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Factory Representative

To sell real volume potential line rec
birch kitchen cabinets. in Wash
Metropolitan area and section OF Va
and Nd Manufacturer ships dtreci
to retail lumber yards. Please apply
KITCHEN KOMPACT. INC
1911 S. 18th ST., Louisville, Ky. OF
call Louisville. Ju. 3-3s72.
FARMER exper. with tractor ma.
chincry and general farming. Must
be sober and willing worker Refs
required, House. etc. furn. Phone
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN TO re-
glue and repair furniture. Must
have shop experience school train
FURNITURE SALESMAN. expert
enced. Medium to top tines. HEAVY
advertising Sl0U weekly and rom.
mission. Opportunity for advance
mem I miles from D. C. FURNI
TURE FAIR INC, Mclean, Va
Ell. $500,
GAS FILTER, white. experienced
one who is familiar with d c., Nd.
and Va. plumbing regulations. Cal
CO. 5-324u for interview.
GAS RANGE installation mechanic
white. must be familiar with D. c.
Nd. and Va. gas-fittinR regulations
salary open. Write Box l2a-Z. Star
stating experience for interview.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK With Typ,
Ing experience Permanent position
with opportunities fof advance.
ment Apply in person only X
NJ REFRIGERATION co. 227 l
st. ne.
INSTRUMENT MAN. experienced fol
supervision OF survey party subdiy
and street consi Permanen Ad-
yancement. ia. 2-S4li.
INSTRUCTOR for apprentice classes
Tuesdays and Thursdays. z 10 81
OF the school wear. up 20 81 .00f
per year according to qualifications
Write Myer GOLDBERG. Chairman
GLAzIER'S LOCAL 983. Joint Ap.
prentice Committee. l355 New Yori
ave. ne, washineton. D C.
INSURANCE ASSIsTANT-LonR -es
tabiished agency. In MONTGOMERY
County. Md. desires services, o.
energetic. ambitious man; knovl
edge Of casually and FIRE lines es
sentlal Call or write Mr.. levitt
PRANK l. HEWITT CO. ~. s,
5000. S4sT Fenton st. Sill Spr =. Nd
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SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced. VIII supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus q liberal drawing account
Phone for appointment. MR.. JOHN
c KAHN. RE. 1886.
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Insurance Salesman
Wonderful OnnortunitY


II you have successful record
as an experienced debit man A
local manufacturer
can offer you permanent position
In another selling field that Is more
disnifed and in which you can make
considerably more money. plus n
future you can not match in your
present Job You start with an ex-
eeilent salary plus bonus for new
accounts, repeat and increased busi-
ness. II will pay you TO look into
our propositicn. Call lincoln 4-6O4o
for details
INVESTIGATOR. young man. 90 to
30. for work In Washington area
No experience necessary. will train
knowledge OF typing essential
Answer 10 Boz t6S BENJAMIN
Franklin Station WASHINGTON d c
MAJ HINIST. experienced. under 80
instrument work. also apprentice.
Bethesda. OIL. 4-1Oi2.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--Estate OF
LUCIA MACKENZIE HENDLEY. De.
ceased. No 9l,S4a, Administra-
tion Docket 1871. hav.
Ing been made herein for probate
of the last will and testament
OF said deceased. and for Letters
TeStamentary on said estate. By
HENRY BOND. nominated execu-
tor. II is ordered this oath day OF
January, AID. 1867, that the un-
known next OF kin and unknown
heirs at law of LUCIA MACKENZIE
HENDLEY, deceased and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday the 4th day OF March.
AID 1857, at 10 O'Clock AN. 10
show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
inston Law Reporter and The
Evening Star. once in each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
hrst publication to be not less than
thirty DAYS before said return day
Witness, the HONORABLE 30
LITHA J. LAWS, Chief judge OF
SAID Court, this Path daY of Janu-
JOHN W FoLLiN. Deputy Resister
Of Wills Tor the District of Columbia,
Clerr q. the Probate Court.
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Bookkeeping
Supervisor

Experienced In cycle billing and
mr. thine bookkeeping operation; ca
pable Of taking full charge Of large
accounts receivenle dept. Applv IN
SERVICE, 800 18th st. NV.
CANVASsERS fai. white, expert
eneed on made to order slip covers
and draperies, must have car;
hours per day. car allowance and
commission. HOME SPECIALITY
SHOP, 90 H ST. ne
necessary. LERNER SHOP, Seven
Corners. Va. JE. 3-3aa2s.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont. ,
BURTON. HEFFELFINGER,
MCCARTHY and KENDRICk,
Attorneys,
Investment Building

Investment building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court Estate of
WILLIAM c. HETTINGER De-
ceased NO. 9l.799, Administra-
ton Docket 1871 ,-Applieation hay-
ing been made herein for probate
OF the last will and testament OF
said deceased. and for Letters Tes-
tamentary, on said estate. by W.
CAMERON BURTON, it is ordered
this 3lst day of January, AID.
1857. that mrs. Caroline q. Brad
ley, mrs Irene d. Anato. Charles
Goessel. the unknown heirs at law
and next OF kin of William c. Het-
finger, deceased. and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday. the nth day Of March.
AID. 1857, at 10 o'clock AM. to
show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the WASH
ineton Law Reporter" and The
Evenine star" once in each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return
DAY, witness, the HONORABLE
BoLITHA J. LAWS, Chief Judge OF
said Court, this 3lst day OF Janu-
ary. AID. 1857. tSeal Attest:
FRANK J. BURKART, Deputy Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the. Probate
Court. fel.S.l5
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JOHN J. O'BRIEN, Attorney,
EVanS BLDG.
Piled January %. 1887
EARRY NJ HILL. CieYk


HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia eva
MAE SHENANDOAH. Plaintiff, VS.
GERALDINE GORDON. Defendants
No. 14y0-55.-Order Publica
ton. Absent Defendant The OBJ.
ject Of this suit is 10 obtain an
absolute divorce. On motion Of the
plaintiff, It is this 23rd day Of
January. 1857. ordered that the
defendants, MILTON J. SKENAN.
DORE and GERALDINE GORDON
cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the for.
tieth day, exclusive OF Sundays AND
legal holidays. occurring after the
day of the first publication of this
order; otherv Use the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided. a copy Of this or.
der be published once a week fol-
three successive weeks in the wash
ington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star. before said day. IS
MATTHEW P MCGUIRE. Judge
(Seal.D Attest: HARRY NJ HULL
Clerk. By ROBERT A. HICKEY
Deputy Clerk 1a25-feI.R
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ATLANTIC
Research Corp.
90l N. Columbus st.
Alexandria. Va.

TRUCK DRIVER AND STOCKMAN.
cellent opportunity. Apply BEA-
CON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO..
s0al 18th St. Silver Spring. Md.
TRUCK DRIVER. lawn mower and
hardware delig cries and general
janitor work. See MI. Fendleton.
ll30u Georgia ave, Wheaton. Nd
TV SERvICEMEN, outside. expert
enced only. Call so. S-7Shi.
TV BENCHMAN
Part OF full time. with car; fully ex-
per. only excei cpport. TU. 2-S5a7
WAREHOUsEMAN. over II, married
Apply in person only ASK fol
MR. GREGORIE. AIS Hampder
lane. Bethesda
MAN. experienced in small-lo n
business, for inside telephone work
will consider outside experience
old Arm: good pay, bonus plan
sick leave. free life insurance and
other benefits. Apply in person OF
eail ior appointment, 32ll r; |
MAN, part time. evening and Sat
urday TO collect regular monthly
accounts in southeast WASHINGTON
Can earn SIS TO $3.50 per month
Car needed Write stating TINT
available. Box 302-X. Star.
YOUNG MAN for small appliance
service counter: experienced or will
train, G. A. LEPPERT. Ola Eye ST
NV
YOUNG MEN to teach ballroom
dancing. full or part time. single
ages 2l-29. TO experience neces
sary. We train YOU free; excellent
earnings Apply in person. VICTOR
STUDIOS, 1870 Conn ave. NV
YOUNG MAN with electrical assem-
bly, and soldering or testing inspec-
ton exper. Interesting varied work
for the right person Paid vacation
and disqualification. Apply BOWEN
& CO, INC. 1900 Chapman ave.
Rockville. Nd HA $4,000.
YOUNG MAN. age 10 to %, to be.
gin as sales trainee with a large
manufacturing firm: must be ener
getlc and willing to learn; lot
with wonderful future. Reply
Box 43l-X. Star.
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MAP EDITOR

Experienced. age .5-35. 10 compile
and check maps tor a nationally
known organization College de-
gree preferred. permanent position;
excellent salary retirement bene-
FITS 5-day. 40-hour week In resume
give age, education and eyuerirnce.
ROa "lJ-% star
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exper references and sober Ap.
ply SYLVESIER'S GULF SERV.
ICE. Ga. ana Eastern ayes NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced IN fabrication. See
B f. SKINKER. b. appointment
Phone WO. 6-l1l4. 4444 Conn. ave
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HELP MEN-tconf }
APPLIANCE. REPAIRMAN. st,


APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, steady
work: good pay DOWD'S. 441S
Conn, ave. nv, EN-. 2-7300.
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced
onlv: We need . more men to sell
the new 81 Fords. want mep
with followings and good hafo
cloSers II you want to make money
see me today Salary, demo and
good working conditions. See Mr.
Surkin, No phone calls. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, the volume dealer
1850 Goth st. NV
AUTO SALESMAN
In used car department. production
experience necessary, small sales
force plenty floor period ann adver-
Using. transportation furnished, etc
Only top-caliber men considered. II
you can qualify contact Larry Toll
son. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE. 1889
Pa. ave. sc.
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MULTILITH OPER.

MULTILITH OPER.
Large real estate company has
immediate opening for experienced
operator 37l2 hours; good salary;
many company benehts. Apply per-
sonnet ofFice, Room $40, l42i
:. st. NV. CAFRlT1 co
FAINTER. white, exper.. sober, for
garden-typc apis. steady work.
GOOD ,aiary Apply S6lg Piney
b. I'd. s S, Nd. be-. "a an.
PERSONNEL MANAGER tranSpor.
tat,onD: nearby Va; permanent DO
sition with room for advancement
state qualifications, experience and
expected salary, Write Box g0-Z,
Star
PHARMACIST, excellent salary. good
hours. modern store: splendid OPP
portunity WESLEY HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. 1908 45th st. NV.
WO. $4,000
PHARMACIST. full time excellent
salary and working. conditions. EN-
PRE- PHARMACY. 1898 Conn.
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HElp-MEN
SALESMAN

Large cigarette manufacturer Of
lferS permanent employment and ex
icellent opportunity to qualified, am
| BIZ ious young man between % anC
20, TO sell tobacco products Il
whole alerS and retailers. etc. IL
WASHINGTON 40-hour work week
car furnished and expenses paid
lsCarting salary. sos weekly. ho6pi
paid vacation and other attractiv,
benefits. In repls, give full particu.
,ark, age. previous employment, mar
lital staios. address and telephon,
lnnmher BOY 1R-Y Star s.
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BUSHELMEN
BROWNING & KING

Experienced. steady employ
ment. Mems retail clothing
store, Apply Mr.. Ruby. 1925
a So n "
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ROOM CLERK

MUM OLEAh
Immed opening In downtown hotel;
exp. nee. company benfits include
insurance and disqualification Apply
personnel once, Room $40. l424
X st NV. cAFRITz co.
SALESMAN, aggressive, for retail
store, steady Job. RELIABLE PAWN.
BROKERS. 422 9th st. NV
sALESMAN--If you have proven
record OF success selling eaIculators.
adding machines. cicta.iug ma
chimes, or similar devie ~. we can
offer you A position worth SIS. 800
per yr selling a Nationally rnown
product, tile outstanding leader in
its field. No travel involved. All
replies confidential Our employees
know OF this ad Box i3a-Z. Star.
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I l3I5 @ 81. NV.
BUTCHER. white or colored. must
be absolutely sober. reliable. must
| have references. Apply MAYFAIR
SUPERMARKET LII. Lego.
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TRUCK DRIVER AND sTOCKMAN.
white; 5iz-day. 4S-hour week: ex-
cellent opportunity. Apply BEA-
CON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,
S05l 18th st, Silver Spring, Md.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

testimonial dinner. given In hls
honor.
More than $4,000 WA raised At
this dinner. to 20 toward the in
itsal cost ~ modern youth cen
ter 10 b. built in Israel The total
cost win be- $3.50 900. The union
With ita 450. 900 members Ii the
seventh largest in the us.
Adolph Held. Natl chairman
of the Jewish Labor COMMITTEES,
called upon Senator John Me-
Cieilan, chairman of the Senate
Committee investigating Improper
activities Ia the iabor-manage
ment field 10 look into the dis
eriminatory hiring policies Of
management and the situation In
the South, where runaway shops
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
LABOR & HUMAN
RELATIONS
ny LsJu Isrman, Minnesota
labor COMMITTEES For
Human Right.

The iOtH 6eaai0u II ne Inter-
national Labor Organization,
meeting IN Geneva. adopted a pro-
posed Convention designed "a eli
mnats discrimination ia employ.
meat 5pd promote equality u OPP
poFtunlty aud training for al
Horfar IAN no Convention Inns
the effect af q treaty but 10 not
binding unless member nation
rsuGca 10 81 accordance witH it,
0au constitution On government
procedures
The draft recommendation Al
~ calls an employers and trade
unions noi 10 tolerate ~ conn
lenancr discrimination
The Convention defines dis,
tnmiHafion ne foIoas any sds
verne distinction which depuyeg
person ~ equality N opportunity
Or treatment tn employment and
occupation ard which ia made on
me baas ~ race color, sez, re-.
Hgiou political opinion, national
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

the power without any further
legislation to bust the rotten mess
wide open by cancelling the a.
greement we have with Mexico TO
bring In Mexican nationals 70 DO
seasonal work In the United
states.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

extraction " social origin
Canada and the United States
favored the adoption u the roc
ommendation The Soviet Union
took the strongest stand against
discrimination IN any field u 20.
htical puhlic or economic life, IN.
GLIDING that ~ employment
Delegates 10 the conference
denounced the stand taken by
the Soviet delegates ms being
one ~ sheer hypocriay, since
they say. the soviet government
has no Intention whatever Of
putting Into effect the recon-.
mendations they support at the
no meetings,
The " $ IN reply 10 a ques~
tiounairs from the no defines It's
attitude ~ being dedicated TO the
expansion everywhere on funda
mental human rights. and the nun
realization Of individual initiative
Quote by L. T.. Maybe we
should send a copy OF this U. s.
official stand 10 some Of our
southern Congressman
Israel Ia the kind Of democracy
that we need IN the Middle East
or any other part Of the world
said Ed = Miller. premdent, Hotel
and Restaurant Employees and
Bnrteniers tntsrnationl Union, at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

portatlon u 500 900 Mexican M
grants results Ia serious explos-
tatiau q farm Iaborers
WORK condemned the farm
lobby for It's failure 70 correct the
evil and ezcoriated The Y $.
Department of Labor which has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

operate with the protection Of
White Citizens Council against
the beat interest Of free labor
a plea 70 the federal govern.
rnent 70 halt the mass importation
~ migratory fsrra workers from
MeNco has been made BY WORK,
a Catholic monthly. The publlca-
ton charged that the seasonal Inn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

tg'E!|:i;||:!!if;:l
Ia III A :. =: -
.;4;,s',!lijS;,i;'
GEE Spectacular Wild
- n West Night Show,
Lost Nine Nights, Closing
with Gorgeous Fireworks.
Other Main Features arot
D Hia caiils, Horse, Swine,
sheep and Poultry shows.
o 40 Acre Farm Machinery
q Home Appliance Show.
o Auto Races. livery Day tx
esp1 Aug. 40, Featuring
Special "Nenh siar $50"
. labor Day Stock Cor Race.
o Thrill shows 90 Mite, Avs.
IA Day Shs~. Aug. 7s.
. Aurievlturs, Horiieuliurs q
Home Activities sho~a.
@T Mite HORSE shows, Aug.
as thru 10, and Sept. u .
Matiness, Aug. 30 and
Sept, ! and 4.
o RoyoI American shows on
Worlds largest Mldwuy.
o Dalry, Honey, Fine Arts.
school and Stnis Exhibits.
~[sgy R.sssv.d fhk.s ~ ks~a
otsssssssd. 81 a o. 50 ffsssss
tsksf pay "kgesiA s,sr $50 o.
a 81 sol Het.. sAew. 1850 q
81 herd Chez. - Asa.y Order.
k'iaa.ssis ffst. f@ir. 81, psvI q.
y ov'sia. Coz. Asa'lasss. soc y
MIN N I sofa
STATE FAIR
4;:a;a;;iEsa
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NUMISMATIC NOTES
U. S. Half Dollars: |

The first silver half dollar
was issued in 1894, two years
after it was authorized by
Congress. The series has
been a very popular one with
collectors.
From 1894 to 1889 the half
dollar had a bust of liberty
and date on the diverse and
an eagle on the reverse. Al
though there were many var
ties, which perhaps explains
the popularity of the coin,
the main design remained
more or less the same.
The early halves had the
words Fifty Cents" or Half
Dollar" around the edge. 1t
was not until 1886 that the
reeded or milled edge made
its appearance. Since only
a few Of the new type were
produced the first year. the
1886 reeded edge is a scarce
coin. Other scarce dates in
the bust-type series are 1796,
1897. 1901, 1902, 1915, 1880
and 1890.
During the period between
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Two Legion Posts
To Install Officers

The Department Of Interior
Post No. 3 American Legion
will hold its installation Of Of
ficers at 8 pm. Thursday, at
the Legion's clubhouse. 433
Third street NV.
Officers to be installed are
Leon w. DuPuy, commander;
Bernard Meyer, Stanford B.
Ray and James b. Cox, vice
commanders: Alberta /. Pasc-
holdt. finance officer, and Paul
H. CAN'T. Virginia M. Harri-
son and Harold e. Dyer, execu-
tive committee members.
At $3.50 pm. Friday. Fort
Stevens Post No. 80 and its
companion auxiliary unit will
hold a joint installation of Of
flcers at the clubhouse.
Officers to be installed are
John w. Reed, commander;
Richard G. Giasson, c. Victor
Dessez, 'sr.: and Charles S. Dills,
vice commanders; Edward l.
Potter, chaplain; Joseph j.
Mirabello and Phillip E. Smith
sergeants- at-arms; Russell b
Barbour, finance offlCer, and S
l.. Joyner, adjutant.
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E street NV, has pointed UP
the shortage of blood donors
here. 1t has strongly urged
donors to come in.
While millions Of dollars in
research have been spent in
studying blood. there is no ma
| jor project for a direct substi-
tute for TRANSMISSION blood to
be transfused or for a method
of producing it.
Some Progress Made
Some scientific progress has
been made, however, in pro-
ducing substitutes for human
blood for use in certain con-
ditions.
IF we could devise method
Of growing red blood cells in a
bottle, the TRANSMISSION problem
could be solved" one blood spe-
cialist at NH said. But this
is a complex thing and a long
time away. No evident progress
is being made in this area.
Blood donors will be neces-
sary for the foreseeable future,
unless we can find a way of
growing red blood cells syn
thetically. We are completely
dependent upon blood donors
now"
Made in Bone Marrow
Blood is made in the marrow
Of the bones.
1t is a complex mixture OF
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CAMERA ANGLES
Going Photo Clubs
Need Active Members
Dick Mansfield

among otht { things, field
trips to 20 uts Of interest
to photographers. picnics
and other social gatherings.
workshop sessions, print and
slide competitions and do-it-
together projects.
Occasional programs should
provide entertainment for
the entire family and mem
bers should be encouraged to
bring along other members
Of the family so that there
will be no feeling at home Of
neglect.
Another thing-any club
will gain materially through
a club membership in the
Photographic Society Of
America. This group fur
nishes not only a monthly
publication (PSA JournaD
but travelling exhibits, re-
corded lectures. and can help
any group with ideas on how
to get started and maintain
q helpful and entertaining
camera club.
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stillwell. TheO Prinsos-Alex Camp
Federal: Mrs. John q. Fletcher
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher.
Federal Power Commission: Clara
sternecker-David Handel, Martin
GSsi2i A Edsss So Slater MF' IT, s1 co
Jeanette Blech-Maj. Robert Han
cock .(August l9) Mrs william
Packard-Mrs. William Perry.
Lyon village; Mrs. n. A. Ohm
Rose Robins Mrs. Carl Tessmer.
Monday: Mrs. John o. Hassell-
Mrs, Alice Gram Robinson, Mrs.
Ktlmer Bortz-Mrs. Lawrence Weber.
MontEomery: Mrs. Robert ".
Ibsatss-James Bates, Robert ehankle-
NH: DR.. Nathan Eddy-Dr. Julius
white. Mr.. and Mrs Donald McGirk
Penthouse: Ellen Miller Matthew
Piayfair: 1t. Col. Jeanette slech-
MIS-; Rose Robins. Miss D. Block
Silver spring: august i3D Mrs.
Charles Egger-John B.. Hummer.
9August 16l Mrs. Donald Alderson-
Hannah Leiberton.
Martin Rossi tied with Sumner
Bliley-Ervin Kenison.
-IWalsk Section Az Mrs. Mary
phillipsSN P. .Stillwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Maddox. tr (Sec-
ton b Mrs Robins-Lynn d. Car
rter. Mrs. Harry Packard Mrs. Alex
Perrin
Walter Reed: Mrs. Donald Alder
son-Mrs. John Simmons.
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
TODAY: PIayfaiF. 1881 Harvard: MI
D Dsirs' LAO. GSren' 8 Dupont circle
TOMORROW: Goren, q Dupont circle
pairs. ! 80. Andrews. Andrews All
Onncers' Club; pairs. 7:45. Federal
Bellevue Hotel; MP pairs, 7:45
Thomas Circle. Apt. 100. 244O SIX
tenth. pairs. 7:3O. Walter Reed
Walter Reed Ofneers' Club: pairs
TUESDAY: Arllnrt:n. SoO4 Lee hIEh
Commission. cfneial dining room
General Accounting once pairs
$50. MOntgOmeFy, 400 Norwood
drive: pairs. 7:4b. OnleerS' SeFvIcI
Club. 1914 Twenty-nrst: pain.
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda. 3sOs In
yerness drive: MP pairs. IL. wash
lngten Bridge League tACBL until
pionship lfnal session.. 7:46.
pont circle: pairs. 1880. ChsSs
Gordon Hotel; pairs. 7:4b. Con
EressionAl Secretaries, House Ono,
Building: pairs. z. Penthouse, De
partment Of Health. Education ant
Welfare; pairs, $50. PlAyfaiF, 143l
Harvard: pairs. 7:46.
FRIDAY: Arlington, 4l3 North Irving
pairs. 7:4b. Euclid, Apt. 100, 244i
Sixteenth: pairs. 7:45. GoFen,
Dupont circle: pairs. e:15. sllvel
Spring, 1901 Georgia avenue; pairs
7:45.
SATURDAY: Chess. Gordon Hotel
pairs. 7:4b. walsh, 1882 MaSsaehu
sets: pairs. 7;45.