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or that their future was blighted, by
their high school days. Most of them,
we suspect, look back rather fondly on
the Tech of the 20S.
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@. What are boosters In an
underseas telephone cable?
p. Y.
A. Boosters are flexible re-
peaters, or devices which
step UP the volume at inter-
walls. A voice message fades
out at about 10 miles, and 10
compensate for this an I'm
derseas telephone cable has
q built-in booster" about
every 40 miles.
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Legacy to Public

washington owes an UNI
redeemable debt OF gratitude
10 the Phillips family for
converting their mansion on
Twenty-first street 10 an art
gallery and endowing con-
certs during the winter sea-
son Ga long winter" extend
ing from October 10 June) =.
In adding TO the cultural and
esthetic pleasures OF WASH
ington. they have. unlike
others OF wealth who keep
on corraling money. rec
ognized that the true riches
Of a nation lie in It's citizens
and that anything which con-
tributes 10 their cultural and
spiritual uplift strengthens
the commonwealth.
L. M. Court.
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Old Days at Tech

Lie Nlolb VI ACJOTIlcy 1eIl-
eral Kennedy to Shaw Jun
ior High School and Dunbar
High School recalled the evils
Of the separate but unequal
policies toward Negro educa-
ton on the part Of past
school administrations. Shaw
was q handed-down relic
which once housed McKin-
ley High. Dunbar and Gen.
(Sss editorial: In Techs Defenss.)
--~~-----~-----
trail High Schools were built
approximately at the same
period, but an out-of-tow
architect planned Central.
located on a beautiful hilltop
in Washington, while Dun
bar was experimental with by
a local architect and set down
on the curb Of First street
over Tiber Greek and swamp
land. Central was provided a
good stadium and surrounded
with lawns and attractive
shrubbery. Dunbar was furn-
ished with no playground and
indeed a stone mason piled
his trade with DINING noise
permeating the class rooms
all day long. When more
space was secured, the school
board did not furnish a fence
until a teacher was nearly
killed following a hoodlum
riot at a school football
game.
OF course, this is In re-
Prospect but when we note
the social unrest and con-
slant protest by Negroes al
most everywhere, we need
consider this backlog Of in
difference and discrimination
which was prevalent all
over the South. When we de-
plore the migration Of unlet-
tered, cultureless. and often
criminal elements. look back
on the causes which make II
difficult for many Of our
newcomers to adjust to urban
living and behavior. We are
reaping the harvest Of seeds
Of prejudice sown for nearly
all Of the past 100 years.
And most Of the causes lie at
the feet Of those who now
want to solve problems by
more police, police dogs and
more jail sentences.
Z, b. Henderson.
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Answers to Questions
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE

a reader can set an anawer b.
mail, 70 any question OF fact 5.
writing The star Information Bu-
rean, 03b Y street NV, WashInaton
=. D g Please inelose return post
aEe or sell addressed, stamped
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The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
725 18th Street NV
Washington 5, D C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY


There is doubt about it. The boss really thought
was out Of my tree this morning. can't understand
why Anybody who heard what I heard would be
excited My friend Jerry in the Payroll Dept made
q study And do you know what he found? Sit down
II you aren't already Of course.
Number fact to keep In mind. Our girls who help
customers place the long distance calls that they
ones) get paid $40 week to start even in training
But Jerry found that even before they have been
working here months, the girls can make on the
average 1884 week including overtime, dfferentias
for evening and Sunday work. We found that the
girls earn more than you might expect.
Gee, when I found out was practically dancing
with the coat tree. Naturally the boss came in at
that moment He said sit down, boy Sit down
Do you want me to get you glass Of water?" That's
the first time the boss offered to get me glass
Of water. When I told him the news had to get
him glass of water. And smelling salts too.
Isn't it fine. Not only can we offer pretty Offices
happy people to work WITH and interesting jobs where
you can talk to all sorts of people in Washington
(even important ones like Senators and Congress-
mem but we pay you Big money.
Might as well apply, can't dance and it's too wet to
plow Come in and talk to my boss at 725 18th ST. NV
Come In anytime from $3.50 am. to pm. Monday
through Saturday My boss Is nice guy. Tell him
Bruce McHenry sent YOU
P.S. II you don't dance or pillow In the evening
perhaps you would prefer to work then. We have
some jobs available in accounting department
from 3:4S pm to IL midnight. OK.
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Excellent earnings. Meals and uni
forms furnished. Paid vacations,
life, hospital and medical inSur-
ance provided FOR you and your
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WASHER, Kenmore, WrinEsF VITA
auto timer and pump. Excel cond
Best offer. s54-sSS5.
WASHERS Late models, fully
auto Jest been overhauled- Gusrzn-
Ted. VII del $50. IL ISIS.
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HELP WOMEN
TYPIST
Silver Spring Area

Lady, age ls-A0. high school era
duate, must type IS w.p.m. or bet
ter. IBM electric. Prior experience
essential. VIII be tested. Permanent
position.
Various typing duties including typ
ing forms and letters.
days, 20 hours week, new Office
bldg, all fringe benefits.
1000, for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10

ORGANS Values IN floor sample
and slightly used Instruments Of
popular makes. At JORDAN'S,
corner 18th and @ Ets. NV. ST. ;
$780, Bsiley's Cross Roads Shop
ping Center, virginia lfsl-7lsD, s337
lloS). Silver Spring and Bailey
Cross Roads stores open evenings
Park In front. Downtown store open
Monday and Thursday ewes
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ABOUT HOME REPAIRS? Call
PROFESSIONAL CARPENTRY
SERVICE, 30lV7 N. Y. Ave. NV.
DI. LIB.
ASPHALT rubber vinyl tile installed.
hOof repairs, painting reasonable.
Free estimate. 172-l620. .
BRICK WORK, walls, chimneys,
hreplaceS, repairing, etc. LIST class
workmanship. LA. s-22Se.
BRICK AND CINDER BLOCK, guar.
satisfaction. Small or large Jobs at
low estimate. 632-7S4e.
CARPENTRY AND CABTNETWORK
Bookcases, closets, partitions,
rec: rms. and kitchens. Ref. s64.
CARPENTRY, painting, general
J, T. CONTRACTOR. HA. $500
CARPENTRY = ALL TYPES. Lee.
o. small Jobs. Phone Mr.. Lamb,
262-s570 after 5 pm.
CARPET INSTALLATION, cleaning
repairs, pickup and relay, stairs
shifted, etc;I y yrs. exper., Tyr.
CEMENT WORK = WaterproofinF
cracks fixed in bsmt., put in dTain
tile. After 8 pm, S2S-s7Se.
FAIR DEAL ROOF REPAIR SERV.
iCE' free est. ME. e-3e4s. Ewes. 234-
sos.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
skilled mechanic, pay cash and
save. c. R. COVER, WA. 1858.
FLOOR WORK Sanding and fin.
nEhGNHnfRhinn
guar. c. C. Deaton, RIA. 6-7662.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING,
reasonable rates. Free estimate.
Call RA. 6-e1sS or RIA. 3-24sl.
FURN. OR PIANO, burns, scratches
repaired in your home. Guar. Euro
pean refinisher. 67l-s2s6.
PAINTING VIII paint average
room for Sl2 labor charge. Also 81.
terror work. Call BILL, 67l-434I.
PAINTING, plastering and papering.
FREE estimates. Also repairing, $50.
PAINTING ROOMS, any size, d. C.,
pm. 234,ssos. N
PAINTING, custom work only, Nd,
Va. and d. c. Phone s36-s7Se.
PAINTING = Interior, exterior,
prompt service. Call Mr.. HUME,
La. 6-ll2S.
PAINTING, interior, exterior, roof,
carpentry, gutter work by white
mech. Call ANYTIME. CHI. S-4l04.
PAINTING, PLASTERING, PAPER.
ING AND REPAIRS. Christmas
special. Free estimates. e32-el5l.
PAPER HANGING OR PAINTING
For best results call Duffy, s2S-
1915.
PARSONS. INTERIOR AND EXTE.
Rl0R DECORATORS and home re.
pairs, free estimates, days $40 sos,
ewes. 543.21S4, 6-1l pm.
PLAsTERING STUCCO = wall
ssS ail rs AZ xEorkk a1g gsssranteed'
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MATTRESSES Position open for
exPerienesd Wsit 9 s.s AgPlZ in
person, DICK I GARYs RESTAU:
HyatfsviIle, Nd. wa. 1888.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTINUEDl

FOAM MATTRESS, 30x7Sxl, Sl7.
Cushions, holsters, fabrics, covers,
sewing. SIS 22nd NV. 33e-6212.
FURNISHINGS and equipment Of
drug store for sale. AID. 2-7lGq Def.
noon, AID. A-97l7 aft. noon.
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SSSSSSSS

II it's money you want, we have II.
We have important work to be done
and we'll pay good money to have
smart people do Il properly. II Is
confidential work. Our girls help
people with their communication
problems, 80 we must pay well, and
we do. Our base pay Is SO a week,
but our payroll department tells US
that in November our Girls who
have been working here less than
months were making on the average
$3.50 a week. This is an average
and il includes overtime, differen-
tals for evening work and Sunday
work. So it is possible to earn even
more. Our brand new and very con-
venient Congress Heights office Of
fers opportunities for rs young wom-
en-, Donna Goodin will be on hand
Monday through Friday from $50
am. to 4 pm. to talk with you.
Come In and see her at 3T26 Nichols
ave. Sc. THE CHESAPEAKE q
POTOMAC TELEPHONE COM
PANY Is an equal opportunity en-
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CARS FURN. FREE, gas paid to
many cities, U.S-A. ia Sth st.
NV U-DRIVE IT. S3s-s4oo, 63e-
6655.
WASHINGTON DRIVE-AWAY SERV.
VIII deliver your car anywhere. AL
DRIVERS keA-Rk7c
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4 PS6FEsI H9ME REF aAHEsRN4Gs sIg
SERVICE, 3olh N. Y. Ave. NV.
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tC;AMPBELL'S
Washington's Most Experienced
HAMMOND ORGAN DEALER
NEW MODELS FROM S4ss
ll08 G st. NV.
Z Corners, Va.
Bethesda, Nd.

ORGANS -Christmss Specials. Save
up TO 500 On Baldwin OTgasOnic
used for demonstration. GISRIEL
excl BALDWIN dealeI)' s2S G st.
Iopp. j Corners, ssi-5Oo7 va. store
daily It'll 9, Sat. Ill 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT . LAND0N. en-. ran

ABBOTT 4 LANDOS. en-. z-SS7I
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ALL OLD-F ASHIONE picture
frames, clocks, furn.s china, glass,
guns, silver, etc. Cash OIL 67o57.
BEDROOM. dining rm-. contents Of
home Cash. We do moving, storage
reasonable rates. IA. s-2S37.
FURNITURE wanted today, good
furniture any amount, also want
refngeIstoTst gas stoves pianos.
Call Mr.. GRADY, Ma. 5-z67S.
LADY WANTS old frames, furniture,
china, glass, dolls, ieWelTy. Orien-
tails, misc. OIL e-Z22o.
PIANO. Cash. Urgent. Kindly phone
Mrs. Quinn 2s6-66Ss. Anytime.
PIANOS WANTED
Cash Paid, Small Sizes Preferred
s1s-ol32 or HA. 2-7lsl
PIANOS AL STILES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cal Day or Might ~. 5000
REFRIGERATOR. Bedrm., TV.
WrinRer washers, etc. Highest phi
ces paid. NO. 1000.
WANTED, GOOD CLEAN FURNI-
TURE AND APPLIANCES. SPOT
CASH! Ii. 3-33S4.
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SITUATI0NS-W0MER
SITUATI0Ns-D0MESTIc

ABLE DOMESTICS, screened refs
checked. LIVE IN OR OUT.
GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
A06 FLA. AVE. NV, co 5-4a2i
OPEN SUNDAY. CALL "a HRS.
BABY SITTING AND CHILD CARE
in your home. Reliable. Have ref.
erences. Cali AID. 4-22l7.
BRITISH GIRLS LIVE m
Washington's Oldest overseas agency
now showing resumes Of Jan. 10th
arrivals. $50 wk. salary.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
Il0Z Spring ST., Sll. Spg.. JU. 7-42oo
CHILD CARE For 2 or 3 children
mo; OLD and up. S3s-$4o per wk.
CHILD CARE = Loving dav care IN
pleasant lie. home. Infants are vel
come. Arl. mr.. Pent. ia. I-eo3e.
DAY WORKER, available Thursdays
and Saturdays, LA. 9-l4Sl.
ID A wv RKER wants laundry.
g.h.w., refs, 81 and fare OIIATTTH''
SlS N. Y. Ave, DI. 1853.
FOREIGN DOMESTICS Live in.
Dlrect to your home from abroad.
WORLD ABILITIES SEARCH, INC.
Lzz0 WIS. ave. OIL. 2-s41o
LAUNDRESS WILL DO IRONING in
my home. Ruffled curtains. HUI. 3
5IeS.
WASHING AND IRONING. Pick nm
and deliver. Also do curtains. Cali
LII. 4-l5ss.
WOMAN, colored. Epxer. Desires
days work or typing at home. RA.
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES full or part time,
Apply in person House Of Henley
Restaurant, 7loa Marlboro Pike,
District Heights, Nd.
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HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE MAIDS for D. c., $50 and fare.
MAIDS Msids To- for n: " job guar. SIS wk.
Mans money ny DAY Needed pu, ;S ,c and fare
all fees. QUALITY sis M " avs On
NV. DI. 7-43p3.
BABY SITTER, reliable, s-day wE. !,
Ieis:' ssiary open. rs pm, 33s-l343,
CHILD CARE, g.h.w., Hve-in, pvt
rm., bath, TV. or stay through
Gunner. Recent local refs. IA. =.
OOK.HOUsEKEEPER = Must live.
in. 5l7 day week. Two in family.
Private bedrm., share apt, with Nv
with other employed help. Local
HOUsEKEEPER, live in, motherIess
home, 2 children ages and II. Call
MR.. GOLDMAN bet. 7 ans pm,
529-e06o. after 8 VIII. 6-77el.
LADY live-in, be part Of family,
2 children. ghw $40 wk. For
eigner welcome. N. Arl. 524-
6746.
LIv Elm H0USEKEEPER, some
child care, $50 week. Call S2S-9osS
aft. 6 pm.
MAID, live In white home, g.h.w.,
also room and board, small sal.
age 20s. T3-S32s before noon.
MAID, live, in, exper and refs. Fond
Of children. Off Va day Thurs, every
other Sun. Will furn. uniforms. sl25
mo. so. S-6l24.
REFINED WOMAN to cook and do
light housework at in-town resi-
dence. Live out, S-day week. Hours
10 am. until after dinner. SIS per
week. Cal 332-3o37 for interview.
YOUNG EUROPEAN GIRL, exper.
w/children to live in. Q small child
rem, Lh:-w. and cooking. Pretty pvt.
nm. and bath. Good refs. required.
Good salary. Call EN-. 3-S47s.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT
APIS. uNFURNIsHED-D.C C.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
MODERN

"AO4(A4N4N
ELEVATOR BUILDING
blk. E. of 10Th St. at Van Buren,
24-HR. SECRETARIAL SERVICE
2 large bedrooms $135.0O
Front apis, large bright living
rooms, full din. rooms. bright kit.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
winchester Luzon, 1901 lAth NV.
MRS. McCREDIE, Mgr, IA. $500
ALABAMA AVE. AREA Sc. INTE-
GRATED - Move right into the
B. d-neW air,cond. LINCOLN
HOUSE APARTMENTS, at 10000
Congress st. Sc. Private balconies
or patios, large modern kitchens
with disposals, walk-in closets,
parquet floors, off-street parking,
bus stop at door, walk to schools,
churches and shopping center.
BEDROOM --.,.. FROM $lo2. 50
DIRECTIONS: Off Alabama ave. Sc,
between 18th and 18th sts.D 3 blocks
from st. EliZabeths Hospital.
NORWTTZ REALTY CO., JU. 5-4o7I
Eve, RA. 1888 Wk. Ends, 10. 1889
ANACOSTA ALEXANDRIA GAR
DENS, 1911 18th st. s.e.-Brand
new air c,ond. bldg. integrated.
bedrm.' Nv. nm, dinette, West
AhEiApdSC Mis- DdL1a DALE
comics. Begin $3.50 plus eIec.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. LUS-
TINE REALTY COMPANY, l34s
18th st. NV, HO. 2-72O0.
ANACOSTIA AREA q rms, kit.
and bath, SIS mo. plus all utiIs,,
coal heat, to inspect call AID. 2-4l0o.
M. PAUL HANNAH
ISIS 18th St. NV. AID. 2.Hoo
ST. Sc. a rms, kit,
and bath, adults only, all utils.
Iurn:. SIS mo. To inspect, call AID.
2-410o.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH
ISIS 18th St. NV. AID. 2.4loo
BELLEVUE ST. Sc, Ills
Off Wheeler I'd, adjacent to new
Sc. hospital. Charming, modern |.
bedrm. apis. in garden type setting.
lndiy. heat controls. Bus at corner.
S92. 50 incl. utilS Also furn. apt.
avail. Call 10. 1872. TU. 2-soIi or
ia 9-o646
Continued on Next PSsel
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TYPTSI-RECTPTIONIsT, full time,
In medical labaratorys call HE. 4
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Heavy Equipment Schools. Inc.
I'll 14th st. NV. Wash. 5, D. C.
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PBX-RECEPTIONISTS

VI WAS. eve. LOW rate. IEMPLE
SCHL., 40 18th st. W., DI. 1850.
CASHIERS
PBX-RECEPTIONISTS
TRAIN NOW-PAY LATER
Needed for jobs open now. Earn M
to $50 week In d. c. area. HiFh
school not required. No age limit.
Day or evening classes.
FREE PLACEMENT
CASHIER TRAINING INSTITUTE
l404 N. Y. Ave. NV. ME. s-4623
CIVIL SERVICE, typing, steno.
bkpr. Fed. Entr. Exam. Inq. RE. J.
2s7s, BOYD'S, 700 u NV.
LEARN TO BE an electronics techni.
clan and obi. FEC lie. in II wks.
Day class convenes Jan. ~, ewes.
Jan. u. Call ST. 1854 for free bro
chure. GRANTHAM SCHOOL OF
ELECTRONICS, s2l 18th st. NV.
MEN-GET THAT JOB
OPERATING Bulldozers. Graders,
Draglines, Backhose and Scrap
ers. Earn top wages. We will
train you on our equipment
Call 347-1766.
ASSOCIATED
Heavy Equipment Schools. Inc.
I'll 14th st. NV, Wash. 5, D. C.
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MATTRESSES, exper., attractive,
personable, for. lush rest. shift
work. must have own trans
portstion. Apply in person, 37lI
Branch ave. Sc.
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SECRETARY

OLS1NG1 AN L
Permanent position for
woman with good tipping
and shorthand skills.
Recent office experience
preferred.
Modern facilities, located
in suburban Virginia,
with ample free parking.
Liberal benefits with
merit salary increases.
For Personal Interview
Call FL. 4-3400, Ext. 456
OR
Apply in person at our
principal laboratories in
AleXandr Va, on
Wednesday, December II,
1858, 9-3.
Atlantic
Research
Corporation
SHIRLEY HWY. AND EDsALL RID.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
An EQual-opportunity Employer
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SITUATl0MS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. P and L. balance
sheet. pay rolls. quarterly tax re-
turns. heavy exper. UN. 4-0315.
EDITORIAL ARTIST and photo re.
TOUGHER, "a yrs. exper. Metropolitan
Daily, part time. Box 497-J, Star.
MEN AVAILABLE n ousewoFk
yard work, painting, rough carp,
etc. Call ME. e-ls32.
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GECkETAKIE

MANY KINDS. as personnel. employ
me1ts reeeptonist. legal etc. Begin
xhhd- and Tying. To IS years old ,
70 Ayooos 5 days. Come IN and talk
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DUPVlt IUWNIol NV AIoE HIVE
FURNITURE

Decorator desires responsible party
to take possession Of decorator cor
related furniture, bedroom, living
rm. and dining area at tremendous
savings. Better quality than normal
ly offered at this sacrifice price,.
SIS for all three rooms. Never used
except as model apartment display.
No down payment necessary, choose
your own payments, immediate free
delivery or free storage until need
ed. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS. LII. l.
$500, weekdays til ?. Free round.
trip courtesy car.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND In s wks. day, or
" wks. eve. Low rate. TEMPLE
SCHL., no 18th st. W., DI. 1850.
~ TTYT-~~
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7l50 Baltimore Ave, College PIX, Nd.
e64-70A, Mr.. Williams
WOMEN sell Eve Nelson Cosmetics
in your area. High commissions.
57g-30kA
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Drawing Room
Miss Rockwell,
Mr.. Hill "
Are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rock
well Of st. Davids, Pa, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Alix to Mr..
John J. Hill III of Berwyn,
Pa.
Miss Rockwell is a grand
daughter of the late Comdr.
James Vincent Rockwell
(USN and the late Mrs.
Rockwell Of Washington and
the late Capt. Charles
Thomas Hutchins CUSM
and the late Mrs. Hutchins
Of Shanghai. China. She is
a niece Of Mrs. Hutchins Al
Ian Of Washington.
She was graduated from
the Agnes Irwin School in
1859 and made her debut
in the same year. She attend
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Hotel Decor Offers Ideas

material were fashioned into
window treatments from floor
to ceiling with swag valances.
The draperies are damask
blue on blue pattern with
sheer rose-beige curtains un-
derneath.
Silk and linen brocades in
blue, rose and gold we're used
to upholster the sofas and
chairs as we'll as a material
Of blue antique velvet. New
brass and crystal table lamps
Of a French oil-type were
added to give a cozy atmos-
phere to the drawing room
mood.
Eventually, the Tamerlane
Room. opening from the low
er lobby, will be converted to
give the effect of a private,
18th century dining room.
Fine French scenic wallpaper
will be installed, red carpet
and red velvet draperies will
be added and an 18th century
authentic American mahog-
any breakfront will display
Crown Derby china.
Other areas done over are
the Blue Room and the Gar
den Restaurant. Even the
elevators got a fresh decor
touch with new blue, gold and
chocolate colored carpeting
and walnut paneled walls.
In upper floor halls, con
versation pieces are the newly
framed watercolors of Wash
ington scenes by local Artist
John Haymson.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

ed Hood College and is cur
rently a senior at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hill is a grandson OF
Mrs. Joseph F. Hamilton OF
Philadelphia and the late
Mr.. Hamilton and of Mr..
John j. Hill. jr. of Wynne-
wood and the late Mrs. Mary
Cramp Hill.
A graduate Of Episcopal
Academy. he attended the
University of Mexico and is
a senior at the University of
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Home Furnishings Editor

Decorating tips and tricks
adaptable for the home
are everywhere Incorporated
into the newly redecorated
Shoreham Hotel under the
guidance Of interior designer,
M. Edwin WEIGH, AID.
Mr.. Welch applied profess
sional know-how to innu-
merable problem spots after
tackling the mammoth job
last year. Gradually, re-
doing one area or room at a
time, he has succeeded in
turning the hotels public
rooms into intimate and in
teresting settings.
The trend in hotel decorat-
ing in the past few years has
been to convert hostelries
into "a home away from
home" atmosphere, but not
to the extent that the way
farer will feel he hasn't left
home at all. Hotel interior
decorators gravitate to a
warm atmosphere built
around rich appointments,
elaborate fabrics and carpets
not seen in the average home.
Mr.. Welch's decorating as
signment was to bring the
interiors up-to-date, not to
change the public rooms to
drastically new settings.
Large Lobby
His work. with ideas for
home consumption. began in
the lobby. one Of the largest
in any hotel in the world.
Its size. both upper and low
er lobby. contributed to a
cold, impersonal look about
as intimate as the Union
Station concourse.
To cut down on the upper
lobby size. Mr.. Welch created
an island Of living in the
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Club Votes
Donation

The Junior Woman's Club
Of Chevy Chase has voted to
donate a portion Of the So
400 to be contributed to the
Cerebral Palsy Association of
Montgomery County TO the
IA = 40 Club. the teen-age
young adult group sponsored
by the Junior Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Dining Room
MANAGER

Large, local. organization seeks
competent female Dining Room
Manager who hos at least z
yeors experience in First Gloss
operation. Must be oble to os-
sumo complete responsibility for
service end administration Of
Dining Room. Should be between
Is and 10 years Of use with
some college and willing TO re-
loeute in about year. Excel
lent starting soIuN. benefits. etc.
Send resume outlining ose, ed
ueStion, experience, earnings,
etc, 10 Box 3-Z, Stor.