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Evening star., 1960-10-08

FIRST OFFERING Of splendid ose COLONEL residence Of
custom quality superbb mOnOned BY the meeuOus Per-
fect located highly seeve only block from bus
and close the best schools Loods Of with spacious living ond
dining den beokfost oOm powder completely equipped
kitchen beautiful screened porch lovely bedrooms and bos
Superior poneed recreuoh 2or euuqe The perfect
home for ve particular buyer and his fom sell sight
mid sos DR. Out Conn Ave to Nebr Ave. right Utoh Ave. left
Sind st. right block e525 and Mrs. Dcv
premises EN- 3-0326
Evening star., 1960-10-08

FOREST HLlS-FRST OFFERING residence
perfectly locoed this fashionable Featuring ho with
spacious living and dining music study 4
bedroom with book Shelves feploce and powder First floor
mods ond both Also lovely bedrooms and tiled
baths The grounds and surroundings delightful perfect home
for the executive and his fomiy Md50 Dir Out Conn Ave-
Anemdr St. right Lnneon Ave. left 4545 nneon and open
sign Mrs. Godsten premises, KE. Lib
Evening star., 1960-10-08

CHEVY CHASE, D. c-NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING of wonderful
fomE home deo Ioeued only block from Conn., Ave and every
convenience ho home with large living dining
rooms excellent Kitchen fine bedrooms z heated 3rd floor
ond tiled boths Completely redeeorod and immaculate eond
On throughout Perfect for children with excellent deep play yor
and public and porOeho school within cosy wons dstonee
with quick possession Priced only BY deported owner DIR
Out Conn Ave to Chevy Chose Pkwy right military Rd to
open sign Home only End door from Chevy Chose Pkw north
side Temporary construction Fepois Open sion
OF s7o5 Military Rd Mrs. Rice psmises FE s-55oS
Evening star., 1960-10-08

MASS AVE PARK-EsTATE ALE-37ol Cathedral Ave- StuteIy
COLONEL residence oeod the most select and Fashionable
the city Center hO pOn oes living room tormo dining den
porch bedrooms upsto study full boths servons room
Ond both Priced low $42 5oo-estute must sell quickly!
DR. Out Moss Ave 3 st. right ceveIund right to Cathedral
ond open sien Mr. Evons premises, Wo. 602oo.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
YOUNG MAN

Store sales, Drafting and Eng.
supplies; good opport. learn busi-
ness; old established company:
local resident at least year.
MR.. KEYHOE, MUTH CO.
1882 New York Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, colored, to work as
helper on maintenance truck /:
must be mechanically inclined.
Drivers license pref. II never
done mechanical work DO not
ssRaEt ssRRE s4aTToN APpIx UNIV GElSSlEsSs1T9 SlTS rnS
Carroll ave-. Takoma PIX, Nd.
betw. and Q pm. Ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1960-10-25
DRUG cLERK, exper. only; HOURS

Drug CLERK; run time; exp. job
Salary epsn. Must have refs. Gail
Evening star., 1960-10-25
RELP MEN

PART.TTAaE OPENINGS in TIVE Of
our departments for dependable,
alert men living in Hyattsyille,
Silver Spring areas. Those qualify
ing VIII earn upwards Of $40
weekly. Phone RE. 7-2221, from
8 pm. TO 0 pm. for interview.
Part or Full Time
Evening work in Sc. area: military
or Government workers. white.
Car. Call Lo. 7-4300.
PAINTERS, white. first-class me-
ehAnies only need applyi steady
yeaI-round work for right men.
Apply In person. CASE DECO
DR.. Arl., Va. JE. 2-el97.
PAINTERS, white. for 5000 work.
Cali OIL. 2-747l between 9 and
pm.
PAINTER, inside work; must have
exper. and refs; apply after II
am, 1912 18th st. NV.
PHARAIACISTS-Exceptionai finan.
eial opportunity; unusual incen.
Call LA, $4,000 for confidential
interview,
Evening star., 1960-10-25
PART TIME
EVENINGS AND SATS.

Experienced all-around 1T
ter to work evening hours
and" all day saturday Ex-
cellent opportunity for the
housewife or for someone
interested in Supplementing
their earninks,
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELP MEN

for koshsr super
istss M. ooLpES. IssS,. IA. Is-iSso. "@s
S,,Ic1sAN..csTsESsE e. sI.. sI:E @sins,snsns: III,
own tools Apply In person.
1912 s. capitoI.
MECHANIC, seWing. aehins exper,
on. family and commercial ma
chimes; perm. position. Can Re-
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-PhySici.
ans once; TOP salary: no nights
will teach X-ray; replies cond-
dental Box 1850, Star.
MEN, PART TIME, white, living II
NV. Wash. or Arlingtoh County,
3 ewes. and sat-: ayerage oveI
$40 weekly; no exper. nec.; havg
car. Call KE. s-63S3, after Q pm
MEN-TWo excel, openings: estab
businesS; no exber. nee. training
furnished: start on trial basis Il
you wish to determine what ar
excel. opport. this Is. Most Of oul
men ere married and eupportini
their families with earningS up x
S1b0 weekly. For details; phonl
the FULLER BRUSH coa DI
MECHANICS HELPER, white. is &
Is, D. G. drivers permit: see Mr.
kWIN: o917 Ca. ave. n.w~ TU
X-1Atlu.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
icoNIINuEpl

pteIefredl Tor busy 6uburban
store: good pay, commissions, paid
vacation, group disqualification
ats. Apply in person from Q an
70 8 pm. WHEATON PHARMACY,
LO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELP MEN

sALESllEN - contEsetoTs supplies;
: 10 call on builders, geneFai con.
tractors and road contractors; ex-
earnings viii Be about 5000 per
n. salary or salary and ecmEig.
sion plus expenees. J A. VAN
QUICK CO., CR. le-6666. & )
G S-A-T-E-&M-E-N
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELP WOMEN

ClqAR CLERK. experienced. tor
ing conditions and efnpl0ye fringe
Peesnrssnt:; esrs Apply DART pRuQI
o43e .ofd Sc. ne. hetween. 10
CIGAR CLERK.DKUG CLERK, *.
sEFisEasSt 81 REicRTzE RRiEs:siaEz SsSshhsST SsSSHsh hsssSSEf
d3gl Abth Sc. NV.
CIEHK for s.E. drug store: white
nottlme tun time: exptT. preferred. m
Evening star., 1960-10-25
LAB TECHNICIAN
HELP WOMEN

CLERKS, white. ap-
.itude, knowl. or some. exper. with
figures: some pref. knowl. adding
mach. or calculator, others pref.
35.40 wp.m. typ, some no typ.
8 days. S3,000-S4,6p0. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL sos 18th st. NV. at
H Southern BLDG, Suite 303. DI.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
statesmen

Are you unhappy with your
present setup? Are you ready
for O change? Try selling
Fords. Thunderbirds and Fall
cons for one of the biggest
dealers in the country. No
experience necessary. We will
. train you, supply you with
q demonstration and gas,
give you free hospitallza-
tion, many other benefits.
and show you how to earn
$4,000 a year. See our
sales manager.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1871 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
no. 2-6o00
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELp MEN
IANTTQR

WIN provide Q lovely unfuFnished
apartment In EXCHANGE for tani-
on part time hasis. References
required. Call for interview at
Presidential Gardens, Alexandria,
Va. NE. 0.l4OO.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
CT,EPK

Accounts receivable department Of
clinic must have aptitude for
figures and type 40 words per min.
Excellent working conditions, 40
hr; week. liberal vacation plan.
sick leave benefits Including com.
preheneive medical and hoSpitali-
ssasOp ssa p.f fsSSifras sf. as ssstsaSsinatnF ssSia salary
CLERKS-H. 8. GRADS
Typists. gen. ofe. cikS., hle clks.,
ABBEY PERSoNNEL. 1888 Eye nv
CLERKS-NO TIPPING
Abstgs II sFiSs SHasE e. isas sSHIts E: s2sS
CLINICAL
UNIVERSITY
RECEPTIONIST, $500
Famous educators from the Wash.
tngton area need q mature ant
diEnined young woman with . Tx.
ms for hgvres to assume their re.
ception position. Typing Is helpful
and you'll enjey being amonl
young enthusiastic people. SalAFy
may 70 higher for clerical back.
ground. You must be understand.
tng. BETTY GRAY EMPLOYMENT
Exclusively for Girls" 2Il Wood.
ward Bldg. ST. 3-7123 (Empl.l
Evening star., 1960-10-25
CASHIERS
RECEPTIONISTS

1. Age 1885,
2: TypinE 80 w.p.m., good at ns-
ureS.
3, Regular increase and promo
tions. All benefits included. Stock
option, proflt sharing, and re-
tirement. An interesting position
for girls who like to meet people.
Apply in Person
GAG FINANCE CORP.
s433 Georgia Ave, Silver spe., Nd
b4ls Wis. ,Aves CHEVY ch.,. Nd
Evening star., 1960-10-25

CLERKS (2J, white, age 25-70, to
learn file and once work; good
handwriting, alert on feet. Must
not smoke: graduates Of local area
senior high school; large once
near 18th and H SITS. NV. Hours:
$50 to 5: half day Sat. Salary
$ls;5o per hr. $500 MOI Ma.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H NV
Annette D. Tatelman

ASST. KPR.-TYPIsT = whole
sale orRaniZation has opening for
an exper bkkpI. TO assist once
5%s1siser must s.r have EnSTieSss mo o.
control Of accounts receivable and
payable: 5-day VIZ. with excel.
starting salary for q qualified per.
son. Write full particulars. Boz
Evening star., 1960-10-25
RELP WOMEN

LADY for snack bar; part time.
Takoma PARK, Nd. 30 not phone.
MANA0ER-DKNTAL OFFfCE; ex-
per assisting; go6d typinG; per-
egnaHle: D Gays: galaIy open. PO-
ToMAc EMPLs 10A ,. Broad st.,
MEDICAL sECRETAkH, prefer ex-
perience, oral typewriter dictati0n:
.6hs.day week. ia. S-0242.
NEED XMAS MONEY? HouSeWiVes
earn up to S3 per hP. Representing
AVON. Openings avail. now. etarE
81 once Dl. 7-0221.
NURSE, REGIsfERED--We are
nurse Who o. would enjoy DOING ny1n. il.
dustrial nursing. typing. and Of.
nee work; minimum tYping speed
4b ", ,p.m.; working hours are
am; to $3.50 pm. 8 days: mani
working eonventenees. outstand.
ing Dement'S such as group life in
S1IianSs paid ySeato5So Sna hSSsHssssatS1 SSssHs ts
cuss this Opportunity With you you
ADJ weekdays 8 am. to 4:3(
s6SANNaN:nN sS6nSyAhNNNNENd acMpEMNRIELso p1EMNRILoyEs W.,t.S, ~,
and wisconsin aYes., Chevl
Chase, Nd.
NURsE, prac. or L.P.N.. white. 10
work in modern home: excel. work
ing conditions: salary open; NJ
smoking or drinking. Call HB. g.
0193 after Q pm.
NURSES, white, practical AM
aides, live In. nice accomod., 600
working eond. LO. b-229l.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELP WANTED

3 men--Excellent earnings.
: Car an advantag0. JU.
B-s110.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
LARGE
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

We have Q vacancy In our property
MANAGEMENT dept. for q Young
man. This is q permanent POSI-
tion with ample opportunity for
auired: starting salary based on
experience. Part Of the duties
will 70 outside and applicant must
own. car. for which he viii receive
allowance.
wor' week, 37h hrs, retirement
and other benefits; all applications
considered confidential and no In
auiries made until alter intervieW.
Call Mr.. Grimm ct ,. p. SAUL co.
Ma. ,Ss2I12. for Appointment
Evening star., 1960-10-25
CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA

Will train young lady for
general once work, permS.
nent position; prefer some.
one who likes telephone
work and has typing abil-
ity. Hours, 8 a.m.-5 pm.
weekdays; one sat. per mo.
from 9 am. til noon. For
interview phone JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

MOTEL DESK CLERK-e7peFi.
eneed- PIX operator. coed sal.
ary. permanent; apply in person
SEcHTEL sTRATFoRp HOTEL
Evening star., 1960-10-25
YOUNG MEN. 2I-M

international organ
ization needs 3 men to fill posi-
tions created by expanding maIket:
training Teeeepized as hnest IN
its ileld. $500 8 month written
guarantee while learning; man
agement opportunities with earn
ing potentialS In excess Of S25, 900
Q year within l year to those who
quality. quality. Can CO. 6-361s for in
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HELP woMEM
(cokIlNUEpl

SS:isI s saSiss III; sSSSt.a s$:.4 4 4 ss$S
1--WE A CUP or coFPEE
Peg Greenway Agency
1920 IN z. ASe. NV, Suits flQ
DI. 7-16S7's = DI. 7-O461
Evening star., 1960-10-25
NURSE


for expanding out.
patient clinic; age 23.45, recent
nursing experience necessary; 40
hour week, % days annual, IL
days sick leave per year, compre-
hen6ive medical and hospitaliza-
tion coyerage for self and depend.
ents, insurance and retirement
program. Beginning salary approx.
$3l2 mo. Provisions for increases.
EX. 3-6610.
OFFICE CLERK-Lge. aluminium
storm window and door manu-
faeturer locks for q bright young
lady to be able to take orders
and handle perpetual inventory;
must have once exper.; paid
holidays, paid vacation and good
starting sal. Call AP. 7.5b11 for
appt.
OFFICE CLERK, colored; must have
knowledge Of bookkeeping, some
typing; also D. C. permit. must
know city; good WORKING cond
THOMAS w. MOORE REAL Is.
TATE CO.. 1851 Wallaeh pl. NV.
AD. 4-03S3.
OFFICE TRAINEES
n. s. Grads. with or without typ
ing; white: to $500. ST. 3-0190
ApnWY pFPGAJNET I39Q Eve n NJ
Evening star., 1960-10-25
ACCOUNTANTS
Bo0KKEEPER, eEcYS.; TYPIeTe
AND ALL OTHERS

ee@A@ ~ = eaNAINAS
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA, 1S4l G NV.
ADM. SECYS., TO 81, 600
Select positions in PuBLIc RE-
EDUCATION, EMnAssIEs AND
COMMERCIAL OFFIcEs.
ASSISTANT 49,. st, $455
Raise to $50; exceptional oppty.
for attrac. girl with skillS and am
.bition for busy Executive:
Law :. - to $4,000
International; ANTITRUST Others.
LEGISLATIVE 500
Capitol Hill contact: National Co.
AVIATION =: = S. 0.
Plush once: Rusty skill.
RECEIPTS. - to $400
.STENOGS. - $85-$100
Beginners and Experienced.
GIRL FRIDAYS, to $100
Public Rel; Mfg., Assoc.
CLK.- K.-TYPISTS, to $400
International; Medical; Assoc.
JUNIORS - $70-$90
Trainees and Experienced.
$60-$70
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg, 18th and II NV
Annette n T0tplnnan
Evening star., 1960-10-25

IVUNU MIAMI VUhSlI. Bnu BHFutn
work; stropE able-b bodied, exper. :,
must have car, Sl,75 per .hr.: cal
after q pm, 301-WA. : 6-2S77.
YOUNG MAN, colored, to work on
parking lot. Must BE good driver,
have DC. permit. Apply 700 9Th
st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 21 70 80. With sales
experience in retailing. for retail
teWelry store. One who Is inter-
ested in learning jeWelry trade.
Should be mechanically inclined
and capable Of handling small
tools. Excellent oppor. for aggres-
young man for permanent joh
with good.paying future. Apply
THE JEWElRY SHOP. Coneoufse,
PentAgon Bldg. Call OK. 6-62I6
for Appt
Evening star., 1960-10-25
MEN-(WH1TE)
HIS. GRADS, 1885

Library dept. requires / man for
Two (2) for part-time positions
evenings. $3.50 per mo. Call
MISS MARGARET, 10 TO 9 pm,
DE. 2.2231I -
Evening star., 1960-10-25
ELECTRICAL MECHANICS

MEN (2), white, living in Aff. OF
!sls rtaT & ss4 sgoo Ssg s1s; g
details phone DA. $500.
MEN-We have. openings in our
fast-groWing organization for
fuu-time and 8 part-time white
Interested in q career with q fu-
ture call Mr.. PETIT. AP. 7-l349.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
SECRETARY-STENO

OGNEGEs4 j AKS ! . ! GGNOs
CHALLENGING position for girl une
der 80 With excellent stsno; Ekills:
HaNIH vas If%fSIH2Epsc fSHpc Oensff Sa Mr sfMssTi MerFis.
Ma. S-948O. MINNESOTA MIN.
ING 4 MFG. co.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-29
KabObS
for picnic time

OW that warm weather Is driving all
" OF US outdoors, picnic meals and out
door cookery are the orders of the day.
Charcoal fires are being prepared through
out the nation in preparation for sizzling
treats in the open-air. One of these taste
tempting delicacies is the Short Order
Kabob."
This flaVorful version of the popular
kabob owes its ease of preparation to it's
fresh from "a can ingredients. Cocktail
franks, pineapple and onions are all ready
to eat, and ask only for brief broiling to
heat and allow the flavors to blend. Let
the doneness of the green pepper be your
guide when 1t softens and curls, your
kabobs can be served. Serve two kabobs
to customer on beds of instant rice flavor
ed with soy sauce (add a tablespoon to
cooking water). Marinated or cen bean salad
makes happy accompaniment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-29

wv HEN women in Ancient Egypt began to
stain their eyelids, they started some
thing that has required throughout history.
Today, perhaps more than ever before, more
attention is being brought to the eyes. AL
though todays colors are more subtle, the
effect of enchanting the male population
hasn't changed since Cleopatra first winked
a brightly-hued eyelid at Marc Anthony.
Eye shadow is used to define the eye
and add contrast to the white of the eye. In
this way it seemingly intensifies the color
of the iris. The color should be stroked
across the upper lid in an inverted crescent.
Blending is accomplished with fingertips or
brush making a slight upward curve at the
outer edge with the color fading gradually.
To match or contrast with your eye shadow
eye shading can be used. This is done by
drawing broad line, with the flat side of the
pencil, above the upper lash. The motion
should be upward and outward leaving the
greatest density close to the eye lashes.
The eye-line, a delicate process with
delightful rewards in terms of beauty, is
achieved with a sharp, clean line with a
black eye-pencil. This line should begin
at the inside corner of the eye, and begin
to curve upward over the outer third of
the eye. When lining the lower lid, there
should also be an upward and outward mo-
ton at the end of the line. The blending is
done by delicately patting and blending out
ward with the fingertips, until soft shadow
is achieved.
Individual requir ements dictate much in
the use Of eyebrow pencil. Hair color and
flesh tone may require a dark brown, light
brown, auburn or black pencil. The pencil
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-29

should be used with short strokes to give the
appearance of growing hairs.
The brow should begin in direct line with
the tear duct. self-test will determine
where the brow should end. This can be
seen by lining pencil at a AS degree angle
beginning with the side of the nose. The brow
should be drawn so that the highest point
lines up with the outer edge of the iris when
you look straight ahead. The eyebrows should
never be allowed to droop at the outer edges.
Any downward line gives an aging effect.
Strive for a natural appearance Of the
brow. If the lines appear too hard, soften
them by re-powdering gently and brushing
lightly.
The final touch of makeup perfection is
supplied by mascara. This gives a clean soft
look to each eye-lash, if it is done properly.
Mascara should be applied to the upper
lashes in two coats. The first coat should
cover the entire lash lightly. The second
coat should be applied heavily to the tips
only, with an upward motion. Only one
coat should be used in applying mascara to
the lower lashes. Best results are achieved
when the lashes are combed or brushed before
drying.
If you have difficulty with fluttering lids,
pull the lid slightly with your free hand during
the application. This also keeps the mascara
from smearing.
Although it took centuries to develop the
process OF ye-makeup as we know 1t today,
1t only takes moment of carelessness to
ruin the job. Be sure that you make the most
OF your eyes. They can be your best asset.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
NEW OPENINGS

PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BY
HERMAN MARIL. Franz Bader
Gallery, 1908 G street NV.
Thursday through February 1S
PAINTINGS BY JEAN CLAD. Jefier-
son Place Gallery, 1915 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. Tuesday through
February 13.
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM" ORIGI-
NAL PRINTS BY JANET TURNER.
Loew's Capitol Theater, + street
NV. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. Current, In
PAINTINGS BY MARY BoNKE-
MEYER. Studio Gallery. s14
Prince street. Alexandria. Va. To-
day through February 81.
NEW HOSPITALS The Octagon,
174l New York avenue NV. Just
opened, through February q.
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BY
JERRY WARTEFSKY. Watkins
Gallery, Amer lean University
campus, Massachusetts, and Ne
braska avenues NV Today
through February Is.
GROUP SHOW. Collectors Corner,
1925 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Wednesday through February IA.
THREE NJ o D z r n s. THREE
Connecticut avenue NV. Tomor-
row through February 8.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
International Show

Sixty contemporary prints
by Is artists of 10 nations
have been lent by the Bos-
ton Public Library to George
Washington University Lii
brary, 2023 G street NV.
for exhibition through next
Sunday. (Open 9 am. to 10
pm. Monday through Fri
day; to 5 Saturday; Sunday
2 to g.
Fifteen of the artists are
represented by a single print;
but the others have groups
OF 2 to IA. One-third of the
show. in fact. is the work of
a Japanese couple, Keiko
Minami and Yozo Hamagu-
chi. Consequently the exhibit
ton should be viewed solely
for enjoyment of the prints,
and not as revealing trends
or illustrating developments.
Keiko Minami's IA color
etchings are essentially fem
mime, the themes presented
from the viewpoint of a
young girl Except for the
technical competency They
have a fsiry-tale quality,
and are delicate in linear
execution, with simple sub
jects: Birds in their nests or
on the wing, intimate ma
rines Of boats and fish, little
girls with domestic animals
or flowers. Yozo Hamaguchi's
six mezzotints, rich and vel
vety, with a fine feeling for
space, all deal with still life,
some showing the same OBJ
Jects in different arrange
ments.
French printmakers are best
represented. 8 of them with
19 prints. Maurice de Via
minck's three landscape lith-
ographs are representational.
illustrated above.) Guy Bur-
done's naturalistic color lith-
ograph pitcher of Flowers"
Silence" an interior looking
through two doors by Rene
GEMS, Mario Awaits three
aquatints, of which l liked
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Jonuory Group

The Artists mart, 1861
Wisconsin avenue NV, is
showing another group of
paintings and sculpture
through next Saturday. Some
of the outstanding new works
are sculptures: Robert
Kuhn's polychromed metal
pied Piper" his buffalo and
rocking horse; Maxim Elias
gilded and incised board
Rooster" Dean Carter'S
bronze nude FLOATING Fig
ure." and Barbara Takasian's
witty sheet copper bird and
insects
Howard Thomas evocative
monochromatic Fog on
Tidewater," Samuel Book
atz' abstract Flight" with
forms suggesting the flash
of wings, George Johnsen's
faceted, semi abstract Yacht
Basin" Nancy Weyl's primi-
tive Pale Winter Moon"
Juichi Kamikawa's merry
"Satyr," and Kitty Claude's
Christmas in Connecticut"
are all interesting and varied
in appeal.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Search for Image

Another admirable print
show is the first Washington
one-man exhibition by Fred
erick O'Hara of New Mexico,
at Fantasy Gallery. 1865 Con-
necticut avenue NV. through
next Saturday. Weekdays 10
to $500 His monoprints,
linoleum block prints. litho-
graphs and woodcuts in
colors. including one,
Hunter" using textiles glued
to the woodblock. and for
another, The Blue Warrior"
plaStics used on the wood
block, are concerned with the
American Indian.
Mr.. O'Hara's interpreta-
tionS Of the Indian are very
different from (for example,
Frederick Remington's or
Charles Russell's or more
recently, Ernest Blumen-
schein's. But Mr.. O'Hara's
Indians are authentic, and
sufficiently flgurative Cin most
cases. for the layman TO
recognize their truth, ex-
pressed in such eroded images
as Grow Person." and Mi
grants" or more precise de-
signs as Hunter"
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Bolton Solo

Mimi Bolton. who has been
a Washington artist for a
quarter century, is a "proph-
ct with honor" in her own
land. She is having her tenth
solo exhibition in this area,
at the Franz Bader Gallery,
l705 G street NV, through
Tuesday. Besides the others,
all held since 1949, including
one at the Baltimore Mu-
scum of Art, she has had sew
eral in New York City and
Miami. Florida.
Mrs. Bolton has changed
her approach again. An
indefatigable experimenter,
she has become increasingly
abstract; in her last WASH
ington solo, at the Corcoran
Gallery in 1856, it was pos
sible to discern her themes.
The current collection of re-
cent paintings, has its en-
phasis on color, and very
attractive it is. fresh and
harmonious, applied in rough
Evening star., 1960-01-24
PennelI Acquisitions

The Pennell Collection Of
the Library of Congress,
which is to receive "Milwau-
kee Shore" as a gift. also
purchases prints from various
sources. besides the annual
national exhibition of prints
held there each May through
August. Forty-four prints,
acquired by the Library
through the Pennell Fund
during 1859, exclusive of
those purchased from the
l7th n tional exhibition
shown throughout last sum.
mer, are concluding a display
IN the south gallery, second
floor, main building, through
next Sunday.
The group is composed of
woodcuts. wood engravings,
intaglios. serigraphs, aqua
tints. Autographs, etchings
ana engravings. as we'll as
some in mixed media, by
contemporary artists of the
United States and five foreign
nations. Among the best is
a large group of woodcuts by
Antonio Frasconi, including
several portrait heads of
authors with a long quota
ition from the writings of
each.