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THACKER MOTORS

: 8. 8: ne M ySIiE; . .'s,
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BUICK SO Riviera hafdtop; power
steering. brakes. seat and windows
dXna. =. and A.; exceptionally nice;
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HERSON'S, 9Th and o NV,

. q Sl.S5I|Sl' , siIss'i q
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CADILLAC '52 conyertible. -skylaTk
rear Wheel. u etc. s:'' A.i motor naoTv snd
MoNTooSShlsRy-sTruS sSs. Ms siss1i
pe sdyd a7ls Biadsnsbg.rs rSe' AP-
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CASH, TERMS on TRADE
ooo 3sunssr o SNnss e fp Sh99ss from
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LAC 1895 II Dorado Biafitii
!, chrome CONTINENTAL I'D;
lean; AA.0lb. CCC GuAranlae.
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CADILLAC 1857 Coupe De vile:
baby blue and cloud white, ali:
power equipped incl. hydra. I, and
Can nsns sri Tor E " n S5ie' Tor : DSS
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AUT0M0BlLEs FoR sALE

ANGLIA 1856 excellent condition;
only sos, Gail "a. 6-iDe24.
AUSTIN MEALKY ROADSTER 'S6i
white. wire wheels, 2. and b., etc,
low mileagei never raced: pvt
owner, x1,bp5. Call 10. b-i0i7
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HELP WOMEN

srINo, above average speed, sood
typitt for new once. s7h Der
Wk, plus plenty OF overtime tor
! alert, ambitious person, refs, REQ
Write Boa efa,Y' star.
sTENoORAFnER : Insuf. agency
ae44ta sttnpefaphef Tor enerntlFe
AsdAy wk, y 70 y lroup hosp and
NE ina benfnit ME $1,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
Work with pleasant young people
IN new huiiding, ne area min
ute from Baltimore parkway, For
appnlnlment, call IA. dsAolu. Mr.,
sTENO, CLERK, for insurance ex-
HTENO0RAPnER, competent short
hand and typinU, Pleasant en-
Nfonmtnt. Ar condiiionedi s.
day week. SMITH CORONA, INC
Wia. AVE- and RESERVOIR I'd NV.
sTENooRArHERl trade aaaociation
located IN cow downtown area
needs sirnographic help Varsity
OF duties, C0naeniai wofkinH end
3Hi..hr, VIZ Call M, s.a7d0
sTENO-cLERK, general once work
40 h0ura, good salary must y
PTRN, co" so7 SKI y, 81. -N-
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TYPISTS

We have a limited nun.
bef OF positions available for
hinh school graduates, buAl-
ness experience preferred.
Salary Commensurate with
experience 81 day week, \
70 $3.50; air-conditloned Of
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CLERKS

Under 40, for general ONCE work
High school graduates preferred
Excel. working conditions. Liberal
annual. and sick leave. In reply,
give age. education, and exper
Box 33-Y, Star.
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HELP woMEn

cLERK-TYPIaT, Alexi some bill
Sahs POTOMAC ENPI' AudCY,,
oil King Al, AleK,' XII psa0ab,
GIN. -rYfs yns rs srads ne
p}foMAecs ' kMPL aSi, WilaSoSn
siyd', Az "a S.SoOo ~
CORRESPONDENTS, a0-ib yrs,, 10
dictate business letters Tor lgt.
oFganilafion, some eollege or sec
rrtafial training necesaafyl 1-qay,
so.hs w Win essAl mn snp .o,,,
competence, Write, uiying afe,
eduraflon, eNpef. and Ialary de-
sired, Boa al-Y, star,
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white ex'
e ssssrs IA p' seolSS. ou' not h'''
COUNTER WOMEN
.Sr nsv " fsr ,s NJ n sad ssss%
TAiLY1ho REsfxuRHNf, sis
18th a. NV
DENTAL HY0IENlsT, nov "
eenaed 70 practice IN No or plhn'
ning 20 take Nd board IN June
area. Reply slying short persona
history and telephone no, 70 ho3
gn5-X. Star
DICTAPH. tyr. % . 30, trade
assn, D DAYS, $500, .PoTOMAC
FMPL. ea3s Wilson blvd Aflp
IA. $4,000
DRUGSTORE CLERKS - Pull OF
part time. aood pay no sun
days; apply In person, Whalen
Drug Agency, iA'h and Y as. u ",
FILE CLERK
For busy publication once White,
hiah-schN1l grad, not over ~
yrs: experienced preferred, alert
beNlnner will be- considered Coco
salary, mary employe dement's, Can
DI, 5-Ras2, Ext, 20j.
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STATESMAN
SALESMAN
BOX 167-x, STAR
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED

Larse manufacturer expandinE
tunity for salesman desiring Ia
build solid and profitable future
Excellent salary, bonus. commission
Company insurance benefits Local
territory, Repeat orders Must be
steady, hard worker Car neees.
sary Apply US EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 9Th floor, 1874 Fst, NV,
Tuesday, May 20, between 10 am.
and ] pm. No phone calls.
sALEsMEN-Your best bet for in
come Of $500 week Is right
here, Check Monday, 10 70 8.
T705 Ga. ave. NV, Rm. BE-.
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HELp WOMEN


TEACHERS
pun or part time-cHfLpcRAf'T
summer work guaranteed ineoml
II uuAlined. Write fully, D
CONNOLLY $40 18th a. n,v.
Wash, d, b c,
TEAcllKRB, white, $3.50 $500 mo
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
COS itth 81 NV ~, 7.snsl
TYPIsI, for FalffaS County Hos
pital Bids Fund campaienl inll'
time temporary work Apply RIM
sO7, WRIGHT BIDS. i4a Maple ave
Vienna, Va, Phone Dunklrk B.
ndfh, for information
TrPIsT. white, In need Of pIae'
tice, must have heen raised IN
Washington area, lac, once mr.
9Th and " Sta, nv hrs, s,10.h
y day Saturday. start $3.50 mo
quick advaneement. Phone Ma
k-llie,
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Il cOughed during HOwdy DOOdy."
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, under, 30, for insur.
ance 0ihcial. excellent hhorthand
and typinn required a0od work
ine conditions and hours, other
employe tenefita. only those seek
inc perm, emDlQyment need apply;
salary commensurate with ability
and background, For interview,
call RE. 7-6g3a,
SECRETARY, no shhd airport; J.
girl Ofc, 5000 benentsi aals'
oil Kins 81, Alex, XII. 0-5056,
SECRETARY. Alex, use dietaph.,
some supervisory duties; school
starr $3.50. POTOMAC EMpL
AGCY.. oil King ST., Alex. XII.
a-5nhh
SECRETARY. law irm has good
opening with future for smart
sfenO under Is Legal know-hov
helpful. not essential. inteligenee
and ability 70 set alonr with
people are "muSts' Start - NOn
MANY other Jobs. Interviews 9.l2.
TELL SEC, 1900 Eye NV" RE.
SECRETARY. eO-sb, desired By law
Arm; proficient shorthand and
typing REQUIRED: attractive ONCE,
cleo. typewriter Call RE. 7-l353
SECRETARY GENERAL OFFICE
WORK. age 20-30, good starting
salary, excellent working eondi-
tons, 5-day ". Mr.. LAVELL, Dl.
7-laa3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ca
pable, experienced giTl Friday, ior
small well-established once; sell-
ing ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING
PRODUCTS: b-dav week, . 70 VI;
aforementioned once, Phone ST,
3-44ll
sECY. -BKKPR. -OFC. MGR, ma
ture, courthouse area. $50. POTO-
MAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl., IA. $4,000.
SECRETARY, Fails Church Q q
3. slow shorthand S1a
CLERK -Typist, $50 10 4:30; learn
Payroll clerk GOOD tyDing IS
Reesptionist -Typist. young. att!
Personnel sSl Clerk. Typist; Pail.
necessary. collese background TTooa ~
PeTsennel CLERK. Typist: FAIRFAX:
young, attractive: available June
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT, iO4 Z
Broad st. Falls Church, Va JE
CECpETAPV
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YOUNG MAN

Immediate. permanent position
fot young man, under IS who is
interested in learning the MORTGAGE
loan field Prefer neat appearing,
permanent resident who has an
interest in working with the public.
Will consider niRht college student
wanting a career position. Apply
Room 800, SIC 14th street NV.
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SALESMAN. countarj electrical
auppliea and mateftaisi experience
Renee BACKGROUND salary open
Write 20 BOZ s0n.L, star
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NEXT
| MONDAY
| MORNING
p NEW statesmen
WILL JOIN OUR
lWELL-PAID STAFF

Lucky you, II you're one OF the
twol For you'll he selling America S
leading car IN the medium price
field. You should have solid sales
experience in autos. See John
kaSun,
FAIRFAX OLDS
FAIRFAX CIRCLE
FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA
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Stenographer

An excellent opportunits
for an experienced steno 20
work with our cream
Manager.
Normal stenogFaphie
duties related 70 cOmmeT-
cinl credit reporting Rea-
sonAble typlng and dictation
asSienments PERM nent,
pleasant work. convenient
downtown location,
Resume must include prior
experience. aae, present
earnings. and education
background.
BOX i25-Y, STAR
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Washington's Only
speedwriting Secretariel schoo
TAnn - CIT NJ VII
NATIoNaI. ACADEMy on RRo1I.

Men and women wanted NOW TO
train for a civil service career.
Many opportunities. No experience,
needed. Train at home In Spare'
time. Ages Is TO 90. Security. vaea-
tons. high pay, no layoffs. We train
you until appointed Send for FREE
list Of JOBS and SALARIES.
Pc. 1902. Washington 5. D. C:
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CLEHh-l 7 Psi
Fire insurance company desires
experienced policy writer, but will
train applicant who is wilma 10
learn NeatneSs and accuracy es-
sential. 5-day week extra bene-
fits. Salary viii depend on ex-
perience.
Republic Insurance Co.
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REPAIRS 4 SERVICE

ATTICs, porches, garages rec.
rms. concrete driYeways, patios.
FHA financing. P. @. Co. and
d. c. only. HI 0-503l
BRICK AND BLK. WORK. free est.
No lob too small White man.
Guar. work. FL. $3.50.
BRICKWORK New or repairs;
| flreplaees cnimneys. walls and
walks A FAGNANl, 10. 2-1gaA.
BRICKWORK, bloekwork. cement,
patios. retaining walls; 1st-elaSs
workmanship. IA. 9-6035.
BRICKWORK = Fireplaces, retains
ing walls, patios; virginia only;
excellent work. Call TE. 6-2635.
CARPENTRY. additions, I'm. sttics,
rec. rooms: satisfied customers 20
! years Ii. $500.
Continued on Next Pace
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Government Employees
Insurance Company

MOT A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
18th and L SIS, NV,
APPLY \ AM. 10 3 Pm,
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
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Lge. company has several open.
ings Tor accurate twists under agC
~. Excel. working conditions, and
liberal employee dement's. StArtinl
salary, $4,000 or higher based on
qualifications. In reply. giye age
education and exper. Box 32.Y
Star
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Admin. Secys.
TO $4,000

Select positions IN PUBLIC
RELATIONS, CAPITOL HILL LAW
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFtCES
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nElP NoMER
ACCOUNTING CLARK, type, 500 So
.C-O-LrU-M-B -I-A

EMPLOYMENT sKRv, iaai dNw
partial. LlaTfNO ONLY
AsaI, hkkfh,, aecln, paY-rec,, sc
hkilttrn' g, ofes mar, 70 saa
eNper PEE pa, Opkh
hkitfO, Mach, Underwood tHh
DENTAL ASST eNper., NV 500
IDiCTApN -TYpthr, RECEIPT $40
OEN, orc, iypf, Food AZ mas, Suh
HOUnEkfEpfR, under rs, moth
eFlesk home, 2 children, Other
help, drivers license saAh
MESSENGER, 70 30, typ, IS"
ORDER CLERKS, type 10 80
SECRETARIES 70 sSh
eTENO, British, no tnx sih
TfpiHIH, white, many 20 SO
MANY OTHERS
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CLERKS
CLERK-Frnnt Office
PLAZA

CLERK-TYPIsT-For educational
organization, accurate typist per-
manent position, 5-day week. an
nual and sick leave. Call AID. A.
A-ps
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Box 180-X, Star

= Primary and Kinder
garten experience; full time. fail
1855. In established day school
nearby Va. Call Pleasant 9-239l
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MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette d. Tatelman
733 18TH 81. NV. at II
AIRLINE sTEwARDESSEs
AMERICAN AIRL1NEs, INC.
Interviews The Lee House
May 22nd from pm. 10 \ pm.
NO PHoNF CALLS PLEASE
ASSISTANT MANAGER
For our accessory dept. Experienced
Good earnings and company hene'
BOND CLOTHES, 1885 ? st. NV
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HELp MEN


sALEsMAN, eountsg electrical
essential state aRt and expe-
Renee BACKGROUND salary open,
Write 10 Boz e0s.L, star
SALESMAN. aggressive, experienced
toms leading retail diamond and
watch DEPARTMENT., Attractive n
nanclal Grrangementa. plus com.
pany dement's, offered 10 the flehl
man Apply after 10 an, ROB
ANNE CORP aia q A. NV
sALEsMAN-Young man 70 sell ans
service life insurance IN ID,
900 weekly 10 start ME- $500
SALESMAN. for mems furniahinsl
store, exper, prefi excel earn.
inaa, wonderful opportunity fof
one lookina for future. Appll
s Aiof.' 600 iishi 81 nv, n'"l
SALESMAN. young man; 30 70 IS
fxper. not neci exceptional earn,
inGt. me sales tralning; liberia
s sEas C. sit Pee wi AisSl' Diva w. S S9I'
SALEsMAN, are you lire, .i.sa q q, s S9i;
our personnel make $3.50 10 500
and up per week working atrictl,
leads IN the daytime for 4 nation
wide organization, We can use Z
few representative for Mont,
Romery County, Nd and NortherE
Va, II you are interested N suer
On opportunity and would IKE Y
AZ, catt otivsr a,toke ~ Nj n.
21ip for an appi. and Interview
ali day sunday or from \ an
10 10 am, weekdays
sALEsMAN-Dlreet and specially
white. a5-4O, experienced only
New proven ecessity--terrine YoJ
have to earn $4,000 q year be,
cause 81 500 Il gift-wrapped, Cal
Ju. $4,000 Tues, Wed. and Thurs
10 an, 10 l2 Am,
SALESMAN, once equipment; hiRt
type. permanent protected terri
tory: training and national cor
poratlon benefitsi expanding prod
uct line. guaranteed income
ana reservoir I'd. nv
SALESMAN
experienced. Local territory. Ex'
cellent salary plus commission
wonderful opportunity for hard
WorkinF aggressive salesman u
build solid future. Company bene,
hts Car Necessary. Phone Ii
SALESMAN
FOR wholesale mail order distrihu
tor. We want q young man inter
ested In q permanent position Will
varied interestinG duties that pre-
sent a challenge, There Is an ex
eelisnt opportunity for the futuri
and q capable, bright, ambitious
y onns nan , mho wants sv 70 i mske ~,
best OF this opportunity. Insidl
work. Salary commensurate viii
eAperishuG w ,a-x Stan
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BAKERY sALEscLERKs
HOT SHOPPES
Day hours.
18th AND II SITS. NV.
Nioht hauVa

Night hours.
BETHESDA, ND.
Apply directly 10 the Shoppe man
ager. or empl. ofc., 1871 O 81. NV
RIM. 200.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. operator
beautiful Aforementioned salon In
suburban Maryland: excellent op-
portunity for high earnings
JARRATTES BEAUTY BAZAAR.
UN. 4-5ii4 or SP. $500.
BEAUTICIAN, all around. GEORGE
BEAUTY SHOP. Call co. 5-2034
any time.
BEAUTlCIAN, male or female: no
ewes, days; highest earnings in
city, BARRETT PARKER, HAIR
sTLISrS, $3.50 Ga. ave, S. s.
BEAUTICIAN, for wash.'s busy.
most beautiful. beauty salon, Coll
lege Park and nv; wonderful
clientele; highest paid salary, Call
RIA. 6-6903 or OIL. 4-7204.
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist, male. for
our Chevy Chase salon; also mani
curist and shampoo girl. Apply
GABR1EL'S, 1913 Conn. ave.
BEAUTIcIANi top stylist; beauti-
full air-cond. shop: closed Mon. !;
for one with following: shampoo
girl avail. MARCO HAIRSTYL-
lists, S515 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md, JU. 9-5360.
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo and as
sistant, exper. white girl. 5-day
wk. GUILBo. 1915 Conn. ave. NV
BEAUTICIAN. colOred shampoo
girl, experienced; closed Mon, I;
sTYLIsTs. s515 Georeia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. 9-5360.
BEAUTICIAN, Dupont circle: all
around operator; salary open. NO.
7-9131.
BEAUTICIAN, busy shop, Silver
Spring area: chance to take over
GLOWING, II you act quickly. JU
b-2232; ewes, JU. 5-3S95.
BEAUTY OPERATORS go, full or
part time; new MARROW Heights
shop. center. CAVNESS BEAU
TIcIANS, RE. $685.. LU. 2-9s42:
Sun, 10. 1894.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss5-Sl0O per
week; guarantee. plus commission:
b-day wk. no manicuring; steady
DRESSERS. ITO Eye st, NV.
BEAUTICIAN; hrs, g-5: closed
Mons. MARTHA RHEA BEAUTY
SHOP, 1929 Wisconsin ave. NV,
over Friendship Restaurant.
BOOKKERPER = For construction
ONCE. Dble entry, typing, taxes,
car necessary. SP. Sill, ewes.
SP 3-3b0e
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C0LoRED STUDENTS = INQUIRE
now. RE. 1855; new elasse, in
EXPERT. Civil Service Jr,. Acct.
shorthand. BOYD SCHOOL, cor.
18th and q NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Mrs. Dirksen
HeodS Senior
CONGRESS Club

Mrs. Everett Dirksen. wife
Of the Illinois Senator. was
elected president OF the
Senior Congress Club yes
terday. at the groups first
meeting Of the new year.
Mrs. Wallace White. Mrs.
Robert Ramspeck and Mrs.
John Taber were elected vice
presidents.
The luncheon which fol-
lowed. and was held at the
Congressional Club. was in
honor Of members OF the
T4th Congress Club. which
went out Of existence as a
separate organization and
merged with the senior club
as Of yesterday.
The 80th Congress Club
also held its first meeting OF
the year yesterday. q lunch
con at the home Of It's presi-
dent. Mrs. Olin league.
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Republicans Plan
Lincoln Day Fete

The festivities will be
keyed to Lincoln's career as
q candidate and as a member
of the Illinois State Legisla-
ture and the Congress Of the
United States.
The program will begin at
1880 pm.
Food will be served as
nearly as possible IN the
manner Of 100 years ago.
In keeping with the slogan
which appears on the party
invitation. Help Fill the
Barrel With Lincoln PEN
Mes" a barrel to receive Lin
coin pennies will be featured.
A Lincoln bill, i've dollars.
Is the price Of admission.
Mrs. Roy <. James is gen.
eral chairman OF the event.
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AND % OTHER ARTICLES.
STORIES AND FEATURES
Can you take a social emer-
gency in stride? Dawn Grow.
ell Norman tells how Queen
Elizabeth does it. Keep Your
Beauty in Tact"
. HotO many rays are there
10 cook an egg9 The basic rec.
ipe for a perfect omelet = as
the French do it = and IS
others in Collectors Items"
. Why did the whole town
whisper about the second Mrs.
King? THE Troubled House."
new novel by c. Rage Booton,
complete in this issue.
. How can mothers Of tots
keep from being driven crasys
Dr.. Spoek answers in Moth.
ers Need a Break"
. How can $26.7S sprOut into
four new spring costumes?
How to Dress Well on Prac.
tically Nothing!"
Get your copy todsyi
eUsr,s sAsAlns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

Wives See
Victory

A downward trend in the
economy has improved Demo-
cratic chances In the Con-
gressional elections this Mo-
vember. three. Democratic
Congressional wives said yes
terday.
The three. Mrs. olin John
ston. wife Of the South Car
ollna Senator: Mrs. Richard
Neuberger, wife Of the Oregon
Senator: and Mrs. Charles
Vanik. wife Of the Ohio Re-
preventative. addressed the
FIRST 1858 Meeting Of
the Democratic Congressional
Wives Forum on economic
and political trends in their
respective areas Of the coun-
try.
Mrs. Johnston said many
stores we're closing along the
main streets Of South Caro-
lima towns.
Mrs. Neuberger said the
Eisenhower administrators
opposition 10 new federal
power projects had deferred
new industry from settling In
the west.
Mrs. Vanik said several
previously Republican sub.
urbs In her husbands district
had shown q Democratic
trend In the last election.
which the economic dip IL
expected TO accentuate.
This pattern. II repeated In
other areas. could put a lot
Of Republican congressional
seats in Democratic hands.
she declared.
The group. Of which Mrs.
Lister Hill. wife Of the Ala
bama Senator. is president.
met at the Woman's National
Democratic Club. Mrs. Frank
Lausche. wife Of the Ohio
Senator. Is program chair
man.
The forum. which has met
informally in the past. Is
planning q more extensive
program for this campaign
year. including some fund
raising projects. according TO
Mrs. Hill.
The groups objective Is TO
further understanding Of leg
islative issues. politics and
world problems among its
members. who are the wives
Of Senators and Representa-
ttves.
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Envoy Asks Campaign
To Aid Human Riqhts

There Is need not only for
scientific progress but rapid
progress In human relations,
Mrs. Oswald b. Lord. United
States representative TO the
United Nations Commission
on Human Rights. declared
yesterday.
Addressing a one day
meeting Of the National
Council Of Women at the Pan
American Union. Mrs. Lord
stressed what q great con-
tribution" women can make
TO the field Of human rela-
tons.
At the same time. Eduardo
Garcia, Argentina's Ambas-
sador 10 the Organization Of
American States. asked that
IAN intensive ampaign
should be launched through
out the hemisphere for the
purpose Of publicizing human
rights"
In this campaign, he sug-
gested. women can be a fac
tor Of Incompatible import
anee."
Both Mrs. Lord and Am
bassador Garcia shared a
program which had as It's
theme, How We Can Be
Better Neighbors With Latin
America"
Citing the good neighbor
record Of the countries OF the
Americas. Mrs. Lord declared
that "since we have no laws
that compel US to be good
neighbors our mutual UNDER
standing. our common ideals,
our fused mural force become
all the more essential"
Ambassador Garcia pointed
out that the puhlicizing Of
human rights among all the
peoples Of America would
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bring an understanding and
. conscientiousness Of re-
sponsibilty, that Is. . con-
scientiousness Of the rights
and obligations Of each indi-
vidual."
Mrs. william Barclay Par
sons Of New York, national
president Of the council whose
membership Is composed Of
Representatives Of national
women's ORGANIZATIONS.
opened the meeting.
A highlight was q round
table discussion Of human
rights. technical assistance
and exchange Of persons.
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Prominent Republicans Of
the Washington area will
step back in history to 100
years ago for their annual
Lincoln Day celebration on
Wednesday.
The event will be an old
fashioned buffet supper at
the Willard Hotel which will
honor the memory Of Abra-
ham Lincoln as The Legisla-
tor.
Period costume will be the
order Of the day for the Re-
publican members Of Con-
eress. the Republican Ma
tional Committee and the
League OF Republican Women
Of the District who are CO.
sponsoring the party.
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Are Feted
AT Farewell

French Ambassador Al.
phand entertained yesterday
at q luncheon at the en-
bassy in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Roosevelt. irs
who will leave shortly for
Spain.
bassador Alphand
offered q toast TO the depart
ing couple. and Mr.. Roosevelt
answered with q short speech
and toast.
Among those attending
were Georges Auric, the
famous composer OF modern
French music who Is here in
connection with q 81 million
lawsuit regarding the COM
position OF the score Of
Moulin Rouge"
He also wrote the music 10
Roman Holiday" Heaven
Knows Mr.. Allison" and
Brigette Bardotis new movie.
Moonlight jewellers"
Mr.. Jean-Loup Tournier Of
New York. who is represent
Ing Mr.. Auric In the case. was
also there.
Also present we're the
Spanish Ambassador Areilza.
Spanish Second Secretary
and Sonora de Pedroso. who
leave today for o visit in
New York with the former
Colombian Ambassador and
Senior de Urrutia: Mr.. Pierre
Billecocq. who Is here with
the French financial mission
OF Jean Monnet; Mrs. John
@. Elton. members Of the
French Embassy stan and
others.