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]. r. LAWRENCE
PAINTING CONTRACTOR

PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Est. 1928 Call Ii. $500
PAINTING, PAPERING. first class
workmanship; work done imme-
diately. MR.. PoAT, RIA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, exterior, interior: 1st-
> brothers. refs. ia. 2-1731. is
PAINTING, paperhanging. gen. re-
sersice MR, RfpENoUjR, bU; =
PaPERR HANGING, painting, wall
S ssrspins +, plaste +. Datchins. II Ii. b
pa IPf s1o an and up. this week
only. 1856 sunfast washable papers
JU $1,000 RIA 3-7393.
MASTERING. patchwork and cell
ings our specially. Call AID. 2-5034.
PLAsTERING,, water proonps, frs
mates. Ii. 4-743s, Ii. 7-9057
PLAsTERING. no lob too large or
too small: work guaranteed; avail
able any time. no. 1925. al
PLUMBING AND HEATING, low
prices r free re ssti I'M, s-ss NJ work
pTIuMBafNG And aERTiNG--one-
stop remodelins service. complete
bathroom and Kitchens installed or
remodeled We do entire lob. Hot
water heaters and boilers. Free
estimates. NO MONEY DOWN Low
monthly payments SNAP IRO
PLUMBING CO., 30o6 Georgis ave
NV. TU, 2-l9O0,
spoutins and carpentry; D. c.. Va.
Nd: free estimates. LII. 2-al1l,
ROOFING. new work; repairs; gut
tiers, spouts; carpentry; painting.
A. d. THOMAe,sWA. 7-13b2.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

LIBRARIAN - Vacan-
cies in loan and cataloguing de-
partments of large university; some
experience desired: at least "A
hrs. of college credits in library
science required. Excellent employe
benefits. Call WA. 7-3S00, Ext.
OFFICE CLERK, familiar with Of
fice work and ONCE. routine; mid
dle-aged person preferred; respon-
sible and permanent position with
future. Apply in person, S15 Pa.
ave. NV, End floor. lis
PIANIST for rural Protestant
church; services held LIST and 3rd
SUM-; refs. required. LII. 2-6354
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Tor
ladies); experienced preferred, but
will train Call Mrs. Mitchell at
A: y, PIs ,, NJ, Realtors, OIL, $4,000
CLEANER-Top pay plus
disqualification and vacation to
exper., sober, reliable person. to
clean theater; hours to suit; prefer
resident of Rockville. Wheaton
area. Apply in person to Mr.: Lin
der, VILLA THEATRE. Rockville
any afternoon or eve. No phone
COUPLE. European or colored; wife
as cook, g.h.w.; man. butler,
driver and yard work; refs. Must
be willing to live in: good wages.
After IL am, WO. 6-3352. lis
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

COLORED - HOUSEMAN- CHAUF-
FEUR; refs, live in, out. Call after
10 am Sat. and Sun. Hu. 1925.
49,
MAN, cOL0RED, wool presser; ex-
per. IL yrs. Ii. 3-95S3. lis
COLORED BOY desires full-time
work Of any kind; willing to work.
M E-12l2 lRa
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GUITAR z Hawaiian Supro student
model with stand. JU. s-g33S.
HEATERS. new used tgas. oil. coat
wood parts, repairs ACME
STOVE. 1911 fth NV Ma $780,.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, :. Foster. one,
new. other slightly used: $50. Call
before Q pm. Sunday. EN-. 2-lSl5.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGs--I may
have what you need. OIL. 6-8S32.
IRONER, Kenmore. with chair: ex-
cellent condition, $50. DU. 5-SlSl
IR0NER. Universal, 22-in, roll, ex-
cellent condition. $50 or best offer.
JADE RiNG-Lady's. genuine. S10O.
MA. S-5.6l. Ext. .0l. lis
SILK BRoCADE DRESS
MATERIAL, 10 yards blue, 2 yards
gold I'm. f-5O5l lis
KING TROMBONE, recently factory
overhauled; call 10. 1881 after
S.nn --.O
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TYPING-Letters. forms. thesis. etc.
TRASH T. REM0vING Of all kinds,
general hauling. A. WILLIAMS, AD.
i 4-I90S 49,
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SALESLADY for housewares and
toys: excellent working conditions;
wonderful opportunity for quick
advancement; better than average
pay; no phone ais. please. MUIR
RAY HARDWARE CO. 5000 New
Hampshire ave. langley Park, Md
lis
SALESLADIES, 40-hour 5la-dsy wk
No night work, experience pre-
ferred, full time, Apply NAVY Elk
CHANGE, NATL. MEDICAL CEN
TER. Bethesda. Md. -19,
SALESWOMAN. permanent position
in well-known aft shop for de-
pendable. personaole young sales
woman; 5-day week; $50; exper.
is not essential. Call CO. 5-25l3l
SALESWOMEN, part time, expert
enced only; fine sportswear shops;
upper Conn. ave. (eves.. Sats. };
low Conn. ave. (Satsl. CASUAL
CORNER, EN-. 2-2640. lis
SEAMSTRESS, for slipcovers and
bedspreads, for exclusive dec. shop
Must be fast and highly skilled. Elk.
3-52S2. weekdays. 10 till B. -l9
SECRETARY, 3 days per week. Pub
lie health agency In Arl. Write stat
ing qualifications. Box 46S-L, star.
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FURNITURE
new
HOLLYWOOD
BEDS
S29.95
Complete with box springs and inner

Complete with box springs and inner
BROTHERS FURNITURE co.
Two blocks from Baileys Crossroads,
Va. on Seminary road. Open Tues
days and Fridays till Q pm. JE.
10000. -ls
FURN.--Curtairs 3 pr $40: large
mahog. din. table. $50: baby chest,
$40: studio couch. S33: desc $40
so SToo1 --In
FURN.---o French Hanback, chairs;
very fine cond.: S6i ca. French
sofa: good eond: So. Pair French
lamps sacrifice: $50. Also oil
TU 2-1gis --lS
FTRN. 3-uc. sol. mnl or. din. rm
set. like new. Call ia 1-74aT aft.
l Sun; z pm. weekdays. lis
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MAID

White, part-time. hotel rm. maid for
high class bldg, for Sunday and
weekday work, on hourly basis. APP
ply at $500 Wis. ave. bet. $3.50 am
and 12 noon. and SO pm. al
MANAGER, for respectable well-kept
rooming house: quarters and salary.
Apply Box 1S9-R, Star. go
MASSEUSE, must be exper.: 5 days
1929 F st. NV, End fl. 30
MOTEL MAID. steady pay for de-
pendable. willing worker. Phone
MR. GREENE, TIE. $1,000 for in
NURSE. practical. white. Under SO
for night duties. Pvt. sanitarium.
Nr.-by Maryland. Must be exper.
and live in. OIL. o-7307. -17
NURSE SECRETARY, for doctors
ONCE. knowledge OF typing essen
tial permanent job: good starting
salary. Ideal position for qualified
nurse, who can assume respon-
sibility, MA. 8-64I7, Monday
through Friday. $3.50 to $50. EN-.
2-7787, weekends and evenings.
OFFICE CLERK, under IS. Some
tipping; quick to learn, varied du-
ties; 40-hr.. 6la-day wk. Ma. g.
0257 --1S
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General Office Worker

General Office Worker
2O-4O: white; some knowledge OF
typin ping, prn;a position WIN In
LA. 6-2666. IL !
INSTRUCTOR - Attractive youns
lady with teaching experience for
at the JOHN ROBERT POWERS
SCHOOL OF Personal I'M
PROVEMENT in connection with its
expansion program. Call DU. Z
6ti46 for appointment. -17
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, dr.
Office in Hyattsville. WA. 7-Ss00;
after 6 nm. and Sun. AP. 7-1100
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ROOF INBrAILKp. suarsntssd W "a
IL years on workmAn6hip ana ma
teFial Phone for free estimate.
SEARS RoEBUCK 4 co:
Bladensburg Rd. II, 1-750o
Wisconsin Ave. EA- .-ll2s
Animation IA, $4,000
Silver sprinr ~. p-a0ld
ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES
gutter and downspout work: iooi
painting. Free estimates Established
SAMUEL C. BOYD. INC.
RA. 3-106S
STONE FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT
specializing in walls, patios. steps
walk. ETC.; free est. Call JERRY
Wall PAPER removed by steam
method. Free estimates. JU. 5-e53b
wATERPRoOFING. CEMENTwoRK
expert service: reas. rates; terms
AJAX ENG. CO.. JU. s-155O.
EXPERT TREE SERvICE-Remova
pruning and trimming. Free esti'
mates. WA. 5-9614: eyes,, WA. 8
ALL TYPES Of home improvement.
screening porchs my specially. Cal
Mr.. TAYLOR. JU. 5-3S42. ewes.
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SECRETARY

Perm. position; lse. downtown no
eral clerical work. no dictation
good salary and meals. Apply Mr.
Williams. BURLINGTON HOTEL
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TYPIST

IYPlSI
Must be good typist, neat appear
ing; white: 5-day week; opportunity
to learn PIX. Salary open. Call MR..
FRANK Elk. 3-7343. 20
WAITRESS, salary and good tips.
Apply 1881 Conn. ave. NV. 1Ss
WAITRESS, white. experienced, over
FL. night work. Apply GARVIN'S,
2619 Conn. ave. NV. lis
WAITRESS, white. between 81 and
30. experienced, nightwork: hours
) to /. Apply in person, 2 to ! L
am. or after A. No phone calls.
ROSSITER SEA FOOD GRILL, 4 1872
Georgia ave. NV: -21
MATTRESSES. white; expsrienced
only KIKTS RESTAURANT. 1918
Wisconsin ave, NV. IL
WAITRESS, 21-35, white: must be
exper. Apply GUSTS RESTAU-
RANT. 1887 M st. NV. lis
WAITRESS, white; morning or
evening work; no alcohol served;
S25 wk. plus tips; 6 days; apply in
person, 10 am. to pm. TERRA
PIN RESTAURANT, S416 Balti-
more ave. College PIX, Nd. ~
MATTRESSES, white. exper., steady
employment Apply manager. HO-
TEL LAFAYETTE, 18th and Eye
W "a. white. experienced;
lunch and dinner ;,,s closed SUNDAYS,
a In WO H-7l1O is
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SECRETARY

Law once in new air-cond. bldg
Legal experience not required. Sal
AIRY commensurate with ability. B.
day week. Gall ST. 3-2677. lis
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SWITCHBOARD ASSISTANT OP-
ERATOR-With tipping experience;
permanent position; all employe
starting. Don't make q move with
out seeing Mr.. Summerlin. SMITH
STORAGE CO.. 1913 q st. NV:
accredited, for nursery
school. 9-11 As; 5-day week. Want
ed for fall term. WA. 7.2SS5.-1S
white. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY. 134l G st. NV,
RE. 7-393S, LIZ
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A. AND B. BUILDERS-Brick and
Dental construction our speciality
Free estimates. ia. 9-6035. is
ADDITIONS, porches, enclosures. ga
RACES. recreation rooms and roofing.
Free estm. and work. guard. 10.
4-6775. PATkUS. Lo. 5-2006 ,,222
ADDITIONS. alterations. painting.
repairs Of all kinds Free estimates,
ADDITIONS, partitions. gen. altera-
tons. Terms; LAWRENCE HOME
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, small
Jobs a speciality. JONES, sP 4
BRiCKLAYING : Alterations, IRE
places. walls, all types masonry
BRICK WORK-No Job too big or
too small. free est. Houses. re-
tanning walls. patios. fireplaces, etc
MAN II. doLDsTEiN, Jo. &-505i.
BRICK w PoTNT5sGMGAgLK1No
CEMENT WORK La. e-sss41
CABINET WORK = Kitchen cab.
mHQe pAILi SUITE uAtuIGS uidue anu
partitions. Reas. LA. 6-1733 any
CARPENTRY, brick. cement work,
porcnes. jalousies: terms: need work.
oSs E9 c2ogk P PssiN 4ESeo' repairs as
remod. Reas. rates, no Job too
small. Free estimate. LII. 2-4762
CARPENTRY. ROOFING. FENCE
WORK: also furniture repaired;
reasonable. JEFFREYs. Ii. 6-9a4O.
CARPENTRY, REpAIRs-For ewes.
and sat; free estimates; Teas-
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs,
new and old; cash or terms. CO,
5-959S; ewes, uN, 4-1566.
FLOORS REFINISHED LIKE NEW
Free estimates; winter prices. c. r
COVER. WA, 7-RS6S. any time
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING,
cleaning and waving; reas. rates.
free estimates. RA. 6-6795. -I9
FLOORS SANDED. finished; new &c
so. TT: old floors. l0c up: WORK
guar. G. L. HINSON. 10. 1915.
LAWN MOWER, sharpening, repairs
at your home; also tree removal.
Call XII, S-9466. after 6 pm. ---22
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
general repairs; free estimates. Call
OIL. 1886. -23
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AIR CONDITIONER
Special, PURCHASE

New 1855 and SO "a and ton
mounted window units with Their.
mostat. exhaust. ventilation and
heat No reasonable offer refused
STANDARD APPLIANCES
10, and H SITS. NE Ii 3-90S2
Omen Ewes Til q
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GIRL, white. settled. not over 40;
take complete charge motherless
home; 2 small children; live in.
LII, 3-0062. Ewes. AP. T-S603.
GIRL, white, for simplified book
keeping and telephone answering.
No telephone calls. Apply ACME
REFRIGERATION CO., 1419 P st,
NV. 10
LADY to drive school car in Chevy
Chase area, 1870 to 1870 moons.
Write P. o Box 4026, Washington.
d, c. 10
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Bookkeeping Machine
Remington Rand. 6S5-E, and re.
lated equipment; available due to
increased activity; sacrifice under
book value JE. 2-1S94. = till =;
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SECRETARY

r pB2f2c ExESyTIvE P P5s6cTs4ioN
Young woman under 40, who Is q
good typist and capable of trans
scribing from dictaphone at rea-
sonable speed. Experience desirable
% to 40 hr. week. Call CT. 6-1165
flor appt lis
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SECY. -STENO., shorthand and die
taphone exper.. cleo. type. interest
ing work. good salary. Box 7s-R,
SEWING ROOM SUPERVISOR
teach and supervise commercial
sewing methods in shop employ
ing handicapped women. Able to
stand and move about readily. a.
day week. Apply GOODWILL IN
DUSTRIES. Personnel Once. 1929
Goth st NV, 2 to IL noon Mon
dav through Friday or by appt.
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UNUSUAL WOMAN

For special position In uncrowdeo
field. No cosmetics. books or can
vassing. good education. outsand.
ins personality essential: age. %.
As; applicant who needs To earn az
much as SS5 per week. Call OF
4-6a63 for appointment.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Apartment and salary to lady ex-
perienced in renting and managins
garden type apartments. Call Mr.
MACY, HU. 3-4400.
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Therapeutic dietitian. Nice 900
bed hospital in Southeastern Va.
Good working facilities. ADA. re-
quired Starting salary, $325. mo-.
plus meals and laundry. 5-day week.
Write to Box 65-R, Star. lis
DOCTORS ASST, in Arlington Po-
diatrist; hours 9 to 9, Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons of. Neat
appearance and initiative. Between
% and SO years of age, GOOD per-
sonality; $500 mo. ia. 1906,
Monday between 8 and IL. lis
DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER and
typist. Reply stating qualifications.
experience and references. Salary
open. WASHINGTON RAG AND
BAG CO.. 215 L st. s,w, DI, =
S007 lis
GENERAL OFFICE, no experience
necessary: tipping an ADVANTAGE:
starting salary. Sl60 mo. Box
BAIL, Star. III
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GAS STOVES
Gin LID -

Chsnce of a Lifetimel Y
Apt Honse Remodeled Surplus
JEROME BRODIE OIL. $4,000
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Kitchen Equipment
and FOrmica Products

Complete YOUNGSTOWN dis
play. at tremendous low
price. Roper oven and serp-
ice units in original factory
carton. Odd Formica top and
yanitorieS. One may I'LL your
needs, why not take look2
Closed Saturday, open SUM-
day. gl45 Brookville rd.,
Silver Spring, JU. S-975S.
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Dictaphone Operator
DIETITIAN

with medical experience. vicinity Of
Doctors Hospital. salary open. Reply
to Box 124-R, Star. -19
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THE MAN WHO
KNEW
THERE WAS
A BETTER JOB

Is now representing SEARS, earning
more than ever before, happy in his
new work, all because "he did some
thing about it."
Right now we are selecting
uualiiied men for intensive training
in a new and interesting selling
field. ..
After adequate preparation for the
work. they can confidently expect to
earn . minimum Of $3.50 per week,
as they continue and improve the
sky is the limit. S7,000-SS, 900 in
comes are common. More than q
few pay tax on 5-hgure incomes,
The men we accept for training
are between "a and so. they will do
well in this new deal because they
will be carefully trained, carefully
supervised and assisted and be
working under pleasant. stimulating
conditions. The widely recognized
exceptional employe benefits at
SEARS are additional incentives
toward peak performance. Car nee
eSsary.
Could YOU 1T into this picture?
II YOU think SO 1t will be Q pleasure
to give you the full story OF oppor-
tunities at Sears in selling career.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

FLORIDA-Mon., 10; take four an
point. TOM. Ell. 6-34O4. 49,
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CLERKS

White: for dry cleaning stores
Apply DICKEY'S CLEANERS, I'll
land Franklin SITS. ne 81
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Experienced on bosom, for 2-girl
unit; $40 to S52 per wk. Apply
IDICKEY'S CLEANERS, 9TH and
Franklin st. ne. 10
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coIored. live In. g.h.w,, small salary.
: home priv. furn. choose own hrs,
Ii. 4-6402. lis
with nursing expert
ence, to live In apt, with elderly
lady; pvt. room and bath; Inv.
Please write Box 171-R, Star. IL 8
COMPT0METER OPERATOR with
bookkeeping experience for clerical
work in fine mems shcp. Tempo.
permanency. NE. S-14si. MR..
CLERK. must be
NJ. Folus 500 or s Mr. Johnson SSa DRUG DRUG
CREDIT ofFiCE OPENING. Perma-
nent position available to operate
bookkeeping machine and assist in
credit operation Experience rot
necessary. will train. Liberal en-
ploye benefits. Apply PHILIPS
BORN. 1901 p st. NV Ia
DENTAL ASSISTANT; experience not
necessary. Call FL. 1866: 1924
- ii ua
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FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS
any size, shape, density. Lowest
Gilliliand 2I45 INV. Elk. 3-6633.
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NElp-WoAAFN
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK TYPIST

Perm. position for ambitious. in
telligent Rirl with wholesale supply
house. 5-day, 40-hr week. Call ST.
3-0O50. Ext. 231 for appt. I'll
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TO-DAY @a''SoczE1Y
Margaret to Wear Beige,
Not White, Wedding Gown

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 P.-
Margaret Truman will marry
newspaperman Clifton Daniel
April 81 in the same little Mis-
souri, church where her parents
were wed 81 years ago.
The 32-year-old daughter Of
former President Truman told
a news conference yesterday
the very simple ceremony"
will take place at 4 pm. in the
Trinity Episcopal Church at
independence. Mo.
Miss Truman said cts up
to" her 43-year-old silver
haired fiance to decide on hon.
eymoon plans. Daniel. assist
ant to the foreign news editor
of the New York Times, did
not attend the conference.
After the honeymoon the
couple will return to New York
and start apartment hunting.
Miss Truman said she will
wear a lace and tulle street.
length gown fashioned by Ital-
ian designer Nicole Fontana.
She said it will be beige-"my
favorite color"-instead OF
traditional white. She'll also
wear a matching beige hat
and veil designed by John
FredericS.
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The reception at the Tru-
man home in independence
will be "for a few very old.
very close friends"
The wedding will follow a
few days after another i'm
portant and much more elab-
crate marriage-that of film
star Grace Kelly and the
Prince of Monaco.
Miss Truman will have as
matrons of honor Mrs. John
E. Horton (the former Drucie
Snyder of Los Angeles and
Mrs. Coleman Branton OF
Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Horton is the daughter
of John Snyder, Secretary of
the Treasury in the Truman
administration. Mrs. Branton
is the former Mary Shaw.
Miss Truman said she
thought Mrs. Horton would be
wearing apple green and Mrs.
Branton yellow.
Daniel will have a best man
and two ushers. Miss Truman
said she couldn't disclose their
names yet, but they will be
his old friends"
She told newsmen she and
Daniel are of different re-
Continued on Page Bill, Col.
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By RUTH DEAN

The recent dismissal of 1t.
Gen. Sir John Bagot Club
as commander of Jordan's
Arab Legion has resulted in
the recall home of one Jordan
diplomat. 1t. Col. Mahmoud
Rousan, who has completed
three years here as his coun-
try's military and air attache.
Col. Rousan, who got his
summons home for further
assignment" two days after
the British general got his sud-
den dismissal, leaves for Jor-
dan today with his wife and
five children.
At the farewell party given
by the Jordan Ambassador and
Nine. Rifai in his and Nine.
Rousan's honor last night. Col.
Rousan could not say what his
specific assignment will be
when he gets home.
But he's fairly sure he will
be replacing one of the senior
British officers in the Arab
Legion who has already left"
The legion is replacing all top
posts formerly held by British
officers with Jordan army Of
ficers, a great many of whom
received their training at Brit
ish military staff colleges, Col.
Rousan pointed out.
Among those saying goodbye
to the popular couple at last
nights party were the deputy
assistant chief of staff in
charge of Army Intelligence
and Mrs. r. A. Schow, the Air
Force chief of intelligence and
Mrs. John A. Sanford, the dep
uty assistant chief of staff for
Army Intelligence for Foreign
Operations and Mrs. w. r.
Frederick. and Marine Col. and
Mrs. Samuel G. Taxis. Now on
the National War College staff,
Col. Taxis formerly served
with the U. N. Mixed Armistice
Commission of Syria and Jor-
dan.
The last week has been a
rather hectic one for the Rou-
sans, for in between packing
chores, they've been on the 90
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Thai Honor
Presented
To u Win

Two old friends representing
neighboring countries met
again yesterday, one to present
one of his nations highest
honors, and the other to re-
ceive it.
The happy occasion was the
presentation by Thai Ambas-
sador Pote Sarasin of Thai
lands Knight Grand Cross of
the Most Exalted Order of the
White Elephant to the new
Burmese Ambassador U Win.
Both of them recalled the
days when Ambassador Sara
sin was his country's foreign
minister and Ambassador U
Win was Burma's Minister of
Culture, their respective posi-
tons calling for many ex-
change visits in the interests
of welding closer ties of mutual
friendship and culture.
The decoration, bestowed by
the Ambassador in behalf of
His Majesty King Phumiphon
of Thailand, was given to the
Burmese envoy for his dis
tinguished service" during the
years he was his country's
cultural minister.
Ambassador U Win received
the First Class of the Thai
decoration which is the Grand
Knight Cross, consisting of
badge and red sash with green
edge and star.
In a short speech of &C
ceptance Ambassador U Win
declared that as a result of
recent goodwill missions be-
tween the neighboring coun-
tries 1.-THE peoples of Thailand
and Burma who are both
Buddhists, near neighbors and
close friends are now united
as if two leaves of gold had
been welded together"
The presentation ceremony,
attended by staff members and
their wives of both embassies,
ended with toasts to the two
countries and a program of
Thai classical dances.
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Jordan Attache Leaves
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saying farewell to the many
friends they've made here.
They'll be taking back many
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Dry Subject?

Denouncing the other man for not doing
u this or that for the good of his coun-
try has long been the favorite pastime of
millions of "pious" American citizens.
Among these we must include thou
sands of members of our own Society.
For example: - Many member of the
Croatian Fraternal Union is still denouncing
his neighbor for not voting in the elections
held Tuesday, November 6, 1856.
And rightfully so. But