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YOUNG MAN

TO ASSIST CREDIT MGR. IN OLD
ESTABLISHED FURNITURE co.
GOOD FUTURE FOR YOUNG MAN
TO LEARN. APPLY MR.. ANDREWS,
sol 9TH ST. NV.
YOUNG MEN, with cars. we will
train you in television servicing.
Immed: comm. State exper.. age.
Box ABA. Star. 90
YOUNG MEN, for photograph record
sales In Washinston's largest re-
tail record stores. You must be am
q liking for music. Previous expert
ence preferred. but not necessary
Plenty of opportunity for advance
ment and excellent starting salary
to the right persons. Apply by let
ter, stating age. qualifications, etc.
BOY 4S.A Star -oR
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PHARMACISTS

Excellent salary. 4s-hour
week, 6 holidays q year with pay.
Large prescription business: ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement. Vacation with pay
after ] year; sick leave after ! yr.;
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months. employment
retirement plan available for those
over 80 with years service. Write
or apply IN person to MI. G. 3
INC. $50 18th st. NV. washington,
D. c. (2nd floor. over our 18th and
G SITS. store). HO. 2-1234, Ext. 354
PHOTOGRAPHERS. experienced Or
will train; must have car and be
able to supply own equipment
coLoRAMA PORTRAITS. 1909 Eye
PHOTOGRAPHER, portrait operator
recent studio exper. essential. good
pay. permanent. Also Q darkroom
man. full or part time. ANTONS
1212 @ st. NV. --2S
pHONoGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
Must have some experience in retail
record sales: good salary. State
age. exper. and salary expected.
Box 372-A. Star. -26
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

NH XGCOIJ4N n i v Il
II you are doing good job where you
are; but find advancement blocked
write your own ticket" as to earn
ings and advancement. there is a
place in the Washington office Of a
nationally known company for a
sales representative who can meet
select will receive thorough training
and supervision and will be paid a
guaranteed income. He must have
at least five years residence in the
Wash. area. Write. giving full back
ground Imagination and experience.
SALESMAN with selling ,experience:
4. Iie SS s sRok 1865 e'' Pa. q ave- e.
SALESMAN. must be exper. in direct
sales; must have own car; 500
T Sa1s5ig i isaS E SeI g AM poR
and vacuum cleaners: very high
commits sions: no canvassing: leads
furnished. Apply in person, SUN
VACUUM CLEANER CO.. 4s33 Ga
wholesale appliance dis
tributor needs top-notch salesman
for fast-moving major lines. Write
giving exper.. Box as7-A' STAG
SALESMAN. young. will train; car
stufs Ap eTse BEHco 5Sffa
SUPPLIES. so51 18th ST.. Silver
sALEsMAN-Local ONCE of a large
major oil company desires to en-
ploy on their sales staff. q capable
youfng man around around 80 yrs 81 ase
car. Starting salary including car
per snnum Il sou can sell and
meet our requirements, we oher
permanent lifetime position with
splendid do. opportunities TOR co adyancs-
stating age. marital status, COM
training. Box 377-A. Star. ~
SALESMAN with car; cheerful, en-;
thusiastic. Age 23-40, Call on local
retail m nsG for wholesale Arm
No comm. Raises. Perm. Write Box
SALESMAN. rural Maryland. Call on
merchants in Charles and st. Marys
fai issly 10r pe1sonsiits AYE 5so
$50 week and expenses. Write Box
SALESMAN m. sell cocoa mats. Wash
ington and surrounding terrltoIy.
Details. Write G. H. FISHER. 279
Pearl st.: N. Z, 3S. ~ Y. $50
with car. for Washington and ad-
iacent territory. to make promo
tional sales of new music library;
work on leads in protected virgin
territory: no canvassing; fun time
only; superficial knowledge OF music
required. Depending upon ability:
our men average commission of
$1,000 yearly starting at once. Pc:
sition permanent. with managerial
opportunity. Write at once giving
phone number. Will contact IN
Washington. CHARLES SCRIBNERS
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LIFE BEGINS AT 40

Man with. carr, must be over 40 yrs.
diately.. Call on clubs, lodges, etc.
In smaller towns. Nothing TO sell,
no money to collect, no samples to
carry. Average $500 per week up.
Write airmail. Hollywood Eastern,
Box 1902 HOLLYWOOD 2S. Calf.
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IBNI

Customer Engineering Department
Ills 18th Ct, N.Y.. 4th Floor.
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HELP--MEN
SALESMAN

AS44&SA@Ag4v@@&4N
oser 80 for high Grade nationally
required by merchants, contractors,
and other businesses. Leads. repeats,
training. Unusual commission with
bonus. Exclusive local territory and
opportunity to establish. own per-
utorships open in other areas of
EN-. 2.6606 Or 81. 4-25Ss. 81
SALESMAN
WITH SPECIALITY SELLING EXP.
BUSINESS GOING BEGGING
Because we don't have enough men
to close the raft of leads from our
tremendous ad campaign. Hundreds
waiting to join Renaire Food Club
and save by buying in quantity.
SALARY PLUS COMMISSION
Come In and hear how top training.
unbeatable sales aids, plus q clean
deal you can sell with pride will
make o big Garner of you. Salary
while training - then commission
plus bonus. Company paid insur-
ance. vacation benefits. opportuni-
ties for advancement with biggest,
fastest-growing outfit in the East.
Phone For Appointment.
RENAIRE CORP.
1914 BENNING RID. NE.
Ii. 6-1331.
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SHIPPING
CLERK

knowledge Of Govt. shipping papers
rates commercial carriers and air
specifications for packaging.
Position ,ffers opportunity for ad-
vancement. Excellent working con.
ditions.
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REAL ESTATE coLoRED SALESMAN
Full or part time D. c.. Nd. Va.
Training on sales. Learn to earn
$4,000 year. part time. Men ana
women! Sales meeting Mon. ana
Wed. ewes. Coaching on all exams!
On exclusive listing and sale. 55%o
commissioni! Don't phone. Attend
PAUL j. MILLER, GA 14th st. NV.
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ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL
HORIZONS
UNLIMITED
Opportunity is lit
orally unlimited for.
you at M elpar, a
leader in electronic
research and devel-
opment. Melpar has
become synonymous
with bringing forth
significant develop
nent in advanced en-
cheering. Here, each
day represents a new
an exciting chal-
lenge to your profess
Sional skill.
. Our past successes
and our future long
range military and
industrial programs
uld appeal to
those with a bility
and foresight who de-
sire the fullfillment
of their careers.
Presently We are
seeking men with ex-
peTIellce III any OF the
following fields:
Network theory
-Microwave techniques
-UHF. VHF or SHF receivers =
-Digital computers
Magnetic tape handling
equipment
-RaTar and countermeasures
-Microwave Filters
-Flight Simulators
-Subminiaturization Tech.
niques
-Electro-Mechan Design
Small Mechanism Design
APPLY IN PERSON
& AM to 4 PM.
NIT DAD TMN
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TELEVIS1ON MEN
Due to expansion we need 4
men-one call-back special
list and 3 new call men. Have
our own transp. Interested
in technical school gradu-
ates. Do not telephone,
please come in.
Mayflower nv Service
I146 18th st. NV. Il
TELEVIsION SERVICE MAN and
bench man wanted-Experience
steady job; regular hours and good
pay. Phone MR.. MILLER, HUI. g.
TELEVIsION sERvICEMAN. outside.
with cars; top salary or comm; refs.
required. Do not phone. Apply 1922
Goth st. NV. anytime. -26
TELEyISION-RADI O-BENCHMAN =
Familiar with communication re-
eeiver; some changer experi sInN nee 3
do, GAS i st. NV. -%
THEATER USHERS. colored. 81 to 30.
Apply 915 Eye st. NV, Room 32,
between IL am. and 3 pm; rs
Corp. has openings for young man
nance; single. college grad pre-
ferred Call Elk. 3-0S12. MIR. HAIR
VEY, Mon, 90.
TREE CLIMBERS-Only steady. de-
pendable men considered: state age,
exper., etc. Furnish refs. Box
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, sober; only
experienced need apply; 5-day week:
refs. required. Apply DAYCON
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for electrical
for excel, future for dependable
young man: good salary. Apply In
person to BEACON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. sO51 18th ST.. Silver
Spring, Md.
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SALESMAN

SAIEOWAN
Pleasant, dignified. educated deal
with plenty of appeal. S240 mo.
sal. plus high comm. MR.. JACOBS.
925 F st. NV. 3 fl. Mon. 2 pm.
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SHIPPING .ERK

SHIPPING CLERK
l man. shipping dept. State age, ex-
perience and salary expected. Reply
IN own writing, box 227-A. Star.
SHOE SALESMAN. excel. position for
dependable, exper man. NETS
BOOTERY. T022 Wis. ave. 80
SHOE statesmen, exper.. for SUBJ
urban Maryland store; excellent
cnance 1or advancement. Call MR..
YATES, KE. S-64l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

This is the smallest ad but
the biggest opportunity. ia.
1872.
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NIGHT AUDITOR
preferred: nrst-class dntn
hotel; good starting salary. Box
1904. Star.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, exp. white,
vic, Of Hyattsville. year around
work; must have car. AP. 1889
OIL BURNER MECHANIC; white:
See Mr., REoER, ASH Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-l1O0:
OPTICAL SURFACE GRINDER-We
need another surface man. Pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. good salary.
NATIONAL OPTICAL CO.. 527 9th
st. NV. -26
PAINTERS. exper.: interior and ex.
terror work. ECONOMY SIDING &
ROOFING CO.. 203l r. I. ave. ne.
PATENT AMENDER and specification
writer, piecework or part-time. Re-
plies confidential. Box 372-Y.. Star.
27s
full time. good salary
and hours. HIGGERS DRUGS. 5O17
Conn. ave. 20
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Experienced man only who has fol-
lowing in the paint trade. Must have
car; liberal drawing account: ex-
cellent opportunity for man with
aggressiveness and ability to sell.
HUGH REILLY co.
1884 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. S-1703
SALESMAN
ANyTSIYHD EIEkTCE nTTTCTHM
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Unusual opportunity in ONCE spe-
cializing In commercial and invest
ment Gales and leasing. Unlimited
future for experienced. energetic
salesman. Box 24-z. Star. -26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Small. well-established ofice. Must
have car. Full time. Please apply
JOHN LIPSCOMB q CO.
2a0a NJ st. NV. AID. 10000
REFRIGERATION SERVICENIAN. we
need extra help for our yearly main
tenance contracts. commercial work
only. Permanent position. Paid va
cation Uniforms furnished. PRICE
REFRIGERATION CO.. 3400 Ga.
ave. NV. -S7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

TO ARRANGE FOR PERSONAL
INTERVIEW. SUBMIT LETTER
OF APPLICATION INCLUDINy'
RESUME OF EDUCATION AND
TO:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

Salesman, Calling On Doctors
and Other Professionals
Unique opportunity for live wire to
make good extra money, give phone
number Box 20n-A Star
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ANCHOR POST PROD, INC.
Two aggressive men for exclusive ter
ritories. Hard working and, earnest
but will also have opportunity for
executive promotions with world S
leading manufacturer of fence.
Liberal commission. bonus and COM
pany benefits. Gall for appointment
between 10 am. and 12 noon.
MRS JACKSON Ii 3-Sl51
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Weii-es-
tablished firm, covering District and
Maryland. wants or 2 men, full
time; can earn good pay.
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR
2125 r. I. Ave. HO. S-f020
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STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
CRAFTSMEN
College Graduates Preferred
George M. Ewing Co.
Architects and Engineers

WASHINGTON. D c.
SURVEY PARTY CHIEFs---1nstru
ment men. craftsmen; good pay and
working conditions. In Washington
Area. Box 1897, Star. -26
TIMEKEEPER ENGINEER
Young man, keep time, cost records.
can handle transit and level for
construction firm. State salary de-
sired. Apply Box 3S0-Z, Star. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

your complexion In good condi-
ton, and after that stay with It.
II didn't think about taking
anything for my nails and they
got in q terrible condition, "
Eleanor remarked, 1.-THE water
was awful hard and the food
was terrible. Both had an eff
feet on my nails"
Health, Beauty
Eleanor talked about the re-
lation Of health to beauty. with
out it your skin doesn't have Q
glow. your eyes don't have q
sparkle, and q general radiance
and vitality Is missing" she re-
ported.
Eleanor, who has exquisite
features. is not at all vain.
Being born beautiful makes
it easier to get started in many
careers but you won't 60 any
where If you don't have any
thing else to back it up" ! sug-
gested.
"But If you don't like what
you see in the mirror, try to
improve your appearance all you
can" Eleanor said. 1.-THE real
thing to work on is personality.
AS you develop yourself, your
interests and your enthusiasm,
you find q new personality
evolves.
Confidence plays a big part
in making any dream come
true" she added. But you earn
confidence with hard work, with
the knowledge that you are pre-
pared for whatever may happen.
81 don't mean to sell an at
tractive appearance short"
Eleanor explained. every girl
should try to make herself as
pleasing to the eye as possible.
But she must not neglect the
other senses.
There are some people with
voices so shrill and Strident that
you don't like being around them
but sometimes you may not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

HOLLYWOOD. - Eleanor
Parker spent months in Egypt
making Valley Of the Kings
and when ! lunched with her
at MGM recently I wanted to
hear about this trip.
There is nothing like getting
away to make you appreciate the
everyday things you take for
granted" Eleanor remarked. II
used to come back to my hotel
from the desert with my hair full
Of sand, my body really dusty.
and find that there was no hot
water. Sometimes there wasn't
even cold water and'I would lie
on my bed and dream of my
spotless white bathroom back in
America.
II don't know that this is true,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

about the sense of smell?" I
asked.
Perfume is no substitute for
cleanliness" Eleanor remarked.
"but think it adds a great deal
to appeal. However, it's i'm
portant to wear q scent which is
right for you. Naturally, you
have to like it yourself but the
real test is what other people
say. If no one compliments a
new fragrance then you can con-
slider it q failure-that is if you
put on enough so that others can
smell you.
1.-THE most satisfactory place
for perfume is on the pulse
points because the heat of your
body intensifies the fragrance.
she added. Put it on your
wrists, throat and back Of your
knees. also like an atomizer
to spray my hair and my hem
lines"
I told Eleanor that she seemed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Beauty at Home

Easy-to-make. old-faSh-
toned beauty preparations
are not only fun to use, but
are Of great benefit to you.
Two leaflets featuring many
exotic home-made recipes
are available and may be
ordered by number:
M-25-H Home Beauty
Treatments and How to
Make Them-including face
masks. etc.
M-42-Beauty Recipes
from the Old World-tn-
GLIDING skin freshener. herb
lotion, garlic poultice. etc.
Send 5 cents for EACH
leanet you want. Enclose .
self-addressed. stamped en-.
velope and mail your re-
quest to Lydia Lane. The
Evening Star. P.O. Box
I'LL, Los Angeles 50. Calif0
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know what it is that makes you
want to get away from them.
IT think voice training is
helpful to perfect diction or to
break a habit of talking too
loud or dropping your voice at
the end Of sentences.
when I see an old film of
myself ! am always aware how
much my voice has changed, /"
Eleanor conflded. "It's not that
I worked on it so much as that
it has changed as I have grown
up. It's been said that q high
pitched voice in an adult is the
sign of emotional immaturity.
AS you mature, your voice re-
fleets this with tones and over
tones"
Use Of Perfume
I reminded Eleanor that she
had said one should try to ap-
peal to all the senses. What
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
To Install Officers

The Washington Readers Club
will hold its June reception and
installation Of officers at 8 pm.
Tuesday at 1851 Columbia road
NV.
The officers for the coming
year are: Miss Edith L. Allnutt,
president; Mrs. Annabel Safer,
vice president; Miss Elizabeth p.
Reynolds. recording secretary:
Mrs. Lou Ellen Leech. CORE
spending secretary; Miss Mary
Gist Kite, treasurer; Miss Anna
Haslup. historian, and Waldburg
Hewitt, program chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
IGionour IS Their Business
Eleanor Parker: Personality Tops

| but heard that lots Of Egyptian
women bathe in oils" she added
with q laugh. Certainly clean
illness. as we know it. is not easy
for them"
Eleanor eonflded that when
you are away so long and travel
ing by air one Of the most inn
portant decisions is to know
what beauty preparations to take
along.
"For my hair I took q scalp
conditioner. shampoo, rinse and
dressing. Because the climate
was so dry I also took q hand
and body lotion. And I included
a complexion trio which I've used
for yearS-cleansing oil, aStrin-
gent and dry-skin oil. think
you should try new things until
you ind something which keeps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

more content than I had ever
known her.
1--WE made 0 great personal
discovery-that happiness comes
from Within" Eleanor told me
seriously. you can hear this Q
hundred times but when you ex-
periepce the peace which comes
with the right decision. when
you are filled with q warm feel
ing for those around you. you
realize that this serenity Is the
greatest thing In the world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

MRS. DAVID A. GARDINER
The former
Miss Charlotte A. Hillyard.
Miss Charlotte Ann Hillyard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Francis Hillyard of Washington.
was married. yesterday to David
Aubrey Gardiner. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Alfred Gardiner,
also of Washington.
The scene of the wedding was
the Church of the Nativity. A
reception followed the ceremony
at the Columbia Country Club.
The bride is a graduate OF
Georgetown Visitation Convent.
Mr.. Gardiner is q graduate OF
the School of Foreign Service OF
Georgetown University.
The couple will live in the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1954-04-15

utes to perform, DR.. Kurtin ex-
planned how the technique can
be used quickly to cover large
areas of burned or otherwise
damaged skin.
No Permanent Scar.
And the sooner a skin graft
ing operation is performed, he
said, the better chance Of es-
Gaping without p permanent
scar. It can be done, too. with
a minimum of usable tissue,
such as a small patch of skin
left undamaged after a fire.
In the plastic planning process
developed by the New York der
matologiSt, and since used by
doctors elsewhere, skin is picked
up from a frozen portion of
the body by a rapidly spinning
brush and sprayed onto moist
linen cloth, which is then trans
planted to. the damaged skin.
The only anesthetic required,
said DR.. Kurtin, is ethyl chlo-
ride. which freezes the good skin
''like frosted mint julep." The
procedure is simple enough that
it could be done in the home,
Evening star., 1954-04-15
BY the Assoeiated Press

CINCINNATI, April 15.-A
television operation for removal
of a part of the cancerous intes-
tine Of an elderly unidentified
woman was performed in Gin
cinnati's General Hospital and
was televised last night over
Stations WKRC-TV of Cincin-
natl. WHO of Dayton and
WTVN of Columbus. WKRC
officials estimated the viewing
audience at 2 million persons.
The patient was reported today
to be in excellent condition and
physicians expressed hope for a
full recovery.
A spokesman for WKRC, the
originating station. said the re-
action observed from telephone
calls was "very good" He said
many of the callers termed the
program ''enlightening" and
there were fewer complaints than
Evening star., 1954-04-15
| New Skin-Graftinq
Method Can Be Used
Without Anesthetic
By the Assoeioted Press

TUSKEGEE, Ala, April 15.-
A new skin grating technique
so simple it can be used in the
home without putting the pa
tient to sleep was disclosed here
yesterday by a famed skin spe-
cialist.
The revolutionary plastic
planning" process in which tiny
shreds of skin tissue are
sprayed from one part of the
body to another without leav-
ing a scar in the place where
it was taken, was demonstrated
by DR.. Abner Kurtin to white
and Negro doctors attending the
annual John A. Andrew Clinic.
In the first public announce
ment of his newly-developed OPP
Grafton, which takes only min
Evening star., 1954-04-15
TeIevision Cancer Operation
Brings Praise and Criticism

anticipated because of cancella-
ton of the scheduled Arthur
Godfrey show.
WTVN in Columbus said most
Of its calls were complimentary
and the program was called
educational, unusual, coura-
geous and a great public SERVICE"
The Columbus station did not
have the Godfrey show sched-
uled.
Complainants at Dayton, how
ever, called the show in poor
taste" There also were objec-
tions because the operation was
shown at time when children
still were watching TV sets.
Televising of the operation was
arranged with the idea of show
ing that cancer, caught early,
can be cured"
During much of the telecast
only the hands of the surgeons
were shown.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Citizen Unit Asks Strict
Al zoning Enforcement

The Rhode Island Avenue Citi-
liens Association last night voted
to request that the zoning laws
in their Al restricted area be
enforced "to the letter of the
law"
The group is listing as many
violations as possible and will
submit them to the proper Dis
trict authorities for action.
Capt. John F. Ryan, head of
the police Juvenile Squad. spoke
to the association about the
problems of juvenile delinquency.
He said the main problem his
organization faces is "the Seri-
Gus crimes of persons criminal
in action, but juvenile in statue"
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Alfred l.. Smith, president.
at Bateman's store, 1904 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Mooneyhom Declares
He's q Byrd Man

Fred F. Monaghan of College
Park yesterday took issue with
an announcement from George
P. Mahoney headquarters in
Baltimore listing him as a leader
of the Mahoney-for- Governor
organization in Prince Georges
County.
Mr.. Monaghan said that AL
though he is considering filing
for county commissioner in the
Democratic primary against the
local organization ticket, he is
positively Byrd man."
The Prince Georges County
Democratic Central Committee
has Endorsed DR.. H. C. Byrd over
Mr.. Mahoney for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Exchange Delegates Picked

The Alexandria Exchange
Club last night appointed two
delegates and two alternates to
the Virginia State Exchange
Club convention to be held in
Williamsburg June 18 to June
20. Appointed were Frank Cro-
min and George Painter, dele
gates, and Paul Bamberger and
Adger Cooley, alternates.
Evening star., 1954-04-15

the New York specialist said
but should be performed in a
doctors Office.
Beauties Skin.
Not only does the new opera
ton leave the previously unaf-
fected area tree from scar, DR.,
Kurtin continued, but it can ac-
tually beautify the skin by peal
ing off impurities. For that rea-
son. he said. tissue can be taken
from the face to be grated to
other parts of the body.
The technique has proved sue
cessful. DR.. Kurtin continued, in
treating disf1guration which has
been difficult, if not impossible,
to clear up with older grating
methods. He mentioned scars
left by the skin disease, acne,
and dark purple skin blotches
known as port wine STAIN" US
ually prevalent from birth.