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Evening star., 1951-03-08
ANTIQUES WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. d. Milestone, North O3O0,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 Wis ave-
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp

COLORED-2-RM. APT. furn- Apply
1907 11th st. NV. #
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FURNITURE BOUGHT

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST NV
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SWITCHBOARD oPERAToR-TYPIsf

Chemical and engineering re-
search organization in Alex desires
alert and personable girl for recep-
zionist: Must be h. S. graduate and
good typist. PIX experience pre-
ferred, but not essential; 40-hr. -wk.
5-day: beginning salary about 5000
mo Call for appt. Ov. 2177. -13
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TELEPHONISTS

will train; permanent positions
MARVIN'S CREDIT, 734 9TH st. "
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

ASSORTER and assembler for dry
ary: SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920
BAEhET III + H;E HT;EEAcHER-choreographer,
sxper; for local a1 school. S1S stII Write full
BEAUTfcTAN; manicurist: excellent
PaRyE sgf161o gfD11f6 5oqFs' NA els. alf e0no''i0ne0
BEAUTICIAN-Permanent waver and
genera operator. Excel. oppor. for
sEssERs saRsSlf sgl BEaurY sal sPn SALON. sSr' yh
BEAuTICiANEMan Ead II ia; or woman. BAR.
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS
S4c6 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md
BEAUTICIANs wanted for any Of the
and commission. Apply at CARTS
BIEaHh1Y ISath iPd doRERxToE isi OK and manicafst Mas
full e part time. Apply in person
BEAuPY HanPs 1GPE oPEREroR, + 81 nw experienced s
$50 week. plus SOC. commission, 5;
day week. In Falls Church. Call
BEAuTY "a TisS'' OPERATOR, wanted by
Pierre Hairdresser,; near Maryland
all-around operator; good salary;
5-day wk. Apply in person. 1907
Baltimore ave. College Park 10
BEAUTY SALON MANICURIST. for
our Conn. ave. salon; excel. salary
and commission. EMILE. 1921
Conn. ave. -13
BEAUTY SALON MANICURIST. ex-
perienced. Apply 612 18th st. NV
Ia
BoNNAz OPERATOR, exp. or other.
wise willing to teach anyone exp
on power sewing machines; should
BoOKKEEPER, full charge. over 80
no children; Arlington apt develop.
ment. salary. plus apt. Write details
fax No. 456-L. Star. la
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HELP MEN
OPPORTUNITY

Our organization consists of many
men who were not satisfied with
average earnings. They are men
who wanted the better, things in life
they tn '' recosnised ] III Immediately s ''r ou,
money-making opportunity.
Most every man had never done ouI
kind of work. They quickly found
out that they could do it. That is
why SO many of them say, This i.
Gould @ iie earn ~f this much nfvea money Trsa"eo
We are interested only In ambitious
men who will work at this op-
portunity.
Apply Monday, II to IL am, 304
East Monroe ave, Alexandria, Va
Ask for Archie Compton.
Out-of-town men or men employed
please write for appointment.
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(2) Young woman with B. 8. or
higher degree in chemistry or chem
torial work and writing for CHEM
ICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS.
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Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern ONCE in ne.
section: pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacation. group
insurance. sick benefits. other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1S45 4th
st. ne. or 1404 M st. NV.
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5-DAY. 4n-HR. WORK WEEK
'0ee DISCOUNT, OTHER BENEFIT
INTERVIEW BY APPOINTMENT
AFTER RECEIPT OF LETTER
OF APPLICATION
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SECRETARY
For accounting dept. of publishing
CO.; must be good typist. some short
hand and familiarity with bookkeep-
ing and payroll; 5-day week; paid
vacations and sick leave: free in
Surance DI. 1900. Ext. 215.
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HELP kAEN (cont. J
EMPLOYED MEN

(s), ewes, Sat. part-time work; re-
not nee: no car nee; about So 10
S4 hr. Apply Tues. or Wed, 8 to
z pm. Rm. 702, 10 14th st. NV.
IA
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CLERK -TYPIST
Permanent position. with advance
vacations. paid sick leave. holidays
free insurance. DI. 2900. Ext. u 5
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BOX 2S9-L, STAR

SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, for
national association ONCE; 5-day,
35-hr. wk.; excel. working condS ;
perm; good salary. Call RE. $3.50
between 8 am. and pm. liz
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER. Need
one temporary and one permanent.
Must be clean, temperate and per,
sonable Not less than high school
graduate plus stenographic expert
ence. Give full details with refer
sECRfETARY fagsf HSY ; sTENoGRAPHER. to
executive manager of national as
sociation; experienced stenographer'
capable of assuming responsibilities;
college training preferred but not
essential; age $3.50; pleasant work
ing conds.; 5-day wk.; paid hos
pitalization; salary commensurate
with ability. AID. S400. -13
sECRETARY- -sTENoGRAPHER, gen.
eral ONCE work; pleasant. working
conditions; 5-day. 40-hr. wk: Apply
Mrs. Broderick. WHITE MOTOR Co.
ut R000 IL
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HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER. general once work.
in 20S: for national trade. assn;
5-day week, 9-4:30. air conditioned.
Call RE. 051o Sun. or 90 pm.
STENOGRAPHER - Air-cooled reaI
esta.e ofice; 5-day week. BOSS q
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV. liz
STENoGRAPHER-5-day week, ex-
cellent working conditions, air.
mo. gill E st. NV. ME. 0160. Ia
STENOGRAPHER. for position with
large local insurance agency. Ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement,
Salary based on experience and
qualification, YOUNG 3 SIMON
$40 Woodward Bldg, DI. $3.50.
STENOGRAPHER. Takoma Park-Sil-
yer Spring area; construction exper.
desirable; Call Ia. 1915 MSS
sTENoGRAPHER, for consulting ensr.
firm. Start sos and up, immed;
or FA. 2433. week ends and eyes.
sTENOGRAPHER. 1895, able to take
average dictation for interesting
position as secretary TO manager OF
full but not necessary; 37H2-hour
week Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma.
TIONAL, S12 Woodward bldg.
-16
STENOGRAPHER. general once work,
dictation. typinE, with established
firm; downtown once; 5-day week:
disqualification and other BENEFITS:
congenial working conditions and in.
teresting work. Write Box 259-Y,
Star.
STENOGRAPHER, perm. position, ins
teresting work. to competent, exper..
person who can take responsibility
beginning salary 1915 with regular
promotions 70 qualified applicant;
liberal vacation and sick leave. Box
401-J. Star liz
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week. Apply
Mr. Scott. OTIS ELEVATOR CO !,
1O12 goth st NV. Ma. 0S37. la
STENOGRAPHER, dictaphone; 5-day
wk; trade assoc. Apply after 10
am. Rm. 52s, 910 18th st. NV.
-l5
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COIORED
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

Firms engaged in interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must noW pay
at least rs cents an hour aud
La,0. Job seekers offered less BY
coUereG firms should notify the
Wage and Hour DipiSion, U. S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 2I20, Extension 1919.
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Secretary-S -Stenographer

Secretary -Stenographer
The promotion department Of ~. S.
NEWS & WORLD REPORT has an
opportunity for a girl who likes
shorthand and typing and who can
handle work on her own initiative.
You can learn this interesting held
Of work while sharing our liberal
employe benefits and working with
our promotion writers in pleasant
air-conditioned surroundings. Call
5000. Monday-Friday, DI. 2915,
Ext. $50. -16
SHOE sALESWOMAN, exper. only
in women's and childrer's shoes;
salary and commission. Apply
MURRAY'S, 1910 14th st. NV. -16
SHIRT OPERATORS. exper. Folders,
sleevers. bosom operators and back
ers 4 girl, prosperity unit, Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY. 22l6 sth
SILK FINisHER, must be able 70 90
siIK FINisHERs and wool pressers;
good psy steady joe. SAT-, sAEEWAY A.
SKIP LOCATER, experienced only
full or part time to work In store;
day or evening. MR. JOSEPH 7l9
SOFA IS st. r9o,TTNrAN e . HELP wanted.
Permanent lob. Good pay. Hours,
sTENOGRAPHER. dictation and gem
eral once routine: 5-day wk. Apply
general ONCE, WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. 1900 woodley I'd. NV. Ia
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HELP WokAEN

INSURANCE CLERK, tipping neces-
sary; experience preferred; stenog-
raphy helpful; with growing mort
gage loan firm; 35-hour week; g
week vacation, bonus; salary open.
Call ST. 6311, MISS FLYNN, for
appointment. Ia
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COMPANION

REFINED. SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
sEHMsfETAvALfp sTAv Ii AZ IN cPMr6RN RETHsN FoF F
PRIVATE ROOM AND BOARD. NC
OTHER DUTIES. BOX 81. STAR
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HELP WoAAEN

REAL ESTATE sALEswOMAN, ex.
perienced preferred; unusual oppor-
tuuity. Call Mrs. Burg. THE BRAN1
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HELP WoAaEN

3 days a week, $3.50 to IL midnight.
Apply Union Station. Stand No. g.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

FOR collect1on WORK no e&per. nec.s
m MARvNs ifss cRR61F 7s4 7tR ROst'Sns St.
TYPIST with banking experience for
permanent position, in pleasant sur
roundings; 5-day wk. Apply WASH
1NGTON CATHEDRAL. Wisconsin
and Mass aves. NV, Mr.. saylssss.
TYPIsT. white or colored; exper. pre-
ferred but not essential; must bs
rapid; rap HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING.
TiYPIsT. iHS T. IL Tor nv general ONCE work:
small Si1Ia v3r Grsanization Jon, Bethesda-Rock
rYPfsT. Ii'f rici part ri time ss@ Bethesda R. i.
BEST NC wi. 1898; ewes, WI.
TYPIsT. some experience preferred:
5-day week; pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
psr @o sqf 0'f a. nw sasFE ME oS SsSo
TYPIST-General ofhce worker; high
school graduate; accurate; work
varied. Pleasant working. conditions:
Sssn Ssda'' ca1i S9Ihy wo wkb bss sati0nai tEsd'
TYPIsT, 21-3o yrs, old, for gen. once
work; type min. so w.p.m.; no short-
hand; some Office exper. preferred.
Mr.: DORAN. OR. 1900. ,-i2
TYPIST, accurate, experienced; pleas
dlt Oil O1uLCT lhtCLCSt~
ing work; exporting firm; 5-day
week; $50 week. Box 1861, Star.
TYPIST, downtown ONCE, required
Immediately; $50 wk. to start:
high school graduate; 1885 yrs:
5,15 5,day yk. position perm. Phone
TYPiST. take care of small ONCE; 5.
day week Call 10. 1851. ia
TYPIST, general ONCE work In credits
clothing store; excellent salary: per-
manent. ASKIN'S. 1877 7th st. NV.
TYPIST. exper.. for billing and gem
eral ONCE work; wholesale supply
house. centrally located: starting
salary S55. Call for interview.
TTFisT TP IA; And DrcTApHoNE OPERA.
TOR for general ONCE work; divi.
sion headquarters, national concern.
Small ONCE. excellent working con-
ditions. 37h-hr wk., no overtime.
Permanent position, retirement end
sickness disability benefits. Wages
progressive plan. Can start work
Immediately. Age limit. 30. Apply
Room 703, 1857 X st. n W --17
TYPIST, age 1895; type at least so
w.p.m.: accuracy essential. Position
with expanding organization; ex-
tending all modern employe benfits.
Excel. salary for qualified persons.
ME. 6471. -15
Evening star., 1951-08-12

TEACHER, time and substitute,
for day nursery. ia. S163.
TEACHER. qualified for 1st grads
teaching; pvt. school: "a day; nearby
Virginia. Write. stating oualifica.
tions, to Box 419.G. Star -l2
TEACHER for tipping in bus. school:
4 ewes. wk.: state age and oualifica.
tions Box 34S-K Star 12'
TEACHER. for grade /. 2 and 5. for
pvt school in Arl. '51-'52 term.
Call GIL. 1900. S-5. -12
TEACHER. private nursery day
school. suburban Md; 5-day week,
$40. 4 pm Give age, education,
marital and family status, Box No.
for 1st Grade in private
school; prefer professionally trained
Fairfax County. Transp. can be
furnished Post ONCE 1927. central
station. Arl., Va. -12
nursery and kindergarten:
must be professionally trained or
exp; for COOP school. ow. 1909.
TEACHERS. 1 kindsart. 1 primary:
white, Protestant; able to play for
children's rhythm; salary open.
CO. 1895 wk. days after 1890 am.
TEACHERS WANTED for special edu-
cational work. during summer with
opportunity for part time while
teaching Give phone. Box 3139.
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MODELS

With sales experience. to sell exclu-
siVe coats, suits. dresses. Excellent
earnings. Apply Mon. morning,
9:30-l0:30. KONRAD'S. 14I4 r
NURSE. graduate, preferably with
teaching experience and pig. train
ing in pediatricS; loc. in Wash, D.
G.; live in. Box 439-J. Star.
NURSES AID, white. for duty in
nursing home in suburbs: live in.
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NURSE-RN

For medical clinic; So 900 per yr.;
5H2-day wk.; medical coveraee. leave
provisions. Call EX. 0007. -12
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MAC NAMES, INC.
1912 G st. NV.

AND GIRL. exDsrieggeed, fast. s
Apply 'p 70 the LIGGETT DRUG co.
sECRETARY-Position avail. Aug
n; Interesting work in washing
flrm. Pleasant working conditions;
sRcRRrxsY RdsE xfsf' Ell s4sthr.. oaIa' 5-day wk.
S227 beginning salary. annual raise.
NATIONAL VOCATION GUIDANCE
sf6RETARY. administrative and puo-
lie relations position in high-eali-
bre association; central location;
5.day week. Box 2l0-L. Star. Ia
part-time - Competent
Ssecy. needed for approx. 20 or more
hours h0grs per bs week perm Doston
diversified work and excel opportI-
nifty for woman with school-age chill
dren. Apply Room 219, Mills Bldg,
l.th and Penna: ave. NV. AMEaI-
sGAS SAH a rAAuITro2MoBnE E Assoc, LIZ
worker; interesting position; top top
store; 26as discount % on : purchases;
29-dayy wk, JOSEPH R. HARRIS
sfcRETARY: fe 1IIf \. st' 2. Wv; stock exchange
good shorthand, and tipping. Apply
62o woodward Bldg, 18th and H
sESRETEARY. for doctors ONCE; cap.
a3e apey OF RoE ksepisg as ACCOUNTS; gun sal open
SECRETARY NEEDED SEPT. i in
small branch Office Must take
dictation. but no legal or conference
reports handled. Varied work. Pleas
ant office. 35-hr. wk,. .4-wk. vaca-
work, Membership organiza ton. No
90. AT. 9920. Ext. 212. If
SECRETARY
For accounting dept. of publishing
CO.; must be good typist, some short
hand and familiarity with bookkeep-
ing and payroll; 2-day week; paid
surance. DI. 1900. Ext. 215.
SECRETARY
once. 5-dsy week, Tel. Ex. 5674
SECRETARY
For medical clinic; S2.475 per annum;
tipping 40 to 30 words per min;
shorthand not necessary: 5ha-day
provisions. Call Elk. 0007. -12
SECRETARY
Permanent pos. in executive
offices. located 1894 Upshur
st. NV: 5-day week; vacation
with pay. sick leave. group
insurance and purchase dis
counts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H St. NV. Ia
CETD Ut DIV
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TYPIST

knowledge of SWITCH
board; pleasant working conditions:
zation Insurance. sHIRLINGToN NSS1S5i
MOTOR CO., 2790 8. Arlington Mill
dr.. Arlington, Va. OV. 1000. -16
TYPISTS
Between ages Of 1870; 5-day, 37-hr.
wk.; vacation with pay; good chance
for advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO., $50 woodward
Bldg, 18th and II SITS. NV. IL
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES

We have several openings
for experienced salesladies;
5-Gay week; liberal employe
benefits; 20Ec purchase dis
count; pleasant working conds.
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CHEMISTS
Editorial-Writing
OnnOrtl1nitieS

GD Woman with B. 8. or higher
degree in chemistry and experienced
in literature or library work to
handle indexing and editing assign
ments for INDUSTRIAL AND EN-
GINEERING CHEMISTRY.
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

For small board. Prefer one with
clerical and tipping experience
Once located in Bladensburg, nr.
Peace Cross; 5-day wk.; interested
only in one who wants permanent
position. Ask for Miss Huttel,
HAMPSHIRE CORP. UN. $500.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23

Cross have reminded you that blood is needed:
Let bomb be dropped near US and you might
need it. Secretary of Defense Lovett says the
situation is perilous. Our top military men in
Korea say it's perilous. Our local defense
organizations plead with us to wake up!
Why not join the thousands of Americans
who are giving blood, giving it regularly,
cheerfully! It isn't painful. Trained personnel
make it easy and even pleasant.
So roll up your sleeve =. Your Armed
Forces need your blood. How about making
an appointment -. todayl
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23

Career girls and carpenters :: : truck drivers
and teachers bankers and bakers and
pretty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with con-
science is rolling up his and her sleeves to help
meet the crisis of depleted blood reserve.
Your Armed Forces are short 300, 900 pints
of desperately needed blood this month. Men,
your men, on "Heartbreak Ridge" have been
hit. Tomorrow it may be at some other place
with strange name. And maybe the blood
won't be there. And the fighting man who
might die .FWiu die.
Your Defense Department and your Red
Evening star., 1951-01-05
Northeast Council Urged
To Promote Civil Defense

The Northeast Council of Citi-
zens' Associations was urged last
night to help stimulate interest
in civil defense.
In a discussion of existing
apathy, Arthur B. McNerney told
the council that only 523 persons
have volunteered for emergency
duty with the Police Defense
Corps. Mr.. McNerney is assistant
director of civilian defense in the
18th precinct.
"The interest of the people of
the District in civil defense is
practically nil," Mr.. McNerney
asserted.
The council approved a resolu-
ton presented by the Brentwood
Terrace Citizens Association, in
dorsing Universal Military Train
ing.
1t also requested Representative
Sasscer, Democrat, of Maryland,
to re-introduce his bill calling
upon Congress to appoint a COM
mittee to investigate Washington
area taxation and transportation
problems.
The meeting, held at No. IL
Police Precinct Station, Rhode
Island avenue and Seventeenth
street NE, was conducted by
Ralph w. Donnelly, chairman.
Evening star., 1951-01-05

d e n t of the
j w a S h | n 6 t on
Board of Trade.
Installed with
him at a lunch
con at the May
fl ow er Hotel
were:
c. D e W / t t
Cofnan, first
vice president;
E. K. Morris.
S e C on d vice
president; Bruce
B a ir d treas
urar. n0l1plaS
N 6~.4A
Evening star., 1951-01-05

r. Smith, as mf' ona H.
SiStant treasurer: James B. Ed
munds. secretary, and Ringgold
Hart, high sheriff.
Directors are Durwood L. Boe-
glen, w. Raymond Carpenter.
John j. Cost, DR.. F. j. FabriZio,
Max harrington, G. Vernon Hill,
A. w. Lee, Harrison Somerville
and j, Dudley Weymer.
Evening star., 1951-01-05
Leon Chafe|ain Installed
As President OF Kiwanis

Leon Chatelain, Jr.. Washington
architect, yesterday was installed
as president of the Kiwanis Club
of Washington.
Mr.. Chatelain is a former presi-
Evening star., 1951-01-05

. Luxurious Fringe
. Smart Boucle Edging!
. Wanted Colors and Fabrics!
. A Factory Registered l0-year
guarantee!
. Certificate on every piece!
Evening star., 1951-10-14

GNU Features
NeWMusic Course

The George Washington Uni
versity will feature a new music
course in cooperation with the
National Symphony, originated TO,
the study and analysis of impor-
tant scores. At least one of these
will be- studied before each of the
National Symphony's programs
during season 1951-52.
John Learmont, musician and
critic, will relate the course closely
to the concert schedule of the Or
chestra. Piano and recordings
will be used for demonstration
purposes. Composers, their scores
and periods, will be discussed at
each session. Registration for the
course will be held Tuesday in
Building o at the University.
Student tickets for the National
Symphony's Suburban Series are
available in the Offices of princi-
pals Of the following schools: Ia
koma Park Junior High, Mont
gomery-Biair High, Montgomery
Hills Junior High. Bethesda Chevy
Chase High, Leland Junior High,
Richard Montgomery High and
kensington Junior High.
The Suburban series will be held
at the Coliseum Of the University
Of Maryland October IS, January
II and April 3.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Tragic and Ominous'

Gabor Peterdi. Hungarian-born
artist now an American citizen, is
showing ceilings and engravings
this month at the division of
graphic arts, Smithsonian Build
ing.
Born In Budapest in 1915. the
son of well-known Hungarian
writer's. he was precocious youth
who won at the age Of IS. the
Prix de Rome at the academy of
his native city. Following his
year in Rome. he attended art
schools in Paris, and when he was
20. he joined Stanley William
Hayter's famous "Atelier IT.
there. to study printmaking.
Working with Jean Lurcat, he
won a gold medal for a mural
project for the 1887 World Fair
in Paris.
Mr.. Peterdi came to the United
States in 1888. and served in the
American Army during World
War II. During the past IL years,
he has had eight one-man shows
Iof paintings and prints and has
exhibited extensively in group
shows here and abroad. He is
now instructor in printmaking at
the Brooklyn Museum Art School
and at Hunter College. New York.
That he is a Skillful technician
should be obvious to every one. His
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Programs of the Week
THURSDAY.

II
SOLDIERS HOME sYMPH0NETTE.
Stanley Hail, $50 pm.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET, Mil
ton Katims, violist. assisting, Library
Of Congress, SIS pm. Brahms
sQuintet, g Major, op. III; Hay
Ne. e. Mossrts ouinset 1aa Ms'eE inop. HR St
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Col. George 8. Howard. conductor.
Bela'S "Rakoezy overture; Silks
MsIol Ms1tseFe Pfc PsipSf baneT nssgsr;e cSgnsset0
Ssrs SSrq0n sa fsS0s Merry sHcsEPt Wsow from se.e se
tons by the Singing Sergeants.
WO Robert I. Landers, director;
1snssnins nalean Rhumba DS%inso Socai selection
by S/Sergt. William D. Jones, bari
tone; Rimsky-Korsakoff's Caprice
CONSTANTIN KLATCHKO, piano re-
eital, International Student House,
Beethoven's Sonata. e Minor. op.
fiat Major, jues Or. 30. Noi pf9nlRisi ~: BRrahms
Romance r Major, op 11s, No.
No O." apsDG BioeSs visions n9n; and PPopf,s. PP be-
Minor, op. 35''.
FRIDAY.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY CHAM.
BER ARTS SOCIETY. Emerson
Meyers. director; Earnest Harrison,
oboe; Werner Lywen. violin; Norman
Lamb, viola; Mary Alyce Bennett,
soloists: the Campus Theater. $50
Pm; Pergolesis "Concertino No. 4,
En- F Minor" for four .yiolins, viola,
cello and basso continue; Bach's
eSoe MihT !sr hs si0l1a Roioa aDa
Hindemith's Music Of Mourning
for viola and string orchestra;
graves "Cantata for st. Cecilia's
Day" for contralto, piano, clarinet,
string orchestra.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET. Mil
Of Coneress: s:l5 pm. Thursdays
prosram repeated.
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME SYMPHONETTE.
EE1ranklin 2, Charles. conductor:
DIE pSfanlSy FyEbERMSus. hali saS Pm. i Hurok Ma
/! Constitution Hall, pm. and S:30
SHAKE -vARTENIssIAN, Armenian
Lothrop Auditorium, Chevy Chase.
stan, stan, DziTani II M Dzar,s skele. Kslss;;
gum enfant ne meure pas; De-
chian.s "or Or" 'ourin," "Partzer
SaIer"; BRIDGES % That It Were
Taylor's Life and Death; Servants.
| diantz's Dele Yaman," "Ambern
Yehgan"; "Voi 10 sapete" from
Mascagni's "Cayalleria Rusticana";;
."yissi . d'arte." from Puccinis
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Chess
By Donod n. Muerides

The annual team tournament OF
the District Chess League opened
last week on the basis of sched-
ule drawn up by the executive
secretary. Temple r. Hollcroft,. jr
Twelve teams are entered for this
year: Agriculture, Arlington, Bald
Eagle. Federal. Georgetown Uni
Iversity, George Washington Uni
Iversity. Library of Congress, Uni
versity of Maryland, Naval Com
munications, Paragon. and the
Blue and Red teams of the Wash
ington Chess Divan. The latter
pair are to be of approximately
equal strength. in place of the
stronger A and B team which the
lDivan entered last season.
The Naval Gun Factory did not
enter a team this year, principally
because Sam Schwartz has trans
ferred to another agency. The
number Of teams has nevertheless
risen from IL to IL because of
the Department Of Agriculture
and the Arlington entries.
The first-round pairings were
as follows, with the first-named
team having white on the odd
boards: Paragon-Divan Red; Ar
lington George Washington: Fed
eral-Bald Eagle; Navcom-Library:
Agriculture-Divan Blue; Mary
land Georgetown. The new-
fiedged Arlington team signalized
its first appearance by q two
point victory: