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Evening star., 1952-01-02
11O1 Penna. Ave
PRFSSMAN

PRESSMAN
Experienced on 17x22 Harris Offset
press: permanent position. 5-day wk.
See Mr.. Boaz. KIRBY LITHO-
GRAPHIC Co. 1920 F st. NV. q
PRINTER FRESHMAN. experienced,
permsnsnt PEI stasas SOUTH CAPITOL Press
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. must be
experienced e'1 in selling the better
GERBEg II. GB BEATTY Rddd CO., 1915 Conn,
REaE, fysi, Is; 9srATE sTg' SALESMAN. MOI Mont
gomery County-sales experience
appearance and desire to work are, are
and appointment call Lo, 4-7200.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-stsrt the
New Year right; engage your serv-
ices with an aggressive sales or
Standard Of income: Your efiorts
yerti;s5iRnsga ' Ii'Stings and .,d.,os prospects
t;nna.d sistanes; free psrkinE; must g 6Hs 6e eSs
I: { DIXON IT SoS&S 4 Co. 1922 17th st:
RECCEiV1ING CLERK. so-4o, expert
enced for retail super market gro
cery; must have knowledge Of bust
ness; top salary, paid vacation, plus
bonuses; reference necessary. Box
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HELP MEN

MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS with
Washington license. Box 120-D.
Dill TRUCK DRIvERs-Year.around
employment; exceptional opportunity
for men. 25 or older, with good
knowledge Of Washington area.
$1.32 per hour with paid holidays
ard vacations. If you know tyucks
Mr.. Lawrence. A. p. WOODSON CO..
1913 H st. NV. -5
First class, white, top
wages: must have car. Call Mr..
WILSON. Ii. 4-6384. q
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I1NJO j EIkOO
Excellent earnings; dresses furnished,
meals furnished; paid sick leave and
vacation; group insurance and ern-
ploye purchase discount.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
USE sTAiRWAY Way rs To- end FLOOR
ROOM 200, COLORADO BLDG.
1341 G ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS.
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HELP MEN

TRUCK DRIVER. colored, for super
market; Maryland chauffeurs IL
cenSe; good hours; excellent wages
for the right man; company benefits,
vacation with nay, Itquire MASTER
SUPER MARKET. S147 Conn. ave,
Chevy Chase. Md. Phone OIL. 1922.
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FILE CLERK

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
day week, permanent, company bene-
fits, paid vacation Apply In per-
son. ROSS JEWERY CO.. 502
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SALESMAN
For Mems Furnishings and
Work Clothes Departments
STEADY POSITION
Excellent Top Salary
Mr.. Sylvan. s. N. MCBRIDE CO.
corner 9TH and H sts. ne.
SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. CAR MEG
EsSARY. HU. 624O. "a
NO CANVASSING

bOOh OF KNOWLEDGE. CAR NEG.
EssARY. HU. 624O. "a
Statesmen wanted; man with car TO
sell and deliver household supplies
nearby; full time; good earnings;
can also use part-time man. Write
EELAWLEIGHS Dept. DCA-14-270.
SANDWICH MAN-Good block man
ggsrnted for KOSHER DELEGATES
ern ave. NV. 3
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to
work In truck service station. ex-
pertence and references required:
S54 per week to start. SPEED AND
BRlSCOE, 2201 New York ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced. Apply ADAMS AMoCO
SERVICE. 4th and r. I. ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Day work. la-day Saturday; no sun
Gays; Gays an annual and sick leave; holi,
foRcE feSs T!fh bEsE nsE E2eKANdpaR Asez AANNpREWs AR
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
tuu or part time; good pay to start;
opportunity for advancement to
sERvrcF shift manager Rs as,dH HUGHES ESQ
sEkv1eEA service Station sH aeSS' ATTENDANTS AN
be able to handle shift. Local refs
Perm. position. $50 wk. Apply in
Esd person, SO, MR.. WILLARD, 400
SERVICE station attendants; must
know lube work and good on sales.
Fun and part-ttme. $125 mr., plus
commission and vacation. See Mr..
Barron, Manager SUNOCO, Wis,
ave: and River I'd. -
SHOE statesmen Experienced
wanted for family shoe stores; good
salaries; only those looking for ad-
ssaancement sa1s need apply. Box 4s4-B.
saof EoREMAN-Mu,t b. "a able
mechanic on heavy truck equip.
must know parts control. capable OF
supervising mechanics and laying
out work. Cost concious. Well es-
tabliShed, growing concern. Apply in
person. DISTRICT CONCRETE CO, :,
$500 Branch ave, Silver Hill, Md.
STENOGRAPHER, male, to type let
tiers in his home: S1.25 hourly. Re-
ply to Bog 10S-B, Star.
STOCK CLERK = Minimum age, 2S
yrs: must be able to keep neat and
accurate records, and to assist in
receiving and disbursing stock. Start
ing salary 1920 per mo-; 40-hr. wk.
Uniforms and laundry furn. Per-
manent position to q qualified man,
Must furnish complete information
of past employment. Apply Box
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MEN
I Wish to Talk To a

LIMITED number of men at this
time. regarding openings which we
now have available. Your educa-
tion means very little, but your
desire to earn money and willing
ness to work. hard is what counts
with us. If you have formerly
OF similar nature, and wish to get
position where your work will be
congenial and your profit sharing
earnings considerably high, would
suggest that it might be to your ad-
vantage to answer this ad and thor
in 1889. III help you recognize
1t, but you must look. Apply Fla
mingo Room, AMBASSADOR HOTEL,
14th and X sts. NV. Wednesday,
January 2, l to 5 pm. q
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN. Now expanding. old, re-
liable Arm has opening for sales.
men In protected territories. Real
opportunity for man with late MODEL
car to start at once. Must be able
TO close. Only want men capable Of
earning $500 per week. Call Sales
DE. 5T10 %
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HELP MEN
Act ONCE

Sasional tsdssS tsor|porstion has several e pro
Md. suburban area. Mr.. H. o. n
and Mr.. w. A. D. earned S144 .2l
and S164.S5 respectively with M
prior sales experience during theil
first week after 2 days training
Business booked 2 to 8 mos. in ad.
missions paid immediately. No doWr
payment, delivery, collection. Oh
shortage problems. Non n-seasona
and low pressure. Car required
Phone MR.. SANDERSON. TU. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HELP MEN

MEN for insulation work; perma-
nent; experience not necessary, but
must be able to drive truck; report
ready for work, 7:30 am. 1006
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PLUMBER

Jobbing man needed to I'LL
permanent position with we'll
established firm. Year-around
steady employment with good
working conditions. Bonus and
top wages paid. Apply Mr..
Edward, JOHN G. WEBSTER
4 SONS; INC; o6 627 F st. nv.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
TRUCK DRIVER

COLORED-25-3 years Of age; pre-
vious experience, clear driving record
and d. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
open weekdays S:3O-5 and sat, e-l.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11l1 Penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1952-01-02
ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
GAGE Is TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS IS ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S BE S T.
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORM M A T / 0 N
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
UPTON ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN PM. AND 4 PM.
AT 713 LAMONT ST. NV.
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YOUNG MAN

FOR inside sales work; must have
auto parts and accessories exper !;
position, with real opportunity for
advancement. Company BENEFITS
hospital and insur. plan. vacation
and sick leave. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO AND RADIO Co. ITO6 1tf1 st
NV. ask for Mr.. Herson or Mr.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
STOCK CLERKS

For work with q leading appliance
distributor; white, 21-40; 5-day
wk: $3.50 I'll 5 pm. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, 707 Edgewood
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PAPER HANDLER

Colored. 25-35 years of age, heavy
build, and willing to give regular at
tendance. 40-hour week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS
Over Is, steady day work. Apply
parking lot. corner 18th and Z
PHARMACIST. colored, experienced;
very pleasant working conditions.
a
PHOTOGRAPHERS. one who has ex-
perlence in children's portraits and
weddings; good opportunity; must
be a livewire. not afraid to work.
Write your qualifications to Box
PIANO Player. Apply in person,
1S01 Go n NJ
Evening star., 1952-01-02

ROUTE SALESMAN
laundry dry cleaning route
opening for ambitious married man;
guaranteed S65 per week after short
training period; 5-day week. Apply
in person or call DU. I'LL before
pm; after pm, call KE. 3.
MANHATTAN COMPANY
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
1928 Florida Ave. NV. -6
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1885 21st st. NV.

CHECKER-Experience preferred, ex-
ken, 6S79 North Fairfax dr., East
Falls Church. virginia. FA. 2435.
CLERK. tobacco; no experience nee
sTANDARD DRUG CO. s14 F &.
CLERK, young lady for interesting
clerical duties in office of old
established wholesale house; unusual
opportunity for beginner interested
In permanent position and advance
leave and holidays with pay. Cali
MRS. WENDT, NO. 5376. for appt.
CLERKS, accounts receivable and
payroll; 40-hr., 5-day week. CAR
RIER DRUG, 1922 Wis. ave. Cali
Miss Lozupone. OIL. 5425.
CLERKS. single or married; part or
or comparable business experience.
downtown Office; some typing; b-day
week. Phone Ex. DIGS. 3'
CLERk-FILE; temporary work. Apply
KENT JEWELERS., 701 18th st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES open
ing, 5-day week: excellent working
conditions and opportunity for ad-
vancement: cafeteria in bldg; hrs,
$50 to 4:3o. Call MR.. WEYAHT.
CLERK LEI tSpSi -TYPIsT. with some knowl-
edge Of shorthand for purchasing
dept. of motion picture company. O.
day week. good working conditions.
Experience helpful but not nsces-
MaFnsE gsE 18Th sm. ard oa. sts
at figures; $50 wk. to start, with
quick raises depending on ability;
5-day wk. COSTELLO ENGINEER
ING CO., 20 M st. ne, ME. 080S
CLERK-TYPIST-General ONCE ex-
tunity for qualified person; pleasant
working conditions. BARBER &
Ross GO, 9th and v streets ne
CIERKoTTYiiPIsT-ro handle auto
many S emeioye benefits. ls-opS Phone ~fsK Mr
DALI MOTOR ys SALES. les nc. fNca fss: fss;
cPFRs PTiRee T1ptAH ST Alex. VA. Va; ,.a u
f. for r, VARIOUS n,i9 clerical duties for .
salary. 5la-day week. Cali Mr.. Dixon,
DE. 2003, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS
u 40 P St, NV. "A
NLEMheI xF1S1S O-Qay week WlIE
excellent working conditions and
many employe BENEFITS. Apply
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSO.
CTATION. Rm. 219 Mills Bldg, 17tt
and Penna. ave. NV. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKING
conditions in local ONCE Of Ma
tional Automobile Finance Co. Apply
UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT CORP
1880 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Md
81. 500 "a
CLERK-TYPIST: white, age 25-4e
for interesting general ONCE duties
Excellent ,opportunity for advance
ment. 5-day wk., free hospitaliza-
tion, paid vacation. Why not comt
IN and talk 1t over. NATIONAL
RIFLE ASSN, 1900 Rhode Islanc
ave. NV. facing Scott Circle. -
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80; large
casualty insurance company: per-
manent position in conaenial once;
5-day week; Apply in person. AIS
woodward Bldg, 18th and H streets
IN.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HERE TT ISL

TSnk aaznsgY aY OFFER Pert srfss 2hIY Eoa oga s|1s
PER WK.. YET PAYS AS MUCH AS AS
S42 FOR ONE ORDER. MANY OF
OUR MEN SELL 3 OR 4 ORDERS
PER DAY. DRAW AGAINST
EARNED COMM. 9I9 DUPONT CIR.
BLDG, 9-2 PM. ONLY. %
Evening star., 1952-01-02

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged in Interstate com.
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must non pay
at least IS cents an hour and
time and one-hdlt for ouertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LdtC. Job. seekers offered less by
coDered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Division, U. S.
Department of Labor, telephone
Executive 2I20. Extension fS4S.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
S33 A DAY

S33 A DAY
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY
WE OFFER YOU AN OPPORTUNITY
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. JUST
WILLINGNESS TO LEARN is ALI
YOU NEED. START THE NEW
YEAR RIGHT. INVESTIGATE THIS
APPLY 1922 18th ST. NV, 2ND
FL. 8 TO IL AM. ONLY. SEE
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HELP MEN

YOUNG NAM temporary microfilm-
ing position: Q mos. duration. Expr.
not necessary. Apply Rm. 300, S16
I4th st: NV. EQUITABLE LIFE
Evening star., 1952-01-02

STOCK CLERK
Young man, white. 1S or l9, to work
in stockroom; must be q high school
graduate and have D. C. driver s
permit. Call Personnel Dept. on
Jan. 2, 1852.
HO 5805
Evening star., 1952-01-02
. PRESS CLEANER

Permanent position for q good worker;
coiored, 25-3S years of age, heavy
build and capable of passing a
physical exam; 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; open week
days, 5000, and Saturday. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-01-02

NEED EXTRA CASH
DRIVE A TAXICAB
Few hours training prepares you
BOB'S STUDIO TAXI SCHOOL
131 18th st. NE. Ii. 3-5102.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
EYDEDTrNrTn

EXPERIENCED
Ages 1890; manual bookkeeping; no
typing; permanent position; 5-day
wk.; 8 to 5; regular pay increases;
and retirement benefits, Call MA.
5000. Ext. 2S6 for appt. a
ACCOUNTING MACHINE AND
KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR, IBM
Experienced; permanent position; ad-
vancement opportunities; 8 day
week; paid vacations. paid sick
leave, free insurance. DI. 1900,
Ext OH
Evening star., 1952-01-02

CLERK-TYPIST
5-day, 40-hour week. newspaper Of
nee; location GEORGETOWN; conven-
lent Transportation: vacation, hos
pitalization and insurance. co,
Evening star., 1952-01-02
MAN

Married, age 25 to 10. with car:
learn service trade: route work;
perm: daytime; salary; ref req
Interview, 10 am. to IL noon, or
by appt. WESTERN EXTERMINAT-
ING CO.. 1923 18th st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

MEN twhite), to deliver papers. door
to-door delivery: meet representative
and truck at corner Of 9th and D
am.
MEN, 21-65; neat appear, accust.
to meeting pub. to repr. nat. sales
org; no car nee; perm; approx.
S65 wkly. Apply 1912 Pm, Rm
702. 710 14th st. NV. "a
MEN. 2 full-time and l part-time,
start on one or two day trial basis
If you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. Nc
experience necessary. An experienced
man Will train you. Apply Oil
National Press Bldg, 14th and
SITS. NV. or call DI. 4477 or DI.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR.
JANITORS

STEADY Jobs for good men: colored,
25-3S years Of age; good physical
condition, and willing to give
regular attendance; 40-hr. week.
weekdays. S:30-6 and Sat. 9-I,
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

CASHIER -CHECKER: for super mar
1854 Livinsston I'd. Sc. 10. 3-55O0
CASHIER, young woman with restau-
rant exper.; references required.
BASINS. 1920 Penna. ave. NV.
CAsHiER. MGR 1000 experienced
desired; age limit 35. Meals and
disqualification. SUBURBAN HOS
PTTAL, Bethesda, Nd, OIL. $3.50,
CASHIER. experienced. RIcKY TIES,
926 r st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1952-01-02

MAN WITH CAR
Big earninRs; no investment; good
references: full time. Call 81. 1851
and ask for employment manager
Evening star., 1952-01-02

FOUNTAIN CLERK, white, over, 8.
Part time ewes. and Sundays. 1897
Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-449S. 3
GAS STATION MANAGER-Salary
and commission. Apply 42O3 Geor-
gia ave. NV. .
GROCERY BUYER and merchandis-
er; age 30-45; experienced grocery
man; must have knowledge of buy
ing and merchandising for retail
super market; references necessary;
excellent salary; paid vacations; and
Star. "a
GROCERY CLERK, willing worker;
good pay. 5la-day week. 1919
Benning I'd. ne. -3
GROCERY CLERK; good hrs, good
salary. 1904 E. Capitol ST. q
GUARD -0PERATOR-Full time, 40
hours. night work; permanent posi-
ton; company pd. pension, sick
beneflt and vacations. AMERICAN
DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., Room
207, 700 10th st. NV. -
HALL MAN. colored, for modern apt
bldg. See resident manager. 2l50
Pa. ave. NV. 3
HOTEL CLERK. night work; some ex-
perience preferred. Apply SENATE
HOTEL, 101 D st. ne. after 10 am.
HOUSEMAN for rescue squad; cap
able of performing light clerical
duties. Apply Mr.. DOYLE, WI.
AHA hntunop q
Evening star., 1952-01-02
THE EVENING STAR,
HELP MEN Cont,

2 Washington, D. c.
JANUARY 2. 1852
Evening star., 1952-01-02
COUNTERWQMAN
CREDIT CLERK

White. for cafeteria work; no Sun.
days or late night work; meals and
uniforms furnished. Apply TALLY
Evening star., 1952-01-02

NJ EllOu6 SdIlo -
ALTERATION HAND on mems cloth
ing; opportunity to make extra
money for month or so; 7-hour day,
work shorter hours If desired. Apply
to Mr.. Vincent. GROSNER, 1926 F
AssrsTxNr BooKKEEPER-Experi-
enced. energetic young woman for
sales analyses and accounts pay
able ofice; must have good hand
writing and be accurate and fast
with figures; some typing; only per-
manently located applicants con-
sidered; salary commensurate with
experience and ability. See Mrs.
Steelman, d. J. KAUFMAN, INC,
AUTOMoBILE TITLE CLERK - No
exper. nec.; fast, accurate tipping
required; 5la-day week; many en-
ploye benefits. Phone Mr.. Traub,
OV. 1900 for appt. BENDALL
BakEhT Ak AlfF'' s.tEserRLs AZ ea,-1i2?so a,n2
to 8 pm, for work at 1915 No,
Wash. blvd, Arl. Phone OW. S606
or oW. 2537, MRS. HITE. .
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Burroushs operator. age 1s to 35;
pleasant working conditions; good
hours. See Mrs Brotherhood.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP :,
1901 G st. NV Il
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Club Advised to Support
Move Aqoinst Vandalism

land be guided into constructive
activities.
At the same. time. the group
heard Or. Elizabeth Morrisey.
lformer member Of the board Of
The National Conference Of
Christians and Jews. voice an ap-
lpeal for support Of the principle
lot National Brotherhood Week. !"
Pointing out that bigotry and
prejudice can be used by our
enemies as weapons against US.
DR.. Morrisey. called for an in
creased stress on brotherhood
education in the elementary
schools.
1--WE must educate children to
respect differences" declared DR..
IMorrisey. who is q professor at
Notre Dame College in Baltimore.
Iand a member OF the Baltimore
Board of School Commissioners.
l"Children must be taught to
Judge people on their own merits
land not as part Of q group"
DR.. Morrisey pointed out that
the NCCJ has been carrying its
program not only to the school
child, but to the teacher. the
parent and the community. The
lNCCJ is checking textbooks for
unnecessary statements which
are insulting to groups" and re-
educating teachers to, break down
lprejudices, she said.
In recommending the clubs
study of an adult education pro-
gram to combat vandalism. Mrs.
IBeswick pointed out: We must
first convince parents Of their
responsibility for the nurturing
lof their children. Next we must
disseminate sound child psychol-
logy to combat the idea that neg
llecting children is allowing them
freedom Of expression. and last,
we must in some manner thor
loughly prove and publicize that
the investment of love, care and
sacrifice is a rewarding insurance
for old age"
The program included piano
selections by Miss Marietta Vogel,
Austrian born Washington artist.
Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist, presi-
dent of the. club, introduced DR..
lMorrisey and Miss Vogel.
Evening star., 1952-02-08

The Twentieth Century Clut
focused attention on education Of
children against vandalism and
for brotherhood at its monthly
meeting yesterday in the YWCA.
Mrs. Richard NJ. BeSwick. the
clubs representative to meetings
|of the newly organized Civic Re-
|sponsibility Committee. reported
lon the findings Of the COMMITTEES
which is seeking to combat the
growing vandalism that last year
cost the District school system
500. 900.
Mrs. BeSwick recommended the
clubs support Of the committee
lin promoting an adult education
program to educate parents to
their responsibilities SO that chill
|dren would be taught respect for
the rights and property Of others
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Little Club Benefit

A cabaret and dance will be
sponsored by the Little Club oi
Washington from 8 pm. to mid
night Sunday in the Fig Audi
torium Of the Bnai Israel
synagogue. Sixteenth and Crit
|tenden streets NV. Proceeds will
|go toward the clubs philanthropic
projects. the chief one Of which
lis cancer research.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
|Alpho Phi Dinner

Members of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter Of Alpha Phi
land their husbands will be guests
of Maj. and Mrs. L. B. Farnurn al
a formal dinner dance to be held
tomorrow in the Fort Belvoir Of
lficers Club.
Mrs. George A. Porter. presi-
dent Of the chapter. and her hus-
band will be co-hoSts with Mai
and Mrs. Farnum at q cocktail
party at 1880 pm. at the Farnum
quarters. preceding the dinner.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
FILLING CRACKS?
REFINISHING FURNITURE?
CURTAIN RODS

i
fFron, Mrs. O. M. S.. ArIingtonj
Can any one tell me something
about filling wide cracks in the
floor? We have just moved into an
apartment where the cracks be-
tween the boards are rather large.
I seem to have read something not
too long ago about winter being
the time to I'LL them. Is 1t hard
to do? Would it be worthwhile
to do In an apartment or is it
expensive? I would appreciate an
early response as ! do want to
get the floors cleaned and waxed
as soon as possible.
Also. does any one know how
to refinish q piece Of lined oak
furniture? I have an end table
with q bad stain and will have to
remove the finish on that surface
in order to remove the stain.
When the finish is removed. !
think the next step is to mix white
lead with linseed oil-can any
one tell me how many parts Of
the lead to how many parts Of the
oil this requires? Then after that
Is applied and removed should it
be left to dry or should the shell
lac be applied Immediately?
have noticed when painting small
objects around the house that
dust settles on the object and
caves q rough finish. Will this
..appen with shellac? Is there
any way to avoid this?
Can some one tell me how to
furnish an apartment with pic
lures without spending a large
sum of money? would like to
have several groupings - dogs,
flowers. scenery and maybe one
or two Of modern art. The pic
lures I have seen in q few Of the
large department stores are not
what I want. Where could I OBJ
tain them? Is there some way to
treat prints SO that they look like
oils? Should they have glass over
them? Can you buy just frames?
Where could one with very little
artistic ability find pictures to
trace in order to make some sill
houettes?
For the lady who wanted infor-
nation about putting curtain rod
brackets in plaster where there is
no wood around the window, you
could put them up with nails. Put
q piece Of scotch tape over the
spot where you want the nail so
the plaster won't chip. It helps
to have the nail hot. We have a
mirror that weighs about 80 to
40 pounds on . plaster wall. This
is done by drilling q small hole
in the wall Cor rather two). Then
10 small piece Of metal that has
grooves on the inside is forced
into the hole, then the screws
are put into piece Of metal
(Which you can get at a hard
ware store) and the mirror hung
on the screws. You can use these
same pieces Of hollow-grooveo
metal in larger sizes for hooks to
put into q basement wall for
clotheslines. I'm sorry this infor-
nation is so late. but ! have two
children under 2 years and have
just moved, so haven't much time
but I do hope 1t helps some one.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
MAKING MAYONNAISE?
(From Mrs. G. A. B., Upper
Mnrlb0rOJ
ADDRESS WANTED?

(From A. B. D., WGShington.)
Do any of the readers OF RCH
have the address of the home or
missionary society that collects
used postage stamps for the ptlr-
pose of extracting the ink from
them? ] have lost the address,
but have quite a box of stamps.