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FOOD SERVICE
MANAGER
FORMS DESIGNER

barge company needs assistant fol
forms design unit. Must nave somI
knoviedse Of mechanical draw.
ing. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. In air
eond. building. Salary open. WRITE
Box 21-Y, Star.
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HAVE RELIABLE GIRL, that de-
sires general housework and some
child care. Has own car. CaU
WA. 1884.
HELP NEEDED? Qualified daywork-
ers: ironers. MRS. FULLER, tn.
2-3700; ewes, no. 2-4539.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
Job as mothers helper, willing to
stay nights. CO. 5-5S7S.
LADY DESIRES JOBS 5 days; gh.w.
and child care or baby sitting;
Al refs. LII. l-4707.
BELGIAN LADY desires daily INV.
2 to 3 pm. No Sundays. Prefer
French speaking family. DUPONT
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SECRETARY

0HO4VA6 2 44W =
International company looking for
executive secretary, proficient In
shorthand and typing. using both
Spanish and English. Apply 10
Prince St. Alex, Va. XII. S-4437
SECRETARY, age Is TO 40, for vice
president s.n large pS Ss enntns
Work in active once; experience
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MORTGAGE once desired but not Is.
sential; should enjoy working with
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personality. Excellent WORKING
conditions: hrs. o to 3. 5 day
wk.: other excellent employe bene.
fits. Should be available i'm.
mediately. Call MRS, ROBINSON
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ALL AROUND HELP for cArry-out,
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SURNITURE MOVERS, drivers oil
helpers az. local or long distance
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Observation-Disclosures bookkeeper. ex-
perieneed In general accounting
practice for work in small air.
conditioned Dupont circle area of-
nee. Retired status no obstacle.
but must be qualified 10 maintain
books accurately for inspection By
auditor. Box 462-R, Star.
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HELp Nc.
PAINTERS
Experienced only.
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0rN NQNh "a n M

PAINTERs, yhitei frst elass
5sIssis. Ca. 10 after SOM Sn' u.
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zee. I fail. Not everytime. but
too often for comfort. The
cake Is and always has been
q moist, almost spongy one.
The failure-kind is too fine
grained. almost SANDY" in
texture. Can any Of the good
readers Of RICH tell me what
I may be doing wrong.
Thanks so much.
Here Is an excellent side
dish. It's O recipe for Shrimp
and Corn ala Charleston.
To make. use pound
cooked shrimp, 2 cups
creamed-style canned corn
Cor fresh corn scraped from
COBB. / cup whole kefnal
corn. 2 eggs and salt and
pepper to taste.
Beat eggs and add to corn
mixture. whole and creamed.
add seasonings and shrimp.
II too dry. add cream or
whole milk to coat shrimp
thoroughly. Cover with
bread crumbs and dots Of
butter and bake in 350-degree
oven for about IS minutes, or
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until reasonably well yet In
center.
This can be mixed In morn
ing. put in icebox and then
baked when set away In
icebox. allow a bit longer for
baking since 1t will be cold
when going into oven).
Lobster may be used In
place Of shrimp, also crab
meat. but the shrimp is the
fastest. y
Pro Appliances
Mrs. J. Z. p. Washington
To Mrs. J. B. H., Alexandria
Do install a dishwasher
and a garbage disposal in
your new home while build
ing! The cost is insignificant
at that time. know for !
have done 1t both while
building and also in a nm
ished kitchen. The installa-
ton cost for the latter costs q
small fortune.
II you do get the disposal.
be sure to have the switch
installed above the sink for
convenience to operate.
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CLUB
CALENDAR
TODAY

TODAY
Rock Creek Li0ncels - 6
pm, Broadmoor Hotel. Joint
dinner meeting. East Gate
and Hillcrest Lioness Groups.
Hat fashion show featuring
Miss Rose Stearman.
TOMORROW
Takoma Park WOmen's Re-
publican Club -7:30 pm,
8722 Flower avenue, Silver
Spring. Dinner meeting.
Speaker, Mrs. Steven john
son. president Of Montgomery
County Federation Of Repub-
lican Women.
PEG Presidents ROM d
Table - 1880 pm. Barker
Hall. YWCA. Reciprocity
luncheon. Musical program
University Women's Club,
Incl am, international
relations study group meeting.
Zonta Club Of Washing
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WYNN oAA0WAAA8 RA0~No w NASAN
Q map and so on. and I'm
sure you'll find them very
helpful.
There are many. many
places Of interest such as Fort
Anne at Annapolis Royal. the
oldest town north Of the
Gulf Of Mexico: the Habita-
jstion located about six miles
from Annapolis where Cham
plain spent q winter back In
1906.
The buildings have been
reproduced exactly as they
were at that time. II you
have read Longfellow's poem,
then you would wish to see
Grand Pre- and the old
church and the area from
which the Acadians were ex-
PEELED in 1755.
Halifax has many histor-
ieal spots and points Of inter-
est. Any tourist center in
Halifax viii give you q guide
TO these.
A tour Of the Cabot Trail is
regarded as q must" This
is on the easternmost area Of
the province. ] am sure you
will find some of the views
just breathtaking. The So
called South Shore Of Nova
Scotia skirts the Atlantic and
offers beautiful scenery.
The roads are paved and
generally good throughout
the province. You will find
cabins, motelS, hotels Of
4 Various degrees Of excellence.
q would take along something
1 for warm days. say in the 70s
and Dos. But be sure to take
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WEE WOMEN

Look at it this way - with any
luck your husband will have
something on his conscience!"
warm things for evenings as
it always chills OF at night.
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ton - 1880 pm. YwcA.
Speaker, Mrs. Albert w. At
wood. What Can You DO
About the Aging?"
Women's American orr
1880 pm, 6lOl Sixteenth
street NV. Luncheon Of
Chevy Chase Chapter. 1890
pm, 2l00 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. Fairfax Hotel. Luncheon,
Northwest Chapter. 1880
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Finch b ent +rimmers, 7
and s.ineh straight shears
also 7Y2.ineh pinkine
shears; sN Of fine equality
niekeI-pIsted steel. lndivid-
ually boxed.
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SAVINGS GIMMlcK Mrs. Corl Loffler,
volunteer worker for Southeast Hospital. shows
off device she dreomed up to urge fomIies
to pledge minimum Of $50 per fonily toward
the ST million fund drive for the proposed new
250-bed hospitol to be built at Thirteenth street
and Southern ovenue Sc. Mrs. LoffIer tells
prospects that if they put 80 cents week in
her little tits in the Bog" oimmicks it will be
easy for them to raise $50 in short time. The
hospital is expected to cost totol of Sc million.
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Simplicity" patterns, as
The name implies. are so
easy 70 use! Essy-to-follow
Instructions are printed
right on them! Newest
Spring fashions!
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Some information on NovG Scotia
Mr.. H. +. p. Washington
A..

note that you planning two-week trip to Nova
Scotia in July and that wish information about
interesting places, accommodations. ETC.
you will write the Department Of Trade and Industry
Halifax Nova Scotia Canada they will send beautiful
visit. another accommodations
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Query and Recipe
Mrs. X. p, Arlington
Help! Up until recently ]
have been able to turn out
Q real good Red Devils Food
Cake. Now. however. for some
reason too close for me to
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pm- S5oS Greysone street. somery West Chapter. $50
Somerset Luncheon, Mont PM @F9.5H
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Spanish Decoration
Given Mrs. Quqrles
By BETTY BEAE

in the House will be invited.
1t seems to me that any presi-
Dental candidates around
town that day ought to show
up too, just in case they want
the support Of the 9 million
members of the National
Women's Party.
I can Just hear the male
contingent in this vicinity
scream "Women's rights!
Why, we men are but weak
lings by comparison!"
I won't bubble over that
one boys. But the NWP can
prove that after Ill years
women are still being short
changed in the bread-win-
ming department.
Women didn't even get the
vote until so years after the
freed male slaves got it
Women pay as much taxes
as men but are denied ad-
mission to some state univer-
sites, for instance And
in the millions of Federal
Government contracts issued
here, says Miss Alice Paul of
the NWP, a clause is included
which says that no employee
shall be Disseminated against
because of race, color, creed
or country of origin, but not
"a word about discrimination
because of sex. In short, the
American-born white woman
is denied the job and salary
protection guaranteed all
those other types.
It's time somebody started
kicking UP a little noise on
the subject and Perle is the
girl who can do it.
X \ \
The WIFE AND DAUGH-
TER Of the late Donald
QuarleS were deeply touched
by the Count de Motrico's
speech yesterday when he
awarded him posthumously
the beautiful white ribbon
and gold and white cross
with gold m edallion of
SPANS Great Cross of Mill
tary Merit.
Neither Mrs. Quarles nor
Mrs. Stanley Lewis could
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bridal party and close friends,
and tonight Marry and sEee
Arnold will give a supper in
the garden Of their darling
Georgetown house. :. Only
wedding attendants from
Washington could attend
these two to-do's. They in
clude one usher - John
Wagley. and four brides
maids - Lalitte Carusi,
Susie Lowe Kilbourne,
Miriam Block and Lucy Hight,
cousin Of the bride.
Friday night jules grand
mother. Mrs. Malcolm Mathe-
son, will fete them all at her
home wellington, on the
Potomac below Alexander. :.
Music maestro Sidney, who
played for the brides debut
party as well as for her
mothers, will interrupt his
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spending her time at the
hospital bedside Of Johns
ailing mother, Mrs. George
Cabot Lodge. The latter is
somewhat I'm proved and
Francesca returns to Spain
today, taking their actress
daughter Lily with her for a
summer vacation.
y -
AMBASSADOR WHITING
WILLAUER, United States
envoy to Costa Rica. ar
rived in town Monday night
with his wife for the wedding
on Saturday Of their son
Whiting to pretty blond Julie
Arnold, daughter of Mrs.
Benjamin Guy II and Will
liam DIETER known as
"Skee") Arnold.
The Andrew Parkers gave
a dinner last night for the
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hide the mist In their eyes
as they stood side by side
with 1t. Col. Lewis and little
Jimmie Lewis and heard the
Ambassador say:
I'm my native Basque
country there existed an
ancient code, which con-
tanned a penal law pertain
ing to medieval times. This
law imposed a penalty on
those who were guilty Of the
sin of ungratefulnesS.
This evenings intimate cere-
mony has a symbolic mean
ing of gratitude. Your hus-
band was not only a loyal,
superb civil servant in your
country's administration, but
also a lovable friend, I'M
Outstanding and devoted. We
in Spain liked him for his
frankness, his quick mind,
his rapid grasp Of problems,
his warm reaction to other
peoples views and requests.
He was expert in
ironing out difficulties. It
was he who was instru-
mental in making the 1858
agreements run smoothly. 80.
"And as women are the
eternity of a mans life. 1t
is fitting that now that God
has taken your late husband
to his glory, you should be
the custodian Of this Great
Cross"
In the small group who
heard the tribute were
American Ambassador to
Spain John Davis Lodge. the
new Deputy Secretary of
Defense Tom Gates and his
wife Anne; Assistant Secre-
tary of Defense and Mrs.
Perkins MCGUIRE, General
Counsel of Defense and Mrs.
Robert Dechert, Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. FRANKIE,
chief of Naval Operations
Arleigh Burke, Army Chief
of Staff Lyman Lemnitzer,
Air Chief of Staff Tommy
Whites wife representing
her husband, who was out
of town; Marine Corps Com
mandant and Mrs. Randolph
Pate, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Gale and members Of the
Embassy staff.
AMBASSADOR LODGE,
wearing the uniform of a
Navy captain, said he spent
the morning in consultations
at the State Department and
went to the Pentagon in the
afternoon to report for his
two weeks naval reserve
duty. Sunday he will go to
Norfolk and join the ship of
Vice Admiral Smedberg who
was once a claSsmate of his
at Middlesex School.
His wife Francesca had
been in town a week, he said,
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The late Deputy Secretary
Of Defense Donald A. Quarles
received a posthumous award
from Spain yesterday when
Spanish Ambassador Areilza
presented the Great Cross Of
Military Merit to his widow
at a high ranking Embassy
gathering.
MRS. EISENHOWER will
smash a champagne bottle
on the nose of the lirst nu-
clear-powered Merchant
Marine ship, the N. S.
Savannah, on July 81 at
Camden. N. j. The SUPER
charged vessel then will quiz
yer and slither into the water
at the yard of the New York
Shipbuilding Corp.
PERLE MESTA Is tossing
two parties, one this Satur-
day aboard the Diplomat, the
new yacht of the Wilson Line
which she has taken from Z
O'Clock on. When will the
party be over? Anytime I
want" said Mrs. VI. Il have
1t all night if 1 want it."
Obviously diplomats will be
invited to the gay, black tie
cruise down the Potomac
aboard the Diplomat.
Her other party will be a
buffet supper on Sunday, July
10 to mark the 111th ami
versary of the Historic
Meeting at Seneca Falls"
BY that she means the first
concerted effort in America
or even in the world made by
q group Of women seeking to
remove discriminatory laws
against their sex was started
at that meeting on July 10,
1848.
The supper will be held at
the Alva Belmont House at
la Constitution avenue,
headquarters of the National
Women's Party which named
the house after one of their
most generous contributors.
the late Mrs. Oliver Belmont
Of New York and Newport.
ALL OF THE SENATE in
Guiding sponsors of the cur
rent women's rights bill, Sem
atorS Dodd and LANCER, and
champions of women's rights
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the power Of final decision.
asked the commission TO de-
eide the matter, and the COM
mission, in turn, turned the
decision over to Sculptor
Felix de Weldon.
Miss Mason signed a con-
tract Tuesday with Chief
Justice Warren and T. Perry
Lppitt, Marshall Of the Su-
preme Court, for the slightly
larger-than-life marble bust.
On the bust's final acceptance
by the Fine Arts Commission,
she will get $4,000.
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late Chief Justice Fred M.
Vinson which will be display
ed in the Supreme Court
Building with the busts Of
other former Chief Justices.
Miss Mason's clay model Of
Justice Vinson was chosen by
the Vinson family and by the
Fine Arts Commission. Chief
Justice Earl Warren. who has
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vacation at Martha's Vine
yard to play at the reception
Saturday at Chevy Chase
Club.
The soon-to-be-weds al
ready have picl ed out their
future abode. It's in the
brand new apartment house
on Thirty-ninth of New
Mexico avenue. Whitley is
with Analytic Services in
Alexandria.
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Miss Mason to Do Bust
OF Justice Vinson

Miss Jimilu Mason, young
District sculptures. has won
the competition TO do the
official marble bust of the
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and Charles Z. scripps Of tn,
Cincinnati Post.
National politics will come
under consideration Thursday
afternoon at a panel for which
the subject is. THE Smoke
Filled Room" This will be
moderated by George Cornish
Of the New York Herald
Tribune.
Democratic members Of the
panel will be National Chair
man Paul M. Butler. Senator
Mansfield Of Montana and Sen
ator Muskie Of Maine.
Republican panelists win be
Senator rhruston B. Morton.
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tee. He win appear at the
luncheon.
Earlier Thursday the editors
viii have a panel discussion OF
the subject what Do the Next
Ten Years Hold for Daily News
papers?"
The moderator will be Mrs.
Oveta Culp Hobby Of the Hous-
ton Post. former Secretary Of
Health. Education and We'll
fare. Panelists will be Alicia
Patterson Of Newsday. Norman
Chandler Of the Los Angeles
Times. John s. Knight Of the
knight Newspapers, Roy Rob-
erts Of the Kansas City Star
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York Times will discuss the
coverage Of international news
by American newspapers.
The final panel Of the con-
vention WIN be held Saturday
morning, Edward Lindsay OF
the Lindsay-Schaub Newspa-
pers, will moderate q discussion
Of the subject. Education for
Journalism. 1859 Style"
Program chairman for the
1859 convention is w. d. Max
well, editor Of the Chicago
Tribune. The assistant pro-
gram chairman is Turner Cat
ledge. managing editor Of the
New York Times.
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the new national chairman;
Senator Goldwater Of Arizona
and Senator Scott Of Pennsyl-
yania.
The subject Of a panel Fri
day morning viii be. where
Are Our Great Press Associa-
tons Going?" Basil L. Waters
Of the Chicago Daily News will
be the moderator.
Members Of the panel will be
Frank Bartholomew. president
of United Press International:
Walton A. Cole Of Reuters. and
Frank Stared. general manager
of the Associated Press.
Lester Markell Of the New
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lister to the United States in a
favorable light. Besides the
speech to ASNE Friday, the
Herter luncheon and the Nixon
conference, these events have
been scheduled:
A reception for the diplo-
matte corps and prominent cit
liens Of Washington Saturday
afternoon; ceremonial visits
Sunday to the Tomb Of the
Unknowns, the Lincoln Me-
mortal, the Jefferson Memorial
and Mount Vernon; a television
appearance on Meet the Press"
next Sunday and a question
and-answer session with mem
bers of the National Press Club
at a luncheon April 20.
Princeton Address Slated
From washington, Prime
Minister Castro plans to go to
Princeton University for an ad-
dress. Later he will visit New
York. He expects to speak at
Columbia University and the
Overseas Press Club, and to
visit the United Nations head
quarters.
He also intends to go to Har-
ward University before depart
ing for Canada on. April 26.
1t has been reported that in
Washington Prime Minister
Castro will seek financial assist
ance of some kind for his eco
nomically hard-pressed coun-
try. The Cuban Embassy de-
clined to discuss this but said
the Castro party will include
Secretary of the Treasury Rufo
Lopez FreSquet. Minister of
Economy Regime Botti and
Felipe Pazos, president of the
Cuban National Bank.
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Strict Protocol Awaits
Unofficial Mr. Castro
BY JOHN ". HORNER
star star writer

ofcal Washington tapping hguraye foot In anticipa-
tion Of the visit this week Of Fidel Castro
The controversial Prime Minister Of Cuba flies into town
wednesday before he the following Monday he
IS sure bet to be headline maker.
Mr. visit is strictly unofficial He coming his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
testers to Hear Love

Philip H. Love, editor of Sun
day. The Star magazine. will
address a luncheon meeting OF
the testers at 1890 pm. tomor-
row in the Raleigh Hotel.