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SECURITY OFFICER
GUARD

Security oficer IN local orranlra-
ton, age J5-46, $1,000, 40 hour,
y day week Exceilenl OppuftuNlts
Tor retired ;erviee personnel, Good
hea"i and 6 racter. Give expert
s sass; f sos s 9sas s saS "'l'A' IN
sERvltE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced. daytime work, Apply
ESQ 10th and N IS. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
=Exper In tire sales. Apply
ESQ CLINIC, Fairfax circle
Fairfax, Va. cR. 3-28es.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
and lubrication man needed by
expanding station. experienced
only, with good references Full
time with good starting salary
Man with ability can make shit
MANAGER For appointment. cal
| OIL U-OO3O. or apply IN person
between II am, and q pm. al
DAYS GULF SERVICE sEnTEl,
$40 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
white, % yrs. Of age, exper. anG
y c. permit, GATEWAY SERV,
ICE CENTER. 1870 Livingston
~ 81.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
l2l experienced, Apply In person
NICHOLSON SERVICE CENTER
1eoreia ave. and colesville I'd /.
Silver Spring.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANA.
GER, white. Experienced preferred
TO operate evenins shift, 6-day wk
Local ref. REQ. Apply LARMER'S
AMOCO SERVICE, 1880 s. Dakotu
ave. ne. LA. 6-33SS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
full or part time. exper. and re.
cent ref No rhone calls. Appi,
HERBS SHELL. So and Annapnli.
I'd, BladensburE. Nd.
SERVICE STATION SALEgMEN
AND LUBEA;EN, exper.; top sal.
airy. PENT-MARR ESQ. Marriott
Motor Hotel.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS, S3.sl
per hr.. duct installation and fab.
rication: only ist-class mecharic,
apply ALLISON'S. s2l2 l4th 81
NV. AID. 4-420S.
SHIFT MANAGER and service sta.
ton statesmen. needed immeo. Cal
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PHARMACIST. assistant MANAGERS
position excellent sslary: bonus J.
and paid vacations. Box 2sd-e,
star,
PHARMACIST, part time, WIN &C.
able 70 cover Saturday, sunday,
holidays and 3 to 4 full weeks for
vacations. Must be registered D c
Rate So hr Previous hospital o.
clinic exper helpfui, Give full
particulars when writinR. Boa
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PATENT ATTORNEY

Outstanding opportunity f.. registered Patent
Attorney with chemical and/or metallurgical ex-
perience to assume key position in Patent De-
partment Of company active in beneficiation,
reduction and concentration Of iron ores.
Two to three years experience in preparation,
prosecution, searching, etc., required.
AlDeraS sa.ary--oenefitS. Excellent working condi-
tions. Location: New York City.
Interviews April through 9 in Washington, D. C.
Call
Elk. S-0127
For Appointment
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statesmen
statesmen
statesmen

Established real estate firm look
inc for statesmen: experienced de-
sired but not necessary. Between
age $3.50. Must have references
Apply 3214 Branch ave. SIC. be-
tween 8 and IL noon.
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PORTRAIT SALESMAN
Steady Work-High Commission
EN-. 3-7l74
PRESSER or combination man: $50
per 5-day wk.: new plant. Must be
able to produce. RE. 5-SSOO, or
7225 Marlboro pike.
PRINTERS. linotype operators and
hand compositors for night shift,
excel working cond., air cond
union shop. Call DICK MOSSER'
Ma. S-2536.
REAL ESTATE statesmen -Four
aggressive statesmen needed to
compliment our present sales staff
for our expanding resale dept,
Establishment of new branch Of
fee Ample floor eoverage. guar
snteed classified and direct mail
advertising programs. Monthly
bonuses and profit sharing proc
grams. 1907 backing Of progres-
sive MANAGEMENT policies to make
your real estate selling profitable
and successful. Some selling ex-
perienee required but not neces-
sary. For interview call Mr..
Ellis. YEONAS REALTY, INC.
ia. S-2l0O.
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CLERKS

Wonderful opportunity to do gen.
eral once clerical work for an
internationally known oTEanizz-
tiCn: many employee dement's. Ia
reply give age. education and eIs
perience. Write BOX l73-K. Star.
Continued on Next PageD
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PLANT MANAGER
PLUMBERS

Experienced Lnly. New work. Mary-
land. virginia and d, c. Cal'
10 5-4520 after Z pm.
PORTER colored. for downtown
once bids. Married. no children
drivers permit. over 25. Good sal
airy and quarters. DRFYFUSS
BROS, 1919 18th st. NV MA
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING rRAINEE, 5000
SkCl,. Capitol Hill Sf.4O(
BEGINNER elk. typist S3,20t
PIX. OPERAr u .65 houi
SALES CLERK 81 ,S0t
MANAGER, snail shop $4,000
ABBOTT EMPL.. 1907 II NV.
ACc0uNTs PAYABLE CLERK. OK.
good az figures steady, reliable
pleasant personality. neat IN ap.
pearance, abe n get along with
people. rNTRoN, NC AP 4
n5S5, Ext 81.
lAcctS.- Bkkprs., to SIS, zoo
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PHARMACIST

REGISTERED IN VIRGINIA, FULL
TINE. pERMANENT, TOP SAL
AIRY AND PROFIT SHARING.
HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE,
VACATION PLAN AND OTHER
PRINCE BENEFITB. APPLY DART
pRno oFEIcE. SUITE No. s.
1901 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
PHONE SOLICITOR texp ! TO sell ads
for -Olney Theater Program. Good
deal for right person. Box 2ia. n,
PHOTO LAB rEcHNIcIAN-Exper-
fenced IN aerial Photographic rap.
pingi precision work with 4Ox4u
COPY camera. developing, ree'iiy,
n ps sonns pr nd sn1arf Psrm sssa
position, IA. 5-s5O0 weekdays.
PHoyoGRAPInc DARK ROOM
NECESSARY oniy profess,onsis " AZ.
piy Salary open. By sppointmsSl
oniy. BROOKS PfFOTOdRA.
PHE7s. ~ a-i07s.
PLANT MANAGER
Must be the best one Of the besI
salaries IN the dry cieaninR IN
dustry for the riaht man. contact
Mr.. N. ROBIN at u. a-7ss4
PLAsTERER. f1rst-cIass mechanic,
S3rd and Marion sts.. North For
estville. Md. RE. 5-S52S.
PLUMBER. iobbing and remodeling;
D, c. drivers permit: steady work
u, 6-a43e,
PLUMBER WANTED - New house
work. Apply g525 oeorgia ave-,
rear. JU. 5-2222.
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CASHIER
VIZ Tn7nEn0En

Excellent earnings. meals and uni
forms furnished, many worth
while company benefits. Apply In
person or call OIL. 2-1303, Mr..
MeNeely
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CLERK.TYPIsT. whit,

! TORS HOSPITAL. 1878 Eve ST
NV. between Z am. and . pm.
ADM. ASST. So. 900
Capitol Hill and supervisory exper
Attractive cpeHSng.
ADM. SECYS. to $4,000
Select positions in public relations.
Canitol Hill. law, international,
ard trade orRan'zation fields.
Pub. Rel. Secy. $4OO
Broaocasting client-dynamic Office.
Aviation Secy. to $4OO
Experience not necessary.
Tax Law Secy. Ito $500
Private secretary.
RECEIPTS, In $05
Some with PIX, others with typins
in attractive ofices.
JR. SECYS. to S85
Interesting, varied duties.
Secy., No Shhd. $4OC
Fer public relations and promotion
nelds; VIII lead to management:
good advancement.
elk. -TypiSts - to $50
Many openings, attractive.
Embassy Secy. to $4OC
VIII compose own correspondence
interesting duties.
CLERKS (Varied) S6s
BEGINNERS To S8r
Many attractive openings: will Ieac
to top position,
Service RepreS. st. $500
Will train.
MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
227 Woodward Bldg. ed Floor
133 18th st. NV. at H
RE. 7-4414
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SHOE statesmen

experienced. Salary
plus commission. Many employ,
benefits. Apply Joseph De.
YOUNG, 18th and y SITS NV
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1871
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY

We have an immed. opening tor ar
assistant to president OF small
s sII!s and expanding cleo
eral yrs office exper. including
excel. shorthand and tipping ability
are re uired plus ATTITUDE If lieu
Of exper to deal with executive
level contacts sales engineer,nI
dept This is position reuuirins
person of understandable char
acter, confidence, dependabil.ty snc
loyalty, Minimum age requirement
is 80 yrs. We will meet salary re.
euirements of the right pNrson
ror interview. please report L
MISS Gre mt, o. S, EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 1S0l Woodmont ave
Rethesds Nd.
aDMITTING CLERK,TYPIsT. white
II pm TO z am. shift; experience
required. Apply personnel. DOC,
TORS. HOSPITAL. 1918 Eve ST
NV. between Z am. and . pm.
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ROIITE STATESMAN

MUTE SALESMAN
TX D Agt ..i-35. Take over eSLab-
llshed route selling and servicine
Retail Stores IN Washington metro.
politan area. National advertised
nroducts. SIS minimum guarantee
Phone JE. 2-2440 week days ONLY
SALES CLK.. young man, willing Ia
learn, can be bonded, ref. nee. ARTS
a CRAFTS, g34 \. Y. ave. NV.
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ROUTE MEN

Experienced
Fqr established beverage route. s.
day week; salary and commission
HIRES ROOT BEER
0OO2 5Oth Ave, BranchvilIe. Nd
WE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

ELECTRICIAN. experienced. rcli-
able, sober. Must have D. c. card
and drivers license. Good pay,
Apply tn. 2-9111 any time.
ELECTRICIANS and exper. helpers
work. Apply KoT,B ELEcTRIc
INC. 3247 Que st. NV.
E M ssA, SAL: Men,! cred!
VIZ, 70 $4,000 VI. Up. visit firsii
BOYD EMPL. CENTER, cor 18th
and @ NV, RE, 1880.
ESTIMATOR, experienced. house.
hold goods. local and long dis
tance: WA. 7-1006.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

Have YOU been looking for a selling
job that Is challenging, at high
pay? Selling in our field is a diff
large veli-kncwr company who
will trA'n you for your work If
you are neat, honest, ambitious. OF
average intelligence. over 81, mar
ried with family responsibilities
add willing to work for their well
fare, then call IN. 1924, q to
~ am. for APPOINTMENT
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Observation-Disclosures
MEMS CLOTHING
OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPERI-
ENCED, AGGRESSIVE MAN TO
MANAGE HIGH VOLUME. AC-
TIVE STORE. TOP SALARY TO
MAN WITH RIGHT BACK
GROUND. APPLY WEBSTER
CLOTHES. 1012 F ST. NV.
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BooKKEEPER. some tipping, Alex,
S5Is. POTOMAC EMPL.. eli
King 81 i, XII, 0-bOAb,
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CRAFTSMAN

Detail craftsmen needed in small
electronics manufacturing COM
pany; experience in electronics
component and circuitry drawing
desirable but is not imperative;
must be familiar with mil. specs.
and capable Of linked drawings;
salary commensurate with ability
Submit samples Of work at time
of interview. Apply to RON TAY-
LoR LARGE INSTRUMENTS. INC :,
l509-B, East Mont. ave. Rock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

Evening interviews at 7::3O PM
Sharp
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Lge. sc. garden prof. Must be fair
maintenance; permanent: must be
sober, reliable and able: no mil
dren; apt: yearly bonus, salary
commensurate with applicant S
ability.
IRC A SMITH 10 A IA :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

Have your friends ever said,
Take that plug out Of your
ears Do things sound mufied?
The plug in your ears may be
wax, buried where you can't get
at it. Millions Of Americans suf-
fer from this ear wax trouble.
Deep, hidden wax (cerumen)
may be q dangerous breeding
ground for infection. It should
Be removed. But howl Sharp,
pointed objects are unsuccess-
full, and may even puncture
your ear drums.
How theni With painful In.
struments? Until recently, this
was the only effective way.
Now Q new medical discovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27
NEWS OF MUSIC
Miss LoBerge Sings
Too Many Songs

were, at moments, clear for all
to hear.
But Mr.. CAM. except for a
single group, was an accompa-
mist, and 1t is not customary to
devote a review of a singers
recital to the person who sits
at the keyboard. Miss LaBerge
will perhaps forgive me in this
instance-few vocalists have
had such famous helpers.
Miss LaBerge offered no less
than % songs during her por-
ton Of the concert, q fact
which was the key to much of
the scrappy character of the
evening. There was no time to
build any sustained mood--one
fitted from 80 seconds of "trip
perry to As seconds Of tragedy.
The total effect was somewhat
distracting.
Also, it did not seem to me
that the singer was in the best
OF voice. She appeared to be
straining to keep on pitch, and
the superficial approach to the
songs (and the impression of
her diction) was glaringly re-
vealed in the English transla-
tons Of Mr.. Ganz' songs she
read so poorly. The evident
faults were magnified in her
performance.
Music-wise, I would say that
there was little Of consequence
on the program. Although his
music is pleasant and skill
fully contrived, I feel certain
that Mr.. CAM will not go down
in history as a composer The
case is much the same with
Ernest Ansermet. Schoeck,
Blanchet and Binet seemed to
me dependable.
Only two strong creative per-
Sonalities were represented:
Honegger and Martin. Honeg-
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Group Reoffirms
Call for Tuition

The Northwest Council of Cit
liens Associations last night re-
affirmed support of a bill to
require tuition from all chill
dren in District schools who
are not living with guardians
or parents.
The bill is sponsored by
Representative Broyhill, Repub-
lican Of Virginia. The council
said the bill would curtail en-
rollment Of nonresident pupils
and thereby reduce the need
for more teachers by reducing
the pupil-to-teacher ratio and
eliminate to a considerable ex-
tent the need for more class
rooms"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

An entire evening Of Swiss
music was presented last night
at the Phillips Gallery by mez-
zo-soprano Esther LaBerge and
Pianist Rudolph CAM.
The latter name should give
anyone who has followed the
course of American music dur
ing the past half-century pause.
Yes-this was the Rudolph
CAM to whom Ravel dedicated
Scarbo in 1908; this was the
great champion Of contem-
porary music; this was the
gifted conductor Of the St.
Louis and New York Philhar-
monte Orchestras; this was per-
haps the last great pupil Of the
great Busoni.
Mr.. CAM is now a Sprightly
octogenarian, the preside n t
emeritus of the Chicago Musical
College. The piano still speaks
with grace and authority when
commanded by his fingers, and
despite his age, the regal touch
and the stamp Of the master
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27

a rail transit survey was called
for.
The association opposed the
widening Of Wisconsin avenue
anywhere in Georgetown, and
requested the Highway Depart
ment to revoke its decision to
widen the avenue between @ and
H streets.
The group also decided to in
crease its yearly donation to the
st. Johns Parish Church from
$50 to 500 for allowing 1t to
use the church's meeting hall
for its gatherings.
The meeting was conducted
by Elizabeth r. Young, presi-
dent, at st. Johns, Potomac
and o streets NV.
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ger is pretty wen known to
American audiences - last
nights specimens were in i'm
pressionistic vein - but Frank
Martin is not. Here. think, is
a genuine composer. The two
monologues from Jedermann
were big and bold, and they
helped Miss LaBerge achieve
her most effective singing Of
the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Esther LaBerge, mezso-soprano
Rudolph CAM, piano. At Phillips
Gallery. Program: Nit elnem gemal-
ten Band. schoeck: .Auf elm Kind,
schoeck; Horch, horst du nicht vom
Himmel her, Schoeck; Chanson des
sirenes, Honegger; Berceuse de 10
Polre. HOnegser: II roses never
Gang; Die ehiyne schlangli, Gang;
Glib alb. Gang; Grave, from 8 Preludes,
Martin: Souple-Lent, from 7 Short
Pieces, Honegger; Prelude In @ fiat,
from op. 10, Blanchet; Serenada in
g nat from op, 10, Blsnchet; sun.
Idee Rhythmique, CAM: list ais wenn
elns eerufen hiatt, from Jedermann,
Martin; SO wolff ich genz Sernichtet
sein, from Jedermann, Martin; Petite
File, Binet; Chanson de Ia Route,
Binet: Chanson des Cadeaux, Anser-
met; Les Files du Village, Ansermet;
Mein Liebsti, CAM: Elm einsan Grab,
CAM; Ich hab noch nit geloutt,
CAM; Won der Tre], CAM; DIR
Fischer, danz: s'Reesl, CAM.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHWS OF wore IHuH NOutUS WeH
1.-THE DEVILS DISCIPLE"-Shaw the American RevOlu-
ton well played by Laurence Olivier, Kirk Douglas.
'DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"-Geoge Stevens touching film
the World War II refugees poignant journal.
THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye in heart-warming
movie based on the life of Red Nichols
NORTH BY NORTHWEST"-Cary Grant fees spies and Eva
Marie Saint in a cOrking Alfred Hitchcock thriller.
"THE NUNS STORY"-Audrey Hepburns fine q nursing
sister tOrmented by urge to leave the convent.
THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE"-Kay Kendall and Rex
Harrison defty play a sophisticated comedy.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on film,
an Oscar near-miss for Shirley MacLaine
"SOME LIKE 1T H0T"-Jack LENNON Tony Curtis, Marilyn
Monroe zany fling with al-girl orchestra.
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Citizen Group
Indorses Fair

A worlds fair for Washing
ton would increase the city's
prosperity, a citizen association
believes.
The Four Avenues Southeast
Citizens Association, in urging
that the 1864 fair be held here,
claimed it was the first citizens
group in the District to back
the fair.
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StenOiype Institute
MACHINE SHORTHAND

MACHINE SHORTHAND SCHOOL ash y.ur ".
SENOCRAPH mmed (pusie
eos) Free demonstration New doy Gloss
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Mid-City Unit Hits
Fire Sale Abuses

The Mid-City Citizens Assoc
iation last night assailed what
1t called abuses Of the law
governing closing out and fire
sales in the District.
The group called for an in
vestigation ito protect the pub
lie from fraud"
The group met in the board
room Of the Savings and Trust
Building, Fifteenth street and
New York avenue NV. Charles
j. Dienelt, association president
conducted the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27
First Priority
Urged for Speedy
Rail Transit

District authorities were
urged last night to give first
priority to high speed rail tran
sit in their transportation plans
for the future.
The Georgetown Citizens AS
ISOLATION also said that express
bus highways should come sec
ond in Importance and high
ways for private automobiles
third in order.
Immediate commencement of
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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has changed everything. Now
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The discovery is Kerid Drops
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Evening star., 1959-11-22
ELEGANT AND NOVEL
Christmas Tree Ornaments
Are LoVelier Thun Ever

colored trees, carved with
flowers and love birds and
three dimensional flower
typed stars.
Large ornamental clowns
made of imitation evergreen
bodies, with white SNOWFALL
faces and gingerbread men
with holly neckties will de-
light all children. PopSickle
stick angels with gold paper
wings combine the new and
the old.
In the more traditional vein,
there are great balls of tin
foil flowers nestled together
with pink roses as centers,
or evergreen balls decorated
with fans, butterflies and
birds. Pink-eared reindeer in
gold or white that will prance
wherever you place them and
music box trees decorated
with miniature ornaments are
back again.
Traditional and always ex-
quisite German and Scandal
navian ornaments are as
lovely as ever. This year they
seem even more brilliantly
colored and delicate than
before.
One treetop star has tear
drop points; some Easter egg
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Christnds
Center to Open

The Christ Child Society's
Christmas Center-a Yule-
tide tradition for rs years
will be opened December /
at 5432 Connecticut avenue
NV.
The Christmas Center will
receive and distribute gifts
for children from poor FAM
lilies under the direction of
Mrs. c. Leo DeOrsey, chair
man of the society's Christ
mas committee.
To assure that children
wanting and needing gifts,
get them, volunteers from the
society visit every home
where a child has applied for
a gift. The child is asked to
write a letter addressed to
Dear Christ Child" and
stated his or her request. The
letter is mailed by the Christ
Child Christmas Center to a
member of the Christ Child
Society or other interested
donor who supplies the re-
guested article.
Mrs. DeOrsey is being as
sisted by Edward j. Rookie
feller, Mrs. Howard Schrider
and Mrs. John F. Greaney.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
BY BARBARA COLLIER
Contributing Writer

A thousand and one reflec-
tionS will glimmer in WASH
ington homes during the
coming Christmas season,
but with plastic substituting
for the crystal priSms of
years ago.
A look into stores and shops
around town heralds a return
Of the era of elegance to the
world of Christmas orna-
ments in the form of imi-
tation chandeliers, Candida
bra and sconces.
There are tremendous
white candelabrum with long,
white candles strung with
chains Of marble-sized cry
stal, gold or silver balls.
More crystal appears in
chains of clustered grapes
and leaves accented with
pinpoint sized lights in the
centerS. These lights will
burn one thousand hours or
for five continuous Christ
masses In spite of their size.
Even a felt dog, on a felt
stocking, is crying a crystal
tear!
New in Lights
Soft colors and winter
white are as fashionable in
ornaments as they are in
clothing. Wreaths, imitation
trees and table decorations of
white ferns and pale roses
are available all over town.
White carnation center
pieces have been imported
from Italy. GourdS and can
dleholders to match COM
plete the picture.
Christmas tree lights veer
from the pastel colors to the
brilliant with tremendous
variations in design. Some
are large and frosted. Others
are small flowers with minia-
ture flicker lights for centers.
Multicolored plastic roses,
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Mrs. Shoikh TO Speak
AT Club Meetino

Mrs. Shaikh, wife of the
Counselor of the Embassy of
Pakistan. will speak on The
Woman of Pakistan" at the
Tuesday meeting of the
Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md. Mrs. Shaikh will
also display costumes and
jewelry from her native land.
The International Relations
section has planned the 2 pm.
program at the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

ornaments have invaded the
season, but the age-old mas
terpieces remain relatively
unchanged.
Trends Of elegance, novelty
and tradition are combining
to welcome Christmas back
again this year.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Board Meetino

The board of directors Of
the Junior Woman's Club Of
Silver Spring will meet We'd
nesday at 8:15 pm. in the
community room of the Citi-
zens Building and Loan As
sociation in Silver Spring.