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Evening star., 1949-07-17
TODAY.

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ANAHID AyEmrAN. 3iolinist; MARC
AJEMIAN, pianist: sonata recital.
National Gallery Of Art, pm.
X k0RaF5F 454 fSsst' iSss sonata r''s No n''GE
Hovhaness' "sh.takh," Debussy,s
Sonata. Brahms Sonata. No. 8,
D Minor
AIR FORCE BAND, 1t. Col. George 8.
Howard, CWO John Yesulaitis, CON-
ductors; east front. Capitol. pm
Gne G1leys Hssdinei sstat ov. asntSns G. smith hf
saxophone soloist; Grofe's "Missis-
Miserst. Glenn Darwin. baritone;
GreenWood's The Circus" Dry
BoPss err Gsashsrt sbiv Esssn FsllEess Is Is
Our God" arr. Genuchi, Singing
Hill's AT the Gremlin's Ball"
Geonld,s Yankee Doodle" creston's
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell. conductor: Car
'Marche slave. op. az; "coneerto
for Violin. Major." Miss Glenn;
NJ: 4s,g.. List Overture s0'ens'''
DALE CORNER. organ recital, Mar
iorie Corner. marimbist. assisting:
Church, $50 pm. Bach's Two
Choral Preludes." Franck's "chorale.
Ao.na Minor not, Wein5:rEer M':, sonr n,5s .1n5
MHnensoneH Minen; oH.1.s Htslnf w.less Today
Where Jesus walked, stenson's
The Prayer Perfect Miss Corner.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
WEDNESDAY.

MARINE BAND. Mai. william F, san-
telmann. leader; east front. Capitol.
pm Fuciks "Florentiner,"
Overture" to Aubsr's ''Massaniello."
Rachmaninoff' Prelude, G. Minor:
Staisers Carnival of Venice" Rob
ert De Hart, cornet soloiSt: selec-
tions from Rombers's Blossom
Time" Grainger's Londonderry
Air" Months "Cgardas." Oliver
Zinsmeister, marimba soloist:, Wald-
teufers "Espans' Finale" from
Dvorak's Symphony No. 5. Z
Evening star., 1949-07-17

On Wednesday night, WBL
members vie for master points
at the Hotel Roosevelt, and on
Saturday afternoon the leagues
Women's Auxiliary will hold its
monthly open pair master point
contest at 1855 Euclid street NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
SATURDAY

SOLDIERS home MILITARY BAND.
Franklin D. Charles, bandmaster;
bandstand, pm. Hildreth's On
The Western Front" Benefits THE
Feast Of Lanterns" overture. Ketel-
bey's I'm Chinese Temple Ga rden, -
ks Lsf "Hot fsss w,,sur rI.ie1ens n Kieis.r
xylophone soloist: Waldteufefs For
get Me Not Bellstedt's 'Psttibones
Compliments" -..
Evening star., 1949-07-17

WARREN 2. JOHNSON, oRGAkIST
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
lznd snd P 81. NV. 7:3o O'Clock
feeeata- aesrgS Krisssr
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Programs of the Week

FACULTY ENSEMBLE RECITAL. Nc
Mahon Hall, Catholic, universl-x.
pm Faure's Second Piano Quar-
tet, op. AS. G Minor; Schumann's
Piano Quintet. Op. A" Raoul Da
Costa. Allen Martin. yiolins: George
Wargo. viola: John Martin. cello;
Emerson Meyers. piano.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Benson B. Moore, Restoraionist> Artist
He Touches Up the Work of the Masters

. A s AN ARTIST, Benson B.
l. n Moore finds it more prof.
liable to redo the paintings
of others than to paint his
own.
He is what you might call
a observation-disclosures of the
few artists who specialize in
putting old or soiled paint
ings back into glossy good
shape.
How does an artist feel
about putting his own brush
to the paintings of the great
masters? Mr.. Moore long ago
ceased to be finicky about it.
In his time he has repainted
or touched up the originals
of many of the artistic greats,
Rembrandt, Corot, velasquez,
Gainsborough and Van Dyke,
to name a few.
Mr.. Moore, 66, does most of
his work In a studio behind
his home at 2Ol9 Monroe
street NE His clients in
clude private collectors, gal
leries, institutions and Gov
ernment departments. Occa-
sionally he goes to the site of
a picture which Is too large
to be removed easily. Several
months ago he was q tourist
side show at the Capitol,
while he repaired a picture
Evening star., 1949-01-09
A Coreful, Precise
Job He Inherited
From His Fother

S&SAA~N ASAA4S&s& 1A&SWA~AA ~ WAAS
Pilgrims"
Paintings Of all kinds come
to him. most of them on cam
vas, but some on zinc, copper
or even cardboard. Most of
them are worn with age. One
was 500 years old. He insists
that his clients take the pic
lures out of the frames before
they bring them into his
studio.
Those old rocco frames
are fine gathering places for
dust" he says, land dust Is
my biggest enemy. It gets
into the varnish."
The first thing he does Is to
turn over the battered canvas
to a reliner, Harry Q. Seebold,
who mounts it neatly on q
wooden panel. Then Mr..
Moore cleans the picture with
q special fluid. Sometimes he
has to dry-clean the picture,
rubbing in the agent with
the heel Of his hand. Then he
applies a nourishing fluid
which gives new life to. the
painting. He follows this with
another cleaning, and then
he fills up cracks and holes
with filler material such as
a wax resin combination or
putty.
Occasionally he has to put
a patch in the back of the
canvas to keep it from buck
ling. He covers the I'LL with
a solution Of alcohol and
shellac, following which he
gives the picture a coat of
retouching varnish to bring
out the real color. Then
comes the most ticklish Job,
the repainting of obliterated
features, trying to match the
original colors. When the
paint is dry the picture is
given a final coat of varnish
which MIR. Moore concocts out
Of damar gum.
He is careful not to use any
water in his preparations,
since water gets down in the
cracks of the canvas and
forms a fungus.
Like most specialists, prac-
titioners of this art have their
own little formulae and secret
techniques. Mr.. Moore Is
careful not to reveal what
particular fluids or materials
he uses to get the best results.
MIR. Moore came into the
business more or less by in
heritance. His father before
him had done the same kind
of work for 60 years. having
framed and reconditioned
paintings for the White House
since the days Of President
Grant.
A lifelong resident of the
District, Mr.. Moore studied at
the Corcoran School of Art
and is highly regarded as a
painter and etcher. His walls
are studded with many of his
originals, which, incidentally,
Evening star., 1949-04-25
HELP WoMEk


ARTIST-Expert shoe artist required
for fulI-time work; no amateurs OF
students need apply. good salary,
s-day week. pleasant working con-
ditions. Give qualifications. experi.
ence and samples In FIRST letter. Al
replies confidential Samples viii be
returned promptly. Box 1910. star.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPEK--youas
woman, high school graduate, sge
Is 70 80, for position in account
ing dept: typing necessary book
keeping cxper. pref: 5.-dsy wk.;
perm. position. Call l. J. Mllllken
Tor appt Ma. 4lsl. CHARLES O.
AssisTANT to bookkeeper = some
exp. necessary: 5-day week: GOOD
salary: pleasant WORKING conditions,
Apply KENT STORES. INC. cess
w. Virginia ave. ne. -1S
ASSISTANT BO0KKEErER. for rsal
estate loan and insurance of1ce:
exper. not nee. but must have
knowiedse Of bookkeeping and pc
accurate fyuiss: hrs. a-5: b-day VIZ /:
sasary. $40. p. J. WAISHE, ING.
l1l6 Eye st. nv. Ma. 646e. --2c
Evening star., 1949-04-25
PERSONAL

a HoMI sestsF than ss home Less.
~ suburban room Tor tldss1 tas'
or eouplt teatuTlns sSrslsfEt fofs
A cpantFS. SIDE Asmnsnhttt eonae'
awe TO sg!tt are Tttt Cd lnth
DON'T TAXI A CNASCf-RsweasIn
shegle he dcet b. experts rs ySars
know has" with prpisAtiansl agsE
atess. fast service SEnnifcsAff
AM si0 osi N Z Cas- : sra' 10 ens Ss'i IL .s.,
yrars 90 % Akilita in correct s'tins
LEA ENuFl. Drtssmassr tfsFmsFts
ef as ave n VI hnas nethins
toe hard 10 handle Custom mad.
rektylins. aitsftiiers ctn,faNJ L.
s:I.S Y.j.Sssn. :, TX rx F,.as ~ ROC" 10
rfriNG ana procttssatns mAss'
scripts, letters and othrt oeny st'
ptrlenee in Government eetAnrs'
and nswkpapef wers, win cali sno
rowS s;,,.''. Asb S1 ;totsrsr .enoo,.
rertatien fully appressa ssoi
oeorsis ave. sH la1s.
VACANCY N NURSING ssoMk - - !.
hour nurstns care, Issensse b.
county snd state. sh toto
VACANCY, private re.t homs ia'
sissd care. Rsas fatss, sH, salt
WILLIAM TiNNFY --- Neither sad
fathe, critically ~. PheDt ELEANOR
Phjls Rittsnhoasr H~td1A
NAtIRlf. A isw vseAnetss 4 rsstseA
from Bethesda On Rockville plt
.4.hT nursing service, Fulls H.
esnsed WI 1901 Sc
ssms' elderly lsay sTst hooi, va,
srrts. slt,.n sIga So
BOYS CAMf. sses s-la Ja,s and
August between Baltimore taa
WRAhinEtou kximmihg pool ai1a eli
sports rates reasonable LONG
WOOD CAMP. Rox sax' UntS
Nd Phone Axhtsn s4al
ROOM AND noARD teT elderly people
With nursing care opposite wafer
REED Hnkpttsi 0E Sstk 80
RffRF sENT individual. Civil service
Beard Of Appeals hsatinS OF eogrt
Box Also stAI
Evening star., 1949-04-25
SALESMAN

sALEsMAN. indqstrial insaIanee;
licensed agent. on established debit
5qassrt Ss SO Msee.kSRY sessly 70 start: ia "a
can talk fntelliaentiy and want to
Conn. ave, 8-i2 Mon. and Tues:
SALESMAN wANTED-we are look
ing for man between 27 and 30
years Of age who can tackle an ex-
ecutive selling Job, He may or may
not have had previous selling expe.
Iiencs, but should ,is be agsdTsssti,ys ids S. ,s,s
Els personality to an estabilshed
program of selling. He should bt
$4,000 and 1000 yearly; Appls
Room aIo Ring BuildinEi 18th aae af
sMsLEssMiANIs5.oSo ssai ~ 100 Mn up Class; earee,
pointment selling only. Draw
against earned commission,. EN;
SSYcLoPAEJDIIAs Lp! JI sos BRITANNICA. sS sai'
saIEssHS, Al Ssas RE- ssps esla to sell upholstery
fabrics and supplies to est. trade;
some travelling; salary, expenses and
com. basis. BOX TITO, Etar.
SALEsMEN--Good connection. with
established organizatlon; DlStrlct'
Md. and Va. territory; siding, insu-
lation or storm window experience
helpful; good character reference
required, Phone $40 to o am. for
APPOINTMENT, ST. A97S. '-26
Statesmen wanted to sell iewelry on
the outside Drawing account. 71S
7th st. NV. See MR.. KANE.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for cor
rect person, must be familiar with
all gas house heating equipment
and must be able to make surveys
Of heat loss, will furnish leads: ex-
eel. commission. Box 349-D, Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
HONE iMpsovIMrkTs

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Evening star., 1949-04-25
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GIBBS FE NAau to ~-2H
N for AkE familiar wIih The eI-
sanitation Of phene SknsaAAsnE
and hogse eEnvsSSgns sAiss pres ram,
yea HAy be ihs<yeSed Ia ersHnlsans
such . pEoGysrf ioY a Ions -easab-
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GEORGE. ST eleo fes more lntoi
nation sd
LAR6E REAL ESTATE OFFICE re-
QuiTes the service Of . yauns lady
under rs yTs, Of sGt. as clerk typtst
IN our insurance dept mEst have
some business experience, preferably
insurance also be AZ accurate ana
moderately fsst tsplst. pleasant saF-
rouneinss, excellent wcrklns Goa
ditieGs. permanent position no
Saturday work, salary. apron 81 SO
mo. TO start In reply, state sss,
experience and any helpful infof-
nation Box s2a-0. Star. "a
5ET $50 selling loo boxes Efestins
cards Napkins, coasters. sta,seneTs
and complete line with name on
Costs nothing To try sene for ssua'
pies and selling plan on approval,
WKICONE. Sse Plane st., Dee& 81.
Newark ?, N J
CASHIER-WR
Permanent position With EXCELLENT
salary; s-esv week,
VIM. HAHN e. CO.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
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AGENTS

Observation-Disclosures Assns.,
lodge. vol IRE cos, churches, strins
bands, fraternal orders, etc. Raise
funds. Start q merchandise club.
Earn 5000 10 1000. Absolutely no
Investment. Easy to operate. Write
for illustrated catAloE and full de-
tails, HORROw FURNITURE Co,
ia Chestnut ST.. Phila. 8. Pa. Our
Mr.. Chas. Horrow will be at the
Raleish Hotel. Washinston. D. G,
pointment. mentioning your phone
number. -
Evening star., 1949-04-25
HruAr,oAs poMrsr,c

GIRL. ceteTrs wsnis hs es Ssrs
fct rhtlS staY SaSHr hkaea Fet
1t 9-stds -
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stNe nishFw@sk MI &ATa
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HA>p tACNnkfss wants wprt u
DO ~ hone family wash fkpt
risnesa. reliable rata setth -
LAUNDRY wAkK to ee eat. ireH
a. ~ hhSstt
Evening star., 1949-04-25
YOUNG MEN

interviewing. with opportunity 70
become branch managers. Arthur
Murray's expansioN program has
made opportunity for high-caliber
personnel. yrs college education
preferred. but not essential Pre-
vious experience not necessary. Ap-
ply in person. 2-6 pm, See MISS
FERRELL. Do not phone. 1106
Evening star., 1949-04-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES

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mos. Specialist vote trainlhs oan'
cert, church preparation. -Do sgs
EARN YouR nigh SCHOOL ai-
plema .na prepare Tor state saalt-
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tn business snd ems lnssfins q
approved. See or phone ! C. y,
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teacher, EASY neihe6. private Ira
sons. ~ per hesf, Box ttS-o. star
Learn to Drive In a Cofy
The universIty Driving Lab. ef5sss D
complete persoBAiissh artsrT+tFstss-
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Standard rates. Cali Af. tBss
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MEN WANTED

21 to 80: assure your future with q
permanent position operating a
streetcar or bus. We teach you
year-around earnings. plus free
transportation, paid vacations. paid
sick leave and other benefits Come
into our employment ONCE and talk
1t over. Apply now. Monday
through Friday, $3.50 am. to IL
TRANSIT co.
1892 M st. NV. (Take Routes 10
Rosslyn, 20 Cabin John. 80 Friend
ship HEIGHTS streetcars direct to
the door "a
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Statesmen
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Training class Just starting. weekly
draw to those qualifying; highest
commissions. /. Sell Alum-A-Lite. the
triple track sensation Of the screen
and storm window industry. Also
plans available, summer plan, no
down, payment, FLA. etc. Backed
BY extensive newspaper ads. See
Mr.. Tulman. mornings.
Weather-MaSter Co.
3i0 Sheridan st. NV. IA. 4aoi.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
YOUNG MAN

To work in our accounting depart
ment This is permanent jot
with many employmsnt ADVANTAGES
high school graduate or better
some knowledge OF bookkeeping es-
tential: must oe able TO type; must
De able to pass physical examina.
ton: S3s Der week TO start with
ply personnel ONCE. Room 504. Star
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Evening star., 1949-04-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
tor. knowledge of typing and will
ingness to work In bookkeeping
balance of operating machine
UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS. 93l
Investment Bldg. -25
WE ARE DESTROYS Of interviewing
experienced saiespeople with spe-
cialty shop experience for our Gus
tom-made upholstery yard goods
dept. Starting salary will be COM
parable with experience OF applt-
cant. Pleasant surroundings; g.
day, 40-hour week; generous COM
pany benefits and privileges. Apply
In person. employment ONCE, 3rd
floor. THE HECHT CO.. 7th and +
FOR SUPER MARKET-Girl checker,
Girl to wrap self-service meats; pro-
duee man. Call 81. 1880, 20 B.
ROCK CREEK SUPER MARKET
1928 Grubb I'd, Silver Spring, Nd.
"a
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T. EVENINU . I Al
1lOI Pa. Ave. NV. -
I IUI IA Ave, N W.
YOUNG MAN

Between the ages Of 90 and 30, fol
casualty insurance underwriting
experience desirable but not essen
tial; applicant must be above av-
erage in intelligence and be willins
to study after hours: excellent op-
portunity for right party. Apply
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO, 62C
woodward Bids, 18th and H sts,
Evening star., 1949-04-25
HELP MEN
YOIJNG MAN
scoring . ="

opportunity for high school
graduate, under IS. to start as
clerk in once of association serving
FIRE insurance companies; knowledge
Of tipping nee. 37l2-hr, 5-dsy wk.
Phone Ma. 1880 bet 8 Am. and 4
Evening star., 1949-04-25
MESSENGER

white boy. age 16 or II. 70 work
paper: 4O-hour week. GOOD work
ing conditions. many employment
ADVANTAGES. opportunity for ad-
vancement. Only those who want
permanent. full-time employment
to pass physical examination, Ap-
ply personnel ofiice. Room 504. Star
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