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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
(cONTlNuED)

DANCE TEACHERS, part time: ex.
perienced only: Minimum guar
antee. ARTINI 81 CONSUELC
DANCE STUDIO. 1747 Conn.
ave. NV.
INSURANCE, auto and CASUALTY
underwater, under 40; local branch
office; 37ia-hr. week. good chance
for Advancement, Apply NORTH.
WESTERN NATIONAL INSUR.
ANCE CO., Room S12. woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
PHARMACIST. reg. Nd. part time
Apply SuITLAND PHARMACY
1892 Suitland I'd, sc.
WALTERS AND MATTRESSES, day
VINEYARD TERRACE. 1850 Lee
VINEYARD. 7SS 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE
We have openings for several good
hard-working agents. Preferably
experienced in new house sales
but not a must; automobile neces-
Sary. Full time preferred; but will
consider part time. Call Mr.. Bulls
399-2300, ewes. LU. 2-9216.
SALESCLERK, retail stationery
store, downtown; exper. pref. but
not necessary: 4O-hr. wk., insur.
ance, disqualification. $3.50 yrs
MR.. PALMER, Ma. $4,000.
SLIP COVER CUTTER = Expert
enced' car necessary; good op-
portunity. CO, $1,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
FARM AND GARDEN

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators.
sod cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO., JU. 5000.
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! GIRL FRIDAY
SITuATloNs-DoMEsTIC
ABLE DOMEsTTCs- screened ref

LADY, part time baby sitting. 1880
am. to $40 am. and $3.50 to 6
pm. Seat Pleasant vic. LII. s.
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VAC. CLEANERS. GE, Electrolux or
Hoover. $40: guar, yr. parts, la
Dor. Dealer will deliv. RE. 5-5407.
a.
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VACUUMS-Recond, Electrolux. GE.
bSS nlsSt Dealer III fRsaliv IA. 5ssf SYST.
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HELP WOMEN
tcONTINuED)

FOUNTAIN GIRL - Fully expert.
enced only. Top salary. ALBAN
TOWERS PHARMACY, 1900 Mass
ave. NV. No telephone calls. APP
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VACUUM, Kirby, upright with all
attachments, incl. waxer, polisher,
life guarantee. Never used, New,
500, sell Xl2h 2S4- AAS3
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1T. HOUSEKEEPING, child care or
companion. Live in good Christian
Science home, Box oslo Star.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
SADDLE HORSES and ponies for
| sole or trade: g illrtnni hnrsas
THoRoTGHBREp HUNTER.Used

by NTH. and has been hunted Z
years, Careful and excel. jumper.
Good looking. Could be showed
and can be ridden by any exper.
rider. $1,000. Can be seen at
Fairfax Hunt. Phone 703-437.
Dn1H
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statesmen
FLOOR COVERING

FLOOR COVERING
For inside work. washington's old
est lineoleum, tile and carpet
store. Busy floor. Usual company
benefits. Salary and commission.
Apply in person, between $3.50
and 1890. QUAKER CITY L.
NOLEUM CO., 500 2 ct. NV.
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Govt. Surplus
10000 BARGAINS

oman SAW, $3.50: PICKS, 81;
sssAE EeAkRoss NJ cA l5n si SbsGGoe eAS
BLADES, S1,25; HAMMERS, SOC;
SAWS. S1.45; RAKES and CULTI-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

WASHER, automatic Norge, good
condition, $40. Easement air con-
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HELP WOMEN

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, with
knowledge Of tipping and bookkeep-
ing. ga, Mon. through Sat
Apply EMBASSY APIS, 1918
Harvard st. NV.
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A MAN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CLERKS wANTED-Full and part
PEARSON PHARMACY. FE. g.
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NURSE, graduate, for Doctors Of.
position. Days only. RE. $4,000
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HELP WON EN-

CLERKS, experienced
a R M MS 4o HbSs R week. c ssnfy
S6Q-$95 wk. Call MR.. GOLDMAN,
736-1S00.
ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERA
tyDe not G Necessarily rseSr CD t NH
train II needed; regular hours,
full time. work in modern Of
flee. Silver Hill. Md. good start
ing pay with benefits. Apply in
person Mon. through Fri. 8 to- 8.
SILVER HILL SAND AND
GRAVEL. 1900 st. Barnabas I'd.
Sc. Silver Hill, Md.
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WASHERS, automatic, semiauto-
matte. Easy Spindrier, $45 co.
Il 2-yr. guar. R3S-3H2S. lDIRl
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NUhSE MAID, Inv; neat, ex-
perienced. excel. references. Ii. T.
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MANICURIST, part time, expert
enced only; Silver Spring area.
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NURSE, IeglStered, 70 WORK IN doc.
tors office. 8 am to 4:30 pm.
half day Thurs. and Sat-; typinr
necessary necessary: State school, age and
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VsAC0UUMs, large selec;, Tyr. guar |,
4103 Columbia pike. ia. S-1100.
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6ALESMEN, alert, intelligent, for
inside furniture sales; downtown
Silver Spring; $50 Job, S65 to
start. Call GEORGE sAAH, JU.
$500
BALESMEN a., no canvasslng;
must have car II interested in
top earnings; interviews held 10
I'M. It'll 2 . m; Sunday, / til 8.
2lO7 Mt. Vernon ave, I'm. 2;
Alex. No phone calls accepted.
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Observation-Disclosures
SALESMAN

Temporary, with possible perma-
nent position available, car pro-
vided. Salary. MA. S-5SS5.
SALESMAN. to assist sales man
ager Of office supply and equip
ment type Of business. Call 1888.
1890 for interview.
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Sears Exclusive Cushion Arch
yeepers 1E9!!''''''9'':.'|'' 2 '''':'' 9
Sears Low. .
Low Price!

Dur rugged mems and boys sizes and offer the support
md comfort Nodded rubber OuersOes with antp treads for greater
acOn full cushion nnersoes offer added protection and comfort Sturdy
army uppers duck lined front part Non
hafe heel guard They're washable of couse Sears epers
withstand wearing punishment and give greater protection Only
Sears!
BIGSnsbarg Wisconsin, Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Can Count U.s.. Quality Costs So Little Sears

Shop Today to 6,
Thursday and FRI
day 10 to 9, Sature
day 10 to 6. Free
Parking!
Evening star., 1962-01-14

ter of Colonial Gov. John
Reading Of New Jersey.
The shows sponsor, State
Senator Schweinhaut, was
born in Georgetown, once a
part of Maryland, and her
forebears, the Collins family,
came to Montgomery County
in 1892.
The antiques for sale -
collections of old glass, cher
ry and pine furniture, music
boxes, fine old prints and
many other items - will be
the offerings of IA East Coast
dealers, from Maine to Vir-
ginia.
Another feature of the
show will be the Pantry
Shelf, where shoppers and
broWsers will find snacks and
home-baked goods prepared
by members of the club.
The show will be open ev-
cry day from II am. to 10
pm. Proceeds from the show
will go toward the clubs civic
and charitable programs.
Mrs. Virginia G. Terry is
chairman of the event and
Mrs. Lee w. Parke is her CO.
chairman.
Evening star., 1962-01-14
TREASURES OF YESTERYEAR'
13thAnnuo| Show
Of Antiques Set

Collateral descendants of
George Washington and
Robert E. Lee are lending
personal treasures handed
down through their families
for the 18th annual Antiques
Show of the Woman's Club
of Bethesda.
The show, to be held at
the clubhouse from Wednes-
day, January "a, through Sat
urday the 9th, will be opened
by Maryland State Senator
Margaret Collins SchWein-
haut at IL am. the first day.
Treasures of Yesteryear"
is the theme and the items
for display include a chris
tening dress made in the late
l790s and used in both the
Washington and Lee families;
a table used in the room at
Appomatox during the sign
ing of Lees surrender to
Grant; two spinning wheels
used by the McNeills of "Wil-
low Wall" over 100 years ago,
and a piece of fine embroid-
cry on satin (circa 1850,
done by Ann Reading, daugh-
Evening star., 1962-01-14
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

Twentieth Century Club
Meeting of the music section
at II am. in the fourth floor
assembly room, YWCA. Mr..
Stephen Prussing, director of
music, New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church; will
speak on "The Story of Our
Hymns"
PEG Society, Chapter j.
Regular meeting at noon at
the home of Mrs. Joel C.
Hawkins.
WOman'S Club of Chevy
Chase - Leisure time group
meeting at 1890 pm. Cof-
fee and dessert served. Miss
Mary Ellen DaShiell of the
Washington Story League will
speak.
WOmen's Club of Lyon VIII
lage-Literature and interna-
tional relations group meeting
at 1:30 pm, with Mrs. Edwin
T. Holland.
University WOmen's Club
French conversation group
meeting at 8 pm. The 4 pm.
club tea will precede an i'm
portant business meeting.
Alexandria AAUW-Board
meeting with Miss Anna Nc
Dermott at 8 pm.
WOmen's Club of Wheaton
-Orientaation program for
new members at $50 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Rudolph
Walter.
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To Elect Officers

The January meeting
the Oxon Hill Garden Club
will be held at 8 pm. Thurs
Evening star., 1962-01-14

day at the home Of Mrs.
George B. Tracy. Election Of
officers for the coming year
will be the meetings. main
business.
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OPEN 1-5

COLLIER & voGEL INC,
DOES NOT REoUiRE BAL
LOON SECOND TRUSTS
IND DOES ACCE PT
TRADES. EACH HOME Is
FAIRLY PRICED AND
HONESTLY REPRESENTED.
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sells better homes for less. Where
sise can you find q tapestry brick
Iast nook: full bsmt.. beaut. knotty
pine rec. rm.; / n baths; Concrete
GOV. front pch. and completely re-
decorated for only SI5,95Ol IT'S
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OPEN I-6
oa05 eth 81. E.W;-Brick and
rec. rm., aas h.-w.h h, gar. CLAUDE
SH1FLET. RA. $500. RA. $3.50,
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH,
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
ALLISON AND ARGYLE

ALLISON AND ARGYLE
6-bedrm., det., spacious. beautiful
home for anyone! Magnificen:
garden, 2-car garage, scr. porch,
1st-floor powder rm. and den, lge.
entr. hall, banQuet-size din. rm.,
immed. poss Suburban living
downtown Price S"9,50O. Terms.
Consider trade JOHN L. Shell
TON, Realtor, 10. 1000.
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Has concrete front porch, side-hall
plan. fireplace in living room,
large modern kitchen, large dining
room. heated den on LIST floor plus
3 large bedrms. and . full BATHS
on I'd floor. In addition, we have
an attractive and completely fin
ished paneled recreation room, gas
heat, garage. Buy now. move in
before spring time.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Hawthorne
sDlit-level ; bedrms.. 2Ia baths.
dens. . firepls., gar. S47,500.
$1,000 On. Agt.. DI. 1880.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc, NBS, IBM EMPLoYEs-7e-
IT, IT, rambler ramp r.: Price slashed $1,000
Gear garage. fireplace, h.-w. heat,
DIR: From Bethesda, north on
Rte. 240 to Rte. l1S, right u
mile to Meadowbrook Estates SUBJ
division. left to open sign.
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1924 JONQUIL ST. NV.
EATRICE M. REED
REAL ESTATE CO

ST. near 18th and Co.
lumbia I'd. NV. Only So. 500 dn.
Townhouse with 2 lovely rooms and
3 baths. Full bsmt. ideal for nice
apt. Parking space in rear. Price
now only $4,000, bargain as
things are going. A. r. SEELYE,
DI. 1882.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
2l00 Blk. Of o st. NV.
o row houses remod. for single
residences or apis, $4,000 ca.
FRANK CALCARA
RE. 1880 Ewes, OF. 2-l9S7
Brokers Invited
EDWARD w. JONES REALTY CO.
Beautiful 4-bedrm. brick home, 3
car garage; 2 baths in Immaculate
eond. 5I21 4th St., NV. open
Sun. l:30-6:30
l7l4 62nd Ave. Cheverly. Nd, A.
oedrms.. family rm.. library. and
wall-to-wall carpeting. many other
extras. Shown by appointment
only. Call Mr.. Jones, SP. 1882
lO11 44th st.. NE. and 1899 Cav
ST, NE. Priced very cheap. Shown
by appointment.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, off Pa. ave
3016 20" st. Open, 2-5. bet. lge
R.E; ra N DI;Ix rms, : Z baths tbs
nm, den and bath, garage, Priced
HIL;LCREsT. 2S01 32d st; bet.
Mr.. PA. AVE. 1877 S0th st. Over
looks city. Open. 2-5 pm. Cow.
to public, .parochial schools. Det.
6 rms. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, 1st-fl.
den and bath, rec: rm.. oil h.-w.h.
Priced right for immed. sale.
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
rms rms 5at RSed IEa II baths. 2 b bed
ANACosTiA. Off MINI. ave. bet.
z rms. 1st-fl. den, oil h.-w.h..
garage. level lot. S15,500.
Mr.. MINI. AND PA. AYES. bet.
Alum. siding. 9 lge. rms, 3 bed
rms. bsmt:, garage. oil h.-w.h.
B RANCH A Sh5'f Pa! AYES. Custom
ga baths, 2 bedrms. and bath ist
H., full bsmt. w/rec. rm., gas
h.-w.h. S22,95O.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS. Bungalow.
5 large rms. full bsmt., garage.
oil h.-w.h. S14,250 with SUBJ
stantial cash.
HILLCREsT SECTION. Brand-new
split-level with 5 bedrms., den,
ANAcosTIH: MINI. ave-. mr.. Good
Hope I'd. Vacant. Semi-det. brk.,
6 large rms. full bsmt., oil NV h.
$4,000 down.
HILLCREST, mr.. Alabama ave. bet.
8 large rms, 2 bedrms., full bsmt.,
OIL 6;rT yy1 garage. $l3;950.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. REALTORS
2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc. at Pa.
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TIC Tuckerman 81 NV,

Only S13.950 for this beau
tifully decorated 3-bedroom,
semidetached home. Now va
cant and READY for prompt
possession.
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;. D. MURPHY, Realtor

we nave several other smaller
homes for sale in this area.
1879 v ST. S.E.-3 bedrms., liV.
rm.,, din. rm., kit. and bath. auto.
take over monthly payments Of
SlO5.22. DE- 2-245S, VIII. 6-S257.
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612 Oglethorpe st. NV.
TOnAV

Is the time to see the solid det
Colonial brk.; liv. rm.. W Fireplace,
zee; din. rm., kit. and den; 8 Ice
oeorms. master bedrm. 17xiS1
a atti. oatn on 2nd floor; walk-up
cred yard; Diet. brk, gar. Vacant
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Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Some Closet Skeletons
Are Nothing but q Mess

chairs in that lovely plain
green Of the foliage In your
drapery print. The extra
chair could be In a tiny
print combination Of brown
and pink (picking up the
pink in your curtain bios
Soms.)
Mrs. A. G. w. asks:
I'VE are In the process of
buying three end tables and
one coffee table for our liv-
ing room. I have found all
these in different makes and
styles and in maple and nut
meg finish, q small desk in
birch. Would this be okay
to use In the living room?
Also the dining area is at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02

Do you have a skeleton in
your closet or just a mess
Of DISCRIMINATION? It's q
strange thing about closets.
Often women who keep an
otherwise immaculate house
never dare to open their
closet door in front of a
visitor.
Why? Because to them
closets are places to shove,
hide or throw things, and I
often wonder how they ever
find anything themselves.
Teacher Needed
Somebody should show
these closet cyclones the err
ror Of their ways. With all
the wonderful bags, boxes.
and what not on sale today
it is so easy to keep things
In an orderly "file."
For instance, there's a
whole new line Of striped
and plain chintz garment
bags, shoe bags, blanket bags,
a bag for anything you can
think Of. in dazzling colors
and complete with tasseled
zippers. There are hangers
and shelf edgings to match.
So why should anyone have
a closet that looks like last
years grab bag?
Before you do anything
about the closet ensemble,
you should take everything
out and give away half Of
what you will never wear.
Paint the inside Of the closet
a happy bright shade that
will go with your room. See
that you have a good light.
Then arrange things in Or
der.
And every time you open
that closet door you will feel
so proud of yourself you'll
Immediately want to start a
campaign to reform all closet
clutter-ups!
Questions, Answers
d. b. asks:
II would like to know If
I should use two matching
striped Danish style chairs in
my living room with my fig
ured Grapes which cover a
picture window. Sample en-
closed0 If so what color
should I choose2 I thought of
brown as the main color with
contrasting stripes or would
this be too much brown? My
sofa is plain brown; walls
are cocoa beige and the rug
is beige, white and brown
tweed. Lamps are white with
the exception Of one black
and brass pole lamp. What
color would you suggest for
an extra chair for this room"
Dear D. B.:
Stripes and prints often go
together but I wouldn't ad-
wise it with your sample. I
would cover the two Danish
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Hat Party Sale
To Benefit Home

The Ladies of Charity Of
st. AIMS Infant Home will
sponsor a benefit HAT Party
Sale" to be held from 2 to
6 pm. tomorrow at st.
Stephens Parish Hall, fea-
turing original creations by
Mrs. Charles Rauch. Norris
town, Pa. hat designer.
The public is invited. Pro-
ceeds will benefit a special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02

Jeanne Sedwick. Carolyn
Laing and Edwina Baldwin.
Serving as Jury members
will be: Margaret Davis, Irma
Heiss, Aldine Pannett, Kaye
Darcy, Joy Garner. Mary
Mcdonald. Mary Amendolia.
Melba Burroway, vi Wise,
jeanette Byrnes and Faye
Frazier.
Immediately afterwards,
members will have dinner at
the National Lawyers Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
Day in Court
Is Planned

The Arlington Association
Of Legal Secretaries will hold
its annual DAY in Court" at
$50 pm, Monday, at George
Washington University Law
School.
Members will participate in
q trial involving defamation
of character. To be witness
es are: Betty Waggoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
far end and is in maple and
l.

far end and is in maple and
birch"
Dear Mrs. A. c. W.:
Maple and birch, no mat
ter what make" or style"
should be compatible in any
room.
BE Your Own Decorator" q fus-
cinutins and most informative book
let by Dorothy Draper, is available
to readers Of The Stor. Send Is
cents in coin and your name on
address printed to Dorothy Draper,
core Of The Stor. Mrs. Droper
cannot answer personal mail but
will use questions Of widest general
appeal in her column.
copyright 1862, Dorothy Draper
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fund to help equip the nur-
series at the new st. AIMS,
Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
The star entertainers at fIaiS
hotel live in fhe penthouse
MEMPHIs. . TENN.

If YOU'RE A VISITOR checking into the
Hotel Peabody in this pleasant city, you
may get slight jolt as you proceed to your
room. You may run into flock of ducks
marching out Of the elevator.
Don't panic. The ducks are neither
6gments of a stimulated imagination nor
interlopers in respectable hotel. They're
full-time employees Of the management, and
work in the lobby every day from seven
am. to three pm. It's easy work, at least
for duck - swimming eight hours in the
hotels Italian marble fountain.
The whole bit started IS years ago when
family of English call ducks was imported
to decorate the fountain. The ducks in our
pictures are direct descendants. They live
on the premises, in luxury penthouse
suite, and besides room and board get an
important fringe benefit "a six-week vaca-
ton every six weeks. Their place is taken
by flock Of their cousins, the alternate
platoon. Altogether, it's nice work, if you
can quack. NlMRoD JONES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
Plans Groups
Held Needed
ByHospitoIs

A spokesman for the Aneri-
can Hospital Association yes
terday called for more voun-
teer community and profession
al leadership programs to help
organize the hospital system in
a more cooperative way.
Hiram Sibley, an associate
secretary of AHA, stressed the
need for area wide hospital
planning groups at the three
day conference of the Mary
land-District of Columbia Del
aware Hospital Association.
The meeting opened yesterday
at the Shoreham Hotel.
"A carefully organized plan
ming agency will permit effec-
tive coordination and reason
able order of hospital develop
ment," he said, adding that
hospital leadership also needs
to recognize the public concern
over the impact of rising costs
and the immense amount of
funds needed to finance CAPT.
tai requirements"
Today's opening session
Changing Concepts in Hos
pital Management" was moder.
ated by DR.. Russell A. Nelson
director of the Johns Hopkins
Hospital in Baltimore.
Other programs scheduled for
today are directed to mainte-
nance engineers, pharmacists
medical technologistS, person
mel and women's hospital aux
iliarieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
Services Held
For Lewis Yates

Services for Lewis E. j,
Yates, 40, assistant pastor of
Foundry Methodist Church who
was found dead in the base
ment of his parish home, were
held today at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home.
District Coroner DR.. Rich
ard L. Whelton ruled the death
a suicide.
Mr.. Yates had served for the
last 16 months with Foundry
Methodist, and lived in the
church parish hall at 491S
y-eighth street NV.
Burial was today in Luray,
Va.
The family asked that ex-
presSions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Foundry Methodist Church
Counseling Service.
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District and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy tonight with chance OF
showers later this evening or
tomorrow morning, low near 65.
Turning cooler tomorrow after
noon.
Maryland - Considerable
cloudiness, scattered showers
tonight and possibly thunder
storms in the north. Low rang
ing from low COS in the east to
40s in the mountains. Scattered
showers tomorrow, cooler in the
west and turning cooler in the
east during the afternoon.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy to-
night, scattered showers likely
in north and west. Low ranging
from so to 65 with SOS in the
mountains. Considerable cloud
mess tomorrow, showers mostly
east of the mountains and
turning cooler in the afternoon
or evening.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southwest winds
increasing to Is knots and &C.
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Memorial Rites
For Dr.. Fruzier
Set at Howard U.

A memorial service for the
late DR.. E. Franklin Frazier,
Sociologist and member of the
Howard University faculty for
20 years, will be held at the
University at $3.50 pm. Friday
Howard President James M.
Nabrit, jr., president of the
American Sociological Associa-
ton, will participate in the
ceremonies at the Andrew
Rankin Chapel, Sixth and
Howard place NV.
DR.. Frazier, author of the
prize winning books, 1.-THE
Negro Family in the United
States" and BLACK Bourgeoi-
sie," came to Howard Uni
versity in 1884 and served as
head of the sociology depart
ment until 1859.
Dr.. Frazier, who wrote eight
other books and more than 100
articles, died last May II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
Boiling Field
Farewell Set

A farewell to Boiling Field
now being deactivated, will be
held tomorrow. Maj. Gen,
Ulysses S. Grant. III, grandson
of the former President and
president of the Columbia His
torical Society will preside.
Boiling employees since 1915
have been invited to attend the
program in the Department OF
Interior auditorium, Nineteenth
and C streets NV. Former
commanding officers of Boiling
will be guests of honor.
The history of Boiling field
will be given by Maj. Gen,
Brooke Allen, USAF, and a
documentary motion picture on
"A years of activity at the base
will be shown.