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Evening star., 1951-02-09

NURSE ads,Sl registered, to lecture before
part time or full time; excellent
NlRsE, white. graduate; hours. - A.
day. week. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
Bethesda. OIL, 6700. 3
NURSEMAID. white. complete charge
references; live in: Chevy Chase
NuRsEMAaID.e DeeR White, i4L mature, na9S Ia exper;
ga B, the Westchester Apis. Ii
OFFICE CLERICAL, with some knowi-
edge OF bookkeeping and ability to
type; so, Apply VIM. RALLANTYNE
oFFfcE CLERicAL%YoGIng Your lady re-
aaired by leading mems store to do
office work; also selling; salary plus
commission. See Mr, Ehrnan. b. j.
KAUFMAN INC sss 14th st. NV.
OFFICE NURSE. responsible person,
capable Of assuming complete re-
sponsibility.. permanent position.
excellent references required. Apply
IN own handwriting. Box BASH,
PIX OPERATORS. experienced: per-
manent pnamen I positions. Call CHI. 1000
fbA OPERATOR, experienced: typing
required; 5Ha-day week; good salary.
Apply QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM
pS8 S. SfhhATok.GAsHrER. S2g { Il R;G lndrl- know
edge Of typing: country club; hours,
11,rt to 9 pm. Call MRS. MARTIN,
WI. 31O0. 3
PIX OPERATOR. experienced. with
typing knowledge. for permanent po-
sition; pleasant working conditions,
good starting salary. For appt., cali
HU. 1855. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON. 1872 14th st. NV.
10
PIX POSITION for young lady under
Judgment imperative. Cali Ex. 1854.
9:30 to 8. 10
PBX-TYPIST-5k-d wk., pleasant
working conditions. excel. starting
salary. See Mr.. Lyons, CHAS
SCHWARTZ & SON, 7Os 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP WOMEN

SWITCHBOARD OPERAToR-whits
only, PIX experienced; relief work:
average 100 hrs. semi-monthly pay
period at 75c per hr. See Mrs.
fMoEaeaerni f9on 4 r'lnii 2ol Southern Blds.'
.sWITcHBoARD OPERATOR, high
school graduate who desires to learn
other details of business; prefer
ssay sspay single age 2o-25. Box SIR.
TAILoREss. for custom-made ladies,
SUITS and dresses; white; knowledge
OF English not essential; full or part
Srr1e: Box 33-S, Star.
TECHNICIAN for private physicians
pointment. -12
Telephone Operator
Nights, secretarial, experienced. ex-
elusive apt; bldg: S1,S00 year. MAN
-AGER, 1888 Conn. ave. NV. 10
TYPIsT, full or part time, with some
credit store experience preferred
plSasant 2sa ant :. surroundings. s AsKINs.
TYPIsT With some knowledge Of
shorthand; good salary and work.
P R'0RS5t5fas %ooSsoN sc c. MF 1918 sqHzass. Il s.
TYPisT-No experience REQUIRED
simple work, good salary, chance for
adyancement; sLoAN's. 735 7th st.
TYPIsT. accurate. 35-hr. week; $500
once: RE. 6622. -ea' sS'aee W1i il"
TYPIsT. young lady. old-establisfed
company: 5-day. 3O-hour week:
good salary. All details to BOX los.
TYPIsT, in accounting department;
some secretarial duties, but short-
hand not essential. Apply in person,
auoitors ONCE. Room 1853, HOTEL
RALEIGH 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
TYPIsT and general office worker
wanted; excellent working condi-
cioHs tstlSr and convenient downtown 10
gay gay zee geeB; attractive salary. Apply
TYPIsT Or stenographer. Insurance.
ing; paid vacation: maximum start
Ing SALARY. S210 per month. Phone
TYPIsT, white. not over 35, for card
typing; 5-day, 35-hour week; S43
=, per week. Box 231-M. Star. g
TSPiST. part time. / to 5 pm; s.
Gay We; 30 words per minute and
general clerical: excellent salary:
aaoWntown Washington. Give quaii-
hcations and experience. Box I41-R.
Star.
TYPISTS. experience not necessary
AA39ppiy A3p yt HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
TYPIsT, between II and 80, who can
Eype at least 80 words per minute;
0s1as; 0sv 81 3ai1hr; wk. and vacation with
Apply t4Sf EsMdsnfs IN NsGRAReesEH eo
90 woodward Bldg. 18th and II
80. a. ". 10
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP MEN

TRUCK MECHANICS, experienced,
for both day and night shifts.
Apply THE WHITE MOTOR CO..
2765 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl. Va,
Mr.. Zeiders. III
rYPISTS. for week end work; must
be fast AND acsurate; salary high;
USED CAR statesmen. for one of
the largest Chrysler-Plymouth
dealers in this area. over 100 used
cars to sell at all times. Must be
sober and intelligent. Experience
not necessary but willingness to work
Is must. No phone calls, please.
See Mr.. Goodman. AIS MOTORS,
INC, 1910 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va. Ill
Evening star., 1951-02-09
THE EVENING STAR

11o1 Penna Ave. NV.
PRESsER, colored, 1st class, one
who does not drink; hours from
PETERS VALET SHOP. 2S4S North
Pershing dr.. Arl. Call GIL. sos.
PRICE CLERK, IS to 30, to work in
purchasing dept. Of Hospital, meals
while on duty, sick leave, vacation
and other liberal benefits Apply
PITAL. -1S
Evening star., 1951-02-09
STENOGRAPHER

SIENOGRAPHER
management consulting
organization desires a stenographer
for permanent position. Salary de-
pendent upon training and expert
ence. 81 hours per week. Appu-
cants 35 and under will be con-
sidered. Call EN-. 1881 between 10
am. and 4 pm. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-09
VULCANIZERS
BEN HUNDLEY

Good men can earn $100 per week.
Good equipment and working con-
ditionS
Evening star., 1951-02-09
GIRLS

THE TELEPHONE co.
Has
Positions
Available Now.
For
Those Who Can Qualify,
GOOD WAGES
REGULAR PAY INCREASES
5-DAY WEEK
PLEASANT
WORKING CONDITIONS
INTERESTING WORK
Apply
Employment Office
9l8 G St. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE &
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Evening star., 1951-02-09
JANITORS

JANITORS
We need 2 good men to I'LL perma-
nent positions as janitors In The
Star Bldg.: applicants should be 25-
35 yrs. of age, willing to give regu-
lar attendance and must be able to
pass a physical exam. Apply per-
s:30-5 and Saturday 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
110l PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

No exper.. but bright. personable
young lady: excelleat starting salary,
generous company benefits. con-
genial fellow employees. Call MR.
WILLIAMS. DI. 1926. III ,,
Evening star., 1951-02-09
PRESS CLEANER

Colored, heavy build, age 25-35,
capable Of passing a physical exam. /;
no experience necessary. Apply
Personnel, Room 506 Open week
days. s:30-5; Sat, 81. No phone
Evening star., 1951-02-09
STENOGRAPHER

PERMANENT POSITION FOR A
HOUR WEEK; sass; ExcELIENr LEM opPPoR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
ONLY THOSE CAPABLE OF PASS
ING STENOGRAPH1C TESTS WILL
BE CONSIDERED.
GARFINCKEL'S
F st. at 18th
Evening star., 1951-02-09
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored experienced operator with q
license for a permanent job with
The Evening Star; 25-35 years. OF
age, capable of passing physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room 500.
Open weekdays, 8:30-5; Sat-. 81.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-02-09
DISPLAY ASSISTANT

DISPLAY ASSISTANT
Unusual opportunity for personable
young man to learn all phases of
window display. Excellent working
Sonaitions CONDITIONS ana a, good salary . TO start; art
consider inexperienced but artisti-
cally inclined fellow who SINCERELY
wants to become q good all around
display man. Apply Mt. Ettlin. Sd
floor BOND STORES, INC. 1885
r ST NV Ill
Evening star., 1951-08-15

Our dotted fashions" do
not imply thot you are be-
hind the times in your way
of dressing, rather thot
we've taken q liberty with
the term and ore using it
to mean fashions you'll
wear when you're out on q
dote.
You'll be the brightest
girl in the class, the one
voted most likely to succeed
in the fashion world, too, if
you remember thot q dote
dress doesn't hove to be
Loaded with frIlIs and lace
to be termed such.
Be sure to investigate the
worthwhile possibilities of q
dress thot with correct sub
traction you can wear one
doy in the classroom, and
then with correct oddition
of jewelry and "dress-up"
accessories out on q dote.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

fons, or intricately executed flow
ers on sheer grounds for dressy
wear. And her own feminine in
stinctS will remind her of the
charm of the delicately scented
hanky. tucked in her belt OF
bodice.
Name hankies and modern
lower case initials will delight her
and here's an idea for gals who
are land who isn't) the acquisi-
tive type-their best beau's hand
kerchief knottted around the neck
makes a wonderful neckerchief
Might sport his initial, too-just
to make things a little more con-
fusing. Mems handkerchiefs
edged in tie colors. are having
quite a vogue, as the girls have
tumbled to this idea.
Looks as though our teen-age
ladies have picked up this new
old fashion with a vengeance
and with the prettiest, most
fashion-right hanky beauties OF
all time!
Evening star., 1951-08-15

We've Iocoted two such
dresses for you in q fine
Connecticut avenue sports
weor speedily shop. Fine
for movie-ooine or informal
portyine at the fraternity
house is our bonnie torton
100 per cent wool dress
with q cutout circular
neekline and an Impressed
pleoted skirt. Comes in the
famous Block Watch, Stew
art and King George tor
tons.
Looking equolly OF ease
as q "dote dress" is our
wool fIonneI sleeveless
sheath right with q cordi-
oop neckIine and shoe-but-
ton trimming on the Shirt
front plaque. For gay dot
ing ADD q crinoline and
bell out the skirt, or for less
informal dotine wear it as
it is shown with briohtIy
Evening star., 1951-08-15
By AnqeIo Potri
Written especially for this College
Section of The Star.

Written especially for this College
Section of The STAR
Tim not sure that want to 60
back to college. If I am to be
drafted for military service, what's
the good?" Another says, II can
get a job right off. now, today,
with good salary. Why pass it
Iup and waste four years earning
time in college? I can learn a lot
about the job and after all ! have
Ito earn a living" Wherever young
people gather we hear such doubts
expressed about the uncertain fu-
|ture. IF I only could be sure"
There is no certainty about life,
mot In your time, not in any time.
There never has been, yet people
lived and worked and achieved
nightly. Your forefathers did.
The only security you win ever
know is spiritual security, faith in
yourself 8nd In your day. This is
your day and 1t is full Of promise
and the hope of rich achievement.
DO go to college If you can possibly
manage 1t.
You want to become a real per-
son. one who counts for his full
weight in the life about him? You
must build that kind Of person
day by day through the years by
Questioning. learning, studying
long and well in the books spread
before you, so that you may gather
the wisdom Of the race so pain
fully acquired, so unselfishly re-
corded for your enlightenment.
This task is best accomplished in
college.
The people with whom you live
and work, who talk to you daily
and to whom you listen with at
tentive ears, have a great deal to
do with the quality of your learn
ing, your ambitions and your acts.
The people who can best direct,
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Should You Go Bock2

and lead you are at col
lege, trained for this service, dedi-
Gated to it.
You have to earn your living?
OF course. We all do. But If you
are going to realize your ambitions
for place and power you must
equip yourself for the battle you
will surely face. for a man or
woman such as you vision is the
result of years Of disciplined
learning. work and faith.
You are young, probably teen
age. with more than fifty years
of active life ahead Of you. You
can well spare four or five years
of that time to. acquire an in
formed, disciplined maturity.
There Is no shortcut to success.
It must be earned. Four years Of
college give you a good start
toward your goal. 1t is like the
start the jumper takes.
only a lot easier, and the landing
somewhat surer.
College may not be the place
for. vocational training. or it may
be, according to your choice. but
in any case it is the place where
you can cultivate your mind and
spirit and create within yourself
the powerhouse which will con-
troll your lifework to the end.
The cultivated mind is what
the fine personality, the
leader. No leader, no prominent
man or woman in history was
empty-headed. College is the
place where heads are illumined.
personalities discovered and pol
lshed, power stimulated and hope
The years spent in college will
repay the cost in time and money
over and over again down the
years. If you have started there,
keep on as long as possible. Each
year counts.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

It's more fun to f1aunt a hanky
than to light a cigarette-there's
more conversation in a hanky
than in a coke-and Miss 1851 is
showing renewed interest in the
hanky as an aid to a difficult So
cial situation, finding it con-
venient accessory to finger as well
as a never-ending source of con-
versational life-saverS if there's
lull to overcome. She's finding
something else out, too-Mother'S
admonition about no lady being
seen without a handkerchief still
holds true but with a difference
this year no fashionable lady will
be seen without one. For the
handkerchief has emerged as a
fuI-fedged accessory with an in
dividuality of it's own. Miss Teena
can step out to her handkerchief
counter, choose any one of 10 or
IL different types, and know they
are fashion-right as well as useful.
Hankies are inexpensive, too
another reason why Miss Teena
likes the cut of their jib. She
need never pay more than a dol
lar for a lovely confection-in
fact, many times she'll tighten her
pocketbook no more than so cents.
And for that she can purchase
delicate flower embroideries, lively
polka dots (printed or embroid-
ered), the most exquisite laces,
and the newest prints. She can
well be proud of her handbag, if,
neatly tucked between her COM
pact and lipstick, is a hanky to
match or complement her ensem-
BILE. For no other accessory is so
feminine, so dainty, so quantity
reminiscent of Victorian days
and at the same time so spanking
new and 1951-ish! None will give
her more social security" eSpe-
cially since fashion magazines will
fash her the latest news on styles
and types. For the matter of that,
her own good taste will dictate
her hanky needs-colored linens
and cottons for casual wear, crisp
whites for all-around usage-beau-
tiful Chinese or Madeira hand
embroidery, filmy laces and chif-
Evening star., 1951-08-15
CureerGuidonce
for
Teochers-to-Be

Requirements for teacher GER
tification in each State and Ter
ritory and the District of Colum-
bia are reported in a publication
by the Office of Education, Fed
eral Security Agency. This bulle.
tin also presents. for what is be-
lieved to be the first time, a COM
|plete list of colleges and univer.
cities that are authorized by the
various States and other areas tc
prepare teachers, along with q
statement of the kinds of prepara-
ton offered in each institution.
Publication of "A Manual on
Certiflcation Requirements fol
School Personnel in the United
States" marks the first time in
10 years that an official survey
has been made of current prog
ress in upgrading certiflcation
requirements for teachers through
out the country. In 1910 q total
Of 80 States required less than
the bachelors degree for elemen-
tary school teachers; in 1850 this
number had dropped to 80, and
by 1860, when headlines in seven
additional States become opera
tive, the number will decline to
%. BY that time similar require
mentS NAV also be adopted nv
other States.
The authors of the Office of
Education publication point to a
definite trend toward establishing
requirements at the bachelors de-
gree level for initial certification,
and toward the five-year college
preparation requirement for con-
tinuing certification. Indiana.
Kentucky. Mississippi, Virginia,
and Washington now have made
the fifth year mandatory for
permanent certif1cations. Connec-
ticut and Texas are moving in
the same direction. The trend Is
toward establishing the same re-
quirements with respect to length
Of preparation "for elementary as
for secondary teachers, thus end
ing an unjustifled difference
which has been quite general in
the past"
Since the close of World War
II there has been q steady and
general upgrading Of certif1ca-
tion requirements, with So States
now calling for a minimum prep
aration of four college years for
high school teachers. Arizona,
California, New York, Washing
ton and the District of Columbia
demand five college years Of train
ing.
The manual will serve two dis
tinct purposes. First 1t will give
authoritative information to pro-
spective teachers as to courses of
study that they should follow, and
will offer def1nitive career plan
ming guidance. Second, its COM
parative data will be useful to
State legislators and educators
throughout the country at a time
when standards for teacher GER
tification are prominent in the
considerations of professional and
lay groups interested in better
schools.
Copies Of the publication are
from the Superintendent
Of Documents, United States Gov
ernment Printing Office. Wash
ington Is, D. c. Q82 pp). Price,
10 cents.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

eolored accessories and lots
Of jeweIry. For the Gloss
room divorce yourself from
all that jeweIry, add q shirt
or a turtle neck sweater and
you've q jumper ensemble
thot's tops. Groy mems
wear flannel is nice but
newer is the brown mems
wear flannel thot the dress
also comes in.
Coll Sterling 5000, ex-
tension 3o5, between 9 and
4::3O pm. for shopping in
formation. E. S.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Rhinestones

A rhinestone petal pin will daz-
zle on black velveteen. You could
also try a string Of rhinestones,
one for your wrist and one for
your throat.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Add Color!

! Pearly nail polish, from the pale
silver pinks to the cherry reds,
can be used to touch up old neck
laces. also earrings and buttons.
For that long-sleeved blouse, you
might try making your cuff links
from a length of elastic with gay
buttons or tiny flowers.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Blot LjDstick

Blot your lipstick carefully to
cut down shine and to forestall
seeping and smudging Of color.
Always apply lipstick on a thor
oughly clean skin.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

HERE'S AWAY TO PERK UP your dark wooIen dresses
and skirts Take four gay bondonos them together
eotty~eornerwise, hem along edee-ond you've
made yourself eoy opron Cineh it around your waist
by belt buckIed in the back, dog eosh
wrapped twice around.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

To give fanciest lingerie lovely
fragrance, store your perfumed
soap with it.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

New, in veIyeteen The ne~sy, boy ho-woist
jockst with eurunq shoulders, shirt sleeves; its hip
huooino very new The skirt when worn seporoteH
shows-off hioh-risinc shaped woistbond Both ours
clone in block Sizes 10 to Is Jocket $3.50, Skrt.
$12s5. College Shop ond Third Floor sposn Shop
Evening star., 1951-08-25

We aren't pointing the finger at any,
one-but there are lot of fancy
prices being asked for homes that are
so much smaller, so much less con-
venient than this. We just wanted
to make it very clear and very plain
that basically, there are only two
prices for these BIG, BIG homes
and they're exceptionally Low
prices.
FOR $4,000 you can have 2-bed-
room and den (or 3 bedrooms, with
den converted) home, ready to be
expanded as your need for space in
creases. The second floor has
roughed-in plumbing, heating ducts
and full insulation.
FOR $4,000 you can have a 5-bed-
room and two-bath home ready for q
large family-and plenty Of room for
guests. We think this is positively far
more home for the money than any
thing being offered today.
Well let you decide for yourself
when you come to Forestvale today or
tomorrow. We want you to look
carefully at all of the features Of
these beautiful homes. Note particu-
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Woman Sues for $4,000
For Photo on Coupon

A suit for $4,000 damages ane
an injunction was brought yes.
terday in District Court by q
woman who charges her picture
is being used as the THANK Yol
Girl" on packages of cigarettes ir
vending machines without hel
approval.
The plaintiff, Mrs. Elizabeth
Jean Fillah. Of 1880 Twenty-eighth
place Sc, seeks an injunction te
stop the use Of her picture or
coupons on cigarette packages, or
the front Of vending machines
and in other public places in con-
nection with the cigarette adver-
tising.
Named defendants are James
R. Dunlop, the photographer, 90:
D street NV; the G. B. Mackt
Corp, 212 H street NV, from
which concerns vending machines
the suit says, the cigarettes arr
sold, and two persons operating
as the Kronstadt Advertising
Agency, TIL Fourteenth stree
NV. The suit was filed through
Attorneys Bond L. Holford anc
John s.. MearS.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
VA Cuts Out $4,000 Jobs, Shuts 588 Offices Since AT

Iuary 28, 1947, high of 226,131, to
181 $50 on June 80. 1851; the
number of administrative en-
ployes, from 114,985 to 59,566;
contact offices declined from $50
to 367.
During the same period, VA
said, hospitals increased from 126
to $50. And department of med
icine and surgery personnel in
creased in number from 111,146
Ito 122,414.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
BY tho Associated Press

The Veterans Administration
said today that it has cut out
1000 jobs and eliminated 588
Offices or installations since the
wartime peak of it's operations.
The number Of Offices declined
from the June 80. 1947, peak of
1,198 to 610 on July 81, 1851, VA
officials said. The number of
employees dropped from the Feb
Evening star., 1951-08-25
New York Reds Move
To Harlem Quarters
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Tomor-
row is moving day for the Com
munist Party. The Reds are
taking their national headquarters
to Harlem building from the
downtown 35 East Twelfth street
site occupied many years.
A party announcement yester-
day gave no explanation for the
move. The new address will be
20 West 125th street.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
|Sponish Catholic Bishop
Expelled By Chino Reds
BY The Associoied Press

HONG KONG, Aug. Is. - The
Most Rev. Frederic Melendro.
Gutierrez, Roman Catholic Bishop
of Anking in Red China, has been
ordered expelled from that coun-
try, it was reported here today.
Five other Spanish priests and
q Spanish nun have also been
ordered expelled on charges OF
"endangering the interests of the
state and people," the report said.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Otis Works Sold

WOODBRIDGE, N. j., Aug. IS P).
-Curtiss- Wright Corp. yesterday
announced acquisition of the Otis
Elevator Co. works at Buffalo,
N. Y, for use by the new metals
processing division of Curtiss-
Wright there.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
These LOueIu RricIs and Red,rOOd
Homes Offer Complete FIeHibiIity.
Choice of T,Uo Bedrooms and Den, iUith ROughed-ln
Second Floor, 81 900. Or, Bedrooms-Complete,
for only $4,000.

larly the wealth Of windows and cross
ventilation in all four bedrooms: the
distinctive arrangement of the down.
stairs living room, dining room and
kitchen; the free standing wood
burning fireplace, and other expen-
sive architectural features too nu-
merous to mention.
TAKE YOUR PIcK-and pay price
you can afford. These homes, within
2 blocks of public and parochial
schools and churches, as well as pub
lie transportation, are in a lovely
development of fashionable Silver
Spring, Maryland.
Constructed by
N. Nothon Shapiro
Architects:
Keyes, Smith, Sotterlee and Lethbridgs
DRIVE OUT TODAY
FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS
Follow Georgia Avenue to Forest Glen
Rood, turn right to Woodland Drive
and left to homes.
Agent on Premises Dolly Until Dark
, 1951-04-18
''Sporty'' Lovebird|
Answers 10 Hi, Joe"

NEW YORK, April 10 (INS)
Miss Doris Redmond appealed to
New Workers today to be on the
lookout for her lime-colored love
bird and offered a positive means
of Identification.
She said if you call out eli,
Joe" he will answer my name is
Joey Redmond. Take me out to
the ball game"
, 1951-04-18

The TRANSMISSION for Tiny Cheryl
Lynn Labranz, stricken with a
rare blood disease that is destroy
ing her red blood cells, has been
refused by her parents a Je-
hovah's w it ne S S S minister
and his wife : : because of a
Biblical passage reading "H e
shall eat no manner of blood"
A hearing before Judge Robert
Dunno in Chicago's Family Court
today follows almost a week Of
pleas by health officials, hospital
physicians and states attorneys
to 25-year-old Darrell Labenz and
his wife, Rhoda, 20, to reconsider.
The physicians told them their
daughters death is "95 per cent
certain" unless she is given tran
fusions Immediately = but if she
receives eight unces of RH-neg-
alive blood the child will recover.
Tearfully, the father replied: