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SITUATIoNS-WOMEN

SECRETARY, 10 yrs.
experience; aee 30; outstanding
capacity. highest qualifications
S4uu per mo. l mo. unpaid yaca-
ton; poised. educated. attractive,
neat appearance. ~. 2-466O.
-29
TEAROOM WAITRESS, over 3 year.
with Lord a. Taylor IN. Y. Z. and
WestcheSterJ would like same type
OF position, full or part time. no.
2-953-!, 1923 10th St. NV, Wash
lngton. 30
mature: experienced
as Supervisor in PIX, clerical I'll
ms responsible, reliable. Box ~
Z, Star. .,9-
EAEC. OR ADM. POSITION-Public
relations e2per., MA. degree; ma
ture, excel. record. Box Sl-z,
Star. 2gs
WOMAN wants lob as
chef-cook; 10 yrs. experiences; )
days week. Hu, $3.50. III
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

With experience, Tor CPA's offiC
air-conditioned ofic
salary open. ST. 3-2l60. -27
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VACUUM CLEANER Hoover. excel
lent operating condition. sig.
Woodley 0-lblG.
VACUUM SALES. all makes, 81 10
$50; guar. Oyerstocked must go.
52ll Ralto. blvd Alp 1-AnhA
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]. H. GICHNER

18th 81. sc. -
Tvs, WASHERS, DIFFERS, RtFR!G-
ORATORS, AIR CONDITIONERS---
Save UP to $50. 800 appliances
must be sold We guarantee to
beat any apr lance price All makes
and models TO choose from. Open
ewes. I'll =. Cash or terms JU.
9-70OI. TRI-STATE APPLIANCE
WHOLESALER, Si33 Georgia ave,
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPIST, age 20 to 80, for invoice
processing dept: 40-45 w.p.m.; B.
day wk. Vic. Mt. Rainier. Call
MRS. WALKER. LA. 6-6U22. II
rYPIST. II to 80; accurate, with
Stenographer, II to 50, temporary
for July and August. Nice, modern
Office with air-conditioning; hours,
S:45 to pm. Apply in person or
by phone. SERVICE FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, 1898
Baltimore ave, College Park, Md,
APP 1-3SOU -ou
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TYPIST

Young lady. under 90; white
average speed required. Salary start.
at Sl.j0 per hr. AID. 4-6393. ~
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
TRANSPORTER

or leading weekly news magazine
YORK will consist primarily O
transcription and general Office du
les; should have dictaphone an,
'eneral offlce experience, tape re.
ording experience preferred; mini
mum accurate typing speed of 6t
Mp,m, good background In correc
English usage essential. Pleasanj
working conditions. in air-condi.
toned building; many company
benefits.
Call d.. 7-290O. Ext. .63 be-
tween o am. and pm.
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atbthtAht kl4it NNtA - !. lOI uTy
cleaning store; 4n-nr; week, pleasant
work. OLD COLONY LAUNDRY,
ESQ Blair I'd. NV. -
CLERK-TYPIST, no. exper. nee. !;
5:day week Cali Wo, 6-7l22
THOMAS E. CLARK. INC. 4434
Conn. ave. NV. Us
CLEkk-TNPIS1. Soung lady. white,
Tor permanent position with life in
Surance company; 3j-hour week,
pleasant working conditions; COM
pany benefits. See MR.. MANGUM,
1925 Conn. ave. NV. md floor. -
CLERK-TYPIST for active business
Office: experience in handling CORE
spondence helpful but not essential
Good English background necessary
Ability to handle details. Perma-
nent position, 5-day week. Annual
and, sick leave, Paid group hos
working conditions. CAPITOL RIA
do ENGINEERING INSTITUTE.
Call no. 2-1520 after 10 am. for
appt. -27
CLERK -TYPIST. 5-day week. 9 to
.: conditioned Office: pleasant
surroundings. Apply at 9l9 18th
CLERK .TYPIsT, part time, 5 hours
a day; hours to suit you, Call MR.
TUCKER, DI 1-113U II
CLERK TYPIST for New York Stock
Exchange firm; 5-day week, pleas
ant working conditions; paid vaca-
tons, bonus ARRANGEMENT. Position
available Immediately. Box 4b1-Y,
Star,
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Interesting and varied work in
District mortgage loan ONCE of large
benefits. Submit written
resume stating experience. age. and
salary expected to MORTGAGE
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 100 Woodward
Bldg. Washington s. D. c. 20
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WOMAN WITH CAR

Permanent position in sales dept
hours flexible but applicant mus
have 20 hours or more per wee b
week: $50 with paid vacation year
" For appointment. call OF g..
bnB3
WOMEN, 10 work. snack bars. 3-day
week part or full time. age. 25.46
CAL EX 3-SHnh for appt Us
MANNING'S EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
Cf-For those choice Jobs paying
top sal, apply in person at 1910
9th street NV. AID 2-SlOO, nus
NEAT COLoRED GIRL for fountain
work week ends ,experieneed DO
STORE, 2l6 N. Y. ave. NV.
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PIANOS. returned irom rental splnel

PIANOS, returned from rental spinet
pianos' hsy gyms up . Y Az on iSte
RE. 1-6.12. -2S
PIANOS-3 reconditioned and rem
ished uprlghts, made by Baldwin
SEQ CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS G st. NV. Di. 1854 -
PIANO. Sohmer console, mahogany;
less than = years old; USED by
ADULT only Going overseas. sac
rifice at $3.50. Box 452-A, star
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BATH TUBS. hew and used. basins,
toilets: at lowest prices. BLOCK S.
l146 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
BED. Hollywood, mattress; all prac-
tlcally new; sacrifice for cash. WA.
1-9l34. 20
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut veneer dou-
BILE, complete with mattress. can
deliver; S65. Large armchair. frieze,
maroon. 81 so. ia. 1-59S7 ~
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany. 3
pieces, and double bed; excellent
condition. RIA. $500 between .
and l. pm. -
BICYCLES, girls and boys, 26-in,
Sl5 each. 1898 Rhode Island ave-,
IN rear; Sat. and Sun. only. 20
BICYCLE, girls, Flying Cloud: Tor
teen-ager; good condition, rea-
sonable. CO. 5-56g7. Is
BOILER, Preferred Utilities Steam
G enerator, $50 hip. 125 pound
pressure, for No. d oil. two years
old. Call Richmond 2-S933. %
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TOOLS

USED HAMMERS. DC. SOCKET
'SEIs. SAWS, II 40; SLEDGES. -:
MEDGkS, AXES, PAINT, - 40;
SHOVELS. PICKS. MATTOCKS. 81.
GAS CANS, ~ 80; USED WINCHES,
BLOCKS. FALLS ROPES, WHEEL
BARROMS - 30. RAkES
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LUMBER

OPEN SAT. & SUN.
Low prices. Cut to size, free de.
livery. ARNOLD LUMBER CO.. real
323 Cedar ST.. Takoma PARK, D. c.
Tu. 2-344S.
MOTORS, bought, sold, exch.; al
makes, low prices. ELEC. EQUIP
CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV 37s
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PAINTING AND PAPERING
LARGE Or SMALL JOBS
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
p IAWPENCE

PAINTING CONTRACTOR
j. r. LAWRENCE
Est. 1925 Call Ii. $500
PAPER HANGING, painting, wall
scraping, plaster patches. LII. l.
PAPERING--Sl0 rm. up. Sunfast
washable paper: do own work, guar
White mechanic RIA 3-0024.
PLASTER REPA1RS-Free estimates.
Reasonable prices. AID. 4-SS9S:
ewes, LII. 3-03S9. 800
PLASIERING. waterproofng. fire.
proohng. wall scraping: free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439. Ii. 7-9057.
repair Jobs. neatly
done done. P, 0. Box Gal. W. Hystts-
PLAsTERING REPAIR - Old and
new work. lge. and small Jobs: reas. :;
white mech; work suar. JU. Gal "a.
PLUMBING AND HEATING = Low
prices; free estimates. Md. work
only. MR.. LEE. VIII. 6-6S07.
PLUMBING, HEATING and air
conditioning. Service day and
night. Free estimates. Day phone.
RIA. 6-Sg44. Night phone, HE. A.
6622. JU. S-S992. 20
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Nurses Needed
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS. PoRCHES. enclosure,
lalousies, rec rms. garages roof
inR 10 4-6iih PATRUS 10
l-.'NOI -
ADDITIONS, alterations. painting
repairs Of all sinds Free estimates
Terms, OIL. f-tUG0
ADDITIONS. EEMODELlNG. iaiousi
porcheS, kitchens modernized. al
WORK fully guar terms up to 81
mos. SECo SALES. Ju. S-3Oi0 u
10 pm,
ADDITIONS. HOME REMoDELING
BSmt to attic complete seryict
in one price ) years to pay Also
Office store remodeling Call
q. =. ST. DENIS, 10. 1-26Si
III
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CLOTHING

FROM RADIO AND Nv STARS
Watch Art Lamb. Channel 3,
May =. for The FRENCH POODLE
fashion show.
Watch Donna Douglas, Chaarel 8.
Make a date at Aldo'S Cafe. 1143
N. II. ave. NV, May 81, for dinner
and a fashion show.
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We've srOwn ike Topsy' bissel
have discovered this maven OF saw
ings. Clothing. sizes y to 10, taken
from nv stars, radio and socia
celebrities. Save from 500 to 49,
of the original price. Fashion show
clothes arriving regularly at hail
prices. Suits. coats, daytime dresses
evening clothes, accessories. Brand
manufacturer. starting from 1928
We specialize in jut-of-season mer-
chandise. Monday through Satur-
day, / / am. TO : ON; Wednesdays
TIL .; ALSO. STARTING MAY /.
Thursday evenings til o. . late
shorping niehts. LOUELLA REYN.
Oils FRENCH POODLE. 1873
Conn. ave. NV. between Que and r
SITS, Ind floor. co. 5-l753.
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REFRIGERATORS
SIS UP
Gas-ElectriC

Gas ECLECTIC
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
2el5 Georgia Ave. NV, AID. 4-O07S
RELAX-A-CIZOR. new condition;
purchased this year. accessories
included; SIPS. Box 425-A, Star.
20
RUG, Karastan. Kirman design,
I2xl2. brand-new cond., y price.
RIA 6-0lU4 Is
RUGS, >, 9xl2. Oriental design
rugs, brand-new. never used. Value,
$40. Sacrificing for $40 ORIENTAL
RUG MART, 1906 G St. NV, ME.
S-0tlB. d
RUG, aXI2, gray: pad cleaned, in
wrapper. used one season. cost
Sonn sell SO WA 1-n21S ~
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SITS. MEN 6 WOMEN
sITuATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

RESIDENT MANAGER - Apt. bldg.
exper.. mIddle-aged cple., refer
ence Turn. ~. 2-O22i. 20
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WASHER, General Electric Vrineer
type, $50; also gas heater 10.
4-b561 ~
WASHERS. used and new. guaTan-
teed. 18th ST. prices ACME STOVE
CO. lUll ith NV. MA. S-SgJ9l
WASHERS, reconoitioned. all makes,
SGD up. good running condition.
EREnEP leg 81 IA n..nnn
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SALESCLERKS, retail. Annual and
sick leave benefits. Apply in person
at ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. .
SALESGIRL. exper. in selling yard
goods and notions; days, good
salary. Apply IN person, before l2
ave ave-. THE SEWING SHOP. 81
excellent position for
one who knows fashions and is
experienced: all benefits; best sal
airy and bonus. SELMA'S GOWNS.
1907 Conn ave -
SALESLADIES-Two excel. oppor-
tunities in the childrens dept.
Must be Thoroughly exper. Good
starting salary. Apply Mrs. Schiff,
BEYDA'S. 3Ii4 litn st. NV.
SALESLADIES. age 10 to 50: ex-
perience helpful; 5-day, 40-hour
week. Monday through Friday; ex-
cellent working conditions. Apply
WALGREEN CO. in the Pentsgon
Bldg. 80
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Hassocks seas. brass floor
smokers, Si95; bronze floor lamps,
3-way socket $3.50; lined oak OF
mahog. cocktail tables, plastic tops
S795. large maple bookcase 81 rs.
maple chest Of drawers, S27.gj.
mahog. lamp tables. $3.50, chrome
dinette sets, Formica table plus 4
mahop. desk. Slo.o5 mahos. gossip
s si' large aex5i triple plate
glass mirror Slga5: Duncan
Phyie mahog. extension table.
$40 a5; mahog dining side chairs,
~ 90. limed-oak desk S3i.ej.
hidc-away sofa sleeper with inner
spring mattress, Sl4g.g5 i-pc bed.
room suite Of triple dresser, large
plate-glass mirror. full-size bed
night stand, In gray mist mahOgn
81 1925; double-size u g. foam
rubber mattress. plus matching boz
spring, both. ST. innerspring mat
springs s5fH5; 3o.in maple bunk
beds. complete with innersprinR
$50 g5. wrought iron
trundle bed complete with inner
spring mattresses S5o95.
OPEN FRI. AND MON. NIGHTS
BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE
FURNITURE MART
ais King st.. Alex, Va. XII. $4,000
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PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used

PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up.
rights, at moderate rates from 81
monthly up Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS THREE STORES, corner
18th and @ SITS. NV. phone 81
3-g4O0l; 9332 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring tphone JU. b.ll05J; $3.50
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va, tphone
KE. S-5U6Ul. Suburban stores
open every evening PARK in front.
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Is used cleaners some IKE now
Electrolux, Air-Way. hodvet. Apex.
$3.50 up 3I57 i. Fairfax dr.,
Arlington, ia 3-38gf
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RENTAL CLERK

RIGGS PLAZA
New apt. project in ne. area
Some tipping required. Good start
ing salary: many company benefits
Apply Res. Mgr. $3.50 4th st. ne.
RESIDENT MANAGER
White. experienced. Local references.
Good salary, plus apt. Write Box
345-Y, Star. go
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CEDAR POSTS

ANY qu4nt4.S, soc cut diiu ..,nmed
ACC uncut: u TO 1t #. long. KE
U-Sl53. ~
CHAIN SAWS. used and guaranteed
80. l3o. south Union ST.. Alex,
CHEsT 2S OF DRAWERS. solid maple
$50 or pest oher. Must sell I'M
mediately. WO. 6-1g4l.
ClllLDREN'S PLAYHOUSE, specia
custom built, 4x5x5l2 IT,, shinglt
roof; $40, CY.. i-9l5O.
CLOTHING - Closing Out our m
tsnt's. children's, yard goods and
shoe dept. Sold by piece or en-
tirety. Special prices Tor Jobbers
and Institutions. simplicity patterns
at less than "a prices. Also metal
pattern cabinet and yard goods
measuring machine. WALTHER .,
1907 Good Hope I'd. Sc. viii con-
tinue operating as WomenS APP
parel and Linen Shop, 20
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SomuIiIund Advances

UNITED NATIONS, July IL
(P.-The U. N. Trusteeship
Council has taken the stand that
both the Somali people and
their U. N. administrators, Italy,
can be commended for adj
vancing Somaliland toward in
dependence in 1860. But the
council asked Italy and Ethiopia
to speed hard decision on just
where the MISUNDERSTANDING
borders will be set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Debbie Reynolds Put
To Bed for Rest

HOLLYWOOD, July II (P.-
Actress Debbie Reynolds was
ordered to bed yesterday to re-
cover from what her doctor de-
scrlbed as sheer exhaustion. "
She is expecting a child in No
vember.
Miss Reynolds had a tempera-
ture of l04 degrees Tuesday
while doing scenes for a picture
Bundle of JOY" in which she
costars with her husband, Eddie
Fisher.
DR.. Charles C. Levy said the
actress will stay at the Burbank
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Reynolds, while
she RECEIVERS.
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FOREIGN AID ROLL CALL
REPUBLICANS AGAINST 1O)
Democrats For (I6O)

Following the vote by which the House passed
to the Senate bill appropriating $36 billion
aid
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OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

resentative from the 9Th Con-
igressional district of Maryland
Frederick Gutheim, conserva-
zionist and author of The Poto-
mac River" and Stuart Finley
television news commentator
noted especially for his preSenta-
ton of the series, Our Beautiful
Potomac" The public is invited
to this well-worthwhile evening
If you plan on going to Miami,
Fla. in the near future and have
piscatorial ambitions. you might
take a flier at catching the big
Jewish which is now hanging
out under Pier No. 5 of Miami's
City Yacht Basin. A year ago,
one of these hefty fish whose
weight was estimated at between
900 and TOO pounds was captured
and partially hauled out of the
water. However, we suggest if
you try for him. >4lse line test
ing more than 100 pounds with
the largest and sharpest hook
you can find for the Job. Cecil
Warren of the Miami News
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Bureau says these big fellows
frequently come into Biscayne
Bay within the shadows of
lMiami's skyscrapers and have
been hooked from the cauSeways
and the shore. However, unless
the angler has suitable tackle,
usually the big fellows sulk
awhile and then take of for
parts unknown. breaking the
tackle with ease.
Winter fishing expeditions OF
anglers to North Carolina's
southern ports and beaches are
catching phenomenal strings of
speckled trout, sea bass and king
mackerel according to Jack Far
rel of Wilmington. N. c. Surf
casters especially have had lots
of luck with the spotted weaks,
one recently taking l03 nice fish
in seven hours of fishing from
the beach near Hazel Inlet.
Charter boats going out to Fry
ing Pan Shoals are coming in
laden with king mackerel and
seabasS. some of the mackerel
weighing above 80 pounds. Far
rel says the speckled trout fish,
ing will be good from now on
through March along Topsail
Island and in and around the
several inlets south to Wrights-
vile, Carolina, Kure and Fort
Fisher Beaches, and Corn Cake
Inlet.
In line with our recent sug-
geStions of ways and means to
while away the winter hours by
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Formicu Comeback Cheers
Lions in Loss to RumbIers

Even though they lost last
nights game to the Ramblers in
Philadelphia. the. Washington
Lions hockey team can find some
consolation in the three goals
scored by Joey Formica, then
veteran winger.
His were the only tallies as
the Lions bowed by an 8-3 score
but added to the two goals he got
two days before, including the
deciding one in the Overtime
period it indicates he may be
back in the scoring form he had
in Washington's stretch drive to
the Eastern Hockey League title
last season.
Tonight the Lions will be the
ones with the home ice advantage
when they play the Johnstown
Jets at Uline Arena at $3.50. The
Lions have beaten the Jets five
times this season.
Until Formica regaIned his
scoring touch. the team had been
banking mainly on Fern La
Pointe. Stan Warecki and Dan
Morgan. LaPointe is the No. 2
scorer in the league with SO
points, behind Don Hall of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

readying fishing tackle for the
coming season. one Of our good
readers called to ask our opinion
on how to take care of fly lines.
OF course they should be re-
moved from the reel as a primary
step. Then you clean them with
any Of the good preparations
easily obtained in tins from your
sports store. and dress them with
any standard line preparation
designed for silk or nylon. II
you then hang them in large
loops over wooden pegs in a
warm, dry place, faced with
piece of old bed sheeting
to keep the dust of, you'll find
them in shape foF early spring
when trout come into season.
Our friend says that rubbing the
line with dry parafine and palm
ing it well seems to do a good
job Of cleaning and dressing It
also will smooth over the slightly
rough spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Red Sox Assigning
is Men to Louisville

! LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. 10
IR.-Fred Grimm. general man.
ager Of the Louisville Colonies,
today disclosed the names of Is
players assigned outright to the
club by the Boston Red Sox.
Five players will come from
San Francisco. five from Albany
and five of last seasons Louis
vile roster.
San Francisco is giving up
Pitcher Tony Ponce, IS, who had
a 1912 record last season; Steve
Macy, SO, a 6-l2 hurler last sea-
son: Third Baseman Reno
icheso, 26: First Baseman Chuck
Stevens, 81, and Outfielder Wal
ter Judnich. SO.
Pitchers Red Norwood. Ralph
Holmes and Dick Morgan,
Catcher Carl Hodson and In
fielder Stan Roseboro will come
from Albany.
Previously announced were
these holdovers from the Colo
nels: Outfielders Bob Broome, Al
Van Alstyne and, Mary Stendel
and Catchers Guy Morton and
Ray Holton.
In addition, the Colonies will
receive, players from the WASH
lington Senators under their new
working agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

Two items OF paramount in
terest for outdoorsmen will be
on the agenda tonight at the
forum sponsored by the Potomac
Valley Conservation and Recrea-
ton Council, a voluntary con-
federation of outdoor-minded
organizations. Discussions will be
held on the pollution in the Po-
tomac, the need for planning in
shaping the future of the Poto-
mac Basin and its Importance to
the entire nation, along with
kindred subjects.
DR.. Irston r. Barnes, president
of the Audubon Society of the
District of Columbia will preside
at the forum scheduled for 8
pm. in the Department of Com
merce Auditorium. Fourteenth
street and Constitution avenue
NV.
The speakers. whose presenta-
tions viii be followed by a panel
discussion aided ! by audience
questions will be Richard l..
Neuberger, Senator from Ore
son; Dewitt S. Hyde, Rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
District AAU Holds
MEETING TONIGHT

The regular monthly meeting
of the District AAU will be held
tonight at the Jewish Com
munity Center at 8 o'clock.
Business to be discussed in
cludes The Evening Star Games
the Golden Gloves boxing tour
nament and the Winter Olympic
Games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

Jets with IL. Warecki is 18th
with SIS points.
In last nights game in Phila-
delphia. it practically was a
wrapup for the Ramblers in the
first period. They had a 60
lead before Formiea got his first
goal.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
PEOPLE
BUSINESS
w. II. Miner, Inc, will open a

w. H. Miner, Inc, will open a
new foreign operations Office at
1912 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
effective at the start of the year.
Vice President S. T. Mendez will
be in charge.
Ford Motor Co. has awarded a
silver anniversary pin to w. T.
O.Callaghan of Silver Spring,
Md, for 25 years of service. He
is car distribution co-ordinator
for the Mercury Division here.
Rudd. BrOd & Co. announced
the removal Of its New York Of
fee to larger quarters at 100
Broadway.
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
of Richmond. which has an Of
flee here. has qualified to OPP
crate in the Province Of Ontario,
Canada.
New England Life Insurance
reported that George w. Graves,
Ijr... and Arthur M. Lane Of its
j. Hicks Baldwin Agency here
have qualified for the company's
Hall Of Fame. by placing 81 mil
lion Of insurance in a calendar
year.
Prudential Building AssOcia-
tiOn is passing out a well-known
book on income taxes with
every new savings account
book.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Three Promotions
Listed by American
|Sovings and Loan

Three promotions, effective
Immediately. in the American
Savings and Loan Association
300 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
were announced last night by
Wilfred H. Blanz, executive vice
president and secretary.
Alton H. Helm, q veteran of
rs years service with the 82-
year-old association, becomes as
sistant vice president and con-
troller.
Hugh H. Lowery, who has been
chief clerk, moves up to assistant
treasurer, and Lester A. Law
renee, jr., becomes chief clerk.
Both Mr.. Lowery and Mr.
Lawrence joined the organiza-
TONS staff in 1946, after serving
in the Marine Corps and Mer-
chant Marine respectively. Mr.
Lowery was the Washington
winner Of the flve-minute speech
contest Of the United States Saw
ings and Loan League in 1855.
All three men have taken ad-
vanced courses offered by the
American Savings and Loan In
Stitute.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Department Store Sales
Is Pet. Above Year Ago

\ The late Christmas rush
pushed Washington area de-
partment store sales Is per cent
above a year ago in the week
ended December %, the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond an
nounced. The weeks sales were
2 per cent above the previous
week.
Area sales In four weeks
ended December % were l per
cent above a year ago and for
the year to date were 2 per cent
higher.
Minus suburban branches. the
downtown portion of the. area
total was Q per cent above a
year ago in the week ended De-
cember % was even with the
previous week. Four weeks
downtown sales remained 6 per
cent behind a year ago and
sales for the year to date were
down 5 per cent.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
H. T. Beuermann Heads
Chartered Underwriters

Washington Chapter, Society
of Chartered Property an1 Cas-
Iualty Underwriters. elected H. T.
Beuermann Of the H. L. Rust Co.,
president for the coming year.
Other new officers include:
Lowell E. Seim. Howard and
Hoffman Agency. vice president;
Walter D. Neighbors, Ralph w.
Lee & Co.. secretary: Asher D.
Kahn. Travellers Insurance Co.,
treasurer.