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Herbert R. Hoor, ST., Lorton
Former Chief Engineer

Herbert r. Haar, ST.. 81. for
mer chief engineer of the Dis
trict Department of Correction
in Lorton, Va. and an active
worker in Fairfax County civic
groups, died yesterday at his
home, Haar Ridge, Lorton.
Mr.. Haar, who had worked
for the Department of Correc-
tons since the close Of World
War /. retired in 1851. He
served in both World Wars and
was a retired major in the
Army Reserve. During World
War II he was assistant center
engineer at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
Born In Philadelphia, MIR.
Haar came to Washington as
a boy and was educated in local
schools.
He was a past president of
the Fairfax County Chamber
Of Commerce and a former
member Of the Fairfax Board
Of Coming and the school
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Mrs. Gillian, 81,
Rudio Performer,
Tennessee Native

Mrs. Anvil r. Gillian, "a, a
former Tennessee radio enter
tainer and a resident here since
1850. died of cancer yesterday
in George washington Univer-
sity Hospital.
A native Of johnson City,
Tenn, she lived there until
she came TO Washington. The
former Joan Hughes, she en-
tertained for 10 years on Sta
ton woP1, Bristol. Tenn, as
"Songbird Of the Appala-
chians." She played the piano
and sang on the program,
which she started in the late
1920s.
Mrs. Gillian, whose home
here was at 92l ! street NV,
was a graduate Of Milligan Col
lege in johnson City, where she
majored in music. She later
taught piano. She was an
active member Of the First
Christian Church Of johnson
City.
She is survived by her hus-
band, an employee Of the Dis
trict Government; two sons,
Jim Curtis, a film technician
for NBC news. Of 1881 South
Walter Reed drive, Arlington,
and Walter Curtis, jr., an at
torpey in Greenville, Tenn; her
brother. Thurman Hughes of
Elizabethtown, Tenn, and
.hree grandchildren. Her first
husband, Jim Curtis of john
son City, died in 1927. A second
marriage to Walter Curtis
ended in divorce.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. Saturday in the Appa-
lachian funeral home. john
son City. Burial will be in
Hughes Graveyard, Sinking
Creek. Tenn.
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Arlington Post No. 1879 of the
American Legion.
Born in Earlville, Iowa, Mr..
Allen attended Iowa State
Teachers College and Iowa
State University at Ames. He
was a veteran of World War I,
Mr.. Allen began his news
pepper career on the Waterloo
(1owa) Tribune and later be-
came publisher of the Waterloo
Herald. a weekly. He worked
as a reporter on the Waterloo
Courier from 1894 to 1912 when
he Joined ms.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
lola Meeker Allen of the home
address, 800 North Danville
street, Arlington; two daugh-
tiers, Miss Diana Allen, also Of
the home address, and Mrs.
Jack Lewis of the Arlington
Village Apartments, and one
grandson.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Ives flu
neral home, 2S47 Wilson bou-
levard, Arlington. Burial. will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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DEaths

WAGNER. JOSEPH. On wednesday
NER Of 1883 Columbia I'd. NV,
husband lss.d Of Mary Lecls ,Wasner NEE
Wagner. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2gOl l4th st.
3 pm. Barking faeilitiesl. Inter-
ment private.
WALKER, LEROY ELwoOD. On
Tuesday. September "a, 1857, LEROY
ELWOOD WALKER. brother Of Edgar
.a YA pSn:r. se EdS: .. tsi fs' c " "
ave. NV. on Friday. September 81,
e. Z pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
day. September IS, 1857. WESLEY
Notice wAe Il funeral q az .ssr A ST Sc
ments by Frazier.
WILLIAMS, MONTGOMERY. On
ths District osneral hospital: MONT
GOMERY WILLIAMS Of 1929 9Th
q NV. He leaves TO mourn their
loss six daughters Of Atlantic City,
y j.; and one sister q eellsyiew'
Der -25.. Private arrangements By
the Ideal Funeral Home, $500 oeor-
STA ave. NV. 26s
WINS. MAuDE Eta. On Tuesday,
Ceneral Hospital, Washineton, b. G.,
MAUDE ETA WINS, aged a.. q
B. {. She Is survived 81 her mother.
three sisters. Mrs. zelma v. Roane.
Mrs; Mary Jordan and Mrs Gertrude
Banks. and three brothers. Clifton
h, Theodore and Melvin Wins.
Friends may call at the Roy W.
Barber Funeral Home, Laytonsville,
september "a, ct . pm, at the
John wesley Methodist Church.
Rocky HILL Nd. Jpterment church
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cation until going to Ammen-
dale in 1914.
While at La Sale. he organ
lied the American Congress for
Peace and Social Security, q
group composed Of Govern
ment employees, war veterans
and representatives of manage
ment and labor groups, which
offered courses in speech, lead
ership and applied psychology.
A sister, who lives in Phila-
delphia, survives.
A requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Saturday at the Am
mendale Institute. Burial will
be in the Christian Brothers
Provincial Cemetery there.
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daughter at 1920 Twentieth
street NV.
In addition to her two chill
dren, she is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Abigail Hayman
Of Salisbury, Md, and Mrs. Lii
liam P. MuSterman of An
napolis, and seven grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at Q am.
tomorrow in the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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With Regard too
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thanks in
The Stus meets need which con
hardly be solved in any Other way
Not only IS u sroeIous expression
Of gratitude to those who how sent
floFol tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the m0ny TO whom per.
sonol note Of thunks cannot we'll be
mailed OF whose nomes ond I'd.
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
o cord OF thanks muy be Ortunee1
BY telephone to The Sto' ST
$4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stu,
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Huurutnp

LEWIS, MARY B. Friends are IN
ment to her memory on sunday,
September 90, 1857, at ] pm. at
he Talmud. Torah Cemetery, 18th
pl., OF Alabama ave. sc.
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Wa dSo ~ ~ ms =,
repose Of the soul OF our late brother
= RAYMOND. W HOWARD.
RIGHT REV GEORGE l.. oINoRAs,
Spiritusi Director.
JEREMIAH GREEN, President.
JACKSON. ALBERT NJ. ION TUESDAY
septsmber "a. 1857 ALBERT NJ
JACKSON Of 3sOs 18th pl. ne, be
Eve .o son 3, q M, sehsrd s1d L ~
IS survived BY four sisters on
brother, other rslatives and friends
After. pm. Thursday, Septembel
2s: friends ere invi.sd 20 esll q
Friday. September ~, az / pm
lnterment Arlington National Gene.
JAoUEsS. EUGENE y. on Tuesday
EUGENE r. JAoUEss. beloved nus,
band Of Lucille NJ Jaouess. fathei
OF Ralph NJ Jaouess OF Fairfax Sta.
ton, Va; Mrs. Thelma :. Bishop o.
Marcus Of Cooksvills. Tenn. Il,
dren and two grandchildren
Friends may cal! AZ the Ives Funera
Va after 1880 am. Saturday, sep.
will be held Al 2.3O pm. Intermenl
National Memorial Park %
JOHNSON. ANNA ". On Tuesday
september "a, 1867, At George
ANNA II JOHNSON Of 7ee coium.
bia I'd NV. wife of George "
Louis and George Maurice johnson
daughter Of Mrs Anna B. HOLLAND
and sister Of Roger NJ, Luther d. anc
Allen D. Holland. Granddaughter o.
Mrs Alberta JOHNSON. She also 4
friends The late Mrs. johnson ma,
BE- viewed at the stewart Funers
Home, 80 II ST. ne, after q pm
Friday September ~. Funeral OF
sss sbrS ,t SSspismb s,sS frop m
x SIS. n w., a. - noon fnterinen
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery ~
KATE, PAUL G. suddenly. on Tues
KATIE of Lorton, Va, husband o
Violet Kate, son OF the late Harr'
the s.. II, Hines Co. Funeral Home
, gS6 lta AZ a. S noon on E psfsIn. sea
ciiities). Interment private.
Kaufman, MARY MAGDELENE. o.
Doctors Hospital MARY MAdDEL EN-
KAUFMAN Of 1914 Woodbine ST
Alexandria, Va, beloved wife o.
Samuel Kaufman, mother OF Dye
Justice TAYLOR and grandmother o.
kathleen Johanna and Janet Marii
Taylor. Friends may call a. the +
!. Hines Co. Funeral Home, .9Ol
ltth 8. NV, after Q am Thurs
day. September 20 parking facill
ties. Services az the above funera
home on Friday September ~, Al
EFT lnterment Fort Lincoln
KRAMER, WALTER. on Tuesday
September -, 1907, At providenci
Hospital WALTER KRAMER, tn
Kramer, father OF Doris Traylor
Walter, Joseph, Ralph, Charles Mar.
garet, Donald, Robert and Raymond
Kramer. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bios. Funeral Home. 1861 GooC
Hone I'd. Sc, on Friday September
20 A. 800 am; thence TO 81
1etesaA Catholic Church, where mas
viii be offered a. am for IN,
,D9ss Of n. rs soul ,. Ipp.sTmsnt Ar
LEX, JACoUELINE L. on Tuesday
9as d.n,l1 iaa6oii2sSS i, A. EmeFgs,n,sg'
mother Of Mrs. Jere Hawksworth
grandmother OF suzanne and Kath.
crime HgwksWorth. Friends may cal
al Gawlers Chapel, 1886 Pa. ave
nv courtesy parking opposite /,
Where services viii B, he'd on Fridsy
msnt Westherfore, sTes. % 80
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

Expressive Floral tribute Moderated,
priced Open daily Sun HOLIDAYS
Phone orders also accepted. 4 30 h 4
Pm week nights g0O 18th " nv
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sd and MAss Ave NE II 5-b2uO
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 R ST. NV. NO. 7-0l33
ths
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JOSEPH NJ. A spe-
cial communication Of Naval
Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. NJ,
Is hereby called for . pm.
Saturday. September rs,
1857, for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic serv-
ices for our late brother,
N. BONIFANT. BY order
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HOWARD, RAYMOND W. Memhers oi

st. Augustine's Holy Name
assemble At '1 he jarvis IS
Chapel, 1882 You st. NV,
on Thursday, September
%. 1857, at 7:30 pm, TO
recite the rosary for the
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DEATHS
In MRntnrtant
Announcement Of
Services b. Chambers

BUNDY, EDWARD W. Sacred 10 the
memory Of my beloved husband. Ed
WARD w. BUNDY. who departed this
life nineteen years ago today, Sep
TENDER 20, 1898.
Ny husband. you left me q beautiful
memory,
A sorrow TOO great to be told:
hut TO me who loved and lost you
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HEAkNE, JOHN JUSTIN. Suddenly,
on Wednesday, September rs, 1857.
Of His Exceiiency John Joseph Hearne
Ambassador Of Ireland, and Mrs
Hearne Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home. 1921 14th st nv,
on Friday, September %, 81 1890
Church, 10th and q sts. NV, at
am. Intefment Gate Of Heaven
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wsdnssdsy, A ssptsmeer As s, ias7, on 81
heE. residence, 3Ol7 North 3rd ST.,
Arllngton, Va, AGNES TAYLOR
HAFNER, wife Of the late Arthur
/; Hsfner and mother Of Mrs. Caro-
H., r., and Nancy Hafner. She also
Is survived by seven grandchildren.
Memorial services at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington, Va. on Friday, September
20, at s pm. "a
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on wednesday, September 25, 1857
a q aSsTElsld MsmoTial Hosgi,Sl, MAR;
1908 Park I'd NV. sister Of Miss
Florence Kennedy of Washington,
D. c.: cousin Of Mat. B. r. Kennedy
and Mrs. Edward J. Rockefeller, both
Of WASHINGTON, D.. G.; Mr.. joseph
and Paul r. Kennedy Of Washington,
Conn. Friends may call at Gawler's 5
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave, NV courtesy
parkins opposite), until 10 pm. Fri
day, September %. lnterment New
Haven, Conn. %
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HILL' LEHUH JOHN. ON Ihursday
September l9, 1851. LEROY JOHN
q Betty Ann hin, devoted son q
Martha Elizabeth Hill, nephew Of
GLADYS II. Berrie, Arthur c. Hi
and Robert Berrie, cousin OF ArleanS
H. Dowdy, Marie d. JOHNSON and
by other relatives and many friends
After 1 pm. Friday, September "a
friends sre invited to cali ct the
jarvis Chanel 1882 You 81. nv
Funeral services at pm. Satur.
gay, september Is, e the Florids
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Famlly
may be contacted at 1893 Swami
50. NV. 81
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day. septsnser EST 20, is5Ss. R 29 nShj
beloved son Of John and Gertrude
Evans DE also Is survived BY other
relatives and friends. After pm
Thursday, September 90. friends are
invited to call ct the Jarvis Chapel.
Will be celebrated on Friday, Sepfem-
Der -, 81 ? m. at St. ..ugustine's
Catholic Church. i7I5 18th ST. NV
!nterment Arlington. National Gene
terry on
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Come In end See for
Yourself How Doncino
Helps Release Tensions,
A Personal Message From Ethel Fistere

During my "a long and wonder
ful years in this great Washing
ton Area community, I've had
the very real thrill of seeing
literally thousands OF people
transformed into new, poised.
self-confident personalities after
taking lessons at one of the
Arthur Murray Studios.
1t is with very deep qualification
that Mr.. Cokinos and l an
nounce the opening of the fifth
Arthur Murray Studio in the
Washington area, to serve the
dynamic and growing commu-
nifty of Bethesda Chevy Chase.
II has been our dream for years
to extend the Arthur Murray
facilities to this outstanding
community. rated one OF the
Nations highest in living
standards.
With the opening of our new
Bethesda Studios, we wish TO
extend a hearty, warm welcome
to all of you residents of the
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase commu-
nifty to come visit us. take us
into your community. let us be
your friends.
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Bethesda Manager,
One Of the Country's
Leading Arthur
Murray Executives

In a few short years since his
service with the U. S. Navy and
his graduation from gorge
Washington University. Harlan
Woods. newly-appointed man.
ager OF the big. beautiful Be-
thesda Arthur Murray Studios,
has risen to tame within the
Arthur Murray organization.
AS Manager Of the Arlington.
Va Arthur Murray Studios, Mr..
Woods gained nation wide rec.
ognition in a national contest.
The Arlington Studios placed
second in their category which
included studios in such cities
as Beverly Hills. California In
the various competitions held
among some % studios in this
immediate Arthur Murray re.
gion. the Arlington studios came
out on top. thanks to the ability
of Mr. Woods.
Mr.. Woods has been with
the Arthur Murray organiza ton
for a total Of five years, and has
instructed In all studios. with
the exception of one. Manager
ship OF the Bethesda studios,
according to Mr.. Woods, will
bring him into an area where
he has many friends.
Il hope to make the Bethesda
Arthur Murray Studio one of
the very finest in the nation,
and ] say this In all confidence
that the wonderful people of
this community will help me
achieve this goal
Mr. Woods will be married
shortly and reside in a newly
purchased home in Rockville.
He was born in upstate New
York and educated in Wash
ington, d. c.. schools.
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Fill Out Your Prize Winning
Blank At Any One of the
FiUe Arthur Murray Studios
Nothing to Write, Nothing to Guess
You Moy Be Big Winner

Arthur Murray comes to Bethesda. To cele-
orate the opening of one of the country's
newest and finest Arthur Murray Dance
Studios. at SOLO Wilson Lane you're invited
to attend gala open house celebrations at
the various Arthur Murray dance studios in
the Greater Washington Area. Come and
enjoy yourself at the Arthur Murray Studio
nearest you any time between February II
and February 23
visitors to any one OF the five Arthur Murray
Studios may qualify for one of the MANY
beautiful prizes which will be given awav
In celebration of the opening of the new
Bethesda Studios. All you do is fill out
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Free Magic STEP
Dance Book 10
Each Studio
Open House Visitor

Enjoy the popular Arthur MUIR
ray Magic Step" Dance Book
yours completely free as a gift,
when YOU attend one Of the
five Open House celebrations
planned at the Arthur Murray
studios In honor Of the opening
OF the beautiful new Bethesda
studios.
The Magic Step" Dance Book
Is lavishly illustrated and tells
YOU about the amazing new Ar
thur Murray method of learn
ing basic dance steps. You'll
use 1t at home to polish up on
your dancing. You'll find II a
wonderful help to you In every
way. SO don't forget to pick up
your copy OF the big Arthur
Murray Dance Book when you
visit the Arthur Murray Studio
nearest you. Arthur Murray's
newest studio is located at SOLO
Wilson Lane In Bethesda. See
elsewhere on this page for nd
dresses Of other studios
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Arthur N" Bethesda Studios Are Located
Ne,v Arthur Murray Bethesda Studios
KeUedL Decorators Art At Its Best

The 300 square feet on the first two floors of the
Triangle Building at the corner of Wilson Lane and
Old Georgetown Road which house the new Arthur
Murray Studios were decorated in exquisite taste by
one OF WaShngtonS top designers Mrs Annie Mock
The alpervadng color scheme is turquoise blue and
white according to Mrs Mock She explained that the
ballroom is lavshly decorated with mirrors and fabu
lous rocco wall sconceS.
White leather walls throughout Perhaps the most stun
ming feature of the entire studio are its walls covered
SIMPLY but luxurouSly, in white leather Another lux
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OPEN HOUSE
SPECIAL
Save On Dance
Lessons

For the duration Of the Arthur
Murray Open House celebra-
tons at all five studios, the
regular SIS dance course will be
reduced in price to only $3.50.
This Introductory offer will en-
able many of you who have
wanted to find out about the
wonderful Arthur Murray sys-
tenn to discover why thousands
and thousands Of people have
been able to become smart
dancers almost overnight.
II you are not dance beginner
this course will enable you to
brush up on your dancing, and
learn several of the advanced
new steps, including the cha
cha and the merengue.
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Classes for Teen-Agers
Featured by New Bethesda
Arthur Murray Studio

Teen-age classes in dancing
and social etiquette will soon be
forming, according to Mr.. Har-
Ian Woods, manager OF the new
Bethesda Arthur Murray Stu
dos. Mr.. Woods, former man.
ager of Arthur Murray's studios
in Arlington. explains that one
Of the easiest ways for Young
people to learn social decorum,
manners and poise is to acquire
1t through ballroom dancing.
Mr.. Woods said that an average
of one thousand teen-agers Is
enrolled in Washington Area
Arthur Murray studios at all
times.
Many teen-agers benefit ire
mendously from dancing in
struction. according to physical
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prize-winning blank, drop it in the box at
the studio of your choice. There's nothing
to write, nothing to guess Just come along
and be our guest.
Make plans now to attend one of the ex-
citing Open House Celebrations planned at
all five Arthur Murray Studios Watch the
famous Arthur Murray dance instructors at
work. teaching new dances such as the cha
cha, merengue and many others.
Meet Arthur Murray students and see what
fun they're having! We know you'll enjoy
yourself and be more than glad you came to
say hello" Remember, Open House celebra-
lions are planned at all five Arthur Murray
Studios. There's one near you
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Westinghouse
Better Dancers.
According 10
Nicholas Cokinos,
Studio Co.Direcior

Probably the areas leading
male expert on ballroom dane
ing. Mr.. Nicholas p. Cokinos,
says surveys reveal that WASH
ington Area residents are bet
ter dancers than the average
American. Mr.. Cokinos, who
was recently made co-director
of the Arthur Murray Studios
in the Washington, D. c.. area
after a period Of eight years
association with the organiza-
ton, based his statement on the
TACT that one ont Of every ten
residents OF this area has been
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urous touch is the enormous divan that extends COM
pletey around the main ballroom and consisting of
foam rubber cushions covered in turquoise blue leather
The Reception Lounge is vision of loneliness with it's
wal-to-wall turquoise blue carpeting which extends
up the wrought iron staircase to the second floor
studios which decorated in chartreuse turquoise
and white
Two large planters at either end of the main ballroom
are filled with tropical plants distinctive feature
used throughout is handmade brass hardware i'm
ported from Spain.
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education teachers. because 1t
helps them develop erect car
riage and alleviates poor pos
ture. Dancing not only helps
build good posture but also
actually improves the circula-
ton and thereby tones up the
whole body.
In fact, regular dance lessons
have been known to so improve
the physical condition of grow
ing children that resistance to
colds is often strengthened.
Dance instruction is of value
to the emotional development
OF teen-agers. too. 1t helps
them to feel at ease with those
OF the opposite sex, and is Of
particular value to Young people
who have a tendency to shyness
and introversion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
New Arthur
Murray Studios
Located in
Triangle Building
5O19 Wilson Lane

In keeping with the Arthur
Murray policy of locating in
easily accessible downtown loca-
tons, the new Bethesda Arthur
Murray Studios occupy two
whole floors in the Triangle
Building. at the corner of VIII
son Lane and Old Georgetown
Road. a Bethesda crossroads.
Studios are open from 10 AM.
to 10 PM. every day and on
Saturdays from 10 AM. to 6
Pm. They will be closed on
Sundays.
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enrolled in a dance studio at
one time or another. Coklnos
further stated that the Wash
ington Areas unusually high
interest in dance instruction
was the motivatine factor be-
hind the Arthur Murray expan-
sion program, the latest move
Of which is The opening oil stu.
dios in the Bethesda i. Chevy
Chase community.
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percentage Of dance students
are drawn from the Govern
ment, but additional large
numbers of professional per-
sons LAYERS, doctors. dem
lists. military personnel and
their wives-are also repre-
sented.
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Arthur Murray Students Come
From All Walks of Life

According to a recent survey.
almost every profession and
occupation is represented on
the rolls of the Arthur Muir
ray Dance Studios through
out the Nation. Here In Che
washington area a large
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~NANeC1 az w 0CAaAAAk NOll
We hope you'll drop by and say
hello" during our Open House
days. Wen be looking our best,
ready for you. Here's hoping
each and every one of you wins
prize! And good luck to Hal
Woods, our new Bethesda Man
ager!
Sincerely,
Ethel Fistere.
Co-Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

The Washington Area
Arthur Murray organi-
cation, with the OPEN
ing of the Bethesda
Studios, is now the
worlds largest dance in
struction organization
outside of New York
City. 1t possesses four
large branch studios. in
addition to its main
downtown Washington,
D. c., studios.