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BEAUTICIAN-SHAMP and mani
saEist missiGn sueIsnssss as $751; salary and ssm
BEAUTICIkNsVGuarantse top sal
sry and comm. cARL's. lsth and
BEAurIeiAN ( III ain. WANTED, all.aroaapd Msa
operator, closed Saturdays, for Ar
lington; salary and commission.
Pgll details as to experience. BOX
BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR with sol-
lowing in Bethesda. Phone WI.
BRAuTY oPERAToR-sso per we Week.
sss, is.O4i ARply Lo9as SUI eAsa = cREAT1vR s2T Z
HAIRDREssERs, 1710 Eye St. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Thoroughly ex-
perienced. neat appearance; also
OR. 1871. 800 Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS for new down
antee, PIERRE DISELLE BEAUTY
SALON: Suite 601. 1920 New York
Beauty pARLoR oPERAToR-Filly
week and commission. IA. 1886.
BooKKEEPER for old established
nrm; permanent position: good sal
aly, PHEASANT SURROUNDINGS. See Mr..
Rubin. ELI RUBIN CO.. us 7th
BOoKkEEPER. small real estate Of
neii neei Ma sxce5isnt 5sIt working conditioons.
BOOKKEEPER Experienced; full
charge. permanent. pleasant position,
air-conditioned ONCE. paid vacation.
BRENNER PHOTO CO., Mrs. Hamp-
ronx toG, 23S g Pa; P ave; NV. RE, 2434;
ability; good salary. Apply MR.
EVANS. 300 Mass. ave. NV. -25
BOOkKEEPER, assistant. 1875; must
be typist and have some experience:
excellent working conditions and
good chance for advancement; 5-day.
37R-hr. wk. Apply NORTHWEST
ERN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
S12 Woodward RIdp -o0
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MARRIED MAN

With car. to train locally for per-
mament position with large manu-
featuring company. Will consider
inexperienced man who is willing
worker. Man accepted will work
CANVASSING. Earnings while train
ing around 500 weekly. Apply
before ] pm. 111R O st. Sc. -26
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!, EWES. AND SAT.

Part-time saleswork in hrs. of own
choice. average about So so an, hr.
selling Real Silks quality haber-
dashery and apparel through con-
facts and leads. Ma. 1856. 10 to
$40 pm
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HELP MEN Cont,
ROUTE SALESMAN

Established laundry and dry cleaning
route; exc. earnings: with guarantee;
salary to start. HUB LAUNDERERS
Eastern ave. at 37th st, ne. -25
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HELP WOMEN

experience not nee.
esSary; permanent position In down.
town office; excellent working con-
ditions; 5-day. 37h-hour week. Call
employment manager. ST. 1920 for
further information -S6
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SHOE SALESMAN
STORM WINDOW
SALES MANAGER.

plus full expense voucher. Estab-
hshed ofilce has been in operation
years. Our main product Is the sale
OF storm windows and we have the
solution to the aluminium shortage.
II you are in specially MANAGEMENT
or selling and have executive talents
suffcient to influence 8 to s sales
men. this unusual opportunity may
be yours.
OUR EMPLOYEES KNOW OF THIS
AID
A personal interview will be neces-
sary. Therefore, in answering this
box number. kindly only leave your
name. address and phone number.
Box 119-K, Star.
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Clerical
PERSONNEL OFFICE

Some typing experience desirable but
not necessary; generous eIf1ploye
benefits Apply personnel office,
9Th door.
GOLDENBERG'S
1th, Sth and K SITS. NV.
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HELP WOMEN Cont,
CLERICAL

Permanent position, good working
conditions; 40-hr. 5-day week. good
starting salary; paid vacation and
sick leave, group insurance avail
able. Apply in person only 10 am.
TO ! pm.
TRAMWAYs GENERAL OFFICE
$50 T st. NE.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN i,
National food distributor: permanent
ment; straight salary; paid vacation,
group insurance, retirement plan; s.
day week. LA. $4,000.
Standard Brands, Inc.
6ALEsMEN Key men with cars
wanted for the largest installment
ssnisins sRhs in "a washinston af sk; icr the the FIRST
time; wonderful new deal; all ma
tionally advertised products; TOP
commission; special arrangement
%sSs HsSIz for s5sT ab Xh cIsss Nc
1852 Pa; ave; Sc. between 10 and
sAEsMEN 1sl. executive type. 70 re-
cruit women for nurses: leads furn. /;
np must sr haNs s7s sis Mon can IN iars e sns s9a
oALESMEN, experienced in electrical
refrigerators, plumbing and heating
equipment; outside and inside SELL
ing; working from prospect Niles;
count saa ss:sntal ssanst ss1a STaWns epose
discount and other company bene-
RoEBUcK & Co, $500 Wilson
blyds; Arlington. ~ Va; Es3
VI HlUIC O1 lliC 1OllOWAl6s ouAlOiie
materials, plumbing. hardware or
electric power tools; permanent po-
sition. company benefits. Phone AT.
1400 for appointment at HECHIN-
GER CO.. 18th and H sts. ne. -25
statesmen (2). ambitious, high cal
iber; thorough training; telephone
and appointment selling only; no
eanvassing; average earnings 5000
$1,000 on advanced percentage basis.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
RIM 700 027 18th st NV
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SALESLADY
experienced. for ladies' apparel shop
In bladensburg. Call AP. 1881.

IN 6Iaoensourg. Call AP. 1881.
-25
sALESLADIEs. Full and part-time
positions open now IN ready to wear
and accessories department, New
mTodsrn store; Pleasant atmosphere.
Excel opportunities for Qualified
people. Apply after 10 am. to the
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 3o42 MINI.
to sell ladies. e shoes:
. DE YOUNG. 1926 p st. NV. @2s
sALESLADIES, exper. only, for our
suit, coat and dress depts.: inter-
estins. permanent position for quail
ca persons; full and part-time open
ings available; many company bene-
nts. JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO., 1924
r st. NV 90
sALEsLADIEs. for fine Conn. ave,
ladies speciality store; experience
preferred; opportunity for advance
ment. Apply THE ESSIE O'DON-
NELL COY. 3407 Conn. ave. NV.
pa
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statesmen, 3O-6O

Are you dissatisfied with your job7
D real future. selling a fast
moving product for q national con-
Germ. and If you really want to get
ahead. can furnish good references
And have . car. call z. r. .STEED.
Hotel Lafayette, DI. 4210. !or per-
eonal interview. any time after
S-rn. Monday. No phone tnforma-
tion, please. --23
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HELP WOMEN

undergraduate or graduate,
nose and throat pref. NE. o667.
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SILK FINISHERS

SILK FINISHERS
Thoroughly experienced. Apply DICK
EYS CLEANERS. 7th and Franklin
sts. ne. -25
STENOGRAPHER - Established In
dustrial organization, Dupont Circle
area has attractive opening for ex-
perienced stenographer; under 35.
permanent position, with excellent
prospects: 5-dav wk.; good starting
salary. Call DE. 1850. Rs
needed in editorial
office of technical journal previous
editorial experience unnecessary:
applicants under 25 preferred: good
salary, 5-day week; opportunities
for advancement; convenient To-
cation. Box 36S-K. Star. -25
STENOGRAPHER. 5-day. 40-hour
wk.: modern pleasant office. Apply
sTENOGRAPHER. young lady. knowl-
edge of shorthand essential; perma-
nent position; lge. financial organi-
zation: paid vacation. group hospi-
talization and retirement plan. CON
SUMERS CREDIT SERVICE. 33l7
q. I. ave.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. ia
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BOOKKEEPER.
BOOKKEEPER

Permanent position; good working
conditions. 40-hour. 5-day week,
good starting salary, paid vacation
and. sick leave, group insurance
available. Apply in person only.
$50 T ST. NE.
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u-a n y
experienced: hours to
suit you. Apply COLUMBIA CLEAN
:, EES; 29l4 14th st. NV. DU. 4299.
for publishing company;
70 .; days; S55. Phone ST.
SECRETARY. shorthand and tipping
ability; knowledge of bookkeeping;
real estate and construction ONCE;
o-oay week; salary open. RE. 1888.
for large downtown real
estate ONCE. Must be neat, attrac-
i've, able to meet public and have
local employment record; 5-day
person. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN x CO..
Esaitors. 1415 < st. NV. "a
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER -
GEORGETOWN manufacturer: 55-day
week; age 20-35: $50 wk.. plus
lunch. For interview. write fully.
stating age, education. experience
and phone. Box 146-K. Star. -23
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CLERICAL POSITION. permanent, IN
Phone Psn sehHSi NE. ssoea sasua'e' n'e-oas S:ek'
CLERK for dry cleaning store, exper.;
steady Job. good salary. 116 18th
CLERK for construction once IN
1ng; Mg',;.+ eatalo'g;ihng; 2';h: biusDrints. &c:
Desan, Desa salsEx kags SsS RSAT4 Tfsk apply M5
CLERK for dry cleaning store. steady
Job. good pay and excellent working
conditions. no experience necessary
Apply, CENTRAL CLEANERS. 1928
eIfRK. aEEGl sirl. 81 nor for morning work: 2s ssp
ing and addressing envelopes. SIS
wk. cox & CO.. SIS N. Capitol st.,
CLERK. intelligent high school grad.
pipmPPnq rGp PPfpm aIS position hssrS with wholesale
located in Rosslyn. Va. exper. with
helpful but not essential. Knowi.
Of typing desired; 5-day wk. Apply
Miss Ms Wi.tstatt: ST. oo5o. holland
CLERK. for tobacco and sundry dept.
no exper. nee. STANDARD DRUG
CLEhk-Some knowledge Of typing;
permanent position, 6-day wk. good
Tth st. NV. -2S
CLERkS-White. for counter work In
dry cleaning store: good salary and
hours. SANITARY CLEANERS. 1920
14th St NV.
CLERKS twhite). perm; excel. sur
ing salary S2,100 (S4O.3S weekly:
good opportunity to advance: liberal
vacation and sick leave; under 40.
Personal interviews between 8 am.
and $3.50 pm. Personnel once. Ma
3rd and r SIS n q -Od
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SALESMEN-THREE
SPECIAL OFFER SELLS FOR
csc PER WEEK OVER S23
h6MED. COMM HU. 6240
FOR APPOINTMENT.
Statesmen

You can earn S75-S1oO weekly COM
mission sitting at a desk in our
ONCE explaining attractive radio
programs to merchants; excellent
opportunity to break into specialized
Advertising held. Qualifications are:
For appointment, call FRED STEW
AIT ST 27Q2. q to 12 -23
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OFFICE Workers. girls for BILL
ing and general clerical work, must
know typing; .40-hour week, group
hospital benefits. 1901 14th st.
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INVESTIGATE THIS
SECURITY, OPPORTUNITY
AND PERMANENTLY

AND PERMANENCY
INITIAL EARNINGS, 1920 PER MO.
3 MOS. RAISE. $500 PER MO.
A national sales organization offers
these connections to men of good
character. MANY men hesitate to
take I'D selling because OF the un-
Therefore we pay guaranteed salarv
plus commission to men selected
Experience is not necessary. we
train yorl. 1t is necessary that you
be likable, intelligent and co-opera-
rapid advancement. To arrange in
teryiew. phone ST. 1926. 1880 pm
to p.m. only, ga
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SALESMAN

tanior management position to fill;
car Write Box 12S-M, Star. Give
education. age and experience. phone
number and type of sales desired.
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Ambitious Young Man
Under %. Would you like the follow
ing opportunity? Chance to travel
Western States and return: oppor-
tunity for advancement and good
earnings; congenial associates, trans
portation paid and expenses ad-
vanced. See MR.. MARTIN. Cairo
Hotel. 18th and Que NV. 10 am.
TO pm. Don't phone. -25
Evening star., 1951-01-23
M IAN

White. to drive light delivery truck
Mr.. Goldwyn. KOPY KAT. 713 II
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GIRLS 10y

GIRLS (2)
For, general ONCE work; typinR help
ful; permanent position, with GOOD
starting salary; vacation and sick
'sEfs VERsAI afne1is 1EwEEssY sss Mr. co crorsnt
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SSISTANT-Attractiv over %; ca
pable. meet public; will train; ma
tional corporation; top pay, 5-day
Reem Reen , Appls hstves2 sa2 1asa IN sso 8. nm
or 4 to $50 pm.
TO CREDIT MANAGER.
excellent opportunity for young wom-
an, to work in credit dept; good
pay with excel. working conditions.
TERPIECEs. INC. ell ?th st. NV.
white woman. from
4:30 It'll 8 pm. daily and hrs. on
Saturday. Call TIE. 9002 or TIE. 31o7
GAuSbERGTTE. Mi sT9g e!ss s5o4 sa.gaESis columSis
Pike Arl Va -o5
Evening star., 1951-01-23

SANDWICH AND GRILL MAN
Thoroughly experienced. Refer
ences. BASSIN'S, 1920 Penna. ave.
NV. -g3
SERVICE SALESMAN, body man. me-
chanic, porcelainiZe man; also car
Jockey, colored. with D. C.. permit;
emily first-class need apply; references
required. Apply Mr.. Presgrave,
II st. ne, Ii. 7-14O0. -27
SERVICE STATION MGR, midnight
shift, hrs. IL p.m.-7 am; perm.
pos.; sal. plus comm. Vac. with
pay. Only well exper. operator with
refs. need apply. WROES SUNOCO,
SS0l Georgia ave. pa
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SECRETARY

Weekly news service; stencil cutting;
simple bookkeeping; about 37-nour
week, one late evening. Start Sf5
to $50 weekly depending upon quail
fications. Write to 12OS-13 Ma
tional Press Bldg; outlining experi-
ence. Job open February Is.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK - Permanent
and interesting position Offering op-
to q competent young lady under
80. good typist: experience in book
keeping, accounting or other figure
work necessary; pleasant working
conditions; employe benefits; 5-day
week; annual starting salary, So
0S0. UNITED SERVICES LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. 1925 Eye st. NV.
Rm. 525. %
Evening star., 1951-01-23
AIRLINE AGENTS

Eastern Air Lines has openings for
reservation agents at the Washing
ton National Airport; prefer high
school graduates with previous sales
or clerical experience; minimum age
10: 5-day, 40-hour week. rotating
shifts. many employee benefits.
Apply in person to Mr. Tomley at
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 315 18th st. NV. be-
tween $40 am. and 8 pm. Thurs
day. January 25. Friday. January
26 only. -25
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statesmen

We have a few openings for top-notch
salesmen with successful records. All
leads furn.. no canvassing. Compen-
sation consists Of salary and COM
mission and amounts to approx. $3.50
per week. No material shortages.
to IL noon only -27
tifu personalized plaques; specials
fqr. Army. Navy, Marines, etc. Also
clubs, colleges, lodges. Excellent
commission. Call RE. S64S or Ii.
1850 or write for appointment.
HALEsMEN-Demon furnished,
highest commissions paid. Plenty Of
cars to sell. Eagerness essential.
See Mr.. Smith or Mr.. Creger. BUR-
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STENOGRAPHER

1895 yrs Of age: S221- Q mo. 10
start; 5.day. 40-hr. week; interest
ing work for motion picture con-
cern; dtctation 80 w.p.m. or better.
Apply Room 400. Tower Bldg. 18th
Evening star., 1951-01-23
CASHTER.TYpTST

CASHIER-TYPIST
Together with general office work:
work varied and interesting; ad-
vance in position and salary as
work is learned; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
ME. 0935, MISS FIELD
-,93
per market; excel. pay and working
cond. Apply MASTER SUPER MAR
KET. 10S0S Lincoln ave-, Kensing-
ton, Md. LO. 5-lS65. -23
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STENQGRAPHER

Permanent aa.1 position: good working
good starting salary: paid vacation
and sick leave. group insurance
available. Apply In person only.
10 am. to / pm
TRAILWAYS GENERAL OFFICE
$50 T st. NE.
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CLERK-TYPTST

Excellent working conditions, with
good pay, in our credit department;
6-day week. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd
moor. BOND STORES. INC, 1885 r
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statesmen

We are now opening two new posi-
rions for statesmen. Large national
chain offers security and oppor-
tunity for advancement. Excel
lent earnings through straight SAL
ary and commission. Free insurance
and vacation with pay; bonus paid
to men able to show ability. Ap-
pointment selling, no canvassing;
car essential. Apply in person. See
MR.. A. Z. RANEY. 604 9th st. NV.
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AT ONCE

BOYS-YOUNG MEN
Ages 1925. single. neat, courteous;
free to leave Immediately. travelling
In car. U. S. A.. transportation free,
using late model automobiles. Excel
cash advance. This is a fuil-time
position with above average oppor-
tunity for advancement. Experience
unnecessary. See MR.. FRYE, Cairo
Hotel. 18th and Que SITS. NV. be-
tween 10 an. 8 pm. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Stamp News
By james Waldo Fowcett

principality of Liechtenstein no.
torious and laughable among
nations.
IF, as is expected, the Assembly
should approve the action of its
committee. the next matter to be
settled would be that of design
Secretary Lie anticipates that
there is likely to be large variety
Of opinions as to the ,propriety or
significance of the designs. Let's
hope so. And for once let's hope
in this instance Mr.. Vishinsky will
oppose action with all his accus-
toned vigor. Leave the stamp
business to Liechenstein and
Santa Claus, Ind"
Since the above was printed in
the Sun, the General Assembly
has approved the projected u. NJ
labels. but the agreement" be-
tween the U. N. and the United
States has not been signed.
Communism has lethal effect
upon beauty in stamp designs. The
bolshevik labels issued by the Red
republic of Hungary in 1919 long
have been considered the ugliest
postal paper ever produced by any
country. They feature alleged
portraits of Marx, Petof1, Martino-
VicS, DoZSa and EngelS-a quartet
Evening star., 1951-02-11

of social revolutionaries-but the
pictures are caricatures Of the men
as they actually appeared in life.
Now, 80 years later, Czechoslo-
vakia. held tight in the Soviet grip
behind the Iron Curtain, has
brought out another horror of the
same deplorable kind. It Is sup
posed to represent the Dove of
Peace, but collectors already are
calling it "Old Crow"
w. j. Eek, well-known Wash
ington stamp collector and world
traveller, has sailed on the new
Furness Line freighter Cenegalese
Prince for his third circumnaviga-
ton of the globe. He is accom-
panied by his wife and will have
as fellow-voyagers five other cou-
pies who likewise are veteran
tourists. The group will visit
Panama. Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, the Philippines, Dutch East
Indies, Siam, Malay States, Cey-
Ion, India, the Mediterranean
countries and finally the east
coast Of Canada before returning
to New York. Mr.. Eek was the
first paying passenger to cross the
Atlantic by air. He has made
lengthy visits to both the Arctic
and the Antarctic. His philatelic
specialties include round the =
world covers with multiple can
cellations.
The National Park Service and
the Washington Lincoln Group in
vite all stamp collectors to attend
the annual Lincoln anniversary
celebration at the Lincoln Mu-
scum, 5l1 Tenth street NV. this
afternoon at 2:30. DR.. j. Walter
Coleman will speak on "The Lin
coin Legend Then and Now" Rep
|resentative John r. Murdock of
Arizona and the Rev. DR.. Fred
erick E. Reissig. president Of the
Washington Federation Of
Churches, also will share in the
program. Music is to be provided
by the Utah Centennial Chorus,
with Chester Hill directing.
The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
RolsJon Lyon, 217 Rittenhouse
street NV, tomorrow evening at
8 and visitors will be welcome
especially old friends who remem-
ber Mrs Lyon when she was Miss
Thelma King and one of the Sec
retaries at Washington Cathedral,
helping to edit the Cathedral Age
and in many other ways taking
part in the development of Mount
st. Adams.
The Capital City Post Card will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Martha
Kowalski, 403 Aspen street NV,
tomorrow evening at 8. Visitors
welcome.
Slogan cancellations are avail
able as follows: Portland. Oreg,
centennial; Brooklyn, N. Y, 150th
anniversary Of Navy Yard; San
Luis Obispo, Calf, 50th anniver-
sary of State Polytechnic: Read
ing, Pa, Operation Security,
United States Armed Forces, En-
list Now" Send self-addressed
stamped envelopes to postmasters
with request for service.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

Commenting editorially on the
proposed U. N. stamps. the Balti-
more Sun has said:
"A United Nations committee
recently accomplished what has
been an all-too-rare occurrence at
Lake Success-a unanimous vote.
Applause loud and long might be
expected. But not when the sub
ject of the vote is revealed.
What the committee voted
unanimously to do was to put the
United Nations into the stamp
business. The unanimous vote as
sures that the proposal will be
adopted by the full Assembly.
Secretary General Trygve Lie
is to be instructed to enter into an
agreement with the United States
for the establishment of United
Nations postal administration
The United Nations headquarters
area in New York City is to be-
come United Nations, N. Y.
United Nations stamps are to be
designed and printed and put on
sale at the headquarters. The
United States will be reimbursed
for the stamps used on letters.
Profits from stamps sold to collec-
tors will go to the United Nations.
1T is estimated that the stamp
business will bring in a net profit
to the United Nations of $4,000
in the first year of it's operation.
"Philatelists no doubt will re-
ceive the news with mixed feel
ings. There may be some who will
welcome the opening of a new
field. The majority probably will
regret that, considering how hard
it is already to keep abreast of
new issues. they are to be faced
with still more to collect.
"As for the general public it is
highly doubtful that the prestige
of the United Nations will be en-
hanced through entry into the
stamp business. 1t is altogether
incongruous that an organization
entrusted with the solemn task of
maintaining peace among man
kind should deliberately engage in
the kind Of traffic in pseudo post
age stamps that has made the
Evening star., 1951-02-11
NEW YOE

/ 1NG w IoIeIA.
Tennessee Williams, an impress
sive playwright about unusual
stories in the byways of American
life, has arrived at a new view
point.
In his extraordinary drama
THE Rose Tattoo" a new Broad
way hit. he expresses some hope
for tragic human beings who are
caught In the mesh of their own
and their loved ones mistakes.
There was a time. when this i'm
portant playwright, who was born
Thomas Lanier Williams in Mis-
sissippi. wrote almost all his char
acters as people who were beyond
redemption. who could never es-
cape from the painful, distasteful
ways of life in which they found
themselves Shuttled.
WllllamS DeglnS IN Ine Rose
Tattoo" with a group of characters
who seem perfectly labeled for the
same hopeless ones he has depicted
in his other plays. But he writes
in terms of affection for those who
are being most misused in these
tawdry glimpses of life he pre-
Sents.
PhiIosOphic Mosaic.
He roughly Identifies his setting
as one on the Gulf coast between
New Orleans and Mobile, but does
not specify the exact location. The
truth is that both the characters
and the plot motivations are prob
ably bits clutched from several
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Williams The Rose Tattoo
Expresses New Viewpoint
By Mark Boron

parts of Williams travels. His
philosophic mosaic of human mo-
tivations. causes and results, might
easily have happened on any
Mediterranean coast as he pic
lures 1t happening in the Delta
belt.
Williams selects as his leading
character a peasant woman who
has come to the United States to
settle with her husband in q
Sicilian colony on the Gulf coast.
She believes her husband to be
a saint and she loves him.
She doesn't know that the
banana truck he drives is used
to smuggle narcotics. nor does she
believe her husband is unfaithful
to her with other women on his
route.
Controversy Likely. =
In previous days Williams likely
would have left his play at this
tragic. destructive conclusion. But
the husband is killed in what was
apparently an attempt to high
jack his narcotics truck, and the
tragic widow finds that the snug,
religious complacency on which
she had depended in Sicily does
not apply In this new environ
ment. The younger generation.
represented by her daughter, has
found courage to replace the
superstitions brought from the old
country. This moving role is
beautifully played by a young
actress named Phyllis Love.
It is a drama which will likely
cause controversy from all circles.
including church and immigra-
ton. It should be around for
much more than the long time
needed to settle any controversy
that arises.
Maureen Stapleton. In an ex-
haustive performance of the
mother, and Eli Wallach, as a
comic truck driver who keeps some
sanity in this tragedy, head a
splendid cast in an excellent play.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

CYfn Silver Spring. Md Free Park
sHVV ing. Double Feature: Bud
Abbott and Lou Costello in Here
Comes the Goods" at l. 3:55, $50,
9:55. Rory Calhoun in County Fair"
at $40 $40 $40