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Evening star., 1950-08-05

WANTED AT ONCE!
RELIABLE MAN
II, you are a resident OF the following
business connection, kindly con
tact me by wire or letter for an
appt. for a personal interview.
Silver Spring D. of G.
Takoma Park Rockville
College Park Mt. Rainier
HyattSville Bethesda
men between the ages of 81 and AZ
pref: no selling exp. nee MR.. CUM
M1NGS. COLL Eton rd., Silver Spring,
Md.
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HELP WOMEN (cont. }

ASSISTANT MANAGER. white. 25 to
40, dry cleaning experience; must
have best of reference and able to
do general work. in dry cleaning:
For details call PEELERS DRY
ator; open also for good manicurist.
FRED THE HAIRsTYLIsT at Phil
ipsborn, 60S 18th st. NV. -
BEAUTICIAN, competent, man or
woman; top salary. l day of; air
cond. salon. WILLIAM OF N. Y.
Hair stylists, 1915 Mich. ave. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. at once. all
around with following Good sal
ary and commission. CATHEDRAL
SALON OF BEAUTY, 5000 Conn.
ave. HO. 9546. -
BAZAAR. 14th and F sts. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
full time; 1st-class, conditioned
sshaoop: good hours and salary. EN-.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
DEVoNsH1RE BEAUTY SALON. OR.
BOoKKEEPER-one day per week;
knowledge labor reports, contrac-
tors office; local refs. Box 25o-R,
BooKKEEPER- SECRETARY Real
ssars seeptona O0d seernf
opportunity; Old. reliable. progreS-
sive firm, Downtown location. Box
BUYER
For sportswear dept: one with ex-
perience: good salary plus bonus.
Apply KLEIN'S, 1927 F st. NV,
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HELP WoMEN

NURSE, white. with some executive
ability. to assist mgr. in suburban
sanitarium; live in. FA. 0643. IS
PBX-TYPTST for large furniture
store: pleasant working. conditions,
company benefits. Apply at once.
HOUSE g. HERMANN FURNITURE
CO., 18th and Eye SITS. NV. -6
PHOTO FINISHER, Velox rapid
printer. FLEET PHOTO SERVICE,
1882 14th st. NV. IS
PIANIST-White, Mon.. through
Thurs. Call RA. 1888 after 3 pm.
PRACTICAL NURSEs-white. good
salary and WORKING conditions; day
or night duty. Apply mornings at
pRAGTfGpAp I1HG Hps9n ST. tNfnIRisE. Dix; companton,
white, to assist in care Of elderly
patient and do light housekeeping;
! liye = in pr, GEi 2966i r.n.., s otsso.
in large apartment development
in Silver Spring area; typing re-
quired, shorthand helpful but not
essential; prefer young married
woman without children; interested
in renting apartment on premises;
5h-day week; salary, $500 per
month; Tel. MR.. FINNEY, JU.
RESIDENT MGR, for boarding club"
for l month or more; rm. and
meals, salary. Prefer unemployed
woman. exper. g.h.w., neat. board
ing house, etc. Write Box APPS,
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)
PHARMACIST


Reg. D. c., experienced, local refer
ences, desires immed. full-time en-
ployment. OW. 6045 before IL am.
PPING-RECEIVING CLERK de-
sires perm. position with reliable
firm; has D. C. drivers permit;
capable of managing shipping or
receiving; salary S45 wk. to start;
refs from past position Box LII
MAN-Colored. wishes Job as chauf-
YOUNG MAN, recent high school
graduate, desires job to learn trade
or business; 3h yrs. mech. draw.
some exp. as plumbers apprentice
YOUNG MAN, married, desires perm.
part-time morning work only; typ
ing, office work, gas station, store,
driving, etc. AP. 2374. IS
POSITION AS JANITOR wanted by
family from Europe. Phone Ho.
RETIRED CAPTAIN, o.. S. N. age
40, mild physical disability, avail
able for executive or administrative
position. Fair knowledge OF French
s and Spanish, Widely Travelled in
siraSie. preferssiy id so'tees west Geast 0ol o.
foreign., although local is perfectly
acceptable. Best experience in ad-
ministration or ship building and
repairs. Box HOT. Star. -6
VET, COL, 20, needs employment
hrs, 8 pm. to 2 am: experienced
Multilith oper., clerk, porter, busboy
driver. ST. 7699, Sat. and Sun. 81
SALES OR PROP. MANAGEMENT
Executive, engineering background
experienced heating, air-conditioning
refrigeration, building equipment
capable manager sales, personnel
procurement, maintenance. Will
consider sound proposal. Box 442-S
Star. g.
COLORED MAN desires Job as porter
or helper on truck. FIR. I'M. Il
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

GIRL, CoLoRED, DESIRES 5 days
ESrk; ES osSs s. day. carfaFe' excel refs.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. Call
Ii. 6-954S.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. or
COLORED GIRL wants taking care OF
child or light housework. Ii. 4-S246.
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w.: plain cook
ing; live in: not in Easements refs.
RE. 6205. IRENE -6
GIRL, COLORED, DESIRES Job as
tailor's helper. nursemaid or g.h.w.;
references LA. 6-5547.
COLORED GIRLS WANTS part-time
or days work: refs: AD; 64s7,
COLORED WOMAN WANTS part-time
work; mornings: exper,; refs. Call
before ) pm. HU. 1926. ,-6 =,
GOVERNESS, French, educated, will
take complete care Of children: light
housevork. ia. 1857. Sc
LADY desires g.h.W.. .5-day week or
6ss5 dsgzs work refs. Call anytime, 10
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL desires g.h W,
day work. or working in laundry;
reliable. NO o264. -5
COLORED-PLAIN cooking and Inv,
8 or 5l2 days week; live out. Du.
1854
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BooKKEEPER, 25 to 35. prefer
exper.; prefer man with car. Apply
in own handwriting, giving full in
formation and earliest date avan.
AMERICAN A:I TRAILER CO., 1880
BooKKEEPER.AccouNTANT. for an
established firm. Perm. position;
pay. bonus: Box 32-,T. Star. -
isr s and Walden Tdsi; 2 blks: above
BRiCIKLAYERs. plenty of good work
brcSsyer, MSsSe MO ton AND w.rss ys fos BW
BRiCKLAYERs. white: 2 yrs. work.
p. c. and Md; call ST.. 1886 during
day; day; rs or report to Weaver st. and
BRicKIAYERs. qualified mechanics
for first-class work in Md, Va. and
D. c.; two years work ahead; union
Esfsss NEfsN go9a ga c9nditions st WiIIiAM ca h
BufI6MG MAINTENANCE FORE
MAN-Exper. handyman. able to do
simple carpentry, painting and
b-day vk., vacation and sick leave
Box EFT. Star. ~ OOO6 IS
CARPENTER wanted for remodelinR
work; year round employment: no
lay-offs. Apply Room 215, Mr.. ROB-
inson, CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
EEERING AND DISTRIBUTING CO.,
AIS Florida ave. ne. .
CARPENTER for trim and frame
work. Only hrst-class men need
apply. Call WI. 7474. -5
CARPENTERS Experienced men
only; steady work; good wages. LO.
b-2496 or Saratoga and Montgom-
cry aves.. Bethesda. IS
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HELP MEN AND WoMEk

HOTEL DESK CLERK and switch
board operator: 6-day week. For
Appointment call HU. 56S9. -6
WILL PROVIDE room and board at
very reasonable rent to Catholic
change for care of child and house.
Modern detached house in excellent
locality. Box 441-S. Star. g.
RELIABLE WOMAN or man for short
orders and soda bar; good pay. ia,
S-9414 or OV. $3.50. p
OFFICE MANAGBER for medium
sized garden-type apartment develop
ment; must handle rentals and rent
collections; salary open. Call HI
4lO7 and arrange for interview, -7
SECRETARY-For pvt. person; book
curities desirable. WO. 1925. g
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MACHENIST

ing machine work. Apply in person,
Monday, between q and 10. THE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MACHINE
SHOP. 919 Jesup Blair dr.. Silver
Spring Nd q
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For 2 practically new, fine elevator
apartment buildings ttotal Of 90
Reed Hosp. Applicants must have
local experience. Beaut. 3-room apt.
and salary OF 500 per mo. In reply
please give detailed employment rec
ord, including age, experience, ed
ucation and number in family. Ad-
dress Box 29s-T. Star. -6
SALES CLERK-Must have PERSONAL
ity; no experience in selling re-
auired. will train. BLUE BANNER
LAUNDRY, $50 18th st. Sc. 8"
SALESGIRL. exp. in selling ladies
ready to wear: excel. pay: pleasant
surroundings. UNITED CLOTHING
CO.. 73a 7th st. NV. 3
SALESGIRLS. 44-hr. wk.: min. start
ing salary. S2S.60: Xmas bonus. paid
Nscstl0n; M ST. INV, Apply in person. III
SALESLADIES, experienced for ready
to-wear and sports wear salary
plus commission. Apply KLEIN'S,
1927 r st NV "A
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
4 AT1THNRTZEn SERVICE DEALER

YoUR PHILco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
Brick WORK, large or small. fire--
places a specially. UN. 3119. IS
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, steps,
walks. firepl. and walls; very sseas; ssas
rates on any small Job. WI. 623S
bet. 5 and s pm. -6
CARPENTRY-Paint cement work,
roofing, siding. genl repairs. build
ing, special prices for Aug. HI.
CARPENTRY - Complete remodeiins
and repairing; residential or COM
mercial. AINSWORTH. RA. 4S1S.
CARPENTRY-Attlcs finished. recre-
alton rms. .porches incl. stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
meretal ]. E HENDRICKS, UN. 24el
CARPENTRY, plastering, cementine
insulating, general repair work:
quick service. WILLIAMS, MI.
CARPENTRY AND MAsoNRY-sub-
contracts. on or more houses. 1st-
class work. TIE. 1721. %
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING -
Porches repaired and replaced; all
types of home repairs; interior and
exterior painting; Go own work. vi.
6313. III
CARPENTRY. ALTERATIONS
Repairs: old and new work: no job
too small. WOODMASTER CON
TRACTING co. Phone oW. 5527
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Sales Representative

Must have successful selling expert
ence; salary. bonus and expense ar
rangement. Apply by letter only,
giving complete details to Mr. T. w.
Myers, THE SHERWIN-W WILLIAMS
CO.. 1917 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

WOMEN
cages 21-32)
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAS OPENINGS IN ITS
ALE NDRIA. ARLINGTON,
HyATTsvILLE AND WASHINGTON
BUSINESS OFFICES.
PUBLIC CONTACT WORK
MINIMUM EDUCATION. HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE. WORK RE.
oU1REs USE OF TACT. JUDGE
MENT AND INITIATIVE. IN DEAL.
INC WITH CUSTOMERS.
GOOD LETTER WRITING ABILITY
PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
e1s G st. NV.
Open $50 A.M.-6 PM.
Monday Through Friday
THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
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AT ONCE!

"A I S4NOHs
2 men who desire a perm. connection
with a growing org with car, who
need to earn at least S75 wkly. We
train you at our expense. See MR.
k1LLEN at George Washington
Cemetery, 2 miles beyond Univ. lane
on Riggs I'd. extended NV. SH. 4640
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home in
spare time: high school. business
engineering: 400 other courses l.
C. s. 21O Bond Bldg. ME-. s166.
MODEM TRAINING in beauty eul:
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for G1 training. daS daS
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ ct NV
D1 1872
SHORTHAND or TYPINC
Learn in 6 Weeks
speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Low Cost. Start Any Time.
Day or Night
Speedwriting School
1406 @ st. NV. Sterling 2262
Learn TYPING-S6 Month
Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice Of Hours from 8 a.m.-9 pm
Typing School
1406 g st. NV, Sterling 22b2
Evening star., 1950-08-05

For sportswear dept: one with ex-
perience: good salary plus bonus
Apply KLEIN'S, 1927 F st. NV.
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LAND CLEARED
AIS TREE SERVICE

Trees, stumps, underbrush removed;
landscaping: grading; lawns sodded:
ins. liability carried. 81. 2523. ID
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Stenographer-T -Typist
EXPERIENCED OFFICE WORKER,
ABILITY HANDLE VOLUME DE-
TAILS: S1s5 MONTH TO START,
PROMPT ADVANCEMENT; 80 TO
- AGE: REPORT MR.. KRESSIN,
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV. -
TELEPHONISTS for credit collection
work. no exper. necessary; perma :
nsnt position. MARvIN'S CREDIT,
INC. 734 1th st. NV. -6
TYPIST. good salary, permanent
pos. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO., 703 7th St. NV. -
TYPIST with some knowledge OF
bookkeeping, to work in small ONCE
in Arl., Va. Box 63-T. Star. %
TYPIST, salary and meals Call per-
sonnel, CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
DU. 1920. Once open Sat. and
TYPIST, to write labels in drugstores.
Hours 2 am. to 6, Saturdays 9 to 2.
State BEGINNING salary expected.
p0y ISL Stor a
Evening star., 1950-08-05
AUTO SALESMAN

Used cars-Plenty of nice clean cars
to sell at low prices; excellent
financing facilities, We okay our
own deals and make spot delivery:
guarantee Of S100 weekly take
home pay, with advancement as
tured. See Mr.. Sax, AUTO WHOLE
sALERS, INC. 1871 Bladensburg
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN = Must
have technical knowledge of Chrys-
ler-Plymouth cars, pleasing person.
ality and able to meet public;
W.A.T.A. disqualification, paid vaca-
tions; steady position to right man;
salary discussed at interview. Write,
giving full qualifications. Box 3S-T,
Afro SERVICE SALESMAN - We
have ap opening for a reliable and
exper. automobile sertice salesman.
Must be able to diagnose trouble,
make estimates. write repair orders.
Be capable of meeting and pleasing
the public. Permanent position. Good
SalsTy and bonus; oEee zee NJ; Dill9n' DiN2T
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet Deal
er. 1l30 Conn. ave: NV. %
BICYCLE MECHANIC-Must be ex-
perienced. Apply 933 G st. NV. -6
BODY AND FENDER MAN, EXP.
TAKoaA PIX. Nd. Mesh 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-08-05
LIQUOR SALESMAN

LIQUOR SALESMAN
Unusual opportunity for aggressive
man with good sales BACKGROUND to
become associated with one Of the
Iastest growing liquor stores in
Washington. Thissis that break for
the man who has ability and wants
TO prove 1t. Write stating uuallflca-
tions, age. exper., Box 334-R. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-05
CARPENTERS

CARPENTERS, 1st CLASS
Mechanics, white, familiar with resi-.
dental work; top wages. Call Mr.
WILSON, DI 1901. 10
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COLLEGE AND HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS

Assist branch manager of nationally
known, firm in sales promotion
campaign. experience unnecessary
travel and local; salary. bonus and
travel expense. MR.. RAMSEY, Room
70l. Arlington Bldg, 1925 Yer
mont ave before 9 D m IS
Evening star., 1950-08-05
EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER

Opening for full-time stenographer
age 20 to 80: rapid dictation, neat
and accurate typing essential: pleas
ant working conditions; beginning
salary, SLY mo-; hours $3.50 to
4;30. AMERICAN RED CROSS,
Y. S. Naval Hospital. Bethesda, Nd.
Call OIL, S3o3 #
Evening star., 1950-08-05

SODA FOUNTAIN
Experienced only, ewes. RUST MANOR
PHARM.. Falls Church. FA. I'LL.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Observation-Disclosures distrib-
typist. Excellent working conditions,
8 days. 40-hour week. Contact Mr..
Whitfield or Mr.. Long at HUDSON
SALES CORP. 1913 14th st NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. with gem
disposition; 5 short day week;
$3.50 to start; references. Box
Evening star., 1950-08-05

CASHIER-Exper.. for busy cigar
counter; dependable; references re-
auired: no Sundays, no holidays.
Apply in person only, NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn ave. 3
CASHIER-Exper. checkers for en-
ployment by q chain OF super
markets; successful applicants must
have super market eXper. and an
excellent background. Paid vaca-
tions. free disqualification and bonus
plan. Apply Rm. 124, Shirlington
Trust Bldg, Arlington, Va. IS
CASHIER, experienced with MGR
1000 machine; good salary, chance
for advancement, permanent posi-
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO, 703 7th st. NV. S
CASHIER. office. age 25 to 35. duties
include filing; knowledge of PIX
desirable. Permanent position. I'M
mediate employment Call Mrs.
Shelton. MA. 41s1 for appointment.
CHARLES G. STOTT g. CO., 1910
N. Y. ave. NV. Il
Evening star., 1950-08-05
Seat Cover and Trim Man

A local-area General Motors dealer
offers to the right man steady en-
ployment, paid vacations, free life
and disqualification insurance. write
BOX 044-I, Star Ill
Evening star., 1950-08-05
STENOGRAPHER

All State insurance company (organ-
lied by Sears Roebuck a. Coz, has
an opening in Its Washington once
for an experienced stenographer
with secretarial potential Salary
open. Company benefits include
profit sharing group life and hos
pitalization. Call MR.. HERTING,
Evening star., 1950-08-05

CONTINUED on Next Passl
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Reg. D. c., experienced. local refer
ences, desires immed. full-time en-
ployment. OW. 6045 before IL am.
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Thoroughly exper. trim: year-around
work; top wages; good opportunity
for advancement: 2 miles No. OF
Bethesda on old GEORGETOWN rd.,
left on Beech ave. right on Admission
I'd; TO Carl N: Freeman's. See MR..
Evening star., 1950-08-05
CASHIER-TYPIST

In fine mems speciality shop. some
knowledge of N. C. r. 1000. Pleas
ant working conditions, permanent
position. Apply Mr.. Aiken, GROS-
NER OF 1925 F st. IS
combination clerk;
experienced only considered; day
work, no Sundays. ALBANY PHAR-
MACY, 18th and H SITS NV. %
wanted for retail laun-
dry and dry cleaning store, must be
neat and capable of making change
accurately. would prefer some one
' in Silver Spring area. Apply MORN
INSIDE LAUNDRY CO.. $3.50 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. -5
CLERK-Trainee in once doing filing.
sorting. opportunity to learn ad-
dressograph and graphotype opera
tionS. Handicapped preferred D.
day wk; pay while learning. NE.
5940 for appointment. -6
Evening star., 1950-08-05
MACHINIST-
INSTRUMENT MAKERS

With, Job shop exper. for essential
work; top rates to qualified men,
paid vacation and disqualification
Apply BOWEN g. CO., 4712 Be
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Clerk-Stenographer

Small real estate ONCE: permanent
position; 2 weeks vacation: 37-hr
week; $40 per week. HARRISON &
WASHBURN. 927 New York ave.
nN ST 2Slh Il
Evening star., 1950-07-09
DNnhMn;Hc
I ANSWERED BUT HE HUNG UP: As i

/ ANSWERED BUT HE HUNG UP: As it
was told to us, Mr.. Brown phoned friend
and a small boy answered. "Daddys out"
he said. Tell him Mr.. Brown called" said
Brown Tell him WHAT" asked the boy.
Brown! Brown!" shouted Brown. Wait"
said the child. "I'll get pencil and paper"
Pause "All right, how do you spell Brown?"
BRO. -" began Brown patiently An
other pause How" asked the little fellow,
do you make B?"
before tangled with the law was arrested re-
Gently for posing as an ex-convict and accept
ing $50 from church group to lecture on the
subject: Crime Does Not Pay"
LANDMARKS: Few historic sites fascinate
students of military history as the battlefield
of Gettysburg does. Although the great
struggle there ended 81 years ago last week,
experts still prowl Cemetery Hill, Round Top
and Seminary Ridge, tracing the course of the
conflict. Some non-experts, too. A tree sur
geon we know says he did pretty well at re-
constructing the ebb and flow of battle -
simply by noting the direction of the bull
let scars on the veteran white oaks which
survived July 1-3, 1868.
SIGN on New England farmyard fence:
Beware. We shoot every tenth peddler.
The ninth one just left"
THOROUGH: Several months ago in Kan
sas, we hear, mail sack bulging with letters
fell under the wheels of train and was cut to
shreds. The scraps and tatters were collected
and the whole hopeless tumble dropped into
the Post Offices lap to be pieced together.
The P.O. was equal to the task The job was
done so thoroughly that one man received
letter he'd read. torn up and thrown away
while waiting for his train on that fateful day.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
This Week

l. HIS WCCA
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
EDITORIAL offices: 40 Lexington
Avenue, NssU York ~, NesC York
MUST HONEST JUDGES GO BROxE7. .......
BY Judge Adrion BonneIiy
THE MYSTERY or THE THREE DAWN RIDERS.
BY Eiissy Queen
IhDlAs MOVIE REDHEAD. AD...................
by Louis Berg
THE OLD SQUEEZE PLAY. I
by Ken kroh
Mk. sioux. .......................
EvERYBODY's ETIQUETTE. Observation-Disclosures. I
HOW AMERICA EATS. Observation-Disclosures. 1
ONE ENCHANTED EVENING. ................ 4
Cover BY Jerry Cooke
Evening star., 1950-07-09
PICTURES TO
REMEMBER

Four-year-old Elefteria
Tranopoulos lives in a
Greek village in the civil
war area. Recently, just
after peace came, q WON
derful thing happened. A
UN jeep drove into the vil-
lage and brought her a
present: her first leather
shoes. Below: she kisses
them, then tries them on.
Right: they're a perfect fit
Evening star., 1950-07-09

Names and descriptions ali In Action stories
and ssm-hetion articles In this magazine wholly
imaginary. Any name which happens to be the same
that Of person. living dead. 10 entirely concdena
Evening star., 1950-07-09
NV SHOES
by Joseph Auslander

delight and doubt each other chase
Across the mirror of your face;
Amazement questions: "Can this be?''
And wonder cries: "Are these for me?
This precious and impossible pair
Of shoes - real shoes - all mine to wear?"
You hug them to your thin breast, kiss
The leather - sides, heels, s0leS - for bliss.
Never in your few years Q1ow tragicD
Have you known such breathless magic.
Oh, heart to heart direct can speak
Without our English or your Greek.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
ALSO! COLORs DYED TO
YOUR CHOICEl

Dreaming Of thot "certoin" color
but cont find if onwhereo
We have set oside 500 yords Of
White corpet, expressly for YOU
to be dyed to your color
(sIioht additional cost color
fostness ouoronteed!)
Evening star., 1950-02-27
By Alice Eversmon

The concert by the National
Symphony Orchestra yesterday
afternoon in Constitution Hall
was one the Sesquicentennial Off
cials would do well to note. 1t
represented what this city can
produce in major musical en-
deavor. No less person than the
Sesquicentennial's Director of
Music, Emerson Meyers, was the
soloist in his own "Concertino for
Piano and Orchestra. The Ma
tional Symptoms American born
and trained leader, Howard
Mitchell. conducted. The program
featured a second American COM
poser's work, Paul Creston' S
Symphony No. g." and, Mr..
Creston listened to it from his seat
in a box. It was a concert to be
proud of.
In his revision of the first
movement and the addition of a
second, Mr. Meyers has given a
more rounded out shape to his
"Concertino." The Sonata"
movement is improved by acquir-
ing greater conciseness and the
new Variant Similarities" gives
not only length to the compost
ton but brings in moods not
found in it's original form. In fact,
the most interesting ideas and
Evening star., 1950-02-27

Great Salt Lake yields about
10000 tons of salt annually.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
Psychiatric Society
To Meet THURSDAY

A joint meeting of the WASH
ington Psychiatric Society and the
psychiatric section of the District
Medical Society will be held
Thursday at 8:15 pm. at 1718 M
street NV.
THE Legal Responsibilities of
Physicians and Public Officials in
Commitment Procedures will be
the subject of a panel discussion.
Members of the panel will in
clude Supt. of Police Robert j.
Barrett, Capt. Rhoda Milliken,
head of the police woman's bu-
reau; DR.. Winfred Overholser, su-
perintendent of ST. Elizabeths
Hospital; Ralph Quinter. T. Gill
lespie Walsh, and H. Mason
WEIGH.
Great Salt Lake yields about
10000 tons of salt annually.