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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-12
lST DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1857

CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County, Md.
True copy-test:
Clayton K. Watkins, Clerk. 36S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

coL0kED MAN, experienced. for
SrIyigDg and delivering orders. no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

SECRETARY, national Jewish or.
sanitation. 5-cay week, Modern
ONCE bldg. TX. 3-52Sf. Ext. 81.
SECT.. no shorthand. some college
nee. for this exceptional oppor. IN
educational heio: compose own
CORES. and work unSuperyiSed.
MANAGEMENT coNSuLTANTA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
SELLING AND
BUSINESS WITH
u. S. GOVERNMENT


Nationally known COM
pany with product widely
used and respected by Fed
eral and State officials in
the course OF their official
duties, and in proportion
ate public demand and use,
seeks to engage an ambi-
tious, aggressive, prospec-
tive executive to start In
the field Of Government re-
lations In all respects In
Washington, d. c.
Statistical pref erences
considered to be indicative
of probable future success:
Age, 80 approx; working
familiarity with Govern
ment operations; law train
ing; sales experience or po-
tential; personal statistics
must be excellent. Salary
open. Company opportuni-
ty unlimited. Give peril
nent, limited data as basis
for interview. Strictest con-
fidence assured. BOX 1874
M, Star.
COLORgD MAN, experienced, foi
driving and delivering orders. no
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HELp--WoMEM

ARM .lFl .l ZEN mach. . 4 ssgs
Clerk .ispisf. 81. sps. 70 sl60
PAYROLL elk. type sll. bpe. 70 S:le0
Eecg.. mtae, title ekpff. 10 $50
Seey.. KyattGville - to 80
ssssssss 81. q. co.. MOVING 'fbesass
Ds'' RAISES quarterly q 9 s 5SS
varitypl.t viii train % 200
EsS ' ssas s %ssss 'H snov 3 ss sSS
CAREER EMPL. SERV.
saaH Ga, Ave, oil Bpg., u. 7-fl0s0
ALTERATION HELP, colored. must
have store eKper, In ladies ready.
to.wear, Apply In person, YEAu-
kR, $3.50 colesyille I'd. Silver
ASSISTANT TO RES. MGR. for
lac. exclusive NV, apt. house
Must be able % type, have ttie.
phone personality. Able 10 meet
public. and show apt, General
once work. no bookkeeping. Peas.
ant WORKING cotds. and suFronnq :
luHe AAtA.| ohNul. Aiuuts @tB5
srsTroRm $3.50 s cSeS M'ni !, y Nv Nv,
EM $4,000
ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR. nv re.
search, eood typlsl, creative think
ina ability. nGure aptitudes 70
supervise lield statf by Ions dis
tnnce phones and correep. write
clear assignment letters and in
ktrueti3ns setting no nation-wide
surveys. Send resume OF letter
stating qualifications TO MARIE
soLE8. American Research nu-
p rssn i N9 hon'eomefs rd.'
ASST. MGR. - $500
Sess viii Iess this sBot' 49,
elk. -TYPIST So, $50
Are you between the ages Of 2si-
30, possess good telephone man
neF, and tyne 80 wpma II so.
yon,ll nl this billet
|CLERK-TYPIST $50
rake telephone orders and mgr.
Keen records. and type.
EXEC. SECY. SITS
Here youth be WORKING for. the
MnAe, MNIa 80 you y nave 70 nave
good sktlls and business hkernd.
KEYPUNCH OPR., $500
Exper, on 02t for natl. GO.
SECRETARY So, 500
Natl ora. has career OPP. for
airl under IS with excel pkills.
OUTSTANDING beneht1.
SECRETARY 49, $50
Trade assoc. needs oil around
girl Who takes shthd At 1870
wpm and u Z go0d typikf
STAT. TYPIST $500
cPA arm offers sood OPP for
expef. RiFi
SMELLING a. SMELLING
PERSONNEL coNsUITANTs
sos 18th ST. NV ST, a-tisss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

nEAUTtClAN. all-round operator:
GOOD salary and comm. JACQUES
CoirFkuR. 20ot Conn ave. AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

ssrvicss q an ssperis sSssary Iaite sas
ZIONIST, for 3 days q week. To
work In one Of Washinston'g most
interesting dress shop, Delightful
hours. 10;80-b:30. Previous ex-
perience essential Apply Mon. IN
PP fEsSR bboo stR;i DRESS q sH III!
1923 Conn., ave, End A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Graphotype Operators
Tab. Operator
(Rem. RANDI

We are looking for 3 tenn
porary graphotype opera
tors. Positions to last APP
prox. 3 to 4 months.
We also need a Rem.
Rand tab operator, who is
available for evening and
weekend work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

PART TIME special esenlnr and
Saturday work, excel eafnlnns,
no eKper necessary. trnlnlng Turn
Phone Di 1.1fpk on pI. J-44l1i
81 write FULLER BRUSH Co, oil
National Press Bids, Wash. 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Excellent Salaries

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSN. I
1889 M 81. NV. AID. 4-4s55
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HElp WoMEM

DRUG CLERK. must Be experienced
and well recommended, full tine
day shift, PARKLANDs DRUGS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
RILp-MEn
YOUNG MAN

IAuToMorIvg PARTS Who'll KsAiR
An unusual 0pp0Ftunliy for an
alert. ambitious younn man 10 train
.on our counter a. ao0d salary for
Marty advancement 70 an openinu
on cur outside kaleE force THIS
oiiefs an intereatinR future wfn
hieh income for one who = auto
tenkader. NfIi Fk-nuDIEY co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
HELP WOMEN
icoNilNunpl

REauTY 0rkRATOn.--Ssb.siQ 100
PEI week, guarantee plus commits
iIsisnrl HH sEssrn1E. qRIS s HEI n I Y
BO0KKEErER ~ EPTiQNIsII.
experienced. small once. D.n.3Ds
ini ss bnssness vy eea ss on1
and excel. FOB for neat Attractive
pefaQp. Call Miss Fanares,
n0Of kEEPkR-TYPIsT, for mod.
Apply Box ass.o. stsF'. '''4''
BD0kkEEpER TfPisT, White,
personality kn0wiedHe Of payroll.
lions, fmploye Dement'S, b-day wk
Call III. 3-fb30.
BO0KKEEPERl complete charge Of
records. general ledger experiences
and preparation Of financial state
age. experience and telephone
number, Box l2e-H star,
BO0lkKEsPER, part time: typlns
EAUUIt u|L.||MNMf &n.NM NuMMN
Vicinity boz Ito. star
Bookkeeper With Car
Payroll; taxes, .ypglns, etc. or
a-llil or ~: 3-a2Vs. .---.-.
nKKPR. TYP CPA ofe, EagO
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.
TELEPHoNE-REcEpT.. a5-aB sB6
Good tYpinF. 80 hours.
elk TYP, Arl ethse area S27t
Min. yFt. collPye.
CLK-TYp.. educ, nd. eg1h
pIBTA'PH. TYP, legal ofe,. $500
ExpeI. cleo typewriter.
TYPi8T, lBM cleo. typ. 6iiuG
Able 70 justify. Alex.
PHX-Tfp.. dntn Alex, 49, 500
xeqng. good with figures; -.
sk ss sk Eo sH s22s p5sp ms.ur. ss7o
sEcY., ab-lO, 10 exec. 10 SIS
Some college, medioal association,
MkTHEMATiciAN, coll. deg. Siia
SUPERVISOR, subject flle $500
Some travel, expenses plus
TELEPHONE elk. dntn. AleK. S2i0
lp-10, rood phone voice
orc. elk. -yng.. MS. Grad.
No typ. add mach. exper.
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
!; 1924 Wilson Blya.. Arls "a. s-eQoo
i6i Z. Brosd.. Faiis ch.. u. gsssss
BusINEseWOMAN-over Us, 70 sch
ADVERTISING space IN souvenir pro-
erams for professional show spon.
ns e..e ' sad I iownsi nus, e y
free TO travel. $3.50 pet week guar
ansee, plus weekly bonuses
Transportation paid Write fully
10 MRS, MECHANISM. 500 Ian
Building, kansgz CITY =. missouri
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Whittier neat appearing and cana
BILE, 70 assist manager In large
plant operation. Washineton area
B DAYS, paid vacation. HOLIDAYS,
and benefits state experience. age.
address and phone. Box 4n7-G.
CASHIER and food checker. ex-
per, refs required, ane ELSA.
Apply In person OMAR KHAYAM
RESTAURANT, 700 18th u. NV.
ST, 3-OAl0
CASHIER CLERK, 1888 - Well.
known membership oraan. has
opening for his. grad. with some
exper. In accts recfiy. Knowiedus
OF typlng helpful. . DAYS start,
sed5 MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC, suite 1901. 1885
- -. = .--sa-.--.A. -. -. -.
CASHIERS. experience helpful, but
will train u necessary sseady
Murray. MCBRIDE Co. 700 ii
81. ne,
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ELEVATOR OPER.

CoLoRED, exp. for once bldg.
Must have licenses, steady posi-
ton. Apply In person between Bio
Jh hs FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
1890 X ST. NV.
EXEC, SECY., $85-$100
Public RelatiOn, Keep Records
ATLAS AocY.. 1870 M, Ave NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL. exper.. full 81
S SsSs i Bus fHDlSaH, Pa6' and XII 4.
Fel NE
FOUNTAIN.cOUNTER GIRL. uhite
for dntn. drugstore; no eve o.
sun. work. So. so per VIZ. steadS
Job. Apply BABBfTT's DRUG
STORE l1O6 p st NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, 20
70 -. bookkeeping and typlng: b.
day week. q 10 8, Apply 9lb Eye
81 NV, Room 32. II TO 3
G.H.W. and child care, white
woman 70 I've in, exper, reliable
Not over 80. Va home Prefer
some one in need OF q home
Must be fond Of children: RIM. anc
meals plus q small salafy. ED
H-hAAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
EXECUTIVE
SALES CAREER

Professional sales position opeu
with natioEAl once equipment
company tn Washington. D. C.
branch. Thoroush sales training
with outstanding personal oppor-
Aee se-32. Call Pc $4,000. Mr.
WILLARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Mflp WOMEN

CLEnK-TYpIsT, 1895, white, be-
sinner Large co. Will train hg
eEhd. who types ~ W.p.m, ID sen
gte pFecequfei rapid promotion
IN pos and pays 3 days. tbQ.fbh.
MsHAtNA ea.ss VIZ, gs slls Y I
CLEfik .TYPiST some acoountine
or bookkeeping experience pre-
teffed but not NECESSARY. 20 WORK
n business once q private sshcggi
lent Vorksns eomna ig and bsns.
fitei 5-day week, With occasional
one.half day Saturday. Please
send short resume, Including aee.
backGfound 10 Bon 1854 "a, Star.
CLkRK-TYP AND cLERIcALs,
temporary or yenF-f0und positions
available Opportunities In person
mel, audit, billing and other inter-
ektinE departments, B-day. 4n-hnur
week Immediate discount on pif.
sR as vf pspy 2Ihsr smP fleeyt. Psbs-
Personnel once. i1th and r
sts nv
CLERk-TTPfsT, 1910, excel. OPP
ASSOC for GOOD ee typlst Who oei sso
enjoys many varied duties. capa-
Bile 81 working uneupertised; hrs.
y 70 .. start S9b0. MANAGE
MENT CONHULTANTG, INC,
Suite 1901. 1895 q NV.
CLERK-TYPfsT - Ladies store
must have some college backed
excel. eppoF. 5000 Georgia ave
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
elerk-typists. IN nationai scien-
tifc research oreanization. who
can type so to 90 w.p.m and
perform general clerical duties.
Some college BACKGROUND desir-
able 80 y hour week, With ex-
celleni fringe benefits Please
Telephone Xxx. 3-sl0n, Ext. 2a0.
CLERK-TYPIST
Alert, attractive young lady. be-
tween 20 and IS years Of age, for
downtown financial institution. Ex-
ceilent WORKING conditions, 3b-horr
week, o 10 4 daily. Average typ
ing ability. Salary $50 per week
Apply IN person 10 Mr.. Lee or Mr.
6hanharker.
PRUDENTIAL BLDG. ASSN.
1888 q o.. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

YOUNG MAN. between 81 and 80
year Of age for general clerical
and once work. Opportunity for
adyaneement Address replies 20
20 Boz 3f5e, Washington. d, g..
phone number and qualifications
YOUNG MAN, investisative-type
train. no SELLING: GOOD future. AD-
ply 28a7 Conn. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, educated, strong.
meat inI business s0I With nI local division
ment, company dement's. Write
qualifications before Interview.
YOUNG MAN, preferably from
county, Is helper in flower store.
BLACKSTONE, INC. 1907 II
81. NV.
YOUNG MAN. high school grad.
with late model car. No exper.
necessary. To assist in selling. A
possibility Of earning $40 and
over. HA. 2-69D4 Sun. or week
days.
YOUNG MAN looking for opportu-
nifty 10 learn q 5000 business.
opening avail. with progressive
Se ~se 'uRp' aa sHmp. q lsss. has
school Grad. alert: apbitlous, good
Call MRS. THOMAS, RE. 7-bs6O.
YOUNG MAN 10 drive small truck
and help IN cabinet-making and
t4 nlsssini hAiReRSP g ehA5 5SHs e saI z
SON, rear clio 6th 81. ne.
YOUNG MAN. high school grad.
high "a class and g2od q laath !;
ee' oSa .s 2, snsnssrRs irs
Ing DAYS, university a. nights:
permanent, BOZ b6-H. star.
YOUNG MAN, with mechanical
fspsiflng. Apply q A. LEpPERT.
!. NC. otz Eye Vt. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

hEAUTiClAN. all-round operator;
fooa kAlary and comm. JACQUES
COIFFkuR. 2oOt Conn ave. AID
@-ece4.
nEAuTlClAN, exper., top salary
comm WILLIAM OF WASHING.
ION. NAsi4 Conn. ave. OIL. S-Asi6
nEAuTtClAN. for shampooias ano
mnnteufina. good salary. EMILE
l1sl Conn. ave.
BEAuTlClANs We have ap opentns
woman. preferably with the fol.
loUtns, but not necessary Must
Dc steady ana reliable. eocd op-
portanity for the right party.
apply 70 Robert Of Paris. 1914
Coma. ave, NO. 7-.770.
BEAUTfcIAN, hair stylist also
manieurist and shampoo aiFl. Ap-
ply In person. 0ABRfE14 1919
Conn. ave.
nEAuflCtAN, colored operator. and
booths 20 rent Kf1.ERBE6 hEAu-
TY SALON, 500 Eye a. u.w,, tx
$3.50 or II. 6-4465. 2ss
BEAUTlcIAN - Opera tor-mannger,
With d. c. license, for small shop
Salary and commission. bonus,
other benefits BONDS BEAUTY
SALON. 1898 ? St. nv. *.
BEApTIClANs. :. needed 81 once;
salary SIS 70 start, more business
nan Ne can handie. IA. T-I4s4.
BEAuTicIAN; fuii-tims manueurist:
top salary. must be steady
LkoNARD HAfRsTYLisTs. s3is
WlA. ave. NV N 3-huI0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
SECRETARY

Seeking permanent position
with unlimited opportunity for ad-
vancement" 5-day week. group
disqualification: unconditional Of
fee; beautiful working surround
ings; . weeks yearly vacation: SAL
airy, SIS per week. Speed required,
shorthand. 100 w-p-m: typing. IS
w.pm.
SHAPIRO. INC. REALTORS
l4l3 X St NV. NE. S-l1l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
MEN (4)
$500 MONTH
IL
START


WE PREFER NON
Statesmen, WE DO NOT
HAVE TO UNTEACH PRES
SURE SELLING TECHNI-
CUES. OUR PRESENTA-
TON MADE BY APPOINT
MENT ONLY TO QUAIL
FLED PROSPECTS. CON-
PLETE TRAINING AS
SURED. EARNINGS 81, 900
PER MONTH WITHIN 30
DAYS. WE PAY YOU FOR
THE WORK you DO.
MUST HAVE REFERENCES.
IS TO 40 YEARS OF AGE.
PHONE RE. 7-4408 FOR AP-
PoINTMENT FOR INTER-
VIEW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
SCIENCE
SECRETARIES

=
Opportunity for qualified secre-
tarles 10 grow with national scien.
tine research organization Excel.
lent openlnes recurring good steno.
graphic and tipping skillG. Some
college BACKGROUND desirable. Con-
genial environment In gell-eauipped
omees: ~ hs-hour week. with Iib-
tional information and interyieWs.
please can Elk. $500. ext. 200.
SEAMSTREss, white. YATES Gus
TOM CLEANERS. $3.50 TUXEDO n
TUXEDO. Nd. Spruce 3-394S.
sEAMSTREsSEs, for upholstery
shop Of large department. store.
Must have some experience with
drapery fabrics. VIII work in
service building at 13I NJ 81. ne.
5-day. 40-hour week; iinmediste
zoe discount on purchases, many
other worthwhile benefits. Year.
roano employment for those who
quality. WOODWARD a. 10TH
RoP. Personnel once. nth and
SIS. NV.
sEAMsTREss, for ladies' altefa-
lions. tpu time, experienced only.
JU. 9-g65I.
sEAMsTREss, thoroushiy exper. on
Mr.. HAROLD, XII. s-4O45, Mon.
s 5t;;i.. %S-4O; PVT. secy 70 principal
legal firm: lovely ofices, conSen.
assQeiates; > days; start. $4,000.
MANAGEMENT COKSULTAETs.
INC Suite 1901, 1875 q NV.
SECRETARY, part time: diet. req:
mod, ONCE. VIC. Dupont circle.
Telephone EN- 2-T75z, 1874 sun.
for interview appt.
SECRETARY, private, 70 executive
ln interesting business; downtown
once > days. age 25-35 prefer
ably. excellent opportunity for
advancement; salary open. Ma.
s-4213.
SECRETARY. legal. Look into this
one only II your shorthand Is 100
W.p,m.. typing fast. and you want
9 1usy but Interesting job. Start
Ss5. MANY OTHER JOBS Inter-
views sslz E ~ SEC 100 Eve
SECRETARY 20 director, Transport
tatlon firHa tDictaphone only:
70 $345. NATIONAL EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. HOS 10th 81.
nv. EX. 3-7z70.
sECY.-Wide variety Of duties OF
International interest as pvt, secy.
70 director Of spec. project good
skills and some eollege REQ; 5
days; start, $1,000. MANAGE
MENT cONSuLTANTS, INC, Suite
1901. 1898 O NV.
SECRETARIES 800, s7O-S90 VIZ.
up rs twists. S55-SsO VIZ 10
bkkprs. .-Jr aects.. t65-s90 Wk. up.
Exec. assts acets., engs.. artists.
dept. store ugrs 100 openings
/ DAILY-sll kinds. BOYD EMP.
CENTER test AZ yTs.l. 5 noors,
cor. 18th and @ NV, RE. 7-2s26.
SECRETARY. national Jewish or.
sanitation. 5-cay week. Modern
ONCE bldg. tx. 3-52S4. Ext. 81.
sECT., no shorthand, some college
educational neId: compose own
MANAGEMENT CONSULTATIVE
INC. Suite 1901. 1885 O NV.
sEcY. associations - TO 900
Secy-, LEGAL TO S.. 900
secy, constr. Young q, $50
Secy-. Jewish ora. $4,000
ReeeptIonist-typist $50 $1,000
slerk Iypists Ito 5000
hccts. Payable Rkpr. - $50 VIZ.
Clerks, learn cashiering $50 VIZ.
ALLEN-O. BRIEN Personnel Services
1904 N Y. Ave NV. RE. f-72s0
sECT. 1885: pvt. secy. 70 oficer
Of natl. mfg. CO.. 100 W.p m. short
nano an. 90 w.pm. elec. type:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

HOME ECONOMICS
GRADUATES
One Of the worlds largest
food organizations offers
"a challenge in institutional
management TO holders Of
degrees in Home Econom-
les. Liberal fringe benefits
and 40-hour work week,
day shift. No weekend OPP
Grafton. Reply Box SAG,
Star. giving brief resume
All information held in
strictest confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Manual and machine bookkeep-
ing work: no typlng. career op-
portunities; b-day week hours, .
70 B, regular pay increases: sick
ness and retirement benefits; aEes
is-sv. por appointment. cal be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
BOX 9Th, Star
PART TINE

c oEna Es srrupENfs
Wonderful opportunity 10 earn
SIS per week In your spare time,
CAN Mr. WILMER, pI. 1880 be- 4
tween I and 5 Pm -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Wool must be experienced, steads
and sober; excellent working cop
ditlons; modern plant. Apply MI
ChFapntF,
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AILp wOMIn


PRACTICAL MUSE. with local
fefefence6. from B an, 70 8 pm
o-day week. TU R-26Ob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

YOUNG MAN. with mechanical
ability 70 learn clock and timer
repairing. Apply c. A. LEpPERT,
INC. Ola Eye Ut. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Raincoats Lead Busy
Rain-and-Shi Lives

of the very newest London de-
signs, the Chesterton, a rain
cape got a Washington preview
the other day at a Washington
Fashion Group luncheon. You
can expect to see it in George
town pretty soon. we're sure.
< y
IF YOU'VE a color TV set
you can have a preview of the
Easter Parade right at home
tomorrow from one to two pm.
That's the time Warmers
Fashion Show style Spectacu-
lar" goes on over NBC-TV.
Fashion commentary for it has
been written by Lois Long,
fashion writer for the NEW
YORKER magazine. If you
remember back to the Ford
50th anniversary show you'll
remember a fashion bit that
really made history. The one
where Mary Martin stretched
a jersey tube into styles that
spanned eras and her figure in
various ways. to be exact. Lois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
BY ELEM

Leave it to the women to
invade the male fashion do
main whenever possible.
Now they've taken to speak
ing fashion with an English
accent. Aquascutum raincoats
since 1851 have been famous in
England. Back in 1909 they
Succumbed to the thought of
creating raincoats for women,
too, IN London. And it has
only been since late last year
that American women latched
on the idea Of wearing the
500 oking. meticulously
tailored coats made up in the
fine Egyptian cotton poplin.
Rain and shine, the raincoat
of this type is being worn by
suburban housewives busy with
their lives, by college girls. and
careellsts alike. The Aquascu-
tum showerproof coats are ex-
elusive with men and women
at Julius Garfinckel & Co. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

Long dreamed that one UP.
What's in store for this show
remains to be seen. But sets
for it are by Salvador Dali and
Cecil Beaton; fashions from
Charles James, Mollie Parnis,
Traina-Norell. Claire McCar-
dell. and Cecil Chapman. and
it'll be something to see, that's
for sure!
HE MADE THE COVER
Keeping company with the
greatest personalities of our
time on the cover of TIME
Magazine is Christian Dior.
Dior, this week is featured on
the cover. The story of his life
and times before and during
his fabulous fashion career is
given to the public in a special
story about him. On February
II the French Dior celebrated
10 years of being one of the
most controversial fashion fig
ures of our time.
PERSONAL TOUCH = Mrs.
Ruey Messenger has a way Of
making her Fashion Co-ordina-
tors wardrobe even more of a
co-ordinated thing than the
designer may have originally
intended For each one Of her
suits she has a bodice made
in the same fabric. This way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
National Symphony
Fund Benefit Sluted

A tea and musicale to bene-
fit the Sustaining Fund for
the National Symphony Or
chestra will be held at $50
pm. Sunday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter K. How
ard. 1900 North Dinwiddie
street. Arlington. Co-hosts for
the event will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett H. Breed.
Participants in the program
are all members of the Friday
Morning Music Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Mrs. Gunirl to Speak

Mrs. Sergei Gunin will speak
on My Summer in Brazil" at
a luncheon meeting of the
District of Columbia Society Of
the Danes of the Court of
Honor tomorrow. Mrs. Harry
Hine Repogle will be hostess
at her home. 1000 Cathedral
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

she can wear the suit in the
daytime, and for the evening
remove the jacket and she has
a dinner or theater costume.
In flannel or silk, the idea is
wonderful for her busy life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
annual
spring sale Of
little furS
and fur coats

Franklin Simon tradition fabulous spring fur sale
where give you the best possible buy in fine quality
turs BY combining advantageous purchases in the
fur market With drasay reduced rs from our DUN stock!
Our fur buyer is bringing this collection TO you
directly from New York and will be in the store
to give you expert adtice making your selection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

Just q partial listing OF our sensational values
4skn natural ranch or Wild mink scarts s99
autumn haze mink Noles $3.50
Dyed american broadaa processed lamb jackets .'199
4shin Ceruean or royal pastel mink scdrts .'119
Royal pastel, aluerblu, ranch mink aoles 1899
Blackdyed Persian lamb stoles s149
Dyed squirrel capes and Noles ..... s149
3skin natural baum scarts ......... .s149
Dyed beige and sapphire beaver jackets 1919
Dyed let,out muskra cape-jackets ......,.. 1929
Dyed squirrel stoles and capes .. s99
Sauerbu mink stoles 1893
Black-dyed Persian lamb ....s. . .44s
Tipdyed sheared raccoon coats -, 1888
Dyed let-om muskrat coats .......' 1888
Natural grey Persian lamb coats . s498
Use your franklin Simon Charge account lille lOe
hold purchase and then pay balance of
CONVENIENT SPACED PAYMENT ACCOUNTS
Fur products labeled 10 shou
Ill iurs subject TO l0s Federal Excuse Tar
Evening star., 1957-08-29

being built in the Soviet Union
and transported to Brussels in
sections. where the task force
of Soviet technicians is assem-
bling it.
The prefab sections consist
Of $500 tons Of steel structure.
200 tons Of aluminium and about
10000 square yards Of mirrors.
Facing the main entrance of
the Soviet pavilion. as if to un-
derline the propaganda stakes
involved in this greatest Of
world fairs since the 1899 New
York fair. is the United States
pavilion.
Despite the relatively modest
American fair budget. the U. s.
pavilion Is an architectural
marvel overshadowing Russia's
A crystal and gold palace $40
feet in diameter and 95 feet
high. 1t is the largest circular
building in the world without
any interior columns.
U. S. Structure Famous
Costing over IS million
modest by fair standards-the
U.S.. fair structure already has
become famous in Europe
through its bicycle wheel