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Evening star., 1952-08-22

GIRL for general office work; typ:
ing essential, ser 40-hr. wk.. good
is$sol -s swoPE xofiS'01i JE3ElRY saf Rn3SD1sel e.
GIRL. white, pleasing personality, tc
40 reception-Secretarial work in real
estate ofice; No shorthand or pre-
vlous experience necessary. Oppor-
Ga1i funity y,, 70 learn sp pjuS to g. days week
GIRL, light colored, for oral sur
geons office, steriliZe instruments,
learn to develop X-rays, make sup
plies, keep office neat; experience
Piyinr sre but nn;gn not Write
number. BOX 3SS-G' Star. ''D''One
extra money in your
spare sPaIe,. time time, making and selling
free free. caftalosue, fLaEs or come IN and re-
ATIONs. INC. 939 New York ave.
NV. D1. 1917.
WOMEN-Make your spare time pay,
working from your own home. I'm
UNITED phone necessary. UN. 1852.
WOMAN (white) General house
work and help care for . children
Room; board and small salary. JA
WOMEN, white. 1850; for counter
work, floor work, cashiering and
salary $50 wk. plus meals and
vacation. See Mr.. Fajfar. SCHOLL'S s
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn
YOUNG LADY for inventory cont confro,
dept, clerical position; excel. OPP
portuntty as. asst. to buyer: excel.
KAT,y KsaAsaTFy; 7,a aAPPly Fl y Mr.. \ Dessner, KoPY
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work,
exper. not necessary. must be able
to do some typing. See Mr.. Delsig-
pore; TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3OIO
cHn9de Island ave: ne: PA
work. Apply Mr.. Hines. 1928 wis. Wis
WE NEED MANAGERS and sal sales.
ladies In the following Highs Ice
Cream Stores--3207 N. Washington
blvd. Clarendon: 5906 N. washing
fTn Slnd bivd;; sbonmnt Wsstover; 6413 Arlington
PPis@Rsnics Pieass cs a's MRs sgak9ms aHsrEK. Rk. M
3-1240 for details. bet. 8 a.m.-4:3O
pm. Mon. through Fri. only. pa
Al STENOGRAPHER, with Initiative
and aptitude for figures; wonderful
OPPORTUNITY; congenial associates
Call MRS. r., ME. 0610 for appt
AN INTERESTING POSITION with
INSURANCE firm: good telephone
hours 8 to 8; free hospitalizati tion
ana @ insurance. Phone Mr.. Garner,
MAKE SPARE TIME couNTEcal,
AVON for area nearest you. Earn
$25 wkly. serving repeat Gusts. RE.
PART-TME TELEPHONE CLERK,
neat, pleasing personality; no ex.
perfence necessary; ewes, Sat. anc
Sun. Apply NECK TELEVISION
352S 14th st. NV. 90
DUE TO EXTE1SION Of present IA.
ctlities we have several openings fol
the following: Adding machine oper.
ators. bookkeeping machine oper-
ators. clerk-typists. Age Is to SO
Experience preferred but not essen.
tial. 6-day week. Numerous EN-.
ploye benefits. Apply in person
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK. GIG
A SURE WAY to make extra money
Show best line. beautiful Christmas
card aSsortments. They sell them
selves. Other fast-selling items,
Special club fund-raising plan.
Write for. samples on approval and
free imprints. ROBINSON CARDS,
Dept. M-37, Clinton. Mass.
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HElP--MEN

YOUNG MAN. 1925; for inventory
control dept, clerical position. excel
opportunity as asst. to buyer: excel
salary. Apply Mr.. DesSner. KOPY
KAT. 713 H st. ne. -26
YOUNG MAN, 1885, to work ir
cient stencil cutter. knowledge Of
mimeograph: good pay to start
ACME, 631 E st. NV, EX. 1929.
YOUNG MAN, honest and capable
have knowledge of bookkeeping
Steady employment. Apply 1925
14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN under 80. to learn the
wholesale flower business. Apply
1915 H st. NV, bet. l1:30 am. and
! pm. go
YOUNG MAN. erk-typist, steamship
transportation CO. Apply $50 Maine
ave MD TIJONHAo
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SECRETARY
TOP SALARY

Type SO w.p.m.. shorthand. 10C
w,p.rn.; large local corporation will
under 35 yrs; 5-day week. liberal
employe benefits. Apply Box 1905
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MAN WITH CAR
Bie earnings; good refs. 81. I36I
MAN WANTED WITH CAR
ELEcTRoLUx CORP: Apply at 1907

Big earnings; gooo reIS. 2L:-1oo1' 2L: 1901
MAN WANTED WITH CAR
ga Ga. ave. c NV. before s pm.
MEN under 80 I;nJ yEs PREF Hfht for groscfs Sarfs
for old estab. food distributor; must
be In good physical .cond.. opport.
for advancement VIXEN oualitled.
Also paid holidays. vacation. pen:
Sion, employe benefit plan and
group life insur Good oppor for one
Interested in steady work under
good cond. and a Job with future.
Starting rate Sl:3Oh per hour. NJ
6971. Ask for Mr.. Alsop Tor aappt-
MEN WANTED t2l, for parking lots;
5 days per week. Very little driy-
ing. Mostly collecting and showins
people where to park. No restrict
iion on age. Must have driver S
permit. Good opportunity for some
person who Is retired. See Mr.:
Moore. 1919 Eye st. NV. Do not
YOUNG oTNG; MAN who can work with
heipful but not essential: salary
sac per week; state age and eeu-
catior in reply. Box SIG, star
VOTING MAN, 1928: ambitious, viii.
ing ia learn retail drRpery and slip
cover fabric business; no outside
work; excellent opportunity tol
<Sht person to advance TO position
Of asst. manasssra;o go write st.f giving eb tai
YOUNG MAN, colored. soda fountain
clerk; 9 to 6 pm. CALIFORNIl
PalSsMAcY. S1e5 Calf. st. nv,
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STENOGRAPHER

National publication requires expert
enced stenographer under 80; 5-day
Mk.. vacation. insurance, hospitaliza-
tion; Good starting salary. Air
CONDITIONED office. co. 1014: 20
Stenographer-C Clerk
Division headquarters. national or
nographer-clerk for light dictation
and general office work: small ofice,
pleasant working condition. 5-day
ent location. Starting salary. S2s2
rpsIss Per mo; Please call ME. 3435.
sTENOGRAPHER -RECEPTIONIsT
Young lady. high school graduate,
knowledge. of shorthand and tipping,
Tor executive ONCE: pleasant work.
s:3O-4:3O pm; $50 wk. TO Start:
company paid Insurance dement's,
vacation and sick leave. Apply Mon
through FL. Mr.. Brebner. MAN
aArdAT ar eall nG Go' III, 1yss Florida ave a$ n:y.
AAsssSoociatiOn; AsSo 5-day wk. CAN Co
swITcHasoaRD OPERATOR, white.
for apt. house NV. section; for
Call MRS. LEVER, EN-. O7OO. 90
1h1ACHEA, dudltlOudI, lOI pIlIUdTy
1ept. In pvt. school. P. o. Box 1927,
Central Station. Arl.. Va. pa
TEACHER. primary and elementary
departments. Established private
school in nearby Virginia. Excel.
oppor. for qualified and exper.
teachers. Call Gil. 1900. "a
TEACHERS, qualified. white. Protes-
tant. under 35. some knowledge Of
music; one, 1st and End grades. /
kindergartsn. fun day. CO. 2336
day. NO. 2792 ewes. "a
TEACHERS. white; beginning Sept
3, primary dept. established private
portHnity. Cali GL. 1900. s am.
to 3 pm. weekdays. PA
TEACHER, End grade and kinder
garten; pvt day school in Metro
politan area Give age and educa-
tional background. Box 252-G, Star.
TELEPHONE INTERvIEWER-Large
progressive financial institution de-
| sires the services of young woman
| to serve as telephone interviewer
and. general clerical position. The
work is interesting and has many
benefits. See Mr.. Nuver, LENDERS,
INC, 202S N. Moore St. Rosslyn,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, exper.. for
de luxe apt. bldg. THE WOODNER.
1886 18th st. NV. HU. 4400. chief
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CIRCULATION CLERK

Alert woman. 3O-3S yrs. of age
to handle out-of-town subscriptions
in our circulation dept. Must have
reasonable typing speed. 8 am. tc
4:t5O pm. Mon. Fri. Apply Person
mel. Room sos; open weekdays. S:3O-
B, and Sat, 81. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK, white, for drug store. Exper
helpful. but not necessary. Day shift
only. No Sun; GOOD hours. gooo
pay. HAMILTON DRUG STORE
1901 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. -24
CLERK for telephone work in Gus
toner service department; salary
to start S45 per week; paid COM
pany group insurance. hospitaliza-
ton. sick leave and vacation APP
ply to Mr.. Lowe. MANHATTAN CO..
13.S Florida ave. NV. or phone
DU. I'LL, for appt. -26
for souvenier and fruit stand:
evening work. Apply UNION STA
TON, Stand No. 8. --22
wk., modern air
conditioned office, excel. working
conditions; need . girls to handle
telephone orders and stock records;
knowledge Of tipping preferred but
not essential. j. j. HAINES & CO,
INC, 1851 v st. me-, LA. 6-5974.
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CLERKS

Alert girls, 17-1e yrs. Of age. to do
handle routine assignments. Posi-
tionS available in our accounting
and circulation departsments. Bring
birth certificate i under 1s. Ap-
weekdays. s:3O-5. and Sat. 81.
No phone calls.
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110l Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT for general work in
small air-conditioned ofiice; 5-day,
SSsnr; Sisaa: sTaf; yk;; pei permanent position,
Box Ole. Star. -22
CLERK-TYPIST. exper. helpful but
not nee; 5-day wk 37A hrs. Ap-
ply in person. 6I6 r. /. ave. ne.
CLERK K-TYPIsT. with knowledge of
bookkeeping. 5A-day yk. See Mrs.
INC, 1850 wilson blvd. Arlington,
'CLERK-TYPIST. young lady. white.
IS to 25. for established real estate
firm; Good typist No experience
necessary. ne sSsy Salary open. Phone
CIfsRiKeTfYiPIsT to assist bookkeeper, KEEP
store. ST 1888. "a
CLERk-TYPIST - permanent posi-
tion with investment banking firm.
Modern downtown office. 5-day
week. In reply state salary expected.
Box 279-G. Star. -22
CLERK-TYPIST for credit clothing
store. 5ha-day week; good salary.
| 307 7th st. NV. "a
CLERK-TYPIsr for suburban Ford
dealer. young lady of neat appear
ance, GOOD typist. PIX experience
| 6h-day week. See Mr.. Erwin. FORD
CO.. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge rd..
| Fairfax, Va. -23
CLERK-TYPIST, white, bet. 25-35.
Call for appt., 10. 2-1304. .--24
CLERK-TYPIST and general ONCE
clerk, under So; exper. helpful but
not essential; 5-day wk., good salary.
See personnel mgr, EMERSON RA-
D1O OF WASHINGTON, INC. 1922
18th St n
Evening star., 1952-08-22
CASHIER-TYPIST

Wanted by nationally known small
loan company. Excellent salary; per-
pleasant surroundings, free life in
surance and disqualification. Tele-
phone MR.. HALL at JU. 7-b41O OF
call persDnally at 1910 Ga. ave,
silver SpTtng, s--26
Evening star., 1952-08-22
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
TYPIST

Conscientious young woman, 1885
yrs. OF age for q permanent position
on Washington's leading newspaper.
A typing speed of at least 35 words
per min. is required. Five-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, Room sos;
open weekdays, 8:30-6 and Sat,
0-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I'M poppa Ava Al VI
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CLERK

General office work, some tipping neces-
sary,. permanent position, free hos
pitalization and insurance. CREEL
BROS. INC. 1911 14th st. NV.
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TYPTST

5-day, 37-hr. wk.; vacation with pay,
for @ adSancemss,t. dnt Sni WIZ. Apply G0a CLAIMS Claims
Dept, INDEMNITY ms. co. OF
NORTH AMERICA. 612 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and II StS NV pa
Evening star., 1952-08-22
DANCE TEACHERS

0314NSG GxA\<4xx14S0
Experienced only full or part time;
excellent salary E. 3 FOWLER,
DU, $500.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced,
neat appearing. able to take x
DENTAL ASSISTANT, for . mos. only;
white. neat and efficient. Exper.
pref. but not necessary. Located
in East Riverdale. Md. AP. 1914.
DENTAL HYGIENIsT, full or part
time; list references, license. Salary
depends on ability and exper.. down.
town once. BOX 92-G. Star. ga
DRAPERY SEAMSTRESS, experi-
enced. Apply Mr.. Hoover, Upholstery
shop. SHOREHAM HOTEL. $500
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT, for national
professional monthly mAgaztne:
typing necessary, shorthand desir-
able; B-day week; liberal vacation.
Give experiendk age, telephone and
salary. Boz 9i-B, star. --2z
Evening star., 1952-08-22

Permanent position. residence Arling-
ton Georgetown area. Experience
Organization offers excellent oppore
tunity. Aforementioned ONCE; D.
day week, paid vacation. other bene-
hts. Phone MR.. SWAIN, CO. 1014.
Evening star., 1952-08-22

SeCretarlaI Assistant
Some dictaphone experience; 5-day
wk.; excellent starting salary; group
disqualification and credit union
advantages. Apply Mr.. Klein. HENRY
B. GLPIN CO., All 8. Capitol st
Ii. 4-2432. -26
Evening star., 1952-08-22
Bio THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1852
HELP MEN tcon.. }

SERVICE STATION MEN. full OF
part time; white. steady workers
EsSNES 1?GS 5sfsre9SSf a6Lr sERStcE Taa1fE aSf5
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 97T2
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN,
cation Sfoap hOsafaiaatan saaag; Rald Ha
have service station experience. be
sober and a good worker. Apply in
person. see Mr.. Ebener. LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 3540 14th st. NV,
SERVicE; STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced in lubrication. Good
NaSior Nsi%f he!a. 4a: sc coNNoR's' INC. S1sl
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
gutter and spout. Call JU. 8-I927
any time. or JU. S-2141 after 8
sHiPP1NG AND RECEIVING CLERK
Prefer man of middle age Perma-
nent job for right man with oppor-
tunity for advancement. P. o. Box
244' Rosslyn Station, Arlington; Va.
SHOE SALESMAN, steady position.
SHOE CO.. 1925 7th st. NV. -24
s%oE pssI;ion sAE1sNES E1sg ss,ry ezRsf NssS ssds
SHOE HOE al, ssiEyMr88x yS Ok 20o4 IA
cellent starting salary rl-s comm.s-
elons. Also part-time and Sat ex-
tras: Apply PARAMOUNT SHOE
STORE, LU: 1883. -27
SHOEMAKER-Pleas apply in per-
son son BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP,
SHoEMAktEiRMWAll-around man; ma re.
liable. steady job 4Sl3 First st.,
Arlington. Va. IA. 5-S416. -A2
SHORT ORDER COOK and counter
man, experienced. Apply FLOWER
DELICATESSEN. S707 Flower ave
Silver Spring. Jr1 ~-a046, 81
SIDING APPLICATORS, steady work
an year, round, plenty of work: ex-
ira good pay. Apply mornings. 7:30-
See Mr.: Hornberger, CONSOI,-
IDATED ENGINEERING & DIS
TRlBUT1NG CO.. 400 H st. ne.
SPOTTERS. exper.: full or port time,
for wholesale dry cleaning plant:
CLEANERS. rear s525 Ga. ave.
STOCK BOY-Young man. h.s. grad.
1or shipping receiving and issuing
OF radio and TV parts: previous ex-
rapid advancement to a responsible
E,lling to learn: Apply to Mr.. GIN,
ZI45 Queens Chapel rd. ne -24
Evening star., 1952-08-22

MATTRESSES - Good hours and
working cond.; steady. employment,
seafood restaurant. References. 1928
F st. s.w., MA. 3011. -o5
MATTRESSES, white. new opening
restaurant, full or part time. Apply
in person, THE RICE BOWL RES
TAURANT. 7031 Baltimore blvd,
College Park, Md, or call UN. O928.
WAITRESsES-Apply SENATE INN,
5704 Marlboro pike. 10. S-4646.
exp. tray service. Ap-
ply SEAFARE RESTAURANT. 3524
Conn. ave. NV. "a
MATTRESSES
openings for neat, attrac-
tive young women. Excellent earn
ings and working conditions. Uni
forms and meals furnished. Apply in
person. HOGATE'S ARLINGTON
HOUSE, 400l Wilson blvd. -22
experienced, good pay
excel. tips; no Sundays; meals and
uniforms furn: hours. 1870 am.
to pm, Apply COLONIAL
KITCHEN. 2045 Wilson blvd. ,Arl..
va. PA
Evening star., 1952-08-22
SALES
OPPORTUNITY
SALES MANAGER

COLORED NIGHT MAN, IL pm. to
Z am. 8 days per week: elevator
and switchboard experience. Ap-
ply 16oO Harvard st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1952-08-22

COMPT0METER oPERATOR, 21-so
hr. week. no Sat. work, chance for
advancement. Apply in person "a
Mr.. Foard, ARMOUR & CO., sol
18th st gw -22
Evening star., 1952-08-22

National publication requires expert
enced stenographer under 80; 5-day
Mk.. vacation. insurance, hospitaliza-
conditioned Office CO. 1O14. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-22
TYPIST

i I F10l
White. In collection department of
large organization, will train for
interesting position; pleasant office
surroundings. good hours. company
benefits and periodic salary increases.
Phone MIR. WILLIAMSON, ST. 4S0O.
--23
WAITRESS. must be experienced;
s5eS;.,. excel earnings; pleasant Eorking
WAITRESS. white. 5-day week Aver
age earnings $50 weekly. WAGS-
Halls DELICATESSEN, 1855 Mass.
WHiTREss, exper., full and part time
short hrs. good tips. Apply after 2
pm. BROWN DERBY, 3333-A,
Connecticut ave. -22
WAITRESS. wanted for lunch, 1880
to 2:30; days a wk; good wages ;
good tips. Ma. 1882. CY ELLIS
RESTAURANT. -22
Evening star., 1952-08-22

CANVASSERS
Young attrac. women for direct con.
tact work 8 hrs. per day. will ne,
exceptional income. For information
call between 2 and 5 pm, Ma
0254; after 8. OF. 1855. --22
Evening star., 1952-08-22
POOKKEEPER

Must be experienced; b-day week,
nice salary, good opportunity for
advancement. Telephone after 8
pm. Ordway 6440. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-22
YOUNG MAN

O4NO 41IA1N
Permanent position with investment
banking firm; 5-day week; modern
downtown office. In reply, give draft
status and salary expected. Box
27S-0, Star. -22
Evening star., 1952-08-22
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Attractive Opportunity
SOS per week. plus commissions
while learning. Ages between 25-
40. Come in to see MIR. BARBOUR,
400 9Th st. NV, or phone RE. 7247
Evening star., 1952-08-22

SERVICE STATION MEN. full or
part time; white steady workers.;
good references. j. o. Tanner,
TANNERS GULF SERVICE, 3O1 5
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 97T2.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Il like the can wash everything from nylons blue
jeans says Mrs Martin. That's because the Maytag Auto
matte lets vary the washing time Completely automatic
operation itself off Upand-over rinse ushes
dirt from clothes not through them Thorough spin
drying leaves clothes fluffy with hard-toron wrinkles
Built by Muytog and that many extra years of
dependable troubleee performance and ceanest clothes
Evening star., 1952-09-21


She shoOs her oasher Mother Mrs. c.
g. washes clothes clean my Maytag conventional"
says Grandmother, Mrs. George Dewey Yes only the
Muytug Automatic has famous Gyrafoam washing action
the agitator action originated by Maytag Clothes get
cleaner gentle water wash the most
stubborn dirt Safety Lid open t-washng action stops
close it, washing It's "childrenp proof" boiling
down perfectly balanced Adjustable legs fit floors
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Moytog Dutch Oven Cos
Range. Most efficient, best-insu.
lated oven you can buy. Speedy
gas cooking. Big burners. Easy to
clean. Oven window. The Maytag
Company, Newton, Iowa. Wash
ers Ranges Freezers Ironers.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

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STRICTLY US. A.

finally persuaded her to change
her mind.
MEMPHIS. An embittered local
author summed up his New York
publisher as follows: Broke as
the Ten Commandments, so con.
ceited he does crossword puzzles
with a fountain pen, and 50
crooked that every time l shake
hands with him count my
fingers"
MIAMI. Howard Van Smith, of
the Miami News" relays the
touching story of a married couple
Evening star., 1952-08-17
I'll see Boston from here"

Shaughnessey went aboard the
train to find out why.
Il paid good money for my
roomette on this train," asserted
the lady, land l intend to occupy
it all the time l see the sights in
Boston"
A free cab to the TOuraine
Hotel plus q ticket to a Red
SOx-Yankee baseball game
Evening star., 1952-08-17

startling misconceptions when
it meets immigrants from
foreign shores at the piers. One
displaced person stared eagerly at
the trim young lady from the
Society who was guiding her
through the ropes and asked,
What tribe of Indians do you
come from2"
Another inquired, What sub
way should I take for Sacramen-
to-" A third wanted to know,
Can l get to Tulsokla in time
for lunch?"
The armed forces present prob
lens, too. One soldier wanted
Travellers Aid to tell him of a quiet
place where he could propose to
his girl. Another demanded Tallu-
lah Bankhead's private telephone
number.
There was also the young army
wife who, upon arriving in Penn
sylvania Terminal in the middle of
the night, approached the Travel
ers Aid desk with a housing
request.
Her husband was going to be
stationed in the Times Square
sector for some months, she
explained, so she was looking
for "a small cottage, a block
or two from his post, for about
SIS q month";"
D0BT0oG. When a through train
from the West pulled into South
Station one morning, an elderly
lady fatty refused to get off. Rail
road Police Lieutenant James
Evening star., 1952-08-17

NEW YORK.
IN The Trav-
eIers Aid SOci-
ETY., "a unique
and vital service
for the traveller
in Distress" has
Evening star., 1952-08-17

We speak to you out of deep concern for your
continuing pleasure in your beautiful hair. 1t
IS to our interest as well as yours that nothing
happens to mar the pride you rightfully take in
keeping your hair 50 beautifully groomed and
curled. 50 shiningly young and alive.
Because something is threatening to spoil your
pleasure. something you may well not be aware
Of. something so damaging to hair health and
shining beauty. you'll feel like crying when you
discover it. But crying won't help you then, be-
cause it will be too late.
Recently, many of you have been attracted to
new kinds of fnon-neutralizing home permanents,
have even used them on your hair. These home
permanents promise shortcut to the curly hair
you want by skipping the vitality important neu-
tralizing step. All you have to do they imply, is
roll your hair on curriers', douse it with waving
lotion and maybe some water. and presto, a
permanent wave!
Of course you're interested. And many of
you have tried it. Why not? This is the age of
man-made miracles, is it not? Of push-button
cooking and automatic heating and pleats that
won't wash out!
But sometimes miracles don't pan out and
sometimes in the process nice people get hurt.
And that's what this message IS all about. to
warn you before It is too late. that when you
give yourself one Of those so-called shortcut,
Evening star., 1952-08-17
IT seemed silly not TO speok"

IT seemed silly not to speak"
who had not spoken to each other
since 1895, but were reconciled
during a hurricane last fall.
They were blown simultane-
ously through the roof of their
home, and the wife explained:
''It seemed silly to go out to- !.
gether and not be speaking"
I'M NGARSHALL'S list of avow-
edly living persons whose names
and addresses formed complete
sentences evoked a food of ad-
ditional suggestions. Most intrigu-
ing, all things considered, came
from that consistently funny fel-
low. Ted Shane:
Wenn Knight Hood, ,Wuzzin, Fla.
I.L.C. Eve, Onna, 4, Tenn.
Doan B. Sow, Finny, KY.
Y. Downcher, Sean, Md.
B. Praysed, Mighty, Ala.
S. Topp York, Hing, Me. (That
goes double for the conductor of
this column.)
THE LAST STRAW. A station
agent in Eureka, Calf, heard a
crash on the platform. He dashed
out to see the tail end of a train
disappearing round the bend,
while a disheveled gent lay prone
on the ground, surrounded by the
contents of his opened suitcases.
An owlish youngster stared at the
gent, but made no effort to assist
him. WAS he trying to catch the
train1" the station agent asked
the youngster.
''He did catch it," replied
the yollngster, ''but it got
away" -bENNEH CERF
Evening star., 1952-08-17
mage and non-neutralizin9 home permanents.
to women who care

10 hours you must allow for it to dry in the air?
The only safe way to assure yourself of the
soft, healthy. naturally pretty curls you want is
by complete and thorough applications of a
neutralizing agent to stop the chemical action of
the waving lotion the moment the curl takes"
on your kind of hair. To men who have devoted
lifetime to the study of hair, it is simply un-
thinkable to skip neutralizing and to leave the
vitality important safety step to chance or the
imperfect oxidizing action of the air And in this
connection, we know of no beauty parlor in the
land which does not safeguard its clients hair by
using neutralizer. You may check this state
ment with any beauty operator:
That is why your Richard Hudnut Home
Permanent instructs you to take careful check
curlS at calculated intervals suited to your type
of hair; and why it gives you the most effective
neutralizer known to chemistry today; and why
it tells you to neutralize and neutralize and
neutralize some more!
This you can be sure of :. no other home
permanent can guarantee you the happiness of
longerlastng, softer. springer, healthier, natu-
raj looking curls -. in as short time by any
other method!
Our laboratories search constantly for new,
better. easier, faster ways to give you the wave
you want But we will not ieopardize the health
and beauty Of your hair, for the sake of eliminat
ing perfectly simple step: And until waving
chemicals are discovered other than thiogIycolic
salts Ohe base Of all cold waving solutions at
home or in professional salons) and our chem
lists find method of using them that involves
no risk Of hair damage, hidden or otherwise,
zing home permanent.
We urge you to think this over, talk this over
with your friends before you give yourself an
other home permanent. And one more thought
did you realize it takes nearly year to grow
whole new head of hair? Isn't it better to be safe
than sorry?