davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SAlESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Am looking
for man of managerial ability, capable
of handling men and taking care of title
work in office. This is not tust another
ton for a man with proper qualifications.
Established firm.l Call C. D. MURPHY,
WE We HAVE HAVE oPENINGs JH III; for two topnotch
salesmen. TO sell space in our new Sl,500,-
over 100000 people visit our beautiful
than ell other Washing ton Cemeteries
combined. We train you quickly and thor
1usa than We s5 aD of TIL. 90a Statesmen san
America. You must have car and be a
GNi 9Ni n 1925 for appointment, FORT LIN
SALE sSLEsMaS.E daMEe eEpef for on. of wasbinp-
TONS outstandins Electrical spplianee
stores: good proposition to qualified man.
COLONY RADIO, 6119 Ga. ave. NV. Ask
SALESMAN, retail, with sporting goods
and model supply experience. Apply 933
statesmen WANTED. experienced, to sell
Call LERMAN BROTHERS. RE O723 on
vussday WaST TO toF MAKE Money Come and
Sc US, We We have szcsIiept sstup; CF eHE nss ss
BULLETIN CO, 2O24 N Krkwood rd ;,
Arlington; Va. oW 1897. Ask for Mrs
statesmen, to call on building trade;
complete line of kitchen equipment ex-
perience and car essential; good salary
and commission; write Us with full details
Of past experience. Box 214-X, Star. s
Statesmen WANTED. full or part time,
terms; commission. S. ADLER, mgr, 1901
] st ST. Sc Administer 6941.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE AND BLDG, on How.
ard rd. Sc, near Nichols ave. this small
sas sS5oo oe or owner sno viii se bus
ness for $1,000 and lease to responsible
party; terms can be arranged; excellent
Ra eash outlay t. s''gs WooDwaRp R OH
NV. RE. e5s5 SUNDAY and evenings.
kooMiSa hG MfGsFthS housfs M9 FoR SoRs SALE hsy.
in different parts of city. We will, be
shese ss p paees ea .fter S Labor N Dag bAN ne L.
Broker. 1910 i Vermont ave- % I'm. sl7 81.
WATCHMAKERs. ATTENTION. Front win
sfi1Fes sEIFesEKvfeeE LAUNDRY. 80 washers.
complete with dryers and and sxtrsctorS;
slsTse9 Phpps pnsfnsaTToS 1sskspn s2se io
thoroughfare. Complete line Of outstand-
ing fabrics, custom furniture, lamps, art
Wallpaper; finest market connection&s; & ss-
Washington because Of Ill health. Box
USED USED CAR Ar LOT. now in business; good
Ieeation; attr. proposition to right party.
BEER BIZ TAVERN. with of and on LIQUOR
rage with sasoline storage tanks in ground:
Chicken Grill Beltsvilie, Md. Wssh-Bsiti.
GRocEKfEs; MEATS. good corner store,
SMALL po%SfoWs SNN5R III EofE2 2E2s p.rm.5.n.
shs aae rishs s''s DsrtS. Terms Box s5s,@. y.
OPPORTUNITY to buy an established and
doing over $1,000 . week. of-sale beer
s2S .oeo; make cash oasr. K. +. dANas.
GOING Ss' RESTAURANT BUSINESS With
beer and wine license, good will equip
ment and long term lease for sale; excel
sRi sssi ekNE sPsff H Iossfa g...Ss a d. d. l5S6 5
auTo ~ MECHANIC. Al, will max. invest
nent with services In small trucking
aus s4s-T sno.hsr "spa'inE business
BARBER SHOP. very exclusive. air condi-
,ioned. chairs; l0-yr. lease, s125 per
no.; conveniently located in nearby Va.
call Mr.. Lane. YEONAs REALTY, 1900
wilson blvd, GL 2100, OK 1243. -s
upper Conn. ave. fully
:eedingly low rental; class C license; over
100000 annually: owner leaving city. The
isht y by by y for M the right man. No brokers.
~. 600 CASH WILL HANDLE-Delieatessea
,wner for IL years: have other interests
and must sell: net rent, $75 month. CAN
10. 1924 or ia. 293s. So
COUNTRY STORE and postoface with liv.
lng quarters, located on Q busy Maryland
ware and farming irnpiemenss: 5000,
terms on balance. LonR lease or sale OF
real property may bs arranged For fur.
her information eall HUDSON CO. UN.
tcor tinued on Next Paesl
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. keps
part time; tax returns prepared. state"
ments: audits; rsasonable oR :o74
CpA Experience also private accounting
experience in automotive field; college
graduate Box 233-V. Star.
experience in all phases of housing. private
residential and commercial work: available
Immediately for part or full time. Box
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALIST, 2s. college
grad, desires perm. connection with .
new car leadership. Box 34S-4, Star.
ESTIMATOR on remodellng jobs; thorough-
ly experienced and reliable. HI. 4S34. %
MAN, colored, wants part-time JOB. m.
MAN, white, desires position a. building
supt. or supervisor over eleanins. Box
S36-v. star.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FULL SCHOLARSHIP in all branches OF
drafting, in exchange for ONCE work .
ewes per wk. Call HO. 1855 Tuesday.
$50 to 8, for appointment. -6
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousnesS. Pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. -12'
CONTRACT BRIDGE instructions - New
1949 bids and plays. Glasses limited, with
personal attention. NEVA STOCK, GER
IIFIED INSTRUCTOR. Executive 353S. 6'
LEARN TO DRIvE IN WaShingtons oldest,
driver training school; I94s model cars
patented dual controls: permits secured
o: C.. Nd. Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1874
subjects taught. Approved By Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. l210 @ st nv. DI 1862
training in ali subjects; day. night and
part-time classes Get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. 2
ave. ME. 771s. Established 1918.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

experienced; 3 hours work
in evenings, SIS guaranteed. DE. 5505.
CLERK-TYPIsT for payroll and general
oflce work. Apply RoSSLYN STEEL g.
CEMENT CO.; 303l K st; NV. 5
sories; must have ideas and GOOD pro
ply with samples, employment otice,
9th A.; WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. $3.50
MAIDS: 6; 20 painters, 35 paper hangers,
10 bricklayerS, l o laborers also plumbers,
$50 day for s-hr day. Apply in person,
MEN MEN OF 5T'n woMEN 81 n" WANTED um. white
10 solicit Dry. cleaning on established
delivery or Collecting: full or part time;
no age limit must have own car. No
telephone calls STYLE CLEANERS, 3107
Nichols ave. sc. -
SCRIPT WRITER-Leading local radio
station needs script writer Preferably
experienced in agency or station work.
Box 1868, Star IN
WANTED, couple to board and take COM
plete care of partly paralyZed man who
must be bathed, dressed, assisted in walk
ing; can feed himself; speech affected
will pay $50 per month. Send application
with three references to Box 341-X, Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED riders, Chicago, Sept. 10. SP.
0354-W, Sun. or after weekdays. -6
WANTED, riders to Lincoln. Nebr share
expense. Leave Sept. o. MORRISON, VI.
DRIVING soUTH-CENTRAL IOWA Sept.
10 or IL; take 9; reaS. Phone FIR. 1892.
WANTED, . riders to Chicago Sept 10.
Sun. or after ) weekdays, SP. 0354-W. -6
LADY travelling to Texas Wednesday, Sept
8, Buick sedan. will take one or. two
women passengers or couple; share ex-
pensei, reference. Ma 3l2o. Ext. 29s'
until D.. m; or OV $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
REPAIRs AND sERXIcES.

ADDING MACHINES, caiculstors cleaned
oiled and adjusted. AL work suaranteed
RE. iI77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
BUILDING, REMODELING, repairing, car
pentry, brick work: cement; plastering,
MIR. BAKER, IL 1446, LU. 1858.
cAMKIA RKPAns-s1b 10th t nv.
27 years. e1psr,snee;A A iaesory petss, pet1s,s, roL-
repair work. painting and paper hanging.
porch and garage repairs,
JACK sp sPxRkEs Ho s4ss ss
CARPENTRY-Porches. closets, stairs,
roofing and painting done in q workman
like manner. For an estimate, call Will
SON. DI. Oss0. 10
painting, papering. Terms. AT 1853.
finished. recreation
rooms, porches irclosed, stairways,. dormer
windows: residential or commercial. J. z.
PORCHEs, roof repairing
painting, guttering. downspout. Call MR.
SWAMI, DI. 1000 after pm.
roof repairs, cement work,
repairs Of all kinds. Free estimates
eEHfk ek2Ekr Ax ARoRK. asS an kinds. damp s v..er.
pESpss S wsT insiSs' 81 sHasi Gsa. year rsa' plS''-
UrHOLsTERED furniture and
call Mr.. CRULEY any time. NO. 50s1.
REPAIRS ana inseailations:
sau / & MScf1ic oo- IA SsSS.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
PERSONAL,

NOBODY BUT EXQUISITE in Washing
ton gives you beautiful dyeins and a
guarantee against shrinkage. EXQUI-
SIZES dying Nna is like sfTsm from Call
VACANCY in nurses licensed home for
next to bath, clean and CONT sH 1858
NEW AND MODERN-Infant and small
children nursery, by, week or month;
trained nurses and diettians on 24-hour
duty; 3'36 r. l. ave, Brentwood, Md.
ANY ONE HAVING KNOWLEDGE of the
TaeTeab9uts b9 Of green 1926 Ford coupe
ATTY. ROBERT E. ENNIS. HI 1856 %
PRACTICAL NURSES ayailable-Traned
Eradaae 81 asa rigs mIss Or day duty rsss rates
PARSONS Co1NTRYsiDE I H "tsc scHooi, eaSi 0ay Day
and boarding; 18th season opens Sept. L;
nSfsery hroash 9Th 10
lunches. sa. h :, Asproyed @ s by MARYLAND state
VACANCY in NURSING HOME a4-hour
HNqTSinE NnW care nrTHrsS SH 8o4o 71o4 w,..on,,,
Arlington. OK 2644. Best work. lowest
prices. quickest service. ABc WEAVERs
MEADOWS REST HOME is now open and
will admit limited number of elderly
Pomeke Gssa R.ss oo
4sroysd y V u PE aSss .,'ensea ana aofi:l' ii:
new new term hot dinner. large playground.
REST HOME recently opened has one NOR.
pleasant, front room for an elderly person;
ssnosDhere awe best S food 0iG and es eaT.. eean, t
oeomfoTtsbls; Vieqns; Va. 44e-J. $.
sp G in saTSn and Nd sshS3
al teachers education through play. cul-
tqral . and an creative ACTIVITIES. Daily transp
nd g. hit uneh 6 Sfs so 5ay Ts hrs
KiDDIELANp NURSERY kindeTsarten
Trained tran sH tfsfhsT 5a h9t 9neRes
KALoRAMA CoNvALEsC2NT ESci home for
ambulatory. convalescents: private. semi
Driyae and small ward
HERNDoN coNvALEscENT HOME. Hern-
@ CON va. mas VACANCIES. na Reasonable rates.
fII PERMANKaST MaAsSNhKaSsF Va Waves. s4; shampoo and
ingerwave. SOC No appointments. All
FG5f s0ns skrY sE aeVeessd eEdsP Psio
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
5Es1At Siss An 1fchSicfSsJosrps Il 2S fH :sa5
Prompt service on dental plate, repairs
MAKE S2i n TIE E LIFE fff DeaSu NH Gs iaI
some one. Those old folks deserve the
fattention our rest home provides. Com
Portable rooms. lovely grounds, well-pre-
pared food. Reasonable rates. FA. 01Sl
HAIRCUT, TRIM?-New York's hand-tai.
lored, no clipper used, HOTEL SHERATON
LOBBY BARBER SHOP, 100 18th St W.
VACANCY for elderly ladies: det corner
home; front and side front rooms; board,
tray service. Tel. RA. 9143. 1904 Della
LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY. day school 2
years through kindergarten, Full cur
further information cali oV 2439: 800
THERE'S MORE no DRESsMAKING than
Just sewing. Only qualified skill and
expert fitting can bring out that pro-
fessional smart look you admire in others.
LEA ENGEL can restyle or alter your
wardrobe with that method. Originally on
5th ave. N. Y. now centrally located In
Loew's Bldg. At 1l1o st. NV. RIM. 20.
WANTED-Men and women who are I'M
married and enjoy good company, and
who like to fish en- Chesapeake Bay, ride
horses, swim. bowl. fly, play golf, or who
like a good clambake, dance or card party.
II you are over 30 and Of good character,
st. NV. Phone DE. $500, | to Q pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SITUATIONS MEN (coot. }

MAN, colored, wishes porter, janitor or
most any kind evening work, after $3.50
pm. Mr.. JONES, LU. 1928. Any time
MAN. colored. 20: driver, typist. elevator
and switchboard operator; wants employ
ment. TR. 2405.
MAN, colored, desires ianitor's job. MI
9270. $500 18th st. NV.
PAPERHANGER-PAINTE wants con-
tract, or cost plus jobs: 90 years expert
ence; white. Call any time. LU. 1894.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
BUSINESS SERVICES.

WALLMAsTER cleaning service now
available Our trained men wash walls
and ceilings quickly and thoroughly. Used
by leading hotels; hospitals and apts:
for your home office or apt. STEWART
DISTR INC, I745 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
BUSINESS

SECRETARIES, 1859 CmJ. PERSONNEL
SERVlCE, l3lI G st. NV, Ma. 2ll6
SELECT POSITIONS f), top salaries;
thousands placed; inquiry welcome. Visit
BOYD'S, 1901 G, Ma 234O,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the bet
ter ter school and ofhce positions. 204 Col
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE FIRST-CLASS COLORED HELP
Full or part time, also dayworkers. Call
AID. ,0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1883 Wallach pl NV IS
the high cost of living,
Get good domestic Job. S25 to $50 week
ly: Also plenty of days work Apply
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, ~
Florida ave u W "a
Evening star., 1948-09-06

SLIP COVER AND DRAPERY sewers. Ap-
ply R. C, NJ, BURTON & SONS, 911 E
sTENOGRAPHER; ability to take dicta-
tion and type accurately important; top
salary; 5l2-day wk. KINSMAN OPTICAL
STENoGRAPHER for general Office work,
tonian preferred; permanent position; sal
sTy sseeoTdtnf to sbilIty 5a-day ssk yssk
sTENoGRAPHER. for American Automo-
bile Assoc; some experience preferred; 40
yaneement: ME-; 402l, Ext. 205. u
ably in eos retirement system. Call
sE S56f GFs1 Eeek snd
for competent young lady. 2o-35; with ex-
perienes in stenograIphy ssheekins bills
4oohour 40 Siref week PA planned % promotions and
excellent working conditions in newspa per
sce Apply PszionRel ENsSfn oss ReGm 504
sfENoGRAPHER. experienced. permanent
Pqslton 5day 1ohosT l1s wess Goth cen
sTENoGRAPHER. high school graduate;
4o,hr. wk;, permanent position. AMERI-
STENoGRAPHER - Permanent position,
private concern: fve-day week; air -condi-
toned office. MISS WHITE, Elk. 5S67 -
STENOGRAPHERS, experienced. accurate:
5-day 40-hr. week; air-conditioned Office;
opportunity TO advance. Apply In person,
MELPAR, INC, 452 Swami ave, Alex
andria, Va. -
STENOGRAPHER-Salar So, 800 per W.
for experienced accurate young women.
age 20-30; 7-hr day. 5-day wk.; inter-
esting work. air conditioned ONCE. Tele-
phone EX. s205 Tues for app. -6
STEN0GRApHER. permanent position;
group insurance, disqualification and pen
sion plan: 5a days. r. p. ANDREWS
PAPER CO.. 71s 18th st. NV. IS
STENOS. part-time. for public steno Of
fee: must be thoroughly experienced 1925
vt ave, Suite 20l DI 314l -S
STENOGRAPHER ASSISTANT for interest
ing position in placement department Of
nationally known school, age 81 to so;
chance to use imagination and initiative;
hours. s:I5 to 4:45. Monday through Fri
day. See MRS. DUNN, 230i Pa. ave, NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Sb!-Narv01V Skirts Runz0red
Due for d Fashion Comeback
Bv Eieni

and blouses is on Pierre Balmain's
side" for he prefers them to
dresses. Outfits Of three and four
pieces that may be interchanged
are what he considers perfect ad-
ditions to the wardrobes of young
girls.
Other fashion tips given the Hol-
ton-Arms students included the use
of stoles. Balmain feels that stoles
are attractive and can flatter any
woman who uses them correctly.
Full, full skirts he does not like.
He has developed a new cut that
he features in many of his designs
which he has titled "half-bias.' -
1t is neither a bias or straight cut.
With this he does away with un-
calmly skirt fullness.
White extras" on outfits such as
his new "fillip" sleeves that resem-
BILE blouses poking from underneath
sleeve, pull right off. This is
probably the most unusual fashion
camouflage seen to date either in
France or America.
Concluding his talk and fashion
show, M. Balmain told the senior
class and Junior college students.
France can bring you elegance,
luxury, dignity. fantasy and fashion
escape. Ipredict that narrow skirts
will be the most important in the
fashion picture. A woman wearing
a narrow skirt will move more ele-
gantly. She will take care of the
way she sits and how she walks.
OF course, she will have to walk
slowly +"
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Holton-Arms students heard
Pierre Balmain tell them early last
week that they are at the cross
roads of fashion. Either theyll be
elegant or they won't when they
grow up. A girls sense Of meas
ure," as M. Balmain phrased it
should be the guiding factor, even
in her teens.
A girl must understand that
elegance is not made up of &C.
centricities, but Of simplicity. With
that one statement M. Balmain ap-
parently closed the door on the
era of the bobby soxer."
The designs shown to the Hol-
ton-Arms students were from
his present Partisan collection
Brought over with him on this, his
third trip, were street clothes, for
mails, and even a negligee outfit
He even had one of his models
from Paris flown over especially
for the event. Petite, blond Jear
Garan modelled several Of the Bal
main originals that were seen by
the Washington students before be-
ing displayed to any other group
in the United States.
Most of the clothes shown were
for an older age group. All, re.
gardless, were received delightedly
by the girls who started mentally
adding several years to their cur
rent ages and visualized themselves
wearing the creations.
The young girl who wears skirts
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Record
Row
Rr BETTY Miles

"You Can't Be True, Dear" a
lifting new hit with a European
flavor, is a continental "Heartaches. i"
Like its American counterpart, it
was originally recorded some time
back-10 years ago, in this case.
The tune, we hear, Is an old German
waltz that was remade into a popu-
lar song, and Is the first postwar
ditty to come out Of Germany. It
was discovered in the Chicago area
a few months ago through some one
who had brought 1t over from Eu-
rope, and was featured by a Chicago
disc jockey. Now it has spread
through this country.
Will Glahe and his orchestra
offer one OF the versions of the
song. The Glahe recording was
imported. Turnpike Polka" rem
dered by Henri Rene and his Musette
Orchestra, is the sprightly coupling.
The number has also been recorded
by the Marlin Sisters and Eddie
Fisher, accompanied by the Co.
lumbians. Their version is backed
by "Toolie Oolie Doolie."
There's a Dick Haynes version of
the same tune that is very pleasant,
indeed. It's pressed on the back
Of the Haynes rendition Of Mature
Boy" the simple and successful tune
written by Yogi Eden Ahbez and
introduced by Nat King" Cole.
Mature Boy" has also been record
ed by Frank Sinatra.
**
"Sparky's Magic Piano." a newly
released album, is dedicated to that
turning point in the lives of thous-
ands of children who are taking, or
will take, music lessons" when many
children, it is claimed, get discour-
aged and desert the piano. This is
the story of Sparky, whose original
enthusiasm for playing the piano
has been buried under a tedium of
scales and studies. His piano turns
out to be a magic one, however
that talks and responds to his un-
u dllo Ny
playing itself brilliantly.
The album was written and pro-
duced by Alan Livingston, who is
responsible for Rusty in Orchestra
vile" and "Bozo at the Circus" The
original music and arrangements
are by Billy May, also Of Rusty"
and "Bozo" fame. Sparky is played
by Hollywood child actor, Henry
Blair. Ray Turner, who has been
performing for twenty years, unseen.
in motion pictures, actually playing
the piano in place of the star of the
piece, does the honors on this one.
Love Somebody" is tune worth
looking for. It's done by Singers
Doris Day and Buddy Clark, with
the orchestra under the direction of
George Siravo. Conversational sing
ing" it is. and the melody is a lilt-
ing one. The overall effect is some
what like a sophisticated and tune
full round" Mitchell Ayres' Band
accompanies the two singers in the
pleasant Confess" which is the
coupling.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
The Young Idea F'"ss
Lack Of Self-Contidemce
Brings Real Unbabbiness
By Claire Cassidy, Is,

to a game of tennis. AS was said
before, the only one who can help
you is yourself. The remarks or ac-
tions of other people should not be
dwelt upon. Maybe you will find a
few people who delight in making
others miserable but for every one
of them you are bound to find some
one who is really friendly.
With this thought in mind you
should remember that, times out
of 10, people do not keep their eyes
and minds focused on you for long.
If dancing is your worry because you
might not be exactly a standin for
Arthur Murray, don't be afraid to
try for fear that the other kids
might say, What an ick, she can't
even two-step." 1t is more than
likely that they will be concentrating
too much on dancing with their big
moment" to even notice you. The
same principle applies to sports,
public speaking and other things.
Your personality is one of your most
priceless possessions; whether it will
win friends or lose them for you de-
pends on you. Now is the time for
you to develop it to your advantage.
Life is fun: why miss out by being
afraid of it?
(The Sunday Star tpill publish
each tDeek an article pritten by
a student from. high school in
this Dicinitu.)
Evening star., 1948-05-02

StruCtorS. This includes machines
and mat work. One can have IL
lessons for S22 or 20 for $50
all include steam cabinets
and no charge for gym suits.
Or, II massage and cabinets for
$40. The Colonic Department is un-
der the supervision OF a colonic
technician who can help you with
your problem. Remember! All
linen and equipment is kept hospi-
tai clean for your protection. Budg-
ct plan If desired. Call for con-
sultation-Dl. 3616. Or call in
person-1221 CONN. AVE.
>>>>>>
" REAUTY AND THE
BEACH, Bare midriffs,
brief shorts. and swimming toys
aren't very kind to figure faults.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Theaier Note

Few actresses in the history
Of the American theoter Of this
generation con boost Of so i'm
posing q string Of hits as Jone
Cowl is identified with.
A stor since she was four
teen, she hos won and retained
the objection Of all who hove
seen her perform, Her record
includes such remembered hits
as Smiling Through" Com
mon cloy" and THE Rood to
Rome" As Juliet in Romeo
ond Juliet" she ron up q score
Of 9eS consecutive perform
onees, q worlds record for oil
Shokespeoreon productions thot
remains unbroken.
She returns to Washington
otter an absence Of six yeors
-. and opens tomorrow night
ot the National Theoter in
THE First Mrs. Fraser"
Evening star., 1948-05-02

q very mlSeraDIe one.
An inferiority complex can cause
much trouble and unhappiness to a
person. A casual remark made by
some one, perhaps unconsciously,
may take root in the victims"
mind and grow to such a degree that
she feels positive that the remark
was deliberate attempt to hurt her.
Now is the time for the victim" to
take herself in hand. She should
remember that the thing to fear is
fear and not the dread of being i'm
perfect in everything, from dancing
Evening star., 1948-05-02
PietaiI Wigs

Newest wrinkle among the teen
age set is the pigtail wig of yarn
to match ones sweater. Four
ounces of 4-ply knitting worsted,
little knitting to cover the crown
Of the head. and two opulent
braided pigtails transform any gai
on campus Wear the braids loose,
or tie them under the chin for a
scarf effeCt-or wind them atop
your pate in coronet.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

take part IN a
game for fear of
not being just
right or who re-
fuse to try out
for the school
play because
they lack that
certain "some-
thing" known as
confidence. This
predicament is
c o m m o n ! y
termed an in
feriority COM
plex and can
pooka fha 0nr
son so afflicted
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Saratoga Potatoes, Mexican Salad,
Rum Bun, Bread and Butter and
Coffee or Tea. So be sure to order
it when you go to O'Donnell's on
Friday. There are many other
tempting seafood dishes on the
menu-as well as steaks, chops
and fried chicken. Go for lun-
cheon, for dinner, for late supper.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or in any of the
other attractive Marine Dining
Rooms. 1921 and 1907 e ST. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

bles-with new motors and con-
trolls, and brand-new luggage car
rying cases for only s49.5O, COM
plete. Terms as low as $5 a month
with one year free service guar
anteed. See them tomorrow. 917
F Street NV. Phone RE. 1900.
Also-at 1881 H Street NE. Phone
AT. 1858, Night and Sunday, call
co. 0O25.
>A>>t>
" ERIDAY is THE Day
when there is a de-
lightful treat in store for you! Every
Friday from 1:30 am. to midnight
Evening star., 1948-05-02

net, diet or gym
n a sizes. Arthritic
sufferers report t
great relief by hav-
ing the Thermol
Cabinet and Mas
sage - W hich is
given by competent
operators. Gymnas-
tic sessions are
given by skilled in