up sANNE'S Hotel. Dl 7-76bs
2i47 F-Fosm studio: refgr., grill
clock radio, ~; cool quiet; S5-Sf
week. ST 3-5S33.
IN WIDOWS LOVELY HOME. cool
coy room 70 lady or teacher, Ref.
erenees Will mold. RA, 8-2OSs
Mr.. CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES
Very lge. rfn newly dec. ads
bath young man. Ho. 2-33Os.
1858 10th ST. N.w.-Businesswom
en-, sEle dble. rms. clean. beaut
furn., mod baths. NO 1870
LARGE ROOM. next 70 bath Wood.
leg pl VIC, gentleman only. GARAGE
.uxl2 NO. 7-27O9.
CLEVELAND PARK. 1921 Bath pi-
Wei furn 2nd fr cor RIM next
bath shower det pvt. nome: maid
kefv.. $50 mo-. man. EN- 'i-037l
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 " st. NV
Join friendly fellows and sirls:
dancing, ping pong. rec, room, ~,
Besdix, fNltehboard $50 70 S3b
month. no. 3.5454.
DUPONT Beaut. newly dec
rm semipVt bath, urlim. phone
e0ny. trsnsp men. AD. 4-s73h.
sgs IEFFERsON ST, N.w.-sspt. J
small single. share bath. pvt home
gentleman unlimited phone
ie3 HAMILTON ST. N.w,-Mas,er
beefm.. pvt. shower. semitic home
gentleman. employed IA 3-p3Si
1908 n ~ AvI. NV. ~. Dupont
etrcle--fice. clean. sinrie running
ysiet - pecE Also. ink IN
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27O7 WOODLEY PLACE. N.W.-Nice
ly furn master front room will
private bath. mr.. Sheraton Parl
hotel, man preferred. AID. 4-5934.
CONN. AVE, mr.. Shoreham Hotel
LRe., pvt. master bedrm.; pvt. batf
and shower; man only. $50 per mo
Call WO. 6-40S7.
CONN. AVE. mr.. Shoreham Hotel
Pvt. rm.. nicely furn.; man only
$50 per mo. WO. 6-40S7.
$500 35th ST. NV. corner Portel
stp-LRe. nicely furn. rm.. single
or double Semipvt. bath; conven
transp. Home and surrounding.
must be seen to be appreciated.
DOWNTOWN, 1901 r, I. ave.-Cool
quiet. clean single rm.; $50 mo
RE. 7-215S
DOWNTOWN-Clean, spac. dble.
TV privils.; So per person; SI1 a.
single. HO. @-532l.
ROBERT PETER INN, 1923 22nd
st. n.w.-Permanent and transient
rms, switchboard. elevator, air
cond. din. rm.; $40 up. DE. 2-1SS5
QUE ST. NV, I756-Lovely, clear
single rm. with running water
only $500 week.
1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Unusually
nice single rms, mr.. bath and
shower; S6-SS weekly.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Gordon Hotel. 916 18th st. NV
Sgle and dble rms. bath optional
VIZ. and mo rates. Ma R-6264.
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DOWNTOWN-Clean, spac. dble.
Nv priyils.; 81 per person: Sl1 a;
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DOWNTOWN, 1901 r. I. ave.-Cool
quiet. clean single rm.; $50 mo
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3HI7 CONN. AVE. -bedrm. and
efic. apis. furn. or unfurn.; ideal
SHOPPING; MGR. EN-. 2-6s43.
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SECRETARIES

We have several fine openings for
alert young women who enjoy the
excitement OF fast pace In depart
ment store work. Openings are in
both merchandising and service de-
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; 20et discount
on purchases and many other COM
pany benefits.
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PIANOS-Piano bench, SIS: new up
rights. 1925 up; Mason and Ham
lin, Knabe. Chickering, Stieff
others. Consoles, spinets. $3.50 up:
new and used. Story and Clark,
others. Grands, rebuilt and used,
S215 up. Steinway. Hranick and
Back, others: Terms. del. bench
lumbia I'd. NV. AID. 4-592s $4,000
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EMERY-GEoRGIAN HOTEL

1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Unusuaiiy
nice single rms. mr.. bath and
shower: SR-S2 weekly
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N,W.--LoveIy 2-b.r. apt; Nv. rTn..
util incl. ia. 9-4565, JU. S-33S3.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08

,1orc oorthor BY "o1ztio" i.o-~o's picking
ofcour . pcrcc3; nitc;.os ~c1 &c ~.
II II i. 5ccm I'd 70 &C las reed
con51 Of. Others d.3 uc72 IN hitting.
On june 2ld 5o1ls IN lost 70 tic 40
D1ovos 0* sco1o - 70 3. But ill
oe soolsi2e rovcn0o i'll tic ccmes they
have lost so for.
The G.9..t d:y 5roy lost TO tl.o Tncson
Iobo3 u 6h 4 score Of 8 TO ; diaaito OF
{ first in3nC. hoaor by Ernie Antoro.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
<SF,7 - -
y 4 tEI

TIC 0e,lo e2o borden oz,o LAD 20 havo
t1.:o 1l-~h t7lE nd nrv oo'.i>H9;1G cn on1
VOL ~ 1t cut Tho uorl; - ho7G. The
ooonlc I'D 10 Gin r'abcr out oG { "lo1!
~5n>: but .2cr! ol7 t'2oy hovc t. Go is turn
2 v~lvc cod I'll, t,.cir, a~ae~'o7s.
f;r. Jo' -o IS ou 7~-vo ~.om '-1o'i
uo:l. g = = C. . nc @z~@r)5
ever :. i r. is ol-:. ~ -; 1?i.5 Ao@o.
TIC -cao verde. ,co2-o "eG meeting
and oocidcd, t. @Gl ~ tac o7ria1r ca3 corI-
o1s 70 be o12 set t-lc4. tic 'cSt >@ 80 -
C0orcos cry u3. They -EI1l % s5a-',;-ln
Work Ii :2d2- 11ta. o7-l 1r!2o ere con2cc5od
,rl.oh i y }&o~o Of Peso Verde ran c nc
ur~o 5cr 10 1cal q Acl0.
Last uc, u nc: 3otl ~5so .~oG c-y. .cri3co o2
hovinet &C o.. 3hc nan dic oG the ao1d4 -
ce5c. II TIC ooco1Q .iaot-~2jhor 5no-o
5h~J~< - g c.. ll "a C 2. NO clt1ccI
md SO 3':ct, ;,.@ie o., noe "a orc act
Left ol~.o -,y.2 thcy o~c 10. .o1ca TO
!.oI : omsolvoa. T. this co4:aidcr7tc
coI oI1c anoGac' -'oa shown 5;loro wouldn't
30 alw acciM u, rs. I,a;5 20 nero l;i2G tc
orc 1nos,.or ov@n y - &c &c drunk
Rcy.a,ld J aon : oua d1i or Ter tho
1o1 = " 3cllo I'D cci,3o1 IL novcd 30
Sell 7T>o-,c - CT 20 - ,roz',c RI. Gl'out
(:1>i-v--->~ z1< a VaLcri. to 1nr!1 In Soils.
r. -rc d IS 2. hc1Ao 'lcTo 27.1cl'c &c lived
!1',on &c u3cd 70 1U2'l7 Ac4c oa poT7cr
Plant : or 4 g r-S Hc4' &c! or INC
Gov@rl@.c.st5 . roaJ n1.ly YRS. &c Dlri-o6
in i;'4> - l.--,~s-r1l2 <I''.r. voMori.
C~-.~c a--5:;, ..ot .iuf.c nd oliver
.:oz,1aao, { i.of %, .co.@1o nave rono TO
37n5o ..c, 80 &c Il u 2ttood classes
co1ccIG. ! Y. :t;,cil' fIcld CT rprl;.
nc 5c-73 ,a8c-6a72 civ. journyod to
3acaton Oh icTloria1 .G1J. Tley played
very rood rcac u:.til ti!c last tIyo inin@s.
Sells dc 3!ro 1Trs in bhe first lining
i52on sacaGon tied II up in the no21t.
Thcy modo 1r1l1 in t3ic ne71t ininr and
Sc 6 3.ct.@.i-5 =, o17in. E-'oT2 tlorc t,2e
80 ro-5 :3co-o1c5s nn5*-l the oIrllt
-1tlcn 6 cnGon brc,sc 3ne tic End Big
1'o1 - noosted 5corl to runs SO they
lo.1 d Sells IL TO ; score. few
5 rs t'2~5 cro on The Sells tcam
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
lTIC0 ri d.
~--A - -. - -s-.-A.--

Z IC0 l.4.a4S
az'ney adams is q new neribel' OF 1rico
31ectric. ..e has lis house wired and
connected. FIR. adams lives ct 1opaWa.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
2A-A &C &C IlLyIAlI 1. l:.G1:

.e regular issue OF tho iapa . ...>ian
lTaus Paper Will be out about t.lc 18Th Of
June. Elis issue Will be printed III 4uc-
son IN & regular newspaper foZr With
pictures OF the newspaper staff and grad
uating classes Of the Sells Consolidated
Gchool AID Santa -,osa oardin&.
cot yc'1r copy at the usual place OIL sale
at / = = coly.
-
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08

ile Pcpago Indians OF the GoutiMost are
sc1f-s- pportine .eoplc. :vont'soo@'1 the
Lana Oh which thcy live is vely ny. If
they had drri gated Land they uould DC
vory rich people as they arc noted as
good farmers and catt1eren.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
1LzAA-, AlD DANCE:

1I.zAA.. 81 lALC1:
IN annual affair Of the Ajo Catholic
Cilurcn was held on June End. il dance was
held in the evening.
=
IIo news has yet been reported by tWo Of
OR .cportcrs, lAmnic Manuel Of qisinimo
cd c-nuiJ -laine Of G ic,r.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
D-u--444G JI.S l. III Es

cho Sells District Cattl omen wishes TO
e..la1l.@ *. Jose Ignacio for che fine gate
he made to be used at ttle four lile we'll
corrcl near Cells. is work or those
&ctes Wore al nade on his spare time.
Papago Indian news., 1956-06-08
Csc = .1TI.TLON' POST:

lore volunteers are needed aC the post
co fill che gaps for our defence. See
II. I'LL fo1' uloru information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

to discuss The Last Temptaton" BY
J. M Viertel. story Of German
Jewish refugees in Israel.
Twentieth Century Club-Tomorrow, 2
speaker, Mrs. Donald Saunders. Con
servation;" the legislative committee
ation.'
Pre- Ponata Club-Tomorrow pm.
meeting with Mrs. William Sutton.
437 Butternut street NV.
'nEley Hadassah = Tomorrow. $50
pm, JNF party, Langley Hebrew Con
creation. 93l1 Old Bladensburg road,
SILVER Spring; Miss Dorothy Pollack TO
direct a. folk dance festival by the
Israeli folk dance group.
Har -Tzeon Sisterhood-Tomorr $50
pm. monthly meeting. Wheaton Rec
reation Center; Mrs. Herbert Dalmut
to direct Hadassah Choral Group in
ming program.
meeting, chapel Of McKendree Church,
South Dakota and Rhode Island ave-
view The Red Carpet, by Marshall
tinsiy to review view Venture si into parE-
ness by Alice Tisdale Hobart.
Tuesday, 10 am, aeorgetown unit,
with with. Mrs w simSn Ia Newman io25 q
chevy Chase. TaEoma -Petworth and
Upper Sixteenth street units, Chevy
Chase, Community Building. Wednes-
day, ! pm, Mt. Pleasant and Con-
gress Heights, Hillcrest, Southeast
day. and Downtown evening units,
MAYOR Gardens Community House.
Auxiliary. American Institute
Of Mining, Metallurgicsl and Petrole-
um EnKineers-Tuesday, l1:3O am
regular monthly meeting and lunch
con, BroadmoOr Hotel; speaker Mr.
Glenn L. Emmons, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, Department of Inte-
rior.
Aid Society of the Rupert Home
for Aged-Tuesday, l pm. luncheon
and meeting, Rupert Home.
trict Unit-Tuesday, 1880 pm.
monthly meeting, third floor. YWCA:
Mrs. Elizabeth Angle to speak and
Eleanor f RcOseveIt Navy Wives Club No.
3s-Tuesday, 8. pm. monthly bust
ness meeting, club house. 325 Boyer
read S.W., Bellevue, Annex; all wives
-, Guard personnel invited. anu eo"S'
cietyEWedneSday. II am, regular
mMe ea,IsS and S,,b buffet luncheon. library:
street NV; to elect officers; speaker,
pr Henry A., segal The MYTH OF
Kenilworth Ladies Guild-wednesday
Mrs. Charles Cooke, Miss Mary Bon Bon.
1910 Twentv:seventh street Sc
ki,Wiyes Of WashinEton-Wedn az !
speaker .snss Miss Carol Lane, Tips Tor
District Home Economists I'm Business-
wednesday. $50 D.m.. dinner meet
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ing and election Of Officers, Roma Res
staurant. 341s Connecticut avenue
NV.
District Daughters Of the American Re-
enthusiastically, 7:3O pm, Mary
WASHINGTON chapter. chapter house:
to elect nominating committee: Mrs.
Jerome Esker to give book review of
Catherine by Anya Seton. Tuesday.
8 pm, American Eagle chapter. with
Mrs Henry @. Edmonds 1926 Newton
street NE speakers. Mrs. William
Pc, Psck Howe state chairman hal Of OAR ,
s. Miller, State chairman of Press Re-
lationS committee Tuesday, pm,
Dolly Madison chapter chapter house.
d aSssasf with p Mrs saea aSnTGs
3l1 New Jersey avenue Sc to .cele-
brate chapters Forthwith birthday
Thursday 1880 pm: Martha wash
n Rs with ih'S %fs Ms ais'qn e coa
State historian. Thursday, 1 pm.
A Af@ and Kennedy mass sWRsnen
Mr.. Leo L. Laughlin. special agent in
charge Of the washington Field once,
FBI. Thursday, ! pm; victory chap
Moore to read paper on "Pennsyivania
Joseph Magruder chapter. chapter
70 chapter, chapter house Friday, 81
pm Katherine MONTGOMERY chapter,
with Mrs Earl Mosburg. 1911 Nevada
avenue NV: speaker Mrs. Thelma
Lee Caylor. state chairman Of Gene
illogical Records committee Saturday.
. pm, Keystone chapter. chapter
house. Saturday, Q pm, Monticello
chapter. with Mrs. Edwin C. Bosworth
and daughter. Miss Lucinda c. Bos-
worth 20O2 street NV
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From the studios Of six outstanding contemporary
artists comes this most compelling collection Of un-
usual originals. See dramatic oils by Alberto Ruiz
Velo, Official ortst for Mexico City buIIfiehts =.
romantic street scenes and landscapes by Rizzo
Colleti, widely acclaimed in ltoIy and Spain .
highly imaginative subjects from the poIettes Of
Hans Werner, Maurice Verrier, Theodore Alexander
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Civic and Study Clubs

University Women's Club-Tomorrow 3
pm. French conversation. Tomorrow,
pm. tea. Tomorrow, 5 pm, meet
ing. Miss Helen Steinbarger OF the
PORS library S nevf Soa recent mestn
Kane Studio. Wednesday. ii am. fun
with flowers group. table arrange
poetry group: Miss Madge Cook to dis
cuss goth century Irish poets. Thurs
day, 2 pm. Red Cross surgical dress
bridge group dinner. Thursday, 7:30
pm, cards. Friday, .7:45 pm, dup
:icate bridge. Saturday. 1890 pm,
board. of directors luncheon: Satar-
prospective members, Saturday, $3.50
pm. informal dance.
American Association Of University
Women. Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
Tomorrow. 10 am. international re-
v s,Sns of 't AMERICA sl0p Usx $50 od
dependence avenue S.W; TO INCLUDE
movie of the work Of the agency ana
a discussion period fol. questions; all
branch members invited.
AAUW. District Braneh-Tomorrow 8
pm, legislative and social studies
groups. Joint meeting. Wednesday. II
Of E. E, Cummings, Wednesday; As
pm, creative writer's .,i Group; ss cn1
mittee luncheon place OF be an
nounced later.
AAUW, COLLEGE Park Branch-Tomorrow,
s pm, monthly meeting, Maryland
Room, Maryland University; speaker,
Tersit ne0'S author S Of "unteTstanding
Politics -
AAUW, Arlington Branch-1uesday..
pm, general meeting, Barnes g. XII
mel auditorium, Clarendon; speaker,
Mrs. Doris B. underwood, poiltieai
tive Errett Scrivner OF kansas
Women in the New German Repub-
lie -
AAUW, Alexandria Branch--Wednesday
3 pm, bridge group, with Miss Lucy
ment 301. Friday, 1890 am. morn
ing literary group, with Mrs. Charles
E. Reeves 1902 Janney's lane: Mrs;
9. R, Bower to discuss Makers M sIn % OF
the Modern World by Louis INTER
meyer.
Business and Professional Clubs
80 pm. meeting, YWCA; speakers,
Mr.. Richard s: Maccarteney Of the ne
Library, OF Congress, Aspects OF
to the New Universal Copyright Con-
vention," and Mr.. John v. Hinkel.
Washington newspaperman and au-
thor, Historical Places in Washing
ton
National League of American Penwomen,
District Branch - Wednesday. 1890
am, poetry group regular monthly
meeting. studio; to read and Judge
poems entered in group contest and
award jackpot postage prize; Dutch
luncheon to follow the meeting, Gar
den Tea Shop: open to guests
Wednesday. p.m.. art group meet
ing. studio speaker. DR.. Henry Olson.
professor at District Teachers College
and past president of the D C. Water
Color Society, Experiences in Paint
ing: tea to follow: open to guests.
Friday y u m drama Rroun meeting
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Miscellaneous Clubs

National Secretaries Association, Capital
Chapter-Today, 6:45 pm. monthly
dinner meeting. International Room.
Occidental Restaurant: business meet
ing to precede at 6 D.m.
Woman's National Democratic Gu b.
Tomorrow. 1870 pm, luncheon; Mr.
Max Friedman Of the Manchester
Guardian to talk on Woodrow
Wilson. Thursday, 1890 pm.
Minnesota Wisconsin, Wyoming. North
Dakota and South Dakota State
H. Humphrey of Minnesota.
Temple Sinai Sisterho0d--Tomorr
pm third in a series OF book re-
views, Woodward e. Lothrops Chevy
Chase store Rabbi Balfour Brickner