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big backlog Of paintings from
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big backlog Of paintings from
other collections.
One Of the joys Of his work.
he says, is uncovering evidence
that establishes the true author
ship Of disputed paintings. Some
times, however. an amateur can
do what no one else could.
For example, no expert could
identify the painter Of one Of the
most valuable pictures in the
collection, a scene showing Gen.
Washington and Gen. Lafayette
on horseback at the battle of
Yorktown. But an elderly visitor
who happened to see the paint
ing in the collection exclaimed: !:
"That isn't yorktown, it's
Brandywine. know, because !
saw that painting hanging in
my grandfather's house when !
was a boy. He was a house.
painter and a fan OF the Revolu-
tionary War and he painted it
himself. :"
.sss Bears Name OF Artist
Today. the painting bears the
name Of the painted Reuben
Ward.
Mr.. Quandt's work on the VIII
liamsburg collection is compli-
Gated by the fact that many folk
painters, totally unframed and
more casual about their art than
professionals. used inferior or
homemade materials. Some Of
the paintings are not done on
canvas, the most durable mate
rial for oils. but on such house,
hold fabrics as oilcioth, window
shades and mattress ticking.
Neither the directors 9of the
collection nor MIR. Quandt wants
to say how much he win get for
his massive restoration" job. 1t
lis not uncommon, however, for
restorers to charge 500 a day
for their work.
Mr.. Quandt is teaching an
assistant tohelp him in his work.
She is his wife, Eleanor. whom
|he married in 1851. shortly after
coming to the Corcoran. The
assistant is no greenhorn. Until
he married her and put her TO
work in his studio, Mrs. Quandt
was the Corcoran's Curator Of
American Art.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Moi. Lundquist
Given New Title

Mai. Roy w. Lundquist, 36.
of 2707 Heating street Sc. has
been named assistant provost
marshal for the Military District
OF Washington on the staff Of
Mai. Gen. John II. Stokes, jr.
commanding general.
Maj. Lundquist is assistant
and executive officer TO 1t. Col.
w. e. Crane. provost marshal.
Mai. Lundquist went over-
seas with the Sd Infantry Di-
vision in 1945 and served In
Germany. France and Austria.
From January, 1851, to July,
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Folklore Oils Recovered
At Corcoron Art Gallery

Ian ambulance in Burma. India
and Italy.
His present work is q far cry
from those days. He dislikes be-
ling called a "restorer" because
that term has come to suggest
Ia mysterious secret art to many
people.
He would prefer to have the
work he does under his three
|dimensional microscopes and
ultra violet lamps known as
Conservation" His job, he says,
lis to uncover what is left of the
artists work and to protect 1t
las well as he can from further
deterioration.
He only adds new paint to a
picture when bare spots are large
enough to be distracting. And
then he uses a paint that can
be removed without too much
trouble in the future.
The Williamsburg collection.
he admits. is the most important
commission he has ever had.
both because the collection is 50
valuable and because 1t is SO un-
usual.
While American folk art
sometimes called ''primitive" art
- has become fashionable for
many other collectors dn recent
years, Mrs. Rockefeller's special
taste made her collection a
unique and fascinating footnote
Ito the history of American
aesthetics" he says.
Many Formal Portraits
The current fad for folk paint
'Iings has centered on genre
scenes pictures OF everyday life
but Mrs. Rockefeller's collection
lis full Of dress-up formal por-
traits that Mr.. Quandt says
represent an American art form
THAT can hardly be seen any
where else.
| Mr.. Quandt has actually had
.loniy a couple Of dozen Of the
pictures in his shop in the
ICorcoran basement. Few have
Ibeen returned to WILLIAMSBURG
Iyet. However. he has, begun tx
.lconcentrate on the collection
!. NOV and will devote most Of hill
time this year to completing thu
Imost important Of the painting,
land those in the most precari.
, Ious condition. After that is done
-Ihe will have to let up a LITTLE
,land give some Of his time to I
Evening star., 1955-07-04
By HARRY BACAs

In a basement room at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art, a quiet,
painstaking venture in redis-
covery is being made on one of
the worlds finest collections Of
American paintings.
The man at work there is Rus
sell j. Quandt, the Corcoran's
Conseryator of Paintings. In the
changing light from the rooms
eastern exposure, he is exploring.
exposing and rescuing lit oil
paintings Of the Abby Aldrich
Rockefeller Collection Of Ameri-
can Folk Art.
The work probably viii take
four years. The finest of the pic
lures finished by Mr.. Quandt
will go on display early next
year in Williamsburg. Va, where
o special building to house them
permanently will get under way
soon.
The collection mum be ri g,
more than 400 items, includes
sculpture and household items
as well as the oil paintings. They
were gathered during II years of
devoted study by the late first
wife Of John D. Rockefeller, jr.
&, Memorial to Wife
She gave the collection to
Colonial Williamsburg before her
death and Mr.. Rockefeller has
provided the money to establish
the collection In a permanent
museum as memorial to his
wife.
Since most of Colonial VIII
liamsburg has been restored iI
an eighteenth century style, the
museum will be built outside the
restored area and will follow Q
later style appropriate to the
period Of the collection. The col
lection will be administered By
Colonial Williamsburg, however
under the direction OF Mitchell
A. Wilder.
Mr.. Quandt has been commits.
stoned to restore" the paintings
in the collection. Almost all o1
them are In need Of some worl
to get rid of accumulated dirt
remove the over-painting o,
other ''restorers" and halt tn,
distractions of time ane
weather.
MFR. Quandt himself is o quiet
intense young man who onc'
worked as a shipfitter in q sub
marine factory and later drov'
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Probe Set on GIs
jailed by Allies
b the Associated Press

The fate Of American service
men imprisoned In allied nations
for criminal offenses will get q
full airing soon in Congress.
This could become one Of the
hot issues In the closing days of
this session.
Chairman Richards Of the
House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee said In an interview the COM
|mittee will begin an investigation
probably In another week to
"get the full facts" on how con-
yicted GIs are treated abroad.
BY treaty, Is allied nations
Evening star., 1955-07-04

1854, he was assistant security
officer at Supreme Headquarters.
Allied Powers IN Europe
(sHApE). In Paris.
Evening star., 1955-07-04
Collapse Kills 4

SEOUL, July 4 (P). = Four
small children were killed and
four injured last night when q
|rain-soaked stone and mud wall
|crumhled and crushed q home.
police said.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
PHARMACISTS

excellent salary. 44-houT
week, 8 holidays Q year with peyi
large prescription business: ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
pay after i year, sick leave after
i year. insurance and hospitaliEa-
tion available after 3 months en-
ployment. retirement plan Avail,
able for those over 80 with 2 yrs.
service. Write or apply In person
TO Mr.. O. B. Aldrich. PEOPLE
DRUG STORES. INC, $50 llth
81. NV. Washington. d. C, end
stores). no. 2-l234, Ext. 364.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
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Evening star., 1955-09-18

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WARE CO. .560S. Conn; ave. -1s
learn to operate envelope printing
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MAKE sI s. $50 OF TO $500 PER SALE -
Exclusive territories 70 salesmen
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YOUNG MAN-Age 21-30: for inside
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equipment Company, knowledge of
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retail sales background: st. sal. S66
to SIS. MANAGEMENT CONSUL
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Ut. NV.
YOUNG MAN, experienced In general
once work; must be good typist.
knowledge Of bookkeeping and abil-
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Experience; dne opportunity with
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CHAMBERLIN co. OF AMERICA.
1925 New York ave. me-, La.
n@nn2lU.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

OFFICIAL BRNCnHGKN, sxpsriencedI
man capable Of taking over shop.
Bach. STERLING OPTICAL co,
617 10th ct. nv. Rk. 7-4lSo.
OFFICE BOY for production depart
ment Of large onset printing plant.
Must be wide awake and desire
future, Excellent chance for ed-
yancement. HAYNES MTHQqRAPH
OFFICE MANAGER. experienced, for
q large once in Northern virginia;
must have 9 pleasant personality
and ability to administer ONCE
personnel; knowiedge q sceoant;;
Ing. preparation OF management
reports and once machines re-
open. Cali XII. s-7202. 0 TO B.
Monday through Friday. lis
OFFSET PREsSMAN, experienced.
for l7x22 Webendoffef. Hospttalt-
cation and insurance dement's. State
experience and give references. Our
employees know Of this I'D. BOX
oiS assiTj sGjRNsi ssaI; MECHANIC with til own
Transportation; experienced. on gun.
tyne OIL burners; paid vacation and
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ou.BURNER MECHANIC. perIaa-
nent, must be experienced. Ref
srences required. Box TOT Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
CERAMICS
ENGINEERS

Experience In nuclear reae-
tor problems and fuel ele-
ment fabrication.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SALESMAN - For mems clothing
store; salary and commission: per-
manent position. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1912 r ct. NV. --1s
SALESMAN. iewelry: active credit
jewelry store: steady employment
pleasant surroundings. company
benefits. good salary and commits
sion. Apply manager. KENT'S. SOl
7th st. NV. No phone calls. 20
SALESMAN WANTED - Experienced
man. with car, to sell new item 70
retail hardware stores; market wide
open. Real opportunity. for right
person DtaSinoE ox account .,M,sn svaiissle. J 1s
and and $50 $50 p.n. Tor intefvisw. us
SALESMAN. piano and orEan Dc,
MUSIC CO.. 1880 q ct. nv. lis
SALESMAN. expsr. real estate. with
college training. who u honest eno
S sav.n: sssfs Fan iSa snd ia: & 3: true e daas
as the needle Is TO the pole and
is willing TO work 12-hrs. Q day.
5-days Q vk, TO be truly successful.
Excel. opportunity for Q thorough-
bred. Mod. ONCE serving Mont.
gomery CO: Come TO lit Carroll
s. NV "a, Mon y; a-T1ssi; siodo Al; HnA;YN2,M1 n
RFiY, EsTATF 'V'
SALESMAN - Lighting fixtures
y5sspH s5sss Hal' " cATaako A1ssk z co.. D's;Sn ssii
I1e highway, Ari.. Va. lis
sALRsMAN--Immsdiate permanent
positions opening for good sales
oy:9 :1 vS Nus. ..s Be- .as as .e. IT.. q . ss'
nertenra We fufniNh aunlffted
appts. for you. No csnvassing in
volvsd. Excel. chance for advance
ment. Salary. commission. monthly
settlements and quarterly and
yearly bonuses. Paid vacation
Can NR. LEONARD st LA. 6-4sls.
SALESMAN, good opportunity with
large Wholesale tobacco, candy and
drug sundry company. estahlisneo
territory; must have car and ex-
perience N selling to retail stores i,s,
PSrnsnsn' s sRR%Nbahp RS%.NssbsSanh APaa PeaaAR si'sI Z
T4SoBAcc;o c.. Il Eye ss. ne.
SALESMAN for mems turnishinss
store. Experience preferred. Per-
manent position. excellent earn
ings. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS. corner 10th and + sts. NV
SALESMAN. experienced preferred.
however, not necessary. Old estAb-
iiAhed furniture store. .excSl. op-
portunity. Top salary plus comm.
and many COMPANY Dement'S. See
MT, Rota. JULIUS LANSBURQH
FURN. CO., 909 P ct. NV. 20
SALEsMAN--High-t young man,
bet. ages 24-z0. who 10 interested
In his future and can sell 0 high
Grade quality line Of once furn.:
good salary and opportunity for
the right man, In reply, STATE age
and qualifications: send phote II
possible, Box 2s6-T. Star. lis
SALESMAN. nne mems store. Start
ing salary equal TO one you are
getting. Credit store oxD. pref but
not necessary, Unlimited oppor
tunity. RA. 3-110l.
SALESMAN, with car. ass 1888;
salary plus comm. on all sales;
weekly repeat orders. selling whole
sale 10 local merchants. Write Box
sSiESs;MSS.' AZ; sss.' mems wear. expert
enced; steady Job. COHENS. 7th
and l. SITS. NV.
SALESMAN, 25-46, possessing sales
ability and with ability TO work
with others; liberal weekly drawing
account plus commissions; an ex-
cel1ent opportunity for any man
the METROPOLITAN CASUALTY
INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK
for anpofntmant. TIL 2-0400
Evening star., 1955-09-18
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

no experience necessary.
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV.
afEN--2 full time and part time.
Full time men with no previous Gx-
perience average $100 and I'D per
week. Repeat business plus regu-
lar customers assure you Of steady
regular income You may start on
q / or 2 day trial basis, II you wish
to find out about this opening. An
excellent opportunity Is not always
recognized as such and this may be
Just the chance you have been LOOK
ing for. Fuller Brush dealers are
buying new homes and new cars
with their better than average IN
comes. They AVERAGE 500 and up
per week calling on regular custo-
mers BY appointment. Fuller Brush
customers are pleasant. courteous.
and buy these famous every day
necessities regularly. An exper,
man will make calls with you and
train you. Sales experience unnec-
essary but men selected must fur:
nish references as TO honesty. anc
Character. Inquire oil National
Press BLDG, 14th and ] sts. nv
o. phone bt. 7-4477 or D1. 7-SASs
Evening star., 1955-09-18
SALESMAN

Major oil company has an opening
in their heating division Tor ? Ca
pable, aggressive sales producex.
age between IS and IS. preferably
married: must furnish car. liberal
snee n you can meet our re-
quirenents and are interested In .
permanent career In the petroleum
indIstry, plus exceptional opportu-
mites for advancement. write ue IN
strict confidence. full and complete
details regarding age. eoueatlon'
marital status and business Lein-
inr. BOZ 367-T, star. -l9
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Real Estate Salesman
Experienced

An old established frm with an az
cellent reputation. has openings
for 2 men 10 sell commercial and
investment property. II you are
Interested In becoming . part Of .
arm which works harmoniously
with itB salesmen and under con-
ditions which tend 10 produce sat-
i.facsory sales, an interview VIII
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 e st. NV. ST. $500
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN.
sSm%i.S;SiSSnG; s SSSG salary open. ANPy's'
RoOFERs, experienced only. all
work. Calf Ii. $500. ia. S-e6$i.
RooFER--All types of repair and :
Re sslnsSr yGIns man non ,ssis
steady work: o'BRiEN RooFINGi
CO.. 615 18th at ne --19
white (2l-30), for de-
livery and promotion work with
large. nationel wholesaler. b-day
week. vacation and benefits. Apply
1871 5th ct. NV.
ROUTEMEN-Excell opportunity
for two dependable men who desire
permanent employment with D. C.'s
fastest ts,e : growing dissPsr service.
with working knowledge Of city
and suburbs. Good pay while train
ing. We will give rapid advance
ment to the riaht man. Apply In
person between 3 and Q pm. only,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
701 Lamont ct. NV. 2nd door.
ROUTE SALEsMEN, wagon jobbers.
exclusive candy line. excellent prop
osition. protected territory, season
Just starting. BOX 49-x. Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
PART TIME

PART TIME
National concern needs energetic
representative. evenings, 1917
hours: earn S75-S100 weekly. Car
necessary. No canvassins, Ne de.
cali mornings, DU. 7-4s00. -16
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SALESMAN WITH CAR

6A1Efo103AN Wa II S1AXk
Wanted at once, men who are am
bilious and anxious to earn money.
Average earning while learning;
S100-S160 per week. Experienced
Cal Mon. S:SO.l. yU. e-oss4:
SALEsMEN = Formice salssmsn
~ Tlees es-SSPa sSRs; Call for aDD0in.Ifssn'' Mfs
siALEsS22EsNS.. 2sS.' one Of the mos. tefrif,e
pronositions IN the city today. Cail
GR. WINSTON, IA. a-s4so. morn
sAEEss%ENi--s.ll inEi nix calendar, and ri "ad-
vertisinE. Buyers everywhere. Low
prices. Big commissions advaneed,
bonuses. Samples free. GRAPHIC
PRESS $40 90. Wood, chiesso
sALEsMEN, cologsd: part time; earn
from 5000 70 $500 per mo. while
you learn: 30-day training ecurse
per wk. Only those with high school
education and some selling expe-
rience need apply. Cali or see BOB
TROGNER ct WAshington's Oldest
Ford Dealers, HILL q SANDERS.
lila Vermont NV. AD. z-430g.
Statesmen. experienced IN selling
peGmanent se1nsans s0Dos postion aood spoRT cES
statesmen l3). white, for outside
work, local or travel; average earn
ings. 500 wk., transp. furn. Ap.
ply RIM. 410, 72A 9th ct. NV. go
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SALES OPPORTUNITY
For hish-type Junior executive yhe
bacEsronnd preferred. but not
essentisi. Sound training pro-
cram. Starting income open: Can
expect 6-figure income In future.
No travelling. Age 1886. Reptile,
confidentiai. Cover fully past ex-
perience and education. Boa
11h-T. star.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

SALESMAN-UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY. $1,000
WEEK SALARY, PLUS
COMM, PLUS EXPEN-
SES, PLUS WEEKLY
BONUS ON ALL NEW
ACCOUNTS AND IN
DUSTRIAL SALES.
Unusual opportunity for alert,
aggressive. hard working salesman
to connect with aggressive expand
ing organization and build Q secure
future At high earning. EAR ;s.o ssi M csiiS, csaSr
stores, wholesalers, hdW.. gro, In
dustrial and institutional trade
washington area. Established ac-
counts; protected territory; own
car: age 21-46. Prefer man pres
entity employed seeking opportunity
to better himself. ...
Sn,dss serydacs; 1521 1a5;2ia1ssa st. M s o.p pG3L pe
No phone calls.
SaleSI11an-EXecuLlVe
Large Eastern company has solid op:
portunity for man with sales and
executive ability. Salary. dopeD
plus commission. No ceiling to earn
ings, no travel. broad fringe bene-
fits including pension. Younger man
preferred. living anywhere ip Net, Ns
managersnips. Give details and
telephone number for personal IN
teryiew. Our stan knows Of this
ad. Box 44-x. Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
MARTIN
Baltimore 8, Md.

NUR9E, practical, colored man; easy
work IN home; refs. Miss Dodge at
BOYDe, 700 18th cor. @.
NURSERYMAN, experienced. for
long nursery and sales
yard, IN suburbs Of Wash. d. c.
Middle-ased single man, Or with
wife only. Comfortable and fooMy
2nd-door apt. With heat, lsht and
runnins xaser; Lons-tiins a,,: IN 'o6 3D. Il
iss.'' isss:s. Bod a1c sSsaT stsr. Personsl @
visit desirable 4 feasible. QUAINT
ACRES NURSERIES. Colesvllle I'd.
fU. q. 20). eil. 0pg., Nd, JU. 9-6e10
Evening star., 1955-09-18

PORTER for Jewelry Store: must be
Sasss sns Sosse ssSa
PooiRffER- Oh K K-Ho6SEMAN, Q a.m.-2 pm.
work Sundays; $50 per. week Plus
2 meals: references required expert
enced applicants apply weekdays.
Room 1880, National Press Bldg.
18th and p sts. NV. 20
Evening star., 1955-09-18
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

FL. You are o young
man out Of college whose
future Is blocked, or
2. Man who Is now selling
and feels that his position ts
not sufficiently challenging or
does not offer GOOD possibili-
ties, or
3. A junior executive.
school-teacher. engineer. sales
proprietor, junior accountant
or lawyer who Is economically
disturbed.
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity to qualify highest level
Of selling recognized By Sales
Executive Clubs with O we'll
known company. Should you
qualify We will discuss with
you the possibility Of assoctst-
ing with US in Washington
area. Write eonfidentially to
BOX 2A0-T. Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
NUCLEAR
ENGINEERS
(Senior Junior,

The continued
expansion Of The
Glenn L. Martin
Co. Nuclear Divi-
sion in the field Of
military power
package reactors
has created many
stimulating and
challenging oppor-
tunitieS. Our re-
quir EN- en- ts in
clude:
Evening star., 1955-09-18

FIT. BELvoIR ENoINHnRs
with BIS. degrees IN C.E.
ME-, E.E. or PIE. nearing
separation date.
We are interested in inter-
viewing engineers who en-
tered the service upon
graduation from college
and will soon be available
to join a young, growing
MAJOR OIL COMPANY
THE CALIFORNIA CO.,
headquarters In
New Orleans
and operating In
the Gulf Coast and
Rocky Mountain States
needs young
hard-working engineers.
Day or evening interviews
conducted in Washington,
September l6. II. 1s.
Until September 16
Telephone DI. 7-2362
for appointment
On September l6, II, 10
Telephone Mr.. George Carr
at ME. 8-5931
II you are interested
but unable to apply
please write
The California Company
Personnel Department
New Orleans, Louisiana
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Telephone Solicitors

Need s persons for permanent tobs.
Good starting salary and company
benefits. See Mrs. Yeatts. MAR
WINS, 734 18th ct. NV. 20
TELEVTSION eERvICEMAN, must be
expert with business ability. Call
rwsixifFfxR. fyssii ~; s.ioso; ssr.r,.pe.a, suou,-
srcund prsfsrTsd; sSs si-SS: SAL
roSAaSo eoTsA ASSso cGikhk, .npssssns.d, asSsS; 10
work In drug store; must have
refs: no evening" or gundays; e-e
daily. Call MONTGOMERY HILLS
PHARMACY, 10, S-98bb.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
TRUCK
MECHANIC

Must have own tools and furnish
fstsTsLHTS'1Ei sAfPLT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
SERVICE BLDG.
l401 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
nv REPAIRMAN, outside. excel, opp,
hours 0-t3, better-than-everage sal
ary. Call NO. 7-7474. -9
in 0aithersburg. area; bench WORK
and outside calls. Some experiences
NECESSARY, Write: % stains age,. vI6 sx,
LAU0HLIN, 7542 Old Georgetown
rd., Rethesda. Md. Is
nv REFxiR NAN, outside calls; car
~ W. fsiEkSTicEaaKN and an..pna in
stallers: fully experienced only; per-
man6nt employment. Apply In per-
son after. 10 am. 70 & kASMIR,
" W. IsfkRSSvicEMaS. kSSh Ii An for .shopxSrk,
fully experienced al makes. clean
shop, pleasant working conditions.
dood pay. permanent Job. Bethesda
nv SERTfCEMAN, experienced man.
for outside service; transportation
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Evening star., 1955-09-18

SALES REPRESENTATIvE--Nation;,
ally known financial concern VIII
men, between IS and SO. for sales
career; ga year salary contIaet
increases each quarter. Must nave
heine hustler, Need car, no
travel write full qualifications,
RoY 1927, star,