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SiTUATloNS-WoMEN
sITuATloNS-ooMEsTic

COL0RED LADY desires day work,
washing and ironing. experienced
tn 2-205a. .
COLORED WOMAN. good experience,
wants daywork. References. Lu.
l-3312.
DAYWORK. Tuesday. Thursday.
Friday, Saturday. Experienced. Ref
erences Ii. 3-3S73.
COLORED WOMAN wishes general
housework; part time; or dishwash-
ing. beauty shop. AID. 4-17S2.
COLORED LADY desires Job gh.w,
child care. Reference. $40 week.
RA, 3-7347 after $40 pm.
WOMAN wants general housework,
Tuesday and Thursday. NO. =
1856.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as child
7 care and light housework; 3 days
week. SP. 3-77g3.
WOMAN wants daywork in or near
Hillcrest Heights or Suitland. LII.
1885.
AL LAUNDRESs, neat, colored lady.
wishes Tues, through Fri, ironing
Phi. Tues. Ho. 2-7025.
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HELp--WoMEN

PHONOGRAPH RECORD salesyomar
for permanent position with WASH
tnRton's LARGEST retail record store
Experience preferred, but not neees,
sary. Excellent starting salary arc
s saaass a ~ odS cfTY is5O
RESIDENT MANAGER, under As
for furnished garden apt. develop
ment In d. c. Must be thoroughly
experienced. capable and trust
p pSoatns'n Good oss salary and apt
Resident MANAGER: garden apt
only highly experienced with gooc
reference for complete management
rental collections and tanitor super
vision need apply; good salary
and quarters. Box 251-c, Star
sALEsGIRL to work at Aim counter
in camera store, full or part time
G$cHA SsssE ~ s0M i4sh 4. G 6.1.
SALESGIRL. white. age 1890. mic,
ocs ssS SSd ana eesT pSon. sales i oe
duties: 6la days: start $45. Perm
Ii. 7-3304. tJU. 7-6565l. "a
SALESLADY for vitamin and foot
products in downtown store: druf
store. or food store experience help.
full but not necessary. Salary anc
commission; $50 . week guaren.
teed to start. VITA ROOD co.
5l9 18th st. NV. Call Mr.. Camp
SALESLADY. experienced lingerie
Apply in person on LIST floor. PAS.
TERNAk, 1919 Conn. ave. "a
sALESLADY. experienced for ladies
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CAFh1lG w. 17~H - ~. ".'
Rm. 319.
CIGAR CLERK. part-time ewes, and
alternate SatS. or Sundays; exper.
pref, Apply in person only; DOR
CHESTER PHARMACY, 24So 18th
st. NV. IL
CLERK, SOL per week; approx. 80
days employment: 5-day 40-hr; Wk:
machine for work on Withholding
tax records Apply End moor,
1OI3 l4th st. n.w.i do not phone.
CLERKS for Ming and varied work,
5-day, 35-hr. week, $45; paid
vacation. sick leave and 2ther
dement's. State age and oualtf1ca-
lions. Box soc, Star. -
CLERK TO ASSIST in general ONCE
duties and answer phone ea saiary:
. am. Tuesday. Jan. 3. -3
CLERK-TYPIST, for active business
once; permanent position; sood
English background; 5-day week
annual and sick leave, paid group
disqualification; salary open; pleas
ant working conditions, convenient
location. Call no. 2-1520 after
10 am. for appt. %
CLERKS a.. white, to learn file
and other once work; write lesibly
halt the time: large once near
18th and H SITS. NV. Handling no
merchandise, Hours. $50 to 5:
hal p day s e. s allsarTys start 5000
CLERK Iii kh feT ONCE aH must be accurate
Monday et coLoN1A Il ICE CREAM Iassi
CO., 4I6 Canal ST. Sc -
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADD. MACH, Rem. cleo; air.cond..
p h:p.: ofc. rsigr.; 27-drawer
gtil; f,le. sT. 1851,
ialouses, kitchen femodeiinS; byi
specialists l.s, al YORK .. fully guar;
sEco SALES. 8i7 sligo ave. silver
A6piafoSs HIgfERa ri IF nlSos
add room or build that elubrm:
s Sngsual ~ idea s.o trss estimates. FL
BRiCKLAYiNG - Mason craftsman.
A FAGNANT 10. 2.iSs4.
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK. RE-
pAIRs-Fireplscsse rebuilt or re-
the home. Also exeavating. foot
ings. drain fieids. r. HUMPHREY.
10. 1854. "A
CABINETS, store fixtures. partitions
made; reas.: excel. refs: inmed.
service. La. e-173a. any time.
CARPENTER: 20 yrs. exper. in
home reprs. ! do own work; plumb
ing; plastering. roofing. WA, q
cixKPkSrER. BY hour or lob. ON.
ciARsffRENTRY. repairs, remodelins,
terms GEO. COOK. On. l-c
MISREPRESENTATION Let
pn ne bid ". your .t plan ta 3. gars> A.o
F RSsSssif REF FH diff'a LIKE NV.
r. COVER, wa. 7-6s6s any time.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. clean.
ing and waxing: reasonable rate;
free estimate. Call RIA. 8-6795.
FLOORS sANDED, finished. 7c 90. #. +,
ef I, h GiNsoS So a. sod , esi 7Sork :Har.
PAINTING. papering, frst-class
workmsnship: work done imme6i-
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-5843.
PAINTING-Int. and ext: papering;
patch plastering. MR.. WEBB, day
ia. 2-2623; after 8. IA. 4-0317.
PAINTING. average room si2 ana
$15; special rates to apt. owners:
refs; white mechanics. no. 2-7127.
PAINTING. paper hanging. general
E RfbEuor1wEh White SI, nsaas Mr..
FArEhlNG S10 and up this week
only; 1858 Sunfast, washable pa
pers. Ju. $1,000, RA. 1888,
PAPERING, PAINTING, carpentry
work. piastering. upholstering.
Thanks for the year 1885. Happy
New Year TO all In 1866. HARVEY.
rAPERH4NGNo, SO room IN:
Sunfast washable paper. Do own
s sGsEs guar. White mechanic. RA.
REPAIRs-old and
new work. Ice. and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. Ju. 9-4154.
PLAsTERING DONE, patchwork spe-
.cality:. all work guaranteed; free
estimate. 10. 2-9595. IS
PLUMBING AND HEATNG--Low
prices. free estimates Nd, work
only. Mr.. LEE. VIII, 6-6S07. %
ROOFING, new work: repairs; gut
tiers, spouts, carpentry; painting.
A. d. THOMAS, WA. 7-7352,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or minor
repairing. Tynes furniture stands up
when you sit down. LII. 3-2122 or
Ii. 3-0431. lis
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HsIP-WoNEN
FLORIST

White, exper.. for fun or pert time.
WO. l6-142S. %
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. over Is;
evenings and week ends. DISTRICT
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 7054 MARI
boro pike. RE. 6-6050. ID
sECRETARIAL OP-
orator, All pm. Mon. through
Fri, of Sat, 8 am. to l pm. Sun. /;
nice working conditions In lge.. ex-
elusive apt bldg; must have pleas
ing personality and like people.
Call Mr.. REID. Wo. $4,000, for
interview. -
FUR FINIsHER, permanent posi-
ton for right person. 739 18th
st. NV. -3
CLERK, knowledge Of typ
ing and able to operate various
ONCE machines: large national food
corp, manufacturer of many ma
tionally advertised products: many
company benefits. paid vacation,
pleasant working conds.; 37la-hr.
week. Reply in own handwriting.
stating age, exper.. salary expected.
Our employees know OF this ad.
BOX 1896, Star 3
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SECRETARY

POSITION OPEN FOR
SECRETARY IN HEAD
QUARTERS OFFICE OF
NATIONAL FINANCE
ORGANIZATION. FAST
AND ACCURATE TYP
ING NECES SARY.
MUST BE ABLE TO Or
CAME OWN WORK.
LIBERAL MPANY
B ENEFITS, 5-DAY
WEEK, EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDI-
TIONs. AGE 21-35. AP-
PLY IN Pc SON,
SUITE AIS, RING
BLDG, 18th AND M
SITS. NV.
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HELP WoMEN
Young Ladies f2)

s9 sas issS sSssrS D.s.Rs Ist'r ne
attractive: for Interesting feid
work with local company; no sell
ing. Girl with cosmetic. magazine
or sales experience preferred. $6f
salary. plus bonus to start. Cal
RA. 6-120I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

Topflight Art Director
Leading department store
has immediate opening for
woman capable of pro-
ducing distinctive result
producing layouts, as well
as directing a Staff of
artists, photographer and
layout assistant. Pleasant
working conditions and
fine opportunity for right
person. Apply by letter,
giving complete details of
background, experience,
salary expected and other
pertinent information. Box
484-G, Star.
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HELP-DoMESTic

CHILD CARES INV: live in. 6 days
every Sun. and Ia ewes. ofi; fun
care Of 2-yr. girl and home; plain
cooking and laundry; no heavy
Sdlssaningi recent references required.
COOK. ss1DSear:isnced sh,x., age So
in. Only experienced neea ABBY.
Refs. required. Call KE. s-s951.
G,H.W. and cooking: local references
and health card: pvt. rm. and bath;
SIS pei, wk. JU. 9-9366. .
G.H.W, live in. cook. serve, down
week; $40. DE. 2-617s or Pa.
GIRL WANTED. 20 to 40 yrs. old;
i've in; General housework; small
home: excel. starting salary; Thurs.
and every other Sun. OF: recent
Ioc. refs. Ju. 5-Q779.
COMPANION NURSE for elderly
man: .i light houseksepins; part
GIRLS WANTED, Is to IS: 81 hr,
Apply 1922 r st. NV: bet. 10 and
IL an. Tues. Wed. Bring refs.
s .sse. ss sGloFff; S. End f s.,. y ss5
n sl7s Linnean ter. NV. IM s.
cHxaBERMAID. :. live-in. .and-fioor
work, help with school aged
children, pvt. rm. Tv. EN-. 3-45I2.
HoUsEKEEPER. live in. private
quarters sgs1 With TV: e-day week. $50.
CoLoRED GIRL. experienced. fond
OF children, desires G.h.W. or child
care s or ga de-. wk. Ii. ?-70I2.
with recent ref. only. WO. 6-37e3.
G.HW.. cook. child care, live in.
recent in town: refs. required. 335I
observation-disclosures, white, live
IN, for semi-inyalfd and employed
MAID. eolored, between 80 and As.
for upstairs work, laundry and
serving. No cooking. Live in. Other
regular help living In. $3.50 week
". EN-, 3-170R. -
WOMAN. middle aged, reliable, non
drtnker or smoker, assist with sick
lady, not bedridden; live in. For
further information call tn. O.
1888. IL am. to l pm. and sd
Pm. sun. and Mon. "a
EMP. MOTHER desires white house,
keeper lpart-time care OF g chill
drena; Room. board. salary. or. |
$4,000. g
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TELEPHONE WORK

ladies, white, 2i-55 to represent
and Introduce New Orleans eOffee
TO the Washington area. Hours 0 TO
4. Good pay. Experience helpful but
not essential. Apply Tues. to 8
am. or 4 to 9 pm. 1t 1929 Ver-
mont ave. NV. rm. 323. A. r.
ADAMS. -
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TYPIST. As wp.m., PIX experience
pref, but not essential; S5-hr. wk,,
In person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS
LINES. 3rd and r SITS. ne. -
TYPIST. under 80 years IS words
per minute: insurance once, 5-day
week: salary $220 per month. RE.
T-2662, %
TYPIST, with some knowledge Of
general officework. KIT MUSIC
TYPisT with cS rating, inter Of
nee; immed. Miss Evans at BoYD'S.
700 18th. cor. @.
TYPISTS for permanent position,
interesting work: 6-day. 4n-hr.
Elk 3-2330. -
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CLERK
TEMPORARY

loung woman, 21-35 yrs. Of age.
WHO Is accustomed to working
with figures for Job in connection
with our. annual food survey. g.
through February. Apply Personnel
Room COZ. Open weekdays $500
and Sat. 9-13. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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SECRETARY

i:sirl ONCE: Ga. ave. and District
Disqualification. Call Monday, VIII
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SECRETARY

Begin immed. Trade Assn ONCE, 18th
a. NJ st. NV. Small ONCE. 40-hr.
wk. Must be pleasant. attrae., good
telephone voice, knowledge OF short
hand. Excel. oppor. for girl under
35. Salary open. Cali for appoint
nnhnf DI T-222h =
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SiTuATloNS-MEN

CLERICAL WORK, some typ,ne
6ookkeeping. Swiss. speaks English.
German french; have teachers d.
EXEC. SECY.--Personable conscien-
tious married man, 80: exp. steno..
can handle own CORES: good at de-
tail: accust, to meeting public: A.
nance, sales, personnel backgrnd.
g S1shs, travel 'Ome' good ref. "a,
HANDYMAN. or caretaker. painting,
floor cleaning, any heavy work:
reg. or BY day; ref. Call AID. 2-0002.
PAYROLL, cost accounting, tmkpg. !:
Is years experience Minimum SIS
week. JU b-3047. after 6. a
EXPER. MEN want work, window
clean. floors. painting and all kinds
q clean. Refs, AID. 4-5l55. %
COLORED BOY, IS, desires full
time Job, any kind. Tu. 2-2059.
COLORED MAN, 80 wishes clerical,
messenger, or training job; can do
plain cooking. drive, good at fig-
ures. Refs. IA. 9-1942.
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Ho. 2-247e

TYPIST-CLERK
In home once OF aviation communi-
cations company. High school grad.
type 6e wp.m... 5-day. 40-hour
$4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
SECRETARY

Permanent position for well edu-
Gated. fully qualified secretary for
Washington resident ofacer OF In
managing own work and small Of
fee, Position requires dependable
girl who can think for herself in
handling exceptionally varied Of
flee duties. Once in the Pennsyl-
vania Bldg. 5-day wk.. 8 to 5.
Call Ma. s-5sT7 Tuesday. Jan. 8
after 10 am. for appt. -
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TYPIST

For full-time tipping. white. per-
manent position. Must type SO wpm.
6-day. 40-hour week: sick ana va.
cation leave; cash honns, aIr-con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
TYPIST-CLERKS

additional young ladies required. 1
20 work on figures and l TO learn
switchboard. Typing essential. Our
ONCE is located In Bladensbure
near Peace Cross. Usual employee
dement's, HAMPSHIRE CORP, phone
MRS, Kelly. UN. 10000.
exper.; nights and
part time iuncheons. OLIVIA'S
PATIO LOUNGE. I'll 18th st. NV.
white: nightwork, ex-
pertenced: age 21-35; NO phone
calls. Apply between and Ii am.
or after 4 pm. ROSSTTER SEA
FOOD GRILL, 4132 Georgia ave.
for luncheon only; hrs.
ll;39-2 30; must be exper. Apply
GuSTI's RESTAURANT. 1887 III
WAITRESS, white. young. expert
enced; good salary. 6-day week,
good tips. Apply at JOHNNY's,
1895, attractive,
neat-appearing, for new dining,
room: exper.; good salary and tips.
Also cook: exper. Apply in person,
MAGGIE'6 RESTAURANT, A239
Wisconsin ave, -
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SINGER

White. over FL. exper. or inexper.,
full or part time. cAP'N GUYS
CLUB. 1919 New York ave. NV;
additions nightly. after 0 pm. 70
sTENOGs., for temp, day Jobs; suit,
for those awaiting perm pos. or with
z OF more da. Wkly. Call SOS. ST.
sTENoGRAPHER. nationally oper-
Ated CO.: pleasant working condi-
tons: 371s-hour week: paid vaca-
ton Apply oT1s RLEvkToR Co.
1012 goth st. NV. IS
STENOGRAPHER--Immediate open
ing for capable young woman under
80, In public relations dept. Of
week, GOD salary cal MR, RAGS.
DALE. Ma. S-a020. 80
|sTENouRApHER, assoc. $50 VIZ.
Law stenog,, exper. ~------. $50 up
Bookkeeper-typist $50
Is new openings pAILY---Ccme in.
see Miss YOUNG At Personnel, 1911
O st, ST. 3-3664.
'sTENoGRAPHER - bradley blvd.
area: for modern air-eondltioned
and eficient OIL. 2-S46S. -
STENoGRAPHER. some knowledge
Of shorthand. good typist. good
telephone voice and general ONCE
exper. required: large national food
corp, manufacturer OF many ma
tionally advertised products: many
pleasant working cond.: 37ls hrs.
week. Reply in own handwriting.
stating age. eXper.. salary expected.
Our employees know Of this i'd
Box 291-C, Star. %
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

DANCE TEACHES,
ages 21-30 20 teach fun or part
time. No .egper. needed. We train
FIN s sP6i5 562 1879 RSs st. Nan h.S.
CIGAR CLERK AND CASHIER -
Exper.: refs: 5s-day week, no
nights. no Sundays. Apply in
person. Tuesday. DRUGS. INC.
18th and H NV. --3
man or woman, fun
time, for our ONCE, to grade papers
Tor home study course. knowledge
Of business administration or
humanics essential. Must use type
writer. Piece work basis offers
profitable opportunity for right
person. May also consider one for
part-ttme work. For interview.
write stating age, business expe-
riencs, education and phone. Box
SHvY aSi1rctHNE ACCOUNTANTS,
key punch only: alphabetic 028s,
$50 pm. to 10 pm. and Sat.
Downtown area. Free parking. Cali
EXPERIENCES sALEsPERsoN for
wholesale decorative fabric and
furniture showroom catering to fine
clientele. Full time. viii also con-
sider one part time. Boz 356-c-
E3JAI, TX
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HELP-woMEN teons.I
CHARWOMAN

For downtown once building. Must
be thoroughly exper., over 10 yrs.
Refs. REQ. Hrs. d pm. to J. pm.
Good salary. Apply Personnel Dept.
cAFRTTz CO.. l424 K St. NV
Pm 31A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
Housewives

With teaching experience who wish
70 supplement the family income
Earn S54 to $50 per week. Cali
NIX. EARLS, DI. 7-b44l. between
~ Am. and pm. Tuesday. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
MANAGER
INSURANCE SUPERVISOR
Unusual Opportunitv

For college graduate. ASIA. with ex-
ing for important position with in
ternational corporation. Opportnn-
tty for good income and rapid ad-
vancement, Call Mr.. EARIS, DI.
7-5441 between 10 am. and z pm.
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nELP-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER

In home once Of aviation communi-
cations company. Accuracy in typ
ing and Rttention TO detail essen
tial. Switchboard experience de-
sirhble 5-day, 40-hour week. Air
line privileges. Call NE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

INTERESTING POSITION
For refined, educated women, age
25-55. Position offers lifetime ca
reeT, Prefer former teacher or one
with business or service background.
Complete training given, and no
Investment required, Successful APP
security. group insurance, liberal
retirement based on profit sharing.
For interview write. giving age,
education, experience and phone
number BOX 12A-G star ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02

WHITE AND coLORED
Hotel and idry. work S35 ur
Bus: countersiris, mattresses S35 up
Z. .. nurses. clerk typists, S45-S5O
Maids. live In or out - $35 up
HOSPITAL att: stock girls $40 up
MANNING EMPL. AGENCY, 1910
gth st. NV. AID. 2-sl0O. MISS
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ACTIVE WOMAN

With. some experience in restaurant
work and some supervisory ability
to manage bus employees In dining
room, dish room helpers and kitch-
en- cleaners. Early daytime hours,
annual and sick leave and other
benefits. Age 81 to 20
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
11aE 81 81 GT N M
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
CAPE COD
$II,600
Sl,H00 down (Giviii0nl ]

Another Holden speciol: : finished
and. uttoched e-roge VIA breeze
way. double lot. (soA,ne'. buys your
4umly the best Christmos present
ever. Payments only $ss per month.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
RANCH
$3.50
$500 down (CiviIidml

This yeGr old home must be sold
night away 30 we ors cutting the
price and down payment to the
bone. There IL q 1h-cor garage.
gos hect. Payments ms $e9 per
month.
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. BEDROOM RANCH
81, 500 down 0.Y.

This Yomch 10 one OF the shmpest
little homes we hove ever seen. II
Il only S Yeors old and the condi-
ton In above Ieprooch. There is On
d4oched goroge. double lot (e0xl00)
and 30 monY extros thct In our
opinion II Ia the buy Of the YeU.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

WELSH bApy carriage, with pad, prac-
tically new. reasonable. RE. 1889.
WAxED birch high chair. excellent
condition, 81: boy and girl twin
clothing, size 2-3; white cowboy
boots, red trim, size z and TIA. Ii.
l-0269
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BEDROOM RANCH
), WILLoUGHBY
$8,400

This lovely rdnch home should be
classified On a holiday speciol but
octudllY n ID Just one of cur very
mcny excellent buys. n hos over
l200 90. II. Of living meo. 3 lCrge
bedrooms. hAes kitchen. screens.
storms, cor port, etc.
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Home Rule
Dinners
Planned

Several private dinner par
ties will be given earlier in the
evening before the June Ball"
to be held June to raise
funds for the Washington
Home Rule committee. Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman is chairman
Of the ball which will be held in
the grand ballroom Of the
Mayflower hotel.
Mrs. John Gross and Mrs.
Montgomery Blair will be joint
hostesses at one Of the pre-
ball dinners. They will enter
tain at the F Street club.
Others planning dinners are
Mrs. Frank Wisner and Mrs.
Philip Graham, Mrs. Joan
Elliston, Mrs. Walter Sohier,
Mr.. J. Harry Covington, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Hornblower.
Admiral and Mrs. Neill Phil
lips, Mr.. w. Graham Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Fortas, Mr..
and Mrs. William Grayson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael LeJeune,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Symington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard A. Ges-
sci. Mrs. Walter Tobringer, Mr..
Philip Stern, Mrs. Nan Tucker
McEvoy and Miss Hope Hardy.
Miss Jill Hamburg will be
hostess at a young" dinner
preceding the ball.
Members of the special pre-
ball dinner committee include
Mrs. John Gross, Mrs. Robert
z. Lee, chairman. Mrs. John
Auchincloss, Mrs. Wisner, Mrs.
Raleigh Hansl, Mrs. William
Arnold, Mrs. Rowland Evans,
Mrs. Samuel Lanahan and
Nicholas Satterlee.
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PEG Chapter c
Marks so Years

Chapter c Of the PEG Sis
terhood Of the District cele-
DRAFTED its golden anniversary
with a tea yesterday from 8
to 6 o'clock in the Daughters
Of the American Revolution
Chapter House, 1882 Massa-
ehusetts avenue NV.
One, OF the two living char
ter members was present as
honor guest. She is Mrs. r. j.
Raney Of Chicago. a past
president Of the Supreme
Chapter of PEG. The other
charter member is Miss Re-
becca Calendine Of North Da-
kOta.
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WEDDINGS
VUs-Fowle

0SA OWAO y
Mrs. Arthur Clayton Fowle
Of Locust Hill Estates, Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase, an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Marguerite Eliza
beth to Mr.. Irwin Emmanuel
Vas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
manuel Joseph Vas Of Banga-
lore. India. The bride is the
daughter also of the late Mr..
Fowle. The wedding took place
Saturday in the Shrine Of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. The
couple will live in Princeton.
N. j.
Momm.RYon
Mr.. Daniel A. Ryan Of South
Braintree, Mass, announces
the marriage Of his daughter
Elizabeth Agnes to Capt. Al
bert o. Momm. USN. The
wedding took place Saturday
In st. Francis Of Assist Church
in South Braintree' The couple
will live here. y
Smith-Koester
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rooster
Of Ruskin, Nebr.. announce the
marriage of their daughter
Marilyn Marie to Mr.. Henry
Charles Smith. IT.. son Of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Smith. The
wedding took place Thursday
In the First Presbyterian
Church Of Arlington.
S0bonis-Siqmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hosley Sigmon. ST.. announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Norma Lee to Mr.. Andrew
John Sabonis, jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sabonis. sr., Of
Kingston. Pa. The wedding
took place May S in the Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in West
Hyattsville, Nd
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Robert A. LeRoux.
Ex-NeWSmun and
Aide to LEGISLATOR

Robert A. LeRoux, IS, former
newspaperman, died last night
at his home, 2124 1 street NV,
after a long illness.
Mr.. LeRoux was born in New
Orleans. He was in the Cana
dian army during World War
and was former commander OF
the American Legion Post in
Hoquiam. Wash.
He had worked on newspapers
both as reporter and deskman
in Seattle, Portland, Salt Lake
City. Denver and Hoquiam. Al
one time he owned his own news
paper in the West.
Mr.. LeRoux came to Washing
ton in 1882 as secretary to the
late Representative Smith. DEM
ocrat of Washington. He was on
Capitol Hill for 10 years and
afterward worked for the Army
Times. For several years he
worked at The Stars clubroom,
retiring about four years ago.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Stella B. LeRoux, whom he
married in 1920 in Seattle.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.