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Stock-Ticker
Clerk

High school grad, 1895, for pleas
ant work in our Stock Ticker De-
partment. No tipping required.
Midday hours plus Saturday morn
ings. Ideal employment for mousse
wife. Apply personnel SS Em naia w.
9 am. til noon Saturday. No
phone calls
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MELP-WuMEM

YOUNG WOMAN. 2l-3b. for ma
tional organization. Free to travel,
no experience necessary. will
train. Expenses paid when travel
ing. No selling. Apply 1898 War
ner Bldg, 10 am. to 8 pm.
TALENT SINGERS, dancers. enter
tainerS for amateur contests and
spots. QUONSET. 10. S-0S66.
ATTENTION, COLLEGE STUDENT
or student nurse: care OF chill
srsn Friday n,sSs wy syen ang,s6 shrouEh
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
ambitious cultured lady. who can
assume responsibility; interestlng
healthful work: $4,000 wear. Box
AMAZING MAGICOLOR tall Christ
mas Cards pay you $05 on %
boxes 81 assortments, gifts.
o G0n's ser 70 ioO ssm pIs b So11s FREE
ASSIGNMENTS on approval. FREE
gift for promptness. SOUTHERN
AIS N. Hollywood, Dept. 400
Memphis. Tenn.
MOTHERS, make spare time pay.
Mrs. B., mother Of 5, earned siS7.
ieSrnins. pI. S.5s5s. s.i. "''
CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST? Sounds
ridiculous, but AVON representa-
tives start their customers buyinR
now: Representatives earn 5000
$500 for Xmas. pI. 7.0221.
S23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you By US.
Just show Fashion Frocks to
friends. No investment. canvass
tng or experience necessary.
FASHION FRocKS, Dept. Y-2D0S,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Appliance Sales Career
One Of Washington's leading
appliance stores has opening for
alert. ambitious young women in
trested in q stimulating career
selling radios. monographs and
small appliances. Good starting
salary, even better II experienced:
disqualification plan. all employe
SEE Mr.. AHRENs
POTOMAC TV, 9th and Z SITS. NV.
ST a-9yT0
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

First choice Of today's irst-ranl
concert artists,
See the worid-famous Baldwin
Acrosonic now available at specia
pre-school prices
Handsome, new, full keyboard
mahogany Baldwin Acrosonic: reg.
ularly sold at SS20; now S625.
Including matching bench. Bald,
win l0-year guarantee; free de.
livery and our regular service
checkup.
In keeping with our 7s-year pol
icy OF Offering only genuine value,
for YOUR patronage.
Additional large cash saving,
with Baldwin's low-cost financing
e. ing appointments ARRANGED
for YOUR convenience.
THIS Is OUR 18th YEAR
Hugo Worch Piano Co.
925 O ST. NV. MA. s-4SeS
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ROOMS UNFURMIsRED

COLoRED-I4Is MONROE ST
NV front rooms; clean; a
PRIVILEGES; COW. to transp. CO
b-3b02.
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ing new quarters. The committee
will consider sites in the District
and report to the annual meeting
Iof the SAR congress next May
at Salt Lake City.
The NEA has not disclosed the
use intended for the Sixteenth
street building. The education
association at present is engaged
in a IS million building program.
1t has renovated its old head
quarters at Sixteenth and M
streets NV. and has erected an
eight-story office building on NJ
street.
Currently under construction
is the main unit Of the building
program. It extends on Sixteenth
street from M street through the
formerly occupied by
the Guggenheim mansion, the
Hotel Martinique. an apartment
building and . doctors ONCE
building. The SAA building is
Just north Of the main unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Nanette Fabray and Ann soth
ern.
lest coverage Of a newsworth,
event: Andrea Doria Sinking
CHS; Andrea DORA survivors ar.
rive in New York. NBC: nationa
political conventions. ABC: ma.
tional political conventions
NBC; Years of Crisis" Year,
End Report, Murrow and Cor,
respondents. CHS.
Best single performance, &C,
tress: Edna Best, This Happ,
Breed; Gr le Fields, odd Lad.
Shows Hcf Medals; Name.
Kelly. THE Pilot; Evelyn
Rude. "Eloise";; Claire Trevor
'Dodsworth."
Best single performance, actor
Lloyd Bridges. Tragedy in q
T mporary Town." Fredrie
March, "Dodsworth";; Sal Mineo
Dino; Jack Palance, Requiem
for a Heavyweight; Red Shelton
THE Big Slide"
Best male personality. contin.
uing performance: Steve Allen
Leonard Bernstein. Perry Como
Tennessee Ernie Ford, Alfred
Hitchcock.
Best female personality, con-
tinuing performance: Rosemary
Clooney. Faye Emerson, Arlene
Francis, Gisele Mackenzie, Dinah
Shore.
Best continuing performance
by a comedian in a series: Jack
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Three Die in Fire

HAMMOND. Ind. Feb. Is up.
"A fash fire in a basement
apartment killed a woman and
two small children late today in
the Robertsdale section on the
North Side Of Hammond. The
victims were identified as Mrs,
Sue Wright. 20; her 4-month-
old son. Michael. and her q
year-old niece. Beverly White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

atre, See 1t Now, Wide, Wide
World; You Are There.
Best news commentator: WAL
ter Cronkite, John DAILY, Douglas
Edwards, Chef Huntley, Edward
r. Murrow.
Best supporting performance
by an actor: Art Carney, Paul
Ford. William Frawley. Carl
Reiner and Ed Wynn.
Best supporting performance
by an actress: Pat Carroll, Ann
B. Davis, Audrey Meadows. Mil
dred Natwick and Vivian Vance.
Actor, best continuing per-
Torrance in dramatic series:
James ArnesS, Charles Boyer,
David Niven. Hugh O'Brian and
Robert Young.
Coincidence, best continuing
performance in a series: Edie
Adams. Oracle Allen, Lucille Ball.
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Prince Georges
COP. Told Cut in
Spending Needed

Senator Curtiss. Republican
Of Nebraska, last night reminded
Prince Georges County Repub-
licans their party must not turn
from its 1852 challenge to re-
duce Federal spending.
Senator Curtiss spoke to more
than 800 county Republicans at
q banquet at the Prince Georges
Country Club honoring Lincoln's
birthday.
Among those attending were
Senator Beall. Republican of
Maryland: Miss Bertha Adkins,
deputy chairman Of the Repub-
lican National Committee, and
Circuit Court Judge John r.
Fletcher.
Senator Curtiss said "The
American people called the Re-
publcans to power In 1852" to
reduce Federal spending and I'll
We turn away from the task :,
we can no longer command the
respect Of the people Of the
world or our own American cit
liens or even ourselves"
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Sons of Revolution Vote
To Sell Building to NEA

The congresses of the National
Society Of the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution voted yesterday
to sell. its building at 1927 Six
teenth street NV. to the Ma
tional Education Association.
The sale. at a price of $305. 900,
will put the association in pos
session Of all the property on
Sixteenth street from M street
to Massachusetts, avenue with the
exception of an apartment build
ing at 1900 Massachusetts, ave.
nue..
A spokesman for the SAR said
the NEA has agreed to postpone
occupancy Of the SAR building
for several months in order that
the patriotic society may have
time to ind new location. The
national headquarters Of the
SAR, have been there for about
40 years.
The SAR turned over to q spe-
cial committee the task Of find
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clouds. Such a cloud situation
he said, would magnify the noise
OF the Jet engine.
The explosion shortly after /
pm. was heard in Alexandria,
Arlington and Fairfax Counties,
southeast Washington and a
large section of Prince Georges
County. Windows ratified and
houses shook in some sections of
Prince Georges and Alexandria,
residents reported.
| Alexandria fire apparatus was
rushed to a research company
headquarters near the water
front after a caller reported the
explosion took place there. The
caller saw employees running out
|of the firms building and as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Final awards for the gold statu.
ettes. equivalent to the Motor
Picture Academy's Oscar, will bt
named March 16.
Final awards will be selected
by the 2.400 members Of the
academy.
Nominees for the 1856 awards
Included:
Best series, hour or more:
Caesars Hour. Climax, Ed Sulli-
van Show. Omnibus, Perry Como
Show.
Best series, half hour or less:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Father Knows Best. Jack Benny
Show. Person to Person, Phi
Silvers Show.
Best new program series of
1856: Air Power, The Chevy
Show, Ernie Kovacs Show, Play
house 80. Steve Allen Sunday
Show.
Best public service series:
Meet the Press. NBC Opera The
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sumed the explosion was there.
1T turned out that the research.
|ers had heard the blast and ran
out to see where 1t was.
Several hundred persons gath-
lered at the Alexandria water.
front while firemen and police
inspected several buildings In a
vain attempt to find the source.
Spokesman for Fort Belvoir
and Andrews and Boiling Air
Force Bases said their planes
were not responsible. while the
Patuxent Naval Air Station
doubted that any of its planes
caused a sonic boom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Explosion Laid
To Jet Breaking
Sound Barrier

Virginia and Maryland author
tiles spent about an hour yester-
day looking for an explosion that
ratified windows and caused q
flood Of calls to police stations
fire houses and newspaper Of
fees.
But the best they could come
up with was that it must have
been jet plane breaking the
sound barrier.
A Navy pilot later reported he
heard a loud noise as he OBJ
served a naval jet trainer bank
ing over Alexandria under low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Benny, Sid Caesar. Robert Cum
mings. Ernie Koyacs. Phil Silvers.
Best continuing performance
By an actress in . dramatic
series: Jan Clayton, Ida Lupino,
Peggy Wood, Jane Wyman. Lo-
retta Young.
Best single program Of the
year: "A Night to Remember
(Titanic). ;" Leonard Bernstein on
Omnibus: Requiem for a
Heavyweight; Secret Life Of
Danny Kaye" and THE Victor
Borge Show"
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Nominations Are Made
For Sc Top TV Awards

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. is l49-The best in teevision drew
plaudS tonight the ninth nominations Tele-
vision Academy Emmes unveiled before Nationwide
audience
The top TV performers and Shows chosen by 10000
members Of the industry named Commute
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GROUND BROKEN FOR FIREHOUSE
construction of Bethesda substaon began when
group OF OFFICIALS backing the project broke ground
site provided by the National Institutes of Health at Old
Georgetown road and Cedar lane Among those particle
pating were Cleft to right G. Wady Imre Bethesda Fire
5oaro treasurer Dr. C. Van Slyke assistant director at
NH, and Capt. Preston B. Haines fire board member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-07
What Makes Your Work
INTERESTING?

L. A company made up Of
interesting, positive thinking
personnel
= Above average income,
with administrative openings.
3. A company which is
growing and expanding with
an eye to the future.
! Liberal vacation allow
anceS. Bonus plan and
PROFIT SHARING
> A complete and thor
ough training program given
free to those who qualify.
The ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOLS. now located in
Bethesda. Silver Spring, Ar
llngton. Alexandria and
washington. and opening
soon in Frankfurt. Germany,
provides opportunities worthy
of your INVESTIGATION. Per-
sonal interviews Monday
through Friday. z pm. to
y pm. Age % to 80 consid-
cred. 10ll Conn ave. NV.
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coAsT-T0.COAsT ORGANIZATION

COAST TO. COAST ORGANIZATION
needs young men to assist manager
in local Office. No experience nee
essary: will train; 500 week to
start For appointment. call Mr..
PRICE. ST. 3-4563. 1900 N st. NV.
MAN. retired or pensioned. inter-
ested in attractive waterfront cot
ta9e near PatuXent Naval Base.
rent free in return for few odd
chores around adjacent home Must
have good references. Apply ROB-
FRT W. SAVAGE. 514 Union Trust
Bldg. MA. $1,000
MAN. general Office work with small
taxi feet splendid opportunity for
willing and ambitious person. Apply
CHECKER CAB CO, $500 Sherman
ave NV.
MAN WITH CAR, white, 2l-30, TO
take orders from single working
girls by appointment only. Phone
AID 4-7574. 4-6 pm. only.
MAN WITH CAR; excel. opening on
established route. no exper. neces-
sary; training furn. ISL week To
start Apply FULLER BRUSH CO.,
all National Press Bids. l4th and
F SITS. NV. or phone DI. 1-4477
or d 1-3iaS
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YOUNG MAN

Dependable, white. high school
graduate 1923 to drive small de-
livery truck tor local distributor oil
nationally known products Must be
energetic and have drivers license
3-day week. Call Me. S-l123 after
10 am
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh deal.
er. for Washington. also Montgom
cry and Prince Georges Counties
500 and UP full time. Write
RAWLE1GH'S DEPT. DCA-lo-125
Chester. Pa
A LARGE PROPERTY and casualty
insurance company is looking fol
young man between ages of %
and 30 to be trained as a fielc
representative. We have an excel.
lent well-planned formalized train.
ing program. This is permanent
future for man willing TO WORK
hard. In. reply, state age. educa
ton and work experience. Bon
lax, Star
&c AND b MAINTENANCE co, has
openings for, 4 men. Apply. be-
tween 4 and 9 pm. Sat. Mon,
Tues. and Wed. $500 18th st n. e
500 WEEK MINIMUM GUARANTEE
SALARY. COMM, MONTHLY BONUS
EXP, ms. BENZ
Exceptional opportunity for mar
with sales ability to Join rapid,
growing manufacturers sales or.
ganization and build lifetime career
lin sales and manasement at higt
earnings Sell retail and industrial
line Celiowax Products, Wash area
Own car. Protected territory. Estab.
llished accounts. VIII consider sale,
trainee Full pay during training
Write CELLOWAxyCO., Z S. Gay st.
Baltimore ~ Md
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CASHIER-CLERK
CASHIER
CASHIER CHECKER

immediate permanent opening in
cafeteria in Government building
viii train II Quick al mental add.
ton. Early daytime hours, 40-houi
week. Age, Is to 40.
Government Services, Inc.
1875 2lst sT. NV.
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Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
LAIlONS. CAPITOL HILL. LAW,
EDUCA1ION. EMRASGIES Ahin

MANY OTHERS
various and interesting rieids in
select offices.
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. ~.44I4
.33 18th 81 NV. AT II
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPISTS
AGES 1885
CLERK TYPIST-ST

20-35 yrs experienced, National
Lutheran ORGANIZATION 5-day wk
Call DE. 2-19l6. Ext. IS.
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CASHIER

New automatic car wash. Full
attractive mature s Woman Ian gsa
clerical with tipping. Apply in per-
son. Sun 3 TO o. Mon, Tues,
to 5. 10l N. Glebe I'd. Arl
CASHIER-CLERK
tipping experience necessary, able
TO handle money and take cash
through lunch; days. $50 to i
pm. 3 meals daily. TALLY-HC
RESTAURANT, Sl@ 18th ST. NV.
CASHIER
Excellent opportunity for expert.
enced cashier and general offic,
worker, 5-day week Apply Mr.
Walker. BOND CLOTHING, 1895
F ST NV
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HELP--MEN
YOUNG MAN

IS-ES WHITE
PROVEN s5SE f rs YOU S5E X f ri S MGEb
MUST BE NEAT IN APPEARANCE
AND ABLE TO CALI. ON ESTAB
LISHED CUSTOMERS OF ONE OF
AMERICAS LARGEST AND BES1
KNOWN COMPANIES NO Elk
PERIENCE NECESSARY. WE TRAIr
YOU AT OUR EXPENSE. CAL
FURNISHED. CALL MR.. COM
STOCK. Elk. 3-4a67. BETWEEN S.:}
AN. AND 4 PM, 500 PER WEEP
TO START
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Call FEE. 3-7400, Ext. 261
Between 9 Am. and S PM
CLERK-TYPIST

Young girl for permanent position
in local ONCE Of large life insurance
Co Interesting and varied work
Tipping 81 WPM. Good letter WRITING
ability and good English back
ground 5-day wk. and fine employe
cepted. Call HO. 2-6S00 for appoint.
ment
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PART TIME
EASY EXTRA MONEY

In imported tailor made suits be.
ing introduced D. c., area FIRST time
on own hours; 3 sales a week get,
500 Cell MR.. MOREN Hote
Woodner. HU. 3-4400, RIM. 1889
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

CASHIER, white. lge. industrial,
cafeteria, courteous and efic.: y
day week. paid vacations, holidays
and benefits. state age and exper
Cox TX, Star
CASHIER, general ONCE clerk, ex.
perienced age 2l-36: 42-hr wk
resident NV. WASHINGTON Bethesda
preferred; salary commensurate
with ability. Call MRS. MANN
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CLERK TYPIST

For permanent. interesting ONCE
position; pleasant working condi-
tions. 5-day week. promotion when
qualified REAL ESTATE a. co.
LUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE co,
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ILLUSTRATOR
Exper. In air brush retouch OF tech.
nical material. downtown d. c. loe
For interview, call DE. 2-s006.
INSURANCE AGENCY desires young
attractive woman, PIX. filing and
typtng experience insurance eY-
perience not requisite; 40-hr
wk. disqualification and liie in
surance benefits ME. S-30a6. l700
Eye 81 NV
INSURANCE TYPIsT: some expert.
ence in policy writing Salary com.
mensurate with experience. Apply
MA. S-72g0
WORK, light, for
women. Il TO 90, who are free Ia
travel o. @ Permanent positions
with opportunities for advance
ment No experience necessary
Salary. expenses and allowance
while travelling Apply in person,
Room a2l, Warner Bldg, 18th and
2 sts. NV. Do not phone,
INVOICE CLERK with sood knovl
eye OF typins b-day 40-hr wk
Many company dement's. Apply Mrs
Burton. BARBER a. ROSS Co. 9th
a v ats., ne. DE. 2.0b0l.
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HELP WOMEN tcont. }
Accounting Clerk-Typists, $3.50 ND
ALLEN-O'BRIEN
PERSONNEL NEEDS
ARAGON EMPL. EXCH
WHITE--COLORED
ASSISTANT %

HOMiNioIhAIltk ASSISTANT for
permanent position with grow ms
nrm OF management and tax con-
sultantS. Neat, accurate tipping es-
sential, knowledge Of bookkeeping
neiplu!' Excellent working condi-
open. In reply please state age, re.
Hglon. education, work experience.
references and present salary. Box
lU3-I. Star
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CLERK-T

Leading weekly news magazine
seeks accurate typist who is handy
with figures; excellent opportunity
TO become afhliated with an out
standing organization offering per-
manent employment and manv com
pany BENEFITS. One or two wears
general ONCE experience required
extensive background overqualifies
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Force top linguists he speaks
Chinese, Italian, Portuguese,
French. Russian. Greek and
Spanish fluently.
Mrs. White is honorary
president of the Wives Club.
Mrs. Oliver S. Pitcher, presi-
dent, will receive the guests
at the social hour prior to
the luncheon.
Navy Medical Corps
Navy Doctors Wives Club
have planned their regular
monthly luncheon meeting
tomorrow at the Officers
Club, National Naval Medical
Center.
Mrs. Finn Rome, lecturer,
will speak on her experience
as a bride in the Antarctic
and the Present Interna-
tional Geophysical Year Pro-
gram"
Wives of Naval Medical
School officers will act as
hostesses with Mrs. v. E.
Martens as chairman.
The decorations being in
keeping with the theme of
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the lecturer, the motif should
be unusual.
Also assisting are Mrs.
Thomas Johnson. Mrs.
Robert Dimmette, Mrs. j. M.
Anderson, Mrs. Elgin Co.
wart, Mrs. Clark Fobes, Mrs.
T. c. Hartney, and Mrs. j.
E. SzakacS.
u. S. Coast Guard
Mrs. John F. Holland, So
cial hostess at the United
States Military Academy was
the guest speaker yesterday
at the United States Coast
Guard Officers Wives Club.
Guest of honor was Mrs.
Albert G. Mumma, presi-
dent of the Naval officers
Wives Club.
The event was held at the
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter Officers Club. Mrs. Hol-
land explained her duties
at West Point.
Army Surgeon General Corps
The regular m onthly
luncheon of the Women's
Club of the Army Surgeon
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the ON GERS Club, Fort
McNaira
Also included were Mrs.
Frederick E. Calhoun and
Mrs. Kenneth F. Zitzman.
Mrs. Calhoun leaves with her
husband shortly for Maxwell
Air Force Base, and Col. Zitz-
man replaces Gen. Calhoun.
Military Police
The regular luncheon
meeting of the Military Po-
lice officers Wives Club will
be held tomorrow at Nc
Kenzie Hall Fort Belvoir.
The program features the
Phyllis Bell modelling School.
Fort Belvoir
The Officers Wives Club of
Fort Belvoir had a fashion
show luncheon yesterday In
the Mount Vernon Room of
the Officers Club on the post.
In the receiving line were
Mrs. David H. Tulley. honor
airy president, Mrs. Emerson
c. Itschner, wife of the Chief
OF Engineers, Mrs. Frank
Miner, president of the Bel
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Stevens. Mrs. Robert ]. o.
Conner, and Mrs. Charles L.
Kicks.
Andrews Air Force Base
Mrs. Myrtle Cheney Muir
dock writer, lecturer, and
an official guide to the United
States Capitol will be the
guest speaker of the An
drews Air Force Base Officers
Wives Club at their luncheon
on Friday, at the Base Of
ficers Club.
Special guests will include
Mrs. Reuben C. Hood wife
of the Commander, H. @.
Command, and Mrs. Francis
G. Sullivan president Boiling
Air Force Officers Wives Club.
Industrial College Of the
Armed Forces
Mrs. George w. Mundy,
wiie of the new commandment
OF the Industrial College of
the Armed Forces. was among
the honor guests who were
geted at luncheon yesterday
when the Wives Club of the
college met at luncheon at
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Generals ONCE will be held
tomorrow at the WSlter Reed
Officers Club.
MIS-. Volncy H. Rattan and
members of the Falls Church
unit are in charge of arrange
ments. Mrs. Dorothea Ken
bricks speaker will talk on
Seasonal Decorations" and
will be introduced by Mrs.
Charles H. Gingles, program
chairman.
Army Judge Advocate
General CORPS
The Army Judge Ad-
vocates' Wives Club viii meet
for luncheon at noon to-
morrow at the Officers Club.
Fort McNair.
Holiday entertaining with
a basic table decorating
theme" will be the talk given
by Mrs. Dorothy Gearheart.
Mrs. Edward NJ. O'Connell
is chairman for the day as
sisted by Mrs. John G. Lee.
Mrs. Robert E. Byrne, Mrs.
James F. Hanley, Mrs. Billy
j. Shuman, Mrs. John F.
Christensen, Mrs. Edward L.
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Gen. Thomas White
To Speak to Group

of the G-3 section Headquar-
tiers Marine Corps.
Mrs. Dorothy Gearheart
of Woodward g. Lothrop,
will give a demonstration on
table decorations for Christ
mas entertaining.
Air Force
The Air Force Chief Of
staff, Gen. Thomas D. White.
will be the guest speaker of
the Air Force officers Wives
Club tomorrow when they
meet at the Army Navy Club.
Gen. White will be the first
speaker of the season for the
Wives Club. One of the Air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
BY EVELYN M. DENT

Mrs. William B. FRANKIE,
wife Of the Undersecretary
Of the Navy. and Mrs. Mer-
rill B. Twining. wife of the
Commanding Officer of the
Marine Corps Schools. will be
the honor guests at the Ma
rine Officers Wives Club
luncheon on November 20.
The affair will be held at
the Army Navy Country
Club. beginning at noon with
a social hour followed by
luncheon at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. David w. Stonecliffe
Is to be hostess for the day
assisted by the officers wives