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PTA
CALENDAR

/. Meeting announcements
-nuSt be IN the hands OF the
sPTA Calendar Editor by noon
sThurSday of each meek to in
sSure publication in the column
son Sunday. Those receiued too
late piu not be used separately
s1tRleSs there is some special
sne,DS Signifcance.)
: The District Congress of Par
enr Teacher Associations and
George Washington University
Will sponsor a three-day leader
ship training course for all PTA
members, Tuesday through
Thursday, in Lisner Auditorium,
Twenty-first and H streets NV.
: The first session, at 8 pm, will
be greeted by DR.. James H. Fox,
Dean of Education at the uni
versity. Two sessions will be held
wednesday, at 10 Jam. and /
nm, also in Lisner Auditorium.
The final meeting will be at 9:35
am. in the Grant School, Twen-
ty-second and G streets NV.
] Other PTA meetings this week,
ell to begin at 8 pm. unless
Otherwise indicated, include:
Tuesday
: Stonewall Jackson PTA-First
meeting of the year will be held
ii the school. 1882 Duke street,
alexandria. Report cards will be
discussed.
! High Point PTA-"Let's Get
Acquainted" meeting in the
School cafeteria. Powder Mill
rpad, Bsltsville, Md.
Suitland PTA-Faculty' recep-
ton in the school cafeteria.
Haycock PTA-School faculty
will be present at the meeting
IN the school, Haycock road and
Westmoreland, Falls Church.
darlington va PTA-Meet-
iag of parents and school staff at
the school.
Northwestern PTA - First
meeting of the year will be held
az 1880 pm. in the school, Coles
Vile road, Hyattsville.
Wednesday
Belle View PTA-School prin-
cipal and faculty will be intro
dllced to parents at the meeting
IN the school, $40 Fort Hunt road,
Alexandria.
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automobile. four for driving
while drunk, and 10 for ac-
cumulated records Of traffic yio-
cations of at least IL points.
: OF the SIS suspensions. SO were
aInder the point system of at
seast eight points. eight for
Failure to satisfy Judgment in
court. three for operating an
quito unsafely, and eight for
sailure to file insurance.
{ The list of revocations and
Suspensions:
4 Revoked for operating after revocation
Gperied Of revocation extendedD - Rich
Nrd l. Mcfarland, 50l3 North tenth
Revoked for unauthorized use Of an
automobile--M Mckinley Anderson, 1850
stanton terrace ST..
Revoked for driving while arunk--
Ne: Thomas n Jones. So4 & Street
y E.; Burk r. Hudson 1872 Frourteenth
erect Sc; Melvin Butler. 1855 Fifteenth
RsyoEsd for accumulated record Of
dore-Andrew Johnson. H.. ff2S U
M Gssi Tosd s E eParss s wsts i sss
Edison place NE; Amos Henry, S22
Fourth street Me-: Robert J. Brauer,
GIG 7 street NV; Paul Cherry. IT,, 1888
Stanton terrace Sc; Herbert L. Sher.
man, 625 c street NE; Duncan Wright,
1022 North Capitol street; Pau Single
tRry, 9l4 r street n e: Joseph B. Bea-
Ger. Third st. NE
:. Suspended for period noted for oper-
4ting in such a manner as TO show
daRrant disregard for the safety Of per.
Loren e. Koppen, 1417 K street Sc,
80 days and traffic sehool: Ruth c..
Brown, 1902 Addison Chapel road N E..
70 days and traiiic school: Otis Harrison.
us Hamilton street NV. 80 days and
tfafic school
: Suspended for period noted for at
East eight p0ints-Thomas j. Strait.
1923 Second street Sc, 10 days; Stew
ert J. Embrey, 223 Adams street NE.
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L;undouist to Speak

.Clarence 7. Lundcuist, deputy
administrator of the Wage and
Hours Division, DsparFm #
labor, viii address the Northeast
Businessmen's Association at its
first fall meeting at 1890 pm.
Thursday in the Carlyle Hotel.
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CARE to Launch
Sc Food Crusade

CARE tomorrow will launch it,
1855 Food Crusade to finance
sending S million packages to 20
million people in 10 countries.
1t is asking donations at the
rate Of 81 a package and prom
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African ToIk Set

Boa Amponsem III. King OF
Denkyira States will describe
conditions on Africa's Gold Coast
at an open forum at st. Peter
Claver Center, S14 Seventh street
S.W., at 8 pm. tomorrow.
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Uses that each package will carry
the name Of the donor. The nom
profit agency receives It's food
supplies from United State Agri-
culture Department SURPRISES.
Donations may be sent directly.
to CARE, $50 First avenue. New
York l6, or to local Offices, listed
at 1923 Connecticut avenue NV.
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PubIicists to Meet

The American Public Relations
Association will hold its regular
luncheon meeting at 1915 pm.
Wednesday in the = Burlington
Hotel.
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Sixteen District motor vehicle operators permits revoked
nd SIS others suspended last week. the Department of
Vehicles and Trsfhc announced yesterday.
In addition IA persons who charged with driving with
put District permits had their driving privileges suspended
.untl they file proof of financial responsibility.
OF the permits keo for driving after revocation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
BY GEORGE FLYNN

How do you refinish old pine
Furniture?
Fl OF all the questions directed
TO this column by readers this
one appears with greatest fire.
nuency.
One amateur refinisher COM
planned last week that diligent
research in books and maya
Zines failed to turn up a salts
factory method Of restoring
pine pieces.
I We turned to a lobbyist
fefinisher whose workmanship
IS the best we've seen in the
area.
z Like most pine enthusiasts
James c. Sheldon has picked
up pine of great variety
tables, chairs, chests and
desks. most Of them Of 10TH
century origin.
Mr.. Sheldon, who is super
wiser Of construction for the
Montgomery County school
system, has filled a large, ram
bling home in Kensington with
his finished products.
How It's Done
This is how he transforms
an old piece to a new thing
of beauty:
If faced with heavy coats
Of paint, he doesn't reach for
. sanding machine. that ruth
less device which is guaran-
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ANTIQUES ALMANAC:
Refinishing Pine
Takes Expert Touch

teed to destroy any semblance
Of antiquity.
He strips the coats with a
blow torch. a method, of
course, not to be recommend
ed to the average lobbyist.
However. a new, small torch,
with bottle gas fuel, recently
has come on the market. It's
safer and handler than the
old-fashioned torch.
At this pointer when work.
ing on pieces with light coats
Of paint or varnish-Mr. Shell
don turns to the standard paint
removers, which can be bought
In liquid or semi-paste form.
Give the remover plenty of
time to work, then scrub hard
with a suede brush or steel
wool. Several applications may
be necessary. but it's impor-
tant not to give up SO soon
that Streaks and spots are left
to show UP as ugly blemishes
when a finish is put on the
wood.
avoid Sanding"
Incidentally. I've should be
used with great caution, if at
all, as a remover on pine. It
not only raises the grain, but
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dissolves dyes and soaks them
into the wood.
A light sanding, and the
piece is ready for a finish. Mr..
Sheldon favors a natural
finish. letting age produce the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

soft shade which makes pine so
popular.
Thus he scorns orange shell
lac, that all toe handy gum
that many finishers employ
to produce an "old effect" I'm
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IT'S A DATE
TODAY

AOOAA
CHRISTMAS GIVING will
be the theme Of the fashion
show which the Junior Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary Of Post
No. 108 is sponsoring at 3 pm.
in the Cheverly Legion Hall.
Sylvia Dewey and her teen
models will present clothes
from David's Style Shop, shoes
from E. D. Edwards and hair
styles by Jarratte's Beauty
Bazaar.
TOMORROW
WASHINGTON THRIFT
SHOP will benefit from the
INSTRUMENTATION show to be
held by Julius Garfinckel g.
Co. in the Hotel Shoreham
Blue Room at 1890 pm.
WEDNESDAY
INGA'S TELEVISED lunch
eon-faShion show from 1880
to 2:S0 pm. in the Colonial
Room Of the Sheraton-Park
Hotel will spotlight fashions
by Martins Of Silver Spring,
Cumberland and Hagerstown.
BERNHARD ALTMAN
COLLECTION will be shown
from II am. to 5 pm. by
Julius 0aranckel d Co. in the
0reenbrier Sports Shop Of the
downtown store. This @collec-
ton viii also be shown from
noon to 4 pm. on Thursday in
the Spring Valley Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

fortunately. many persons have
been deceived into believing
orange-shellac shades are
right" for pine.
Mr.. Sheldon first applies a
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light coat Of thinned shellac,
then more light coats of a
mixture of one-half turpen-
tine and one-half clear var
nish, rubbing down each coat
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julius Gartmckel Go.

"''- es.p svpur rAur,aa, ana FRIDAY uusn 80 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
QUIZ No. 4
ny CHARLES .. RICE

The 10 questions on this page are all just about the
easiest you were ever asked You've known most Of
the answers ever since you can remember.
Bar we'll Der you can't ger more than IWO or three
right!
Those of our readers who have done "CuSSed
Quzzes" before still cussing and longer trust
themselves to hazard an opinion on what two and
two add up to.
As is our custom, we have protested this latest
quiz scores of persons in all walks of life and most
Of them walked away as fast as they could The
average score 2N right out of TO- If you can get
three right, you're brilliant. Anything above four is
absolute genius
So grab pencil and start in. Then turn to page "a
for the answers and cuSs us all you want the Con-
stitutiOn guarantees you Freedom Of Speech!
1. Footballs are made of the skin of what animal?
z. When you scan the newspaper, you read it:
Q. hurriedIy
b. specifically
c. painstakinely
d. upside-doWn
3. What was the last name of the heroic molly" of
the Revolutionary War who continued firing
her husbands cannon after he fell?
I. In what country is the famous mountain Mont
Blanc?
5. Who coined the phrase government Of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people,?
s. Everyone has heard Of baSeballs 'three-hundred
hitters." What is the hitting percentage of
player who bats three hundred?
.. What material was Cnderellas slipper made of?
D In the recent Presidential election what was the
minimum voting age?
>. From what body does our atmosphere receive
practically all its warmth?
10. How many of each kind of animal did Noah take
with him in the Ark?
EnRa -.
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Experienced
Programmes

For positions at super
visory or programming
specialist levels. Pro-
gramming in real time
application to problems
OF methods. computing
design and test, from
problem analysis and
formulation to program
test.
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HELP--MEN
GUARDS

Age $3.50: TO do guard duty In
buildings located in Bethesda Chevy
Chase area, Predominantlv night
work. Must have good personabie
background which will be investi-
gated before employment. Previous
be in good physical condition. We
offer excellent employe benefits.
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PROCEDURES
ANALYST

A business admins
tration or industrial
management degree
plus experience in the
analysis and writing of
administrative proce-
dure for an industrial
organization are re-
quired. Ability to work
with people important.
The position involves
analysis and determine
ton of procedures in all
departments of the
organization.
Write Giving Details to
BOX 350-L, STAR
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SALES MANAGER
DIVISIONAL LEVEL

HAVE you HIT A DEAD END IN
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AM INTERESTED IN talking
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FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
PHONE
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DIVISIONAL MANAGER
AT HU, 3-4400, EXT. B SIS, 2 A M.
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FACTORS MAKING FOR ENGINEER
SATISFACTION AT MELPAR. INC.
Interviews
Saturday and Sunday

At Melpar emphasis placed recognition of the indi
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determines your rate OF advancement Because have
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and middle level openings frequently
Mepar staff members given high degree of freedom
accomplish their assigned tasks tape admin
istrative detail kept to minimum
Our project group basis of organization enables staff
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We extend financial support to those who intend to purse
advanced study Graduate available at the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-29
Experienced
Trainees

To learn programming
techniques and machine
language in prepara-
ton for specialist posi-
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through calculus on col
lege level, a logical. in
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LOCATION; The above post
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THE COMPANY The RAND
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and DEVELOPMENT Of the new
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To arrange for conf
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HELP-MEN
ESTIMATOR

Experienced in large building con-
struction graduate civil engineer
preferred: attractive salary to right
party Box 35s-M, Star.
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Experienced
Supervisors

To learn programming
and to work into super
vision OF small groups
OF programming Spe-
cialistS. Must have col
lege degree including
math through calculus
and supervisory back
ground in technical
fields.
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HELP-MEN
Parking Lot Attendant
PART TIME

Colored. for Ige. downtown garage.
Must be exper. Hours ~ am. to
s am. Apply Personnel ONCE, 1924
x So. NV, RIM. 3l9, CAFR1TZ CO.
PART TIME
Opportunity for 6 men with 1920
hours snare time each week to work
rs insurance underwriters in own
nelghborhood. Complete sales train
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ify. Prefer men in new home areas
with good personality and sales
ability. Write Boy 55-R, Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY, chemically
trained needed by long-established.
rapidly growing Northern Ohio
chemical company. Position offers
work in widely diversified chemical
fields with maximum independence
according to experience. Excellent
opportunities for advancement and
increased responsibilities. Area af-
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with ADVANTAGES of nearby large
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be under 30 wears old and at least
two years Of experience Is desirable,
Excellent law school available. SAL
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PHARMACIST, fun time: in neigh-
borhood store: $3.50 week. TIP
TON g. MYERS, 14th and Rhode
Island ave. NV.
PHARMACIST, part time 8 nights,
alternate Sundays, PENN DRUG,
Ma S-966S.
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HELP-MEN Cont
Computer Operator
And Cooler

10 operate modern large
scale high speed electronic
Eigital computer. EZRA
1909 and associated facil-
tiles. Experienced in IBM
tAbulation operation. Univac
operation or related fields
desired. Must have high
potential for advancement.
Investigation before employ
ntent.
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NIGHT DISPATCHER

Man for clerical duties in indus
trial fuel oil dispatcher's once Ex-
perience not necessary No age limit
Applicant must be available to work
1913 p ~ 10 6:45 m 5-day week
Call Mr.. Wellons for appointment.
II. $4,000
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PHARMACIST, part time 3 nights,
alternate Sundays. PENN DRUG,
MA. S-966S.
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CRAFTSMEN
PERMANENT POSITIONS

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Immediate vacancies for
craftsmen with an aptitude
for neatness of work and
willingness to concentrate
on details. Assignment in
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devices. 3 yrs. experience OF
samples Of high quality work
required. Liberal employe
benefits.
For further information
please call JU. $1,000, Per-
sonnet Dept, or forward
resume TO
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MELPAR is ENGAGED IN THE
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Filters Servomechanisms Submnia turzation
Electro Mechanical Design Small Mechansms Quality
Control & Test Engineering Field Engineering Antenna
Design.
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HELP--MEN
MECHANICAL
CHECKER
pERMANENr posIT1oN

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Check design features ana
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one or more checkers.
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please call JU. $1,000, Per-
Isonnel Dept, or forward
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HELP--MEN

PHON0GRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
Pull time, experience preferred,
Apply manager, TODD'S. record
dept. 11th and F SITS. NV.
PIZZA BAKER. colored man, expert
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Call IA 2-72S6 after 8 pm.
PLUMBERS AND PLUMBERS HELP
Frs. experienced, on new construc-
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10. 5-4520,
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Prince Frederick, Md.
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FIRST and ONLY Tooth Posfe containing All 3
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Now dentists have proved that the magic of
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Fluorides remarkable ability TO prevent cav
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Why? Nature had blessed the water with
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WHAT'S So SPECIAL ABOUT REDHEADS?
Continued from page 10
History's Toughest Redheads

Durocher, !" says MIR. Butler. Never
ina million years would cast anyone
but a redhead for fracas like that"
Armed with Hollywood's opinion
that the auburn-creSted gals are diff
ferent, we busted off some ancient
history books on the subject. II
appears that our ancestors were ex-
tremely chary of the breed. Lower
class Egyptians, for example, quietly
bumped off children unlucky enough
to be born with red plumage. And
an old Russian proverb says, There
never was a saint with red hair"
In India, one expert reports, the
Brahmins were forbidden by law to
marry a redhaired woman.
Hoping for a more enlightened
10th-century viewpoint, we asked the
head Of the beauty salon in a New
York department store what she
thought Of her redhaired customers.
They're all a big pain in the
neck, !" she declared. Always blow
ing their tops for no good reason"
Quick on the Draw
Next we came across the views Of
Professor Hans Won Hentig, famous
criminologiSt writing in a journal Of
criminal law. Professor Won Hentig
claims that redheads (men) possess
accelerated motor energy and are,
therefore, very quick on the draw.
He pretty well proves that most of
the bad hombres of the West, from
Jesse James on down had nice thick
shocks Of reddish hair.
The most sensational support for
the redheads-are-different theory
came from DR.. Ivor Griffith, diStin-
guisted president Of the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy and Science. An
expert on hair, DR.. Griffith trium-
phantly insisted that three Of the
arch vixens Of antiquity - Medusa,
Cleopatra and Helen Of Troy - all
had flaming locks. But the cruelest