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Evening star., 1951-12-13

going to be the sticking point
on which a truce would finally
be refused by the U. N They
know that the real point at
issue is the return of U. N.
prisoners. Unless the prisoners
are given back, there will be no
truce. So the Reds. desiring a
truce, will give back as many
prisoners as they say they have.
Nobody will know whether that's
the truth but the agreement will
be made to accept whatever
prisoners are returned and to
insist later on that an account
ing be made of what has hap
pened to the others.
The U. N. negotiators, there
fore, may be expected to trade
the inspection point for an
agreement on the missing pris-
oners. The line for the armi-
stice has already been agreed
upon, so whenever the prisoner
problem is settled a cease-fire
may be expected.
Judging by the attitude of
the Communist negotiatorS.
there may be more delays and
more haggling but in the end
there'll be a truce. Failing a
truce, the Communists know an
extension of the war to the
Chinese mainland is probable.
They will learn, too, that. if
there is a truce and they break
it, a drastic policy will be in
voked.
The IL countries whose troops
are in Korea can reach an
agreement on broad policy
without going back to the U. N.
for authority. For a cease-fire
is not final political settle
ment, anyway. 1t is not prob
able that any questions of a
political nature will be sub
mitted to the U. N. for some
months and that, meanwhile.
the IL countries standing guard
will observe how the truce is
kept.
To meet future contingencies.
much reliance will be placed
Evening star., 1951-12-13

at Gen. Ridgway's disposal.
These could be spared without
in the least impairing the de-
fenses of Formosa. This offer
has not been accepted because
of its political implications.
Our Allies. particularly the
British, feel strongly that any
intervention of the Nationalists
in the present war would end
all hopes of settling the Ko-
rean question. The Foreign Of
flee has not despaired of some
solution, provided we show pa
tience and understanding. The
appearance of Nationalist SOL
diers. the British diplomats say,
would prolong rather than
shorten the campaign. And
Gen. Ridgway has been ordered
to continue to be patient and
understanding"
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Lowell MeLEett:
u. S. Army Needs Protection
Civilian Authority Suggested by National Planning
Association to Investigate Defense Expenditures

should be composed Of full
time members at salaries that
will attract the highest talent
and should include, as far as
possible. representatives Of the
major functional and economic
groups"
In other words, an authorized
band OF vigilantes to protect
the United States Army against
its enemies on the home front.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
TV REPAIRMEN

SEVERAL PERMANENT PO-
SITIONS WITH WASHING
TONS LARGEST SERVICE
ORGANIZATION. EXCEP-
TIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR EXPERIENCED OUT
SIDE MEN. GUARANTEED
OP P OR TU NIFTY TO AD-
VANCE, EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY, GENEROUS EXPENSE
ALL OWANCE, VACATION
WITH PAY, INSURANCE
BENEFITS AND LIBERAL
DIS CUNT PRIVILEGES
THIS IS A 5-DAY WEEK
CAR NECESSARY. CALL
MIR. GILL AT DI. 1900, OR
IN PERSON AT GEORGES
R Ado 81 TELEVISION
co. WAREH OUSE, 2145
QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE
CALL BETWEEN 9 Am. AND
$50 PM.
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PAYROLL SUPERVISORS

Must have experience in machine
bookkeeping, preferably with ac-
counting degree, under 35 years.
Permanent position with excellent
opportunity for advancement.
Apply Employment Office,
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
1724 H st. NV, No Phone Calls,
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN

PORTER. colored, permanent employ
ment; must be sober and reliable;
5la-day work wk.; vacation with
pay; disqualification benefits. Apply
NoRMSaas asrns6 MoToR seTslse co sana srsss5 ssIt
PORTER - Daywork, no driving
refer. required. WHrTLEY'S DRUG
STORE, 701 Kennedy st. NV qE
PORTER. perm, full time for drug.
store; reliable, refs; drivers per.
nit Seat Pleasant, LU. 1-3400
PORTER, colored, steady. reliable.
porter part-time evening work. Apply
4nl5 8; 2Sth St, Arlington. Call
PORTER; S35 per week; 6-day week,
Apply in person. SURPLUS SALES
COMPANY, 925 Pennsylvania ave.
PORTER. colored. part-time. Must
have D. C. permit and excel. refs,
3501 Ga. ave. NV
PORTER. with car. DAILEY's DRUG
STORE. 1924 Florida ave. ne. 5
PORTER. young; pleasant working
conditions: Apply Mr.. Bourne,
STAR CLoTHIERS. ia 7th st. NV.
PORTER, colored, age 21-35, to
work. in. funeral home: must have
2. G. drivers permit. Apply, Mr..
G. C, Echols. general manager, w.
w. CHAMBERS CO., 14g0 Chaplin
st. NV. CO. 0432.
PORTER AND DISHWASHER, colored.
ss5 ssRs5sn1sa meals. for pEss sHs DRGG HUG 1881 f4Sf
rdoRRfiTER.DR1vER, colored; GOOD pay.
meals furnished. CHEVY CHASE
PHARMACY, WO. $500. IS
PORTER-KIT. MAN, exper.: nights,
80 pm. 100 Upshur NV. lend
Soldiers Home carline) - =
PRESSER-Wool ana silk. Good sal
ary or piecework. Steady Job. 3031
Naylor I'd. Sc. LU, l-3334 -
PRESSER. exper. on wool. Apply
AL KUHN. Needlecraft. 1859 Co
lumbia rd. -
experienced, wool and silk;
good salary and hrs. GEM CLEAN
ERS. 637 p ST. NV s.
PRESSER-Experienced on ladies'
and mems garments. Mornings or
evenings. Excellent salary. Apply
at once, 2127 18th st. NV.
PRESSER-EXper. on woods: guar
yearly salary plus car expenses.
Only gooe and steady workers need
70 apply Call JU. T-9746. p
PRESSERS, wool piece rate. Apply
1915 Half st. sc. ---6
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1888 Eve st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
men preferred. Due to
surplus volume of business we need
more help Immediately. We train
new men for their license exam,
also. Call Mr.. Higgins. OW, 1928.
J J. w. HIGGINS co.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN
FOR MACKE

For established cigarette yendins
route; exceptional opportunity fol
man under 35 seeking permanent
position with established, expanding
nrm' experience not necessary: gooC
salary with assured increases: lib.
eral family disqualification, insur.
ance and vacation benefits. Inter.
views 8 a.m.-5 pm. or ewes. By
appointment. THE G.. B. MACKE
CORP. 212 H st. NV, ST. 5000
Evening star., 1951-09-06

TV SERVICEMAN-Out with car
Exper. only. No night work 5la-
day wk. Excel. pay and working
conds. See Mr. Minogue. NATION
AL RADIO AND TELEVISION Co.
669022 4th st. NV, IA. 0751. IA.
nv sET.UP MAN, experienced in
setting up TV sets for delivery.
some repair knowledge necessary
40-hr.. 5-day week. Excellent COM
pany benefits. Call or see Miss
Jones. SEARS RoEBucK d CO,
$500 st. ne. rear of Bladensburg
rd., Hot Shoppe. LA. $500. g
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, expert
enced: for light delivery; must know
washington and surrounding sub
uros. permanent position; do not
phone. SMALL'S FLORIST. 1901
Conn. ave. NV. 3
TYPIST-Minimum VT. composition
exp. on I8M promotional spacing
machines excellent position with an
expanding organization in the en-
eineering and copy preparation field
annual and sick leave benefits. Call
UPHoLsTERERs-Apply employment
office, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
coo WnodlNv rd nv. %
USED CAR CLEANUP MAN, no exper
nee. Apply CALVERT MOTORS.
lI41 East-West hwy. S. s., Nd
UsHERs3Ful time and part time.
Apply TRANs-LUx THEATER. II
usHER.. Young man over is vrs. of
Apply METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
10th and p SIS n -
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SALES MANAGER

Must have had at least ; yrs. expe-
rience in direct-to-consumers sales
field; capable of taking over full
proposition for right party: send
brief resume of background. Box
369-R. Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SERVICE MAN
(GAS OR OIL)

MUST HAVE TOOLS AND
TRANSPORTATION. AP-
PLY TO MR.. HAMBLETT
GENERAL HEATING &
ENGINEERING CO., 2l3l
9Th ST. NV, BETWEEN
$3.50 AND $50 Am.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SALESMAN

Electronic organ: permanent position
with established house. selling ma
uonaiiy known make instrument;
ability to play organ and sales ex.
perience given preference: general
knowledge of electronics required
salary, commission and car allow
ance. State age and past connec-
tions; interview arranged. Box 403-
M Star IN
Evening star., 1951-09-06
ACCOUNTING CLERK
APPLIANCE
SALESLADIES

For full or part-time employment
With Washington largest appliance
ann telovision chair You Wiil enjoy
selling in an interesting atmosphere,
YOU can make 500 to $40 per week
selling small appliances and table
radios. Many company benefits in-
clnde paid-un life insurance policy,
group hospite lization ond ~oid va
cations. Apply in person. Mr.. Gold
msn msn Isl LACY'S. Sth and q
Evening star., 1951-09-06
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 35
years of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel Room sos. Open week
DAYS S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, white, for florist shop
cellent starting salary. Phone AD.
YOUNG MAN, white, high school
graduate, general help in printing
business; opportunity to learn multi
graph sBl1 and ood mgltihhth; See Mr.;
YOUNG MAN to work in wallpaper
and paint store. Excel. opp. for ad-
vancement. Apply in person. UNION
WALL PAPER AND PAINT CO.,
~, 2SQl Wilson blvd, .Arl.. Va. IS i,
YOUNG MEN, TO assist with general
yancement assured. EISEMAN's, F
YOUNG 8 sSG MxN-chance of lifetime
to assist manager with adv. cam
paign for leading oil CO, Sau salaty
Ambassador. 9-12. l-5 wed. Thu. 5.
Fri: only: no phone calls Is
YOUNG MAN. 1920. white, local ref. =.
to learn mailrm. work and operation
of mimeosraph ana addressograph
and other machines; excel. working
cond. insurance ard disqualification
ASSOCIATION RADIO AND ~
BROADCASTERS, III N st. NV.
See Mr.. CourSon. II
YOUNG MAN. with mechanical ability
anu SOME eleCLTOnlC DdckRFOUnQ LOT
position in service department of
nationally known office appliance
DICTAPHoNE CORP. 1910 Conn
YOUNG MAN to learn real estate
business, rent dept. BOSS g. PHELPS
INC. l417 K st, NV. p
YOUNG MAN with drivers perlNi 10
drive car. NEW YORK JEWELRY
Tl9 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for helper in auto pain.
shop No exper necessary. Mr.. Den
nison, TRIANGLE MOTORS, 30lO
r ave. ne. DE. $500. -
YOUNG MAN-Some exper. feeding
JOB presses; phone after 8 am. DI,
YOUNG MAN to learn the real estate
business. Apply AIKEN g. AIKEN,
YOUNG MAN. colored. dishwash!ng
and pot washing; $50 wk lob. See
Mr.. Faifar, SHOLLS COLONIAL
CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV
YOUNG MAN. white, mechanically in
clined, to assist jeweler in sop work
and some errands; no eXper. neces-
sary. Reply in own handwriting.
Box 9;!-R. Star. g
YOUNG MAN
Age $3.50. to operate tabulating ma.
chimes; no experience nee; advance
nent as you learn Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC, ls45 4th St
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN
STATESMEN WANTED

for 8 top-notch statesmen or 8 men
who aspire to be statesmen. Our
business is good IL months out OF
the. year and not effected by usual
business trends. II you qualify you
will be trained quickly and should
earn over $4,000 per year for the
car. but will not be required to
leave Washington and immediate
area. For personal interview write
Evening star., 1951-09-06
RELIEF CLERK

For busy hotel; must be experienced
on hand transcript. Box 27-J. Star.
ROUTEMAN. for dry cleaning route.
in Md: very liberal commission for
a hustler. Phone AP. 2300, Z 80
am. to 6 pm. -2
ROUTE SALESMEN-To sell SEVEN.
UP, Americas fresh UP" drink on
estab. routes. Salary and commits
sion. Uniforms furn. and other ben
efits. SEVEN-UP WASHINGTON. Inc
1325 KennilWorth ave n e --S
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN

AGENCY has opening
in production department for hieh
school graduate, 1890; clerical and
messenger work; advancement; real
opportunity to learn interesting pros
feSsion; permanent; 5-day week.
Call DI. 74UU.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SALESMAN
Grocery Products
Established Food Broker

Wants a man with experience In
grocery products. One who has
worked for wholesale grocery. a
IooG broker, or large grocery
products manufacturer is desired
Must be a resident of Washington
Or vicinity, know the trade and know
grocery products.
Excellent opportunity for the right
man to, set himself up in q very
pfontanle ARRANGEMENT right in his
confidential. Write, giving full par
tlculars reearding experience, also
age and telephone number, BOX
409-L, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
COOK WANTED. white, must be ex-
perieneed TORONTO CAFE, goth
a1G y cts n "
COOKS (2)

COOKS (2)
Apply chef. LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye SITS. NV. DI: 4210.
CORRESPONDENT experienced with
tipping ability; capable handling
semiIegal matters. Write P. o. Box
ll06. Roanoke, Va, %
COUNTERMAN who can shuck oys-
ters. CY ELLIS. 1011 E st NV.
Phone MA. $685.. -
COUNTERMEN-Full- and part
counter. PRESS PHARMACY, 1870
CoUNTERMAN. experienced. sober,
Tor restaurant: good pay. RAMEYS
GRILL, 1907 L st. NV. DI. S42S.
CoUNTERMEN t2l. expef.; s45 wk.
aHR1NRR Ma siRf nH nRHEssTAuRXSr. SAT xSTk AnR1lS 41S
CSSUiSSfaEERMASS,' SiS aEfRM AN ~5 expsEienced ssen; good
salary and tips; apply 1716 Eye NV.
pIsHwATER-colored, exper. Apply
TRIO RESTAURANT, 1887 18TH
DESK i; &c CLERK for small hotel. Hours
10 - pm. DI. 1858. -
DISHWASHER for restaurant. No
Sundays Gail in person. Lido Res
taurant. 9lS 18th st. NV. -S
DIsMWAsMEsRs 5rN SHE e@) ,u7e GolG5fdi Tfau6NS go0d
SERVICE Co. Id1 N st. ne. IS
% eouipment preferred but not re-
uuired; age. 21-35. Numerous en-
ploye benefits; excel. salary for quail
iied man. Call NE. 6471. =
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELP MEN

FURNITURE DELIVERY MEN t2)i
| thoroughly experienced only: good
RhH s. rGt fs5 soasLER afs Nh Me- Ar!aa! sg43
IFGRNITuRE I'm III /; FINIsHER and repair
man, exper. to work inside and
outside: only. men with proven. ex-
RossLER. INC. 2543 18th st. NV
Furniture FinisherS
Only experienced men need apply.
See Mr.. Buck Curtis,
Curtis Bros. Furniture Co.
goal Nichols Ave. Sc.
Furniture Warehousemen
Experienced in handling fine furni-
ture. See Mr.. Buck Curtis,
Curtis Bros. Furniture Co.
2041 Nichols Ave. Sc
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must BE
oe5i WoooDiLAW1N S1s Service VICE CENTER. HSffas.
1926 N. Wash. blvd, Arl. liz
: GAS STATION ATTENDANT
sdSer Win local 4e scs Thi,e anf
ave. Du. 9772. --6
6-day week, hrs. $40 to 1a % pm.
Apply in person. RYAN'S GRILL
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. GIL. slbs
GRILL MAN. to work breakfast and
lunch; neighborhood restaurant. APP
rd., Silver Spring. sH. ores.
.GROCERY-EXper. man or trainee.
Excel pay and short hours in lge.
D:G.s store in Falls Church. FA.
GROCERY CLERK; drivers permit;
nANl nh
thesda ave, Bethesda. Md, OIL
GROCERY CLERK. exper.. knowledge
of meats. D.. c.. drivers permit re-
quired. Apply In person BROOK
LAND FOOD CENTER, 3732 10th
St ne. -
GROCERY STOCK MEN (e>: part
time; hours $50 to 3. Also , CASH
ier-checkers. So; exper. and refer.
1854 Livingston rd. Sc. 10. 3-5500,
HALL MAN-Exper. with furnace and
elevator. Apply MANAGER, 1901
HARDWARE CLERK. permanent po-
sitton for ambitious young man,
Apply YOUNGBLOOD PAINT g.
HARDWARE. 341 Cedar st. n.w.--6
HARDWARE CLERK. young man, to
learn hardware business. No expert
dttions and hours. Call LA. 6-76e3
HARDWARE MAN, must have good
ref; good opportunity and pay for
right man. Call Ii. 4-9407. .
HELPERS-To assist service men in
cleaning oil burners and furnaces;
over Is years. JOHN p. AGNEW
& CO.. INC. so Patterson st. ne.
HOST T-SUPERVISOR-C gem
tleman preferred Must be an Amer
lean citizen and at least one years
residence or gainfully employed in
WASHINGTON. Apply ewes, 1920 Ver-
mont ave MICHEL'S RESTAURANT.
-l2
HOTEL CLERK
Perm. relief position. Open 4 DAYS
and ! night a week Must be able
to furn. good ref. and have
pleasant personality. Apply mana
ger BURLINGTON HOTEL, I12O
vermont ave NV. -6
-4.--
Evening star., 1951-09-06
statesmen Z

Who can earn $3.50 q week and over
to sell nationally advertised watches
on credit; no down payment re-
auired from customer; immediate
cash commissions; permanent posi-
tion with excellent future; vacations
with pay. many other company bene-
nts; tull-time or part-time men
accented; excellent opportunity for
part-time vacuum cleaner, uphol-
Joe Tash, NEW YORK JEWELRY
Co. 10 7th ST. NV.
MAN, exper., for kosher
delicatessen. Apply 1922 Eastern
ave. NV. q
SERVICEMAN. experienced on gas
nred forced-air furnaces; salary
open to licensed electrician; cal
helpful. Apply in person. JOLLES
BIOS, INC, $40 D st. sw. -
Evening star., 1951-09-06

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.;- ex-
perienced: 8 days per wk. Apply
CoNNoRs & FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDASSrs
t2). experienced in Sunoco products;
good pay. JU. 1896. -6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
Mhite; $40 day plus commission and
vacation; only well-experienced men
sarroS. r @Er. "sa1 sUNocSoS oceS5S sERvfcE sfs Mf
STATION, Wis. ave. and River rd,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Wnlte s1flte EXP. preferred but not nee.
COINS ESQ sERvTfcciEna TcineE 4oao MAh- Mii-
son blvd, ARLINGTON. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
I4li and part time. BLACKBURN'S s
suNoCo. 1887 Good Hope rd. sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
~; capable of carrying shift. ex-
perienced lubrica ton; must be hon.
est and reliable. LAKE AMOCo
SERVICE, $3.50 Conn. ave -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ca
paple man, to manage night shifts;
onEort,,r;tr onry exper; man need apply; good
TON. 4435 Benning I'd. ne. %
0GnV1LE O1AI1ON All.
Large ESQ service station. Good
working conditions; day and nieht
work. Apply LEE PERSHING. ESQ,
OW. 7707. 3
SHEET METAL HELPERS-For duct
work; experience helpful, but not
necessary; chance for young men to
learn high-paying trade. Apply in
person. JOLLES BROS. INC. a40
D st sw. -
sHIPPING CLERK. experience desir-
able; opportunity for right man to
advance. Apply CAPITAL PRINT
ING INK CO, INC, 500 Charming
SHOE SALESMAN--Excel. opport. for
an exper. man. Apply in person.
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE,
Columbia Medical Bldg. II"
SHOE SALESMAN. for family store.
good hours, and salary; experienced
only; t0.2 WIS. ave. --12
SHOEMAKER. white experienced in
upper work; steady Job. Apply
3S09 Mckinley 81 NV. %
Evening star., 1951-09-06
ASST CASHIER TRAINEE

Position easily adaptable to
assist t a mt bookkeeper or
bank teller. Real career op-
portunity for young woman
in consumer finance field,
Typing essential. Pleasant
working conditions. COM
pany benefits include group
disqualification, life insur-
ance and bonus. Salary
commensurate with back
ground. Personal interviews
only, Evening interviews
arranged if desired.
See Mr.. Heinecke
Evening star., 1951-09-06
ROUTE SALESMAN

To operate an established coffee
route for one Of the Soutfls largest
coffee and tea companies. Salary.
commission and bonus. Car fur
nished; excellent opportunity for
man selected. Call MR. O'NEIL,
AT. 0122 for appointment, between
8 R.n1. and IL noon. -6
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SALES
DALED
REPRESENTATIVE

FOR CIGAR COMPANY
To work in Washington. D. C. Ex-
perience in cigar sales or allied
lines. helpful. Salary. automobile
furnished, with all expenses paid.
GROSS at EX hn3f
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Statesmen. Attention!
statesmen (21

Due to expansion program. we have
need for two more representatives
Opportunity open for rapid advance
not necessary, If you are ambitious
and capable, as we will personally
train you; leads furnished. kpnli-
cants must have good character
education and appearances: car nee
essary. Earnings will be in the $5.-
600 to $4,000 bracket. Position
permanent. Write, giving full back
ground, We will contact you and
make appointment for interview
Box 3S1-R Star sc
Evening star., 1951-09-06
ENGINEER

Glass 3 or better, white, one high
pressure boiler, 2 low-pressure boil
ers. Good hrs, excel salary. STATE
age and eXper. Write Box 455-R
Star Ii
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HOTEL CLERK

Perm. relief position Open 4 days
and | night a week. Must be able
to furn. good ref. and have
pleasant personality. Apply mana
ger, BURLINGTON HOTEL, 1920
Vermont ave NV. e
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Real Estate SaleSr1en

Real Estate Statesmen
Excellent opportunity for 2 expert
enced statesmen willing to work full
time with one of the most progress
Automobile necessary; plenty of ad-
vertising; assistance in closing deals
and excellent listings; don't answer
this advertisement if you don't in
tend to work hard and make at
least $4,000 year; we will train
college graduates in the real estate
profession. Call Richard Wright at
EN- $500 for an appointment with
W. B. WRIGHT. whose new Offices
are located at 5021-23 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
statesmen

statesmen
Mems wear and neckwear good SAL
ary; excellent working conditions;
experience and references. 80 l4th
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HELp MEN

METAL MAN to clean and sort metal
only, sober and experienced mar
Ga. ave. NV. HU. 44o1 Ill
Observation-Disclosures to learn
photography; 5-day week, Apply
news dept. HARRIS & EWING, 1919
Evening star., 1951-09-06

FURNITURE DELIVERY MEN (2);
thoroughly experienced only: good
Hr6R RhH s. Mt f. s sossLR aas Nh fNc Ar!as4E aS4s
FURNITURE FINIsHER and repair
man, exper. to work inside and
outside: only. men with proven eX-
ROSSLER. INC. 2543 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT; ex-
| perienced 6 days per wiz AnnIy
CoNNoRS & FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
PRESS CLEANER

Permanent position to be filled I'm
mediately. Colored. 25-35 years Of
age, in good physical condition, and
willing to give good attendance No
experience is necessary Apply Per-
sonnet Room sos Open weekdays
$40 to 5 and Sat. 81. No phone
ro1fx
Evening star., 1951-01-12

Those that possess ample room
and fine cutting techniques that
do not make them bulky. Hand
some and beautifully colored
tWeeds vie with ice-cream color
ed f1eeces done up in the pyramid
shape that has wept the market.
We like Monte-Sano and Pruzan's S
rs length coat introduced last
year and which they have con-
tinued to keep in their line. This
is something we wish more dress,
suit and coat manufacturers
would do. keep something going,
that is good. Fashion Is like a
love, we think, and once you fall
for it you like to keep it around.
Speaking of coats, Nettie Rosen-
STEMS wrapped coats with the
casual collars standing up like an
Elizabethan cuff are very excit-
ing. Coat colors may astound a
great many. Though the general
fashion scene is peppered with
blacks, grays and navys-coats
brighten up the scene with clear
shades of red. yellow, blue and
green. The pink coat is particu-
larly striking and looking.
The great stress on pink of
course may be part and parcel
of the whole picture of fashion
this year It's decidedly delicate,
fragile and womanly. Hooray!
And that's exactly what Nettie
Rosenstein has produced in her
collection this year. A group of
clothes that will have no truck
with junky trimmings. outlandish
silhouettes, or looking and
crazily printed fabrics.
Such sanity and good sense
have amazed us during these
showings. There's perfectionism
afloat and we think it's going to
be a great and pleasant surprise
Evening star., 1951-01-12
By EIeni
Fa shion Editor.

! New York, N. Y.
! In screening the collections for
outstanding fashion trends that
click with consistency for spring
and summer we find that you may
have a little difficulty in not being
able to see the dresses for the
coats.
| BY that we mean the outfit, or
costume. or ensemble-take your
picks seldom made up of just
one item. There's the dress with
the sheer coat, the dress with the
cape. or the dress or suit with the
stole.
/ We haven't seen a collection yet
that didn't capitalize on this fash
ion. They all manage to achieve
one purpose-they look feminine.
This coming season we think the
stocks in the stores are going to
be exactly what you're looking for.
It's good-looking season for
clothes. generally speaking.
They're crisp. made up in the
newest fabrics the companies that
produce them could get out of
experimentation. There's va
rlety enough to suit the most
discriminating woman in which
ever fashion she vans to invest
those hard-earned dollars.
But there is certain amount
of like and dislike on the part of
every Fashion Editor when she
views the collections. And we
definitely don't like the lamp
shade skirts. the impressed hens,
and the call-the- What-they-will
skirts on some of the designs. We
think the light went out" when
they were designed.
We do like the coats this year