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Evening star., 1953-01-25
LADY
To work IN our price entry dept; g..
day wk.: paid insurance. Apply
H J. TAYLOR, after. 10 am.
BERGMAN LAUNDRY
623 G ST. NV.

WOMAN. over 80, to act as iieid
EaniSed iSss; abilify 10 orTanizs
and supervise desired: car heipful;
will consider part time. Box 262-
Elderly. white or colored:
excsllent earnings; sell ladies' nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts, etc,
direct to consumer; full or part
time, Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH.
ING Co.. 703 7th st. NV. go
WOMAN OF HIGH SCHOOL educa.
tion. initiative and sound JUDGMENT,
for permanent position. 81 1000
yr. State qualifications In hrst let
ter. Box 234-Y. Star. ---2f
WOMEN for Party Plan Lingerie
Shows; also dealers; part or full
time: comm, from $40 to 500
weekly; must have car. We will train
you. Write Box 204-Y, Star, 20
WOMEN WANTED. to sell real estate
with Arlington's largest lots and
acreage specialists. Call MIR. SMITH
for appointment. ia. $4,000.
YOUNG IADY-Prominent expand
ing real estate firm has opening for
bright young lady In our property
management dept; some cashier
duties, Good future for selected ape
plicant. Apply to JESS FISHER
MANAGEMENT CO., l420 X st, NV.
LADY, white, for stock brok-
erage once; general clerical. steno-
graphic knowledge; 5-day wk., paid
vacation: starting salary, S55 per
S-S170. MR.. WEBSTER. --25
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SALESLADIES
WHITE OR LORED
rTTTT np DART TlTME

To open up new installment accounts.
Full line OF ladies' and men s
clothing, jewelry and appliances.
Sell direct to customer on q no
money down, easy term basis. Un-
limited earnings. Phone ST. 3-4l85.
sALESWOMAN. GIFT SHOP, Conn.
ave. MHst have successful exper.
record in selling gift merchandise;
Refs, req. Call MRS. THOMAS, RE.
AVON PRODUCTS, wen known and
nationally adv. has 8 excel. open
inEs with Gust. lists. Earn 500
SIS Wkly. RE. 7-8107. 20
Evening star., 1953-01-25

COoK-sandwich, short order; good
Proposition to fast. dependable per-
son. Prefer Va. resident. ia. 4-o532.
CoRsETIEREs SGRsaE 70 work on surgical
COSMETIC. CLERK = Exper. Carrier
Drug, Bethesda. Earnings avg. so
Ior 4S-hr.. 6-day wk.; vacation
sick leave provided. For further in
TO-. eaH MR.. CARRIER. OIL.
COSMETIC CLERK
Exper. essential; full time: sal. plus
commission: vacation with paw
disqualification. discount PRIVILEGES
CARRIER DRUG, Columbia pike and
Gleoe I'd. Arlington. We. rs
COUNTERGIRL. white: hours. 4
pm, til 10 pm; closed Sundays
meals. Call Ho. 2-9346., Pa
CREDIT MANAGER - ThoronshIy
exper. with credit dept. and gem
eeraI once routine. Give fun in
2S-A 20
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SAIESLADY
SAIESI SIADIES

DALLDLADlIO
Here's an opportunity for 2
attractive young ladies to
join the sales force of Lacy's
Washington's largest TV
and appliance chain, in the
small appliance dept. of the
downtown store. PERMA-
NENT POSITION. Good sal
ary plus commission, special
discount privileges and many
other employe benefits.
Apply in person only to Mr.,
Beck, 3rd f., executive Of
fees.
LACY'S
9th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

RECEPTIONIsT, young lady. with *
per-; salary commensurate with
an eSiI1ty srdbFo APly 9jlS 9sos en-. aOnn Gle sSs
RECEPTIONfsT - Physicians once,
typing required. Box 74-y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ihElPwoMEN
CLERK-TYPTST

For Advertising dept. OF interna-
tional publishing company; day,
40-hr. week, excellent starting sal
ary, liberal company benefits. CO.
5-1014. MR.. MITCHELL. ---25
Evening star., 1953-01-25

CASHIER, white. full-time relief work
In cafeteria; good working cond., va
cation, sick leave plan. MA. S-3I2O,
Ext 152. -27
CASHIER-SUPERVISOR for snack bar
service: good working cond.. vaea-
ton, sick leave plan. Ma. $500,
CASHIER-CLERK for grocery store;
WfiITEHoUsE MARKET. 452S Ga
ave. NV. -2S
CASHIER, experienced, to operate
MGR 1000 machine; excel. salary.
EISEMAN'S, Sol 18th st. NV.
CASHIER - Experienced. Excellent
salary. Permanent position. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r st. NV. -27
CASHIER-CLERK - White. expert
enced; daywork. Apply in person,
LAFAYETTE DRUG. S32 10th st.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
District MANAGER


District Manager
Do you have qualities necessary to
build 3 successful sales group? Are
you interested In perm. opportunity
with national concern2 Write BOX
361-Y. Star. All replies confi-
dential
DOCIOK'S SECRETARY-qood re.
cepttonist and typist; shorthand
helpful but not necessary: state de-
sired starting salary. Box 334-Y.
DRGG CLERK. young woman. Z ex-
perienced in cosmetics; 8 days q
week. no sundays; 500 Plus bonus.
DRUG CLERK, fos busy colored
store: must have recent p G. refer
ence 10 qualify Box 2227-Y. Star;
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT, experienced
In typing, 5-day Wk. $500 mo. To
start. Rox 445-I.. Star. --26
FILE CLERK
National organization has opening for
young girl: excel. working conditions;
/ typing ability helpful; opportunity
for advancement. Reply to Box
46-X, star.
FOUNTAIN OERL, eolnfed. Must he
expef. Meals, unff0rIn turn. Closed
sundays. RIVERSIDE THARMACX.
2128 = 6. NV.
FOUNTAIN MGR. 1st-eIass. reliable.
capable working, manaE1n9s 2xcel.
arrnngementS. BAxER Gu. 1-S401.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CLERICAL POSITION

YounR lady, age 20-3O, with apti-
tllde for clerical details. Some coll
10 SsstssSSns ssst .rsSS Srsis5rsd sa.,,Sn Should
enires only limited amount Of typ
ing. InteFegting and varied work.
G1ceNent opportunity and working
NQ1ditipng 5 day week, to 4:S0.
00RElslgl1ENT EAaPLoxEE8 LIFE
&NBuRANcE9 Co. 18th and L sts.
"a
Evening star., 1953-01-25

MEDICAL TECHNICTAN, secretary.
dass dsSshies Can pTSf' Ra. as4aos sisS 70 4;so
MIEssENGER-a5Junior clerk. young
tion in nationally known organiza-
tion. Hours 8:15 am. to Alb pm,
Monday through Friday. Good
chance Tor advancement. Pleasant
sssieflfsi0n; ssSf p ave. Ses S.x. MRS Dye DgsN'
NURSE, practical, for relief two
nights each week in small nursing
home In NV: $50 per mo-, JU.
NURSE-TECHNICIAN, busy physi-
Clans ONCE: s.e.; some typine and
LAB. work; good hrs; top sal. Lo.
NURSERY AIDE TRAINEEs, open
ines for students. 10 to rs years, 6
sSsa sPs Deffd az ssss cosv2E svlSE
ESCENT HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill
rd. me-, LA. $4,000. --27
NURSE, r. N. with teaching experi-
ence. to instruct classes in prac.
nursing, part time. ST. S-8112.
NURSES, AID, white, for S-hr. duty
IN sanitarium: live In: good quar-
ters and working conds. JE. 2-0643.
NURSE, PRACTICAI,-Reflned lady
with nursing experience to carr, for
in. Modern home. Other help. State
College. Pa. Call RA. 3.S251. -25
OFFICE CLERK, finance company ex-
perience helpful, but not necessary: |:
good salary. bonus. and vacation
for Wiling l CRort9 worker. oRRRTRsssSoaNa.s RERsoNs
AUTO AND APPLIANCE CO.. T14
~ ST. NV --Z5
Evening star., 1953-01-25
PAYROLL CLERK

OPERATOR. MGR 5000 bookkeeping
machine; experienced; 6-day week.
Apply In person. Mrs. Jones. EN-
CYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA. 1906
East-West hwy. Bethesda. Nd. -26
PAYROLL CLERK
Accurate with figures, some knowl-
edge Of tipping. 6-day wk., COM
pany benefits. Apply IN person,
WASHINGTON PROPERTIES, INC,
$500 WoOdley I'd. NV. --27
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECEPTTONIST,
sales lady and solicitor In one Of
Washington's social. studios; please
state expef., qualifications and sal-
ary expected. HESSLER. 1145
PRACTICAL NURSE for child; hrs.
z to Gao; Arlington; $50 plus car
fare. Call IA. S-S285.
Real Estate SaleSWoman
W. have an excellent opening for .
fylll-time saleswoman for D. c. and
MARYLAND property. HO. 2-677S.
---25
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CASHIER

CHURCH HOSTESS, experienced;
Metropolitan baptist Church. Chris
tiAn woman to take charge Of kit.
DUNMIRE, ll9 9Th st. s.e. ga
CIGAR CLERK, exper.; part time.
4-1O p.m.; excel. salary. $685. Conn,
ave. NV. WO. 6-S600. --25
high school graduates with some
knowledge Of typing. Phone NE.
S-2S40. 27e
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CLERK-TYPIST

SLGIG1A- L L I'D
Five-day, 4O-hr. wk., newspaper of
fee, S45 per wk.; location, George
town. conv. transp. Advancement
employe benefits. CO. 5-1014. -3(
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SECRETARY-TRAINEE

am. Room 52s. 80 i7th St. .. ",
SECRETARY sTENO. for aviation
communications firm. 5-day week !:
good starting salary. Airline privi-
ieges. Me $4,000.
,STENO., 1st class, for
small highstype law ofics; must be
neat and accurate; S3,t00 to the
right person. Call MIR. HARDING
SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR, pow
er, factory experience. Call AID. A.
1902 Monday, between 1872 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

CASHIER, PART-TIME
Resident Of Falls Church or Airing
ton, TO accept cash payments and
interview customers for credit. Ex-
cellent opportunity for employed
person 10 supplement their present
income. Hours. 6 to 8 pm. and
Saturday. Apply MR.. TAMSON,
1907 II st. ne. -2S
Evening star., 1953-01-25

SECRETARY, who likes to work with
fieures with position as private sec
retary to director Of statistical re-
search for national organization.
Pleasant working conditions. sick
and annual leave. 5-day wk., insur-
ance and other benefits. Require
100 words per min. shorthand. and
, 90 words per min. tipping speed
$4,000 to start. Apply. giving age,
12S-Y, Star --26
Evening star., 1953-01-25
WAITRESS
PART TIME

Neat attractive young woman. en-.
pertenced in high-type tearoom or
restaurant. Excellent working con-
ditions In dining eroom catering to
professional clientele. Salary and
Monday through Friday downtown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

WORMS. GERMANY - Army
Sgt. Daniel M. Duncan, whose
wife. Ida. lives on Route 4, Box
lac. Whiteville. N. c., recently
was named to the honor guard OF
the 9th Anti-Aircraft Artillery
Battalion in Germany.
The 9th, which is stationed in
Worms, is part of the air defense
force safeguarding western Germ
any for the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
Sergeant Duncan, a machine
gunner and squad leader with the
9th. entered the Army in 1899.
He arrived in Europe in August
1851.
Among his decorations are the
Purple Heart for wounds received
in action, Distinguished Unit EN-
blem and the Asiatic-Pacific
Theater Ribbon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE

CAMP DESERT ROCK, New
Pvt. Henry Bellamy. son of Archie
Bellamy of Route 4. Conway, S.
c., witnessed the first test-firing
of an atomic shell from the Army's
giant cannon at Camp Desert Rock.
New, May rs.
He was one of nearly 5000 Of
ficers and enlisted men, most of
them artillerymen, who crouched
behind revetments $500 yards
from ground zero as scientists fir
ed the huge $50 nm artillery piece
by electrical control from a tower
ten miles away.
Before the actual firing of the
atomic she'll, the group was thoro-
ughly indoctrinated in atomic war
fare techniques and took part in
experimental firing of convention
al, non-atomic projectiles from the
mammouth weapon.
Private Bellamy is a gunner in
Company G of the Bird Armored
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
WITH THE
Armed Forces

MANNHEIM, GERMANY-Ar-
my Cpl. James F. johnson, son of
Mrs. Robert Wall, Route l, Loris,
S. c., recently was selected Sold
Ter OF the Month of the 18th En-
gineer Combat Group in Germany.
He qualified for the title after
being named Soldier of the
Month with his outfit, the lO9th
Engineer Combat Battalion.
Johnson received n certificate
of accomplishment and was COM
mended at battalion review. As
a reward he received a three-day
pass with ai- TRANSFORMATION to
any location in the U. S. Zone in
Germany.
The 22-year-old corporal, whose
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
WITH THE ARMY IN ALASKA

WITH THE ARMY IN ALASKA
Colonel Wallace J. Nichols, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Galen H. Nichols,
Myrtle Beach, S. c., was recently
awarded a certificate of achieve
ment for two years me. itorious
achievement at Fort Richardson,
Alaska.
His citation, for the period
March II, 1851 to April 81. 1853,
reads in part: Colonel Nichols
demonstrated outstanding initia-
tive and ability in preparing STRAIT
egic and tactical plans involving
the employment of ground and
alrborne troops in Alaska
His interest, enthusiasm, profess
sional knowledge. inauguration,
executive ability and aptitude for
dealing tremendously with officers
of all branches and services con-
tributed materially 10 the SubStan-
tial training benefits derived by
all participants in the foregoing
exercises and maneuvers :"
Colonel Nichols, accompanied by
his wife, Verma, and son, is re-
turning to the u. S. His new as
signment is at the Pentagon in
Washington, D. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

father, H. M. Johnson, lives at
313 Hayes ST., Ahoskie, N. c.,
completed basic training at Fort
jackson, S. c., before arriving in
Germany in August 1851.
He is a graduate of Smith High
School in Lumberton, and was en-
ployed by the American Builders
in civilian life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

conservation Of available water.
Using all available equipment at
the pumping station, including the
emergency pumping equipment,
water department officials said
they were just aboe to keep up
with the demand and unless
something was done the reserve
supply would be soon exhausted.
Less than half of the normal
water supply is left in the city's
Hilton reservoir.
A combination of low water
levels on the Cape Fear River,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

Billy Prince. left, Prince Wilton
williamson sonn-law Of the huge
bobcat that recently killed Prince in
Plain Section.
The bobcat "treed"
L. and when Prince and Williamson
after, they spotted the big
automatic rifle before they hit the mark and
the cats hind Leg The Immediately
with the dogs In hot pursuit big
killed instantly in
other two dogs succeeded In killing animal
The bobca measured 311a
killed by Willie Turbevile in the community last
Mr. Prince said that Of his turkeys
lately the probably
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
GOSPEL MEETING JUNE 8 To IS

Church of Christ, Clarendon will
hold a ten day revival service
starting June 8 and ending on
June ID. Evangelist o. p. Bard of
Wilmington will conduct the serv-
ices.
The Church of Christ makes its
claim that 1T speaks where the
Bible Speaks and is silent where
the Bible is silent"
The public is cordially invited
to attend these Gospel meetings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
WILMINGTON WATER SUPPLY
Low; CONSERVATION URGED

WILMINGTON - With more
than half the city's reserve water
supply exhausted and the pump
ing capacity of the Kings Bluff
PUMPING Station taxed to a maxi
mum, city officials urged strict
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

an increasing drain on existing
equipment and what he termed .
delay in the installation of new
equipment sent the reserve supply
looming downward. c. F. Church
i'll, head of the water and sewer
department, said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

Cavalry Regiment from Camp
Pickett, Va.
A former student at Whittmore
High School. he entered the Army
IN February of this year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

lawyer. he very moving speak,
err"
Prisoner: We'll, let's see how
quick he can move me out of
here"
Evening star., 1953-11-10
& P 10 Broaden Area
OF Wider Range DiaIinu

Additions to the wider-range
dialing system, inaugurated for
Washington area telephone users
Sunday, may be expected as ia
cilities are expanded, a telephone
company spokesman said yester-
day.
Walter D. Goodrich. a COM
mercial department manager for
the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.. said facilities un-
der construction now will enable
extension of the new service to
communities within the area
that were not included in Sun
days changeover.
He told the public utilities
committee of the Washington
Board of Trade, at a luncheon
meeting in the Willard Hotel
that such distant cities as New
York may soon be brought into
the dial system here.
The heart of the wider range
dialing technique is the central
automatic message accounting
machinery. Records of every
call made are recorded auto
matically on continuous tapes
which go through a machine
that sorts, summarizes, computes
and prints information for bill
ing purposes.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Diary
Continued From Page !

| NAOIGLiluSO cIOIH rage A-4Z.J
publicists guild radio show she
was very excited. Howard
(Duff) and I bought new
house this morning in the Riv-
iera section. We move in De-
cember a." She had a sore
throat-like most of us. Must
be that smog.
This is true. so help me. The
real name of Burt Lancaster's
milkman, is Early Sunrise
Lex Barker and Lana Turner
have introduced a new game to
the best salons in Europe-Spel!-
Ing out the names of all your
previous mates. It's sometimes
hard enough to remember the
name of your present husband
especially when it's Wojciechow-
icz S. Wojtkiewicz, my hubby's
name.
Jean Renoir was after Marion
Brando to play Van Gogh," but
I'm sure the Van he signed
Van Hef1in will do just as good
a job. The picture will be made
in Paris.
What, if anything, does this
mean? Kirk Douglas date at
a sWank premiere in Paris was
hold everything-Leslie Caron.
They'll both be returning to this
country around the same time
Kirk to see his children in New
York at Christmas, Leslie to ap-
pear in Manhattan with Roland
Petit's ballet.
Bob Hope now resting at Palm
Springs, will have on his first
color television show from New
York the beautiful redhead Ar
lene Dahl plus Janis Paige and
Fred MacMurray.
Wonderful how the interna-
tional set has finally discovered
that the United States is best
the S. S. United States. On the
last trip, passengers included
Elsa Maxwell, Dorothy Di Fras-
/ so (the countess who taught
Gary Cooper how to wear we'll
cut clothes, and Jimmy and
Woolie Donahue, the latter again
counting the eX-Mrs. Clark
! Gable.
Dan Daley had to refuse
fortune in night-club dates-to
start Pink Tights" within three
weeks. Dan brought GWenn
O'Connor out of the parlor and
into the wide open spaces-even
has her riding horses with him.
Jerry Lewis was discussing the
Arthur Godfrey-Julius La Rosa
incident. and he said, Dean
(Martin) has loads of humility.
Too bad he can't sing" Incl
dentally, La Rosa, the luckiest
man who was ever fired, will be
flying to Hollywood for a movie
test at Paramount.
Fight fan Jose Ferrer. called
from New York to tell wife Rose
mary Clooney that he'd be ring
side, television side, at the FRI
day fights, and she was to be
sure to watch him. How come
MIR. Do Everything" was not
in the ring?
Released by NANA1
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Remorsefu| Over Wife's Death, Husband Kills Self

letter Hughes left for a friend
IT didn't treat her well and she
had never been treated badly be-
fore. She died of a broken heart
purely and simply. :.
Living with Helene's death or
my mind was hell and l could
never have gotten rid of the pair
caused her. i. Helene always
wanted me to follow her. never
did. =. Helene and Sam are
together now and for always
the eternal marriage as she
wanted it,
Evening star., 1953-11-10
BY the As.oeiated Pres.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.-The
body of Mrs. Helene Hughes, 80,
was found two weeks ago in Ex-
position Park. Police said she
had died of an overdose of Sleep
ing pills and that she had told
friends of marital troubles.
Yesterday her husband, Sam
M. Hughes. 25-year-old aircraft
worker, was found dead. Police
said he too had taken sleeping
tablets.
Il loved Helene" said long
Evening star., 1953-11-10
CIRCLE

NEnN4 = 2lo5 Pa Ave. NV
IAAV46 RE T-olel
First and Only Showing in Washington.
Two Pictures With spanish Dialogue.
.'Lh MEL Sc FUE DE LA LUNA. vi
$40, 1000: "EN LA PALMA DE 1u
MANO," with ARTURE DE CORDOVA,
RAMOf, GAY, at 1:50.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ACTRESS"-Wth a top comedy performance by
Spencer Tracy.
1.-THE CRIMSON PIRATE-Burt Lancaster in spool of the
pirate
"LILT-LeSle CarOn captivateS in a French carnival.
POTTS GOES MOSCOW"-A comic plumber invades
the Kremlin.
1.-THE PROMOTER"-With comedy fnesse by Alex Guinness.
"THE SWORD ROSE"-Al- out swashbuckIer
by Walt Disney.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Rure Weasel Found

DENVER.-An extremely rare
weasel, appropriately known as
the least weasel, is so small it can
go through a hole the size of a
nickel.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C."' A-43
Y,

Ess5 IlISsI \
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Insurance for Vacation

West Germans who insured
their summer vacation against
bad weather this year received
an average of $28 from insurance
companies, Munich reports.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Branch Drive.In Theatre
OPEN WEEK ENDS
ALL WINTER"

CTYNGYT Leesburs Pike. Route ,
SVAs0@S A. BoiIsy's Roads
Winter Policy Open Fri, Sat. Sun.
and Holidays. Starts Friday. THE
LOVE HAPPY" Free Gallon of Gas
If Temperature is Below so Degrees.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
Oil for Heating

PITTSBURGH. - Seventeen
per cent of the total oil output
of the United States is used for
heating. Fuel oil is a 2 12- billion
dollar-a industry.
Evening star., 1953-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

immediate deep softening, and leaves
no sticky "coating on your hands.
See amazing effects right away!
Flushed, angry redness fades out. Tiny
dry-skin lines smooth away.
Hands lose that dry. scratchy feeling,
look smoother, whittier, younger
Don't let "chapping weather" catch
you off guard get Angel Skin by Ponds
today. 1t will keep all Of you smooth-not
just your hands, but your arms, elbows,
legs, ankles-and your face. It's heaUenly
TOR powder base creamy-pink and de-
liciouslv fraorantl szass,
Evening star., 1953-11-10
N6'@ neo Rel Ap4&
D@eeke+: +:Qs!2.44:t
Revolutionary new lotion prevents dryness
and irritation from soop and detergent oIkulies

It's scientifically years aheadl New Angel
Skin by Ponds doesn't just specifically
smooth over" dried-out irritated hands
1T actually heals rough, red chapping.
counterocts harsh alkuIine effects
Of soaps and detergents
Of all the leading hand lotions, only
Angel Skin is scientifically designed to
neutraliSe the harsh, drying action of soap
and detergent alkalies. Busy housewives
report amd1ing improvement in their
hands from regular use of Angel Skin.
Deeper soffening action
Unlike other lotions, Angel Skin by
Ponds is not stopped on the rough outer
surface of your skin. 1t penetrates, gives
Evening star., 1953-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

OTHER LOTIONS stop
at the skin surface -
-. give the skin only
superficial smoothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Brood Acres Elementary

The Broad Acres Elementary
School PTA will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the school, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02

sponsoring the dinner.
The announcement of Mr..
Leahy's selection for the award
was made by three co-chairmen.
DR.. George r. Ellis. Aaron Gold
man and Wilbur LaRoe, jr.
The dinner will be one of the
events to be held during Broth
erhood Week. The week will be
observed throughout the Nation
from February Is to %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Christian Scientist
To Lecture Tomorrow

Walter s. Symonds of San
Antonio. Tex. will speak on
Christian Science: The Joyous
Gospel of Healing and Love" at
noon tomorrow in the National
Theater.
Mr.. Symonds speaks under
auspices of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship. His talk
will deal with the doctrine of
faith healing,