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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-25
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drawing room.
II can't see where you could
have been!" Pam laughed. "Why,
you know steps I never heard of
and not one I knoW!''
"Nomansland has only one-the
lockstep"-Mark replied reckless
ly.
He might have stayed too late
but for Mrs. Lynn's entrance. She
sent him away, still graciously.
If he was not a Utica Byram he
was something of man. She was
woman enough under her world
illness to be little thrilled by
that. Before she knew what she
was doing she had told him her
days at home.
"But of course, Archie will
bring you," she ended, suddenly
cooling.
Pam said nothing. She had told
him all these things already, and
another-she was in the habit of
riding her pet horse in the park,
mornings. This was something
Archie Landon did not know; she
did not want Landon and Banks
there! It was after he left the
house that Mark had his bad
quarter of an hour. He had gone
there as an imposter, on the wa
ger of two worthless boys. under
an assumed name. It would be
black enough for a mere joke,
but he was an ex-convict. Given
that, and they found him out, he
would deserve something worse
than mere expulsion.
"a man does mad things when
he's in love!" he thought.
But it troubled him. He tramp
ed the streets, thinking Of it,
wretched at heart. It was past
midnight when he went in search
of Teddy Banks. He wanted his
own clothes. Besides, it was part
of the bargain to report to the
young scrapegrace. He found
Banks Ialone and sulky - his
rooms, a bachelors suite, thick
with cigarette smoke.
II won," said Mark, beginning
to take off his coat.
Banks stared at him, biting his
cigarette.
IT know! Arches been here,
ripping mad. What the deuce did
you do there, anyway"
Got asked to dinner. Did he
pay his wager?"
Teddy nodded. "He did, and
swore he'd like to murder mel
Come, what happened? Tell me!
It's beastly to be shut out of the
fun and only get Raging from
a chucklehead."
Nothing happened. I was we'll
received and asked to dinner"
"By the great lady herself?
Teddy slapped his knee, laughing
uproariously. What did I say?
Any fellow with a clean shirt! I
got my money out of Archie"
He went over this again and
again, giggling at it. Mark, sick
with disgust of him. soiled by the
thought that this boy had opened
the door Of love for him, changed
back into Ibis own rough suit,
flinging the borrowed raiment
down. The violence of his action
drew Teddy's eyes.
Archie says you threw back
five hundred dollars. Why?"
you'd better ask me why I
took it in the first place." Mark
retorted bitterly. II think I was
mad"
Some remnant of conscience
stirred in young Banks.
1T was only for tonight! he
called after him thickly. "Only
for tonight; that's flat, remember
you can't 60 back there, you
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-25
RI News

Earl Eldreth and family have
moved to their new home near
Amy.
Lee Poe has been very ill for
several days, but is now improv-
ing.
Mrs. c. E. WEIGH is recovering
from an operation at a hospital
in Charlotte.
Mrs. Margaret Poe is visiting
her daughter in Wilmington, this
week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-25
FINED BY MAYOR

Tried before Mayor F. B.
Jones, Monday, for public drunk
enness, were Boyd Blackburn, of
Jefferson, and Doughton Sheets
Both were fined $500 and cost.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-25

A thorough survey and study
of local conditions will help solve
the labor shortage in many Sec
tinns
Evening star., 1943-12-24
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DANCE.
All States Club, Washington Hotel
$50 pm today and tomorrow.
National Press Club auditorium
8 pm. tomorrow.
HIKE.
Wanderbirds Hiking Club, Dale
carlia Reservoir to Cabin John, Md
meet at District line stop on Cabin
John car line 10 am. Sunday.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers,
to II pm. tonight and tomorrow
Christmas tree trimming and party
8 o'clock tonight. Party and dance
9 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater. tonight: Arthur Summers, acts
from the Earle Theater and 1.-The
Shrine of the Star" by Lovette
Choral Club. Special guest: Santa
Claus. Tomorrow: Christmas party
with Buddy Henderson, Kurt Hetzel
Mr.. Summers and Capitol Theater
acts.
Entertainment tickets, THE Hut
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV.
to $50 pm. today and tomorrow.
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to
1890 am. each day. Service women
invited to first three floors.
Officers.
Ofhcers' Club Of the United Ma
tions. Burlington Hotel. 10 am. to
10:30 pm. today and tomorrow.
Dance, $50 o'clock tonight
Officer Service Club dance, Statler
Hotel, 9 pm. tomorrow.
After Five Dancing" United
Nations Center's Officers' Club, S
p.m. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Greeting Cards Engross Scribe

!of stars in Hollywood history will
leave town day after Christmas,
travelling to various soldier camps
from Seattle to Florida. Some $50
have signed on the dotted line.
More than 80 routes have been set
Iup for them by the USO. Paul
Lukas will desert the stage perma-
nently, now that Warmers have
isigned him to a stock contract.
When Jimmy Cagney's Johnny
Come Lately" is released in the
British Isles after January /, it
will assume a new title-"Johnny
Vagabond." Original is strictly
American slang and wouldn't stand
a chance OF being understood over
there.
Warmers biographical movie based
on the life of Marilyn Miller has
no star but it does have a working
title" Silver Lining" Universal
is trying to induce Deanna Durbin
to speed up her routines into some
thing resembling jazz, a la Judy
Garland, and the first experiment
will take place in Christmas Holi-
day" In a night club sequence for
that movie, Deanna promises to give
out with some hot licks.
Jane Russell, who has made one
unexhibited picture, THE Outlaw, /"
but who has drawn steady weekly
salary from Howard Hughes for the
past two years. will be announced
for a picture role shortly. Hughes
still can't get Hays Office okay
for showing "The Outlaw" and his
earlier plan to lease theaters
throughout the country seems to
have been abandoned.
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HELP poMEs1lc icans. J

GIRL to clean tourist house. only; 8 to
4:3g la-day Thurs. and Sunday; SIS. no
SsaEns 6sss higsrdaie na fiandsy Md no children WA
GIRL. experienced for laundry and clean
Ton r., Ieaa!red' Tel EN- Ssa7.n' 1s74 as! 'SsA
s s ssss fs'sss to ess SfsE e.
aopsEkEEPHk, white. for small family o,
7dplfs' pm iye Usdn in ,sa4l Gal MA 2oss; or after
MAiD !a!a tef Methodist Home. white: live in.
MAID: room and bath. Boys sh and 9.
THURSDAYS and Sundays Oh. WI 7432,
Apply 1911 Park I'd. NV. Apt. 502. DU.
MAID for beauty parIor. Apply CASTOR Of
MAID, couple in small apt, an ayerase Of
aps hGsrs daily Resk sundsy DnGs5
able to suit convenience, Wage, $I2 per
& N,RsT c6ion.J Gan RE sSs NJ, ov.r 4,
PLAIN COOK AND MIG CIV, ys M experienced sd
for family Of 3; live out; no Sundays;
SMnS Ihs hh0ns oIlskespar DE Sssa car.
child: unusually good working hours: nc
nae. sestion. FIR 1855. " n'
assist General houseWors. Cooking n Ass care 'n
small children; S15 a Wk. to start. Gar
l,ngton,!, Phone GIL. 1881.
WOMAN-Family going to Connecticut
work, transportation paid. references re-
~, nnlred For particulars, call OR. 2232.
WOMAN, white. middle age, to live in.
house, 2 motherless children; desire woman
more interested In agreeable home than
very high wages. AT. 1915.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.


With the Christmas Day deadine
approaching, it appeared today that
the annual shower of greeting cards
from the stars would be reduced to
mere trickle.
Large percentage of the players
depending on the motion picture
relief funds stock greetings, were
left high and dry at the last mo-
ment when that group decided to
abandon its annual custom In view
Of the paper shortage.
Strangest note among cards te
reach this desk is the use of married
names by glamour girls who took new
husbands since last Christmas.
For instance Hedy Lamarr's
white rabbits and snowbirds cavort-
ing against green backgrounO Is
signed "Hedy and John Loder.
Ginger Rogers Simple, white-em-
bossed Christmas tree) says From
the Briggses-Ginger and Jack.
The Phil Harrises (Alice Faye and
the Robert Sterlings fAnn Sothern)
followed the same pattern.
Probably the most elaborate card
of the year was sent to personal
friends Of Spring Byington-A large
hand-colored scene showing the
birth Of the Christ. Rancher
George TOBIAS kept In tune with a
three-colored scene of ranch in
old Spain. Judy Garland's greet
ing looked like q personal letter
when opened. In script, it hoped
for peace throughout the world by
next yuletide.
The John Garflelds, proud par
ents. went Photographic, with a
card carrying picture Of the whole
family, including the recent arrival,
David Patton Garfield. Ginny
Simms. who sends greetings only to
close personal friends, never to ac-
quaintances, has been sending along
the same thought for the past sew
eral years. The decorations are
changed but the same inscription
is carried: "'Cause It's Christmas
and We're Friends"
Perc WeStmOre, of the makeup
family. carried off honors for nov
city. He had all the holidays OF
1914 outlined, with a good cheer
ration stamp attached to each
Mary Astor's is no flve-and- dime
store number; In fact, it must have
set her back few pretty pennies
The main motif is Christmas tree
effect done in raised velvet, very
striking and nice to the touch.
News In nibbles: Greatest exodus
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Federal Employees Part
In 4th Wur Loon Set

All Federal employees will be asked
to contribute IS per cent of q
months pay to the Fourth War
Loan goal of $4,000 900. E. F.
Bartlett. chairman of the Interde-
partmental War Savings Bond Com
mittee, announced today.
This is approximately $4,000, 900
more than they invested in the
Third War Loan. for which their
quota was 80 per cent of one month S
nav
Evening star., 1943-12-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

CHAUF., white, experienced. draft exempt;
drive any make car: references. Box 387-
JANIToR wants part-time work with Iiy-
ing quarters. CO. 6S1O 27s
MAN, 32 years, now executive of large
hotel. desires a permanent position In
Washington with reliable firm viii be
IN washington for interview Mon and
Iues,' Dec. 9th and 2sth. Box 373-L
SALESMAN, capable earning S75 to s1OC
per week, desires position: familiar with
draft exempt. Box 2S7-L, Star. 27.
TWIST and dictaphone operator, Office
assistant: selling and executive ability:
graft exempt, due to physical handicap
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HELP WOMEN.

Capable aeD''S young Woman; experieneed on on
ladies shoes preferred Good salary and
Room s's4 sds Appy Th Pa aHe
ASST. BooKKEEPER and typist; splendid
tsTres for m gh ps 5d bhncs m oo
advancement and future; good salary to
Rs ftnst RGx sail so,oIed staT snod and GOOD
hours Cain AD. ssas. so'1 ' anu s'0'
CASHIER for restaurant: no Sunday work;
hoHTs, he, Tssn 8 am M. to : pm. Phone NE. slse
CASHIER. part time: experienced desir-
able; but not necessary: permanent: Apply
ss !fsfsfs Phors to rs ~ 1Sns p sday
wk vls.,.s, no Sat, work permanent positions,
rdsy Room 7os s16 4h st nW
EqTItabIs EpYIa Life InsTranes CO: .,,
known Educational orsani5ation; college
rsSH5sa oFieE sH sHEKR SSe typ Ea pre-
pstrbStlns Co. @ a$a sssfA s. s'w' Sai'0a0'ns
deal surroandinss: school clothes, mainte,
aT cHscK ssse9sf R Box s11e5eBde s sa9d
M WoMaN 10 16 20 s. st yrs VI
age &C capabls a,ts Of hsndlins enlisted person
real estate ONCE; permanent position. r. A.
NiGHT cAsHIER HE T. experenced aeriei EA omsted
Restaurant. 1886 G. St. NV.
NURSE: experienced. for ased lady; live
OFFICE work and bookkeeping. Apply
si,arod s,ar g. fash E R9om Rec ST. National Press
PREssER. experienced on silks: top salary.
RRes FdsEe fshASs5 ssT s. ms
LADY, e'sze
sP5 Tsef feS SsG ssr for embassy
Call between 3 and pm, 1880 10th
sTEAM-rABLE WOMAN. white: hours IL
| ton; no Sunday work Apply Mayfair
2 sth Sith St sSy who desires
spend G'Sa Tih
sa !snl WoodwaTd lnseFSstns Eds and
sasrv seHd weF1nF RdN sste age
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPisT. some bookkeep-
ing; small branch office Of large subcontract-
da' Sssf Rk ae eSsnnss sss
TYPIsT and file clerk. willinsness to learn
dss Wees No s0od Appy sa
MAirRHssss 15ts St vh,s. nx Rm a9a
Wth NATIONAL Arm for P0saGn aore
must be able to meet people easily; metro
politan Washington territory. One with
expenses paid. Phone ME. 24s2 for ap-
pointment.
sqsIss yhte ssndwsA tGupsn .s5
TIPS: 6-day week. Hotel Roosevelt Phar-
macy 9Th and v SITS. NV.
doctors once: S125 per month excellent
cppe.tunity for advancement. Box 154-
Evening star., 1943-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

epEef 9r TIE IF WREzNEhs WzsEN4SS 41SsyRANG5
Of M the Firemen's Insurance Company Of
ths os. m and SGSsorgetGwn will meet
rectors for the ensuing year. Polls open
from AfsRRP { & + ". " NOV aowARD Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
the purpose Of. electina ffteen trustees OF Of
the tn @ company for the ensuing year is to
a44 as oeloef on aeiss SM 'ieIsFy pols vii. lts B.
soef at two peoss Soek or apS S. 9ssS pss
ss91 s,Ssk H a9s s,9se S5spSSa5. 5sTS st4 e jan
EDWAFD .,!5.I, g MekELW, KNEW,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Company, Inc for the election OF directors
and such other business as may properly
come before said meeting, will be held at
on Wednesday. January 12, 1914. at z pm
daKs KuTHHnFoR6 P134E F. ie6 Tefsa5 n pooLEY secretary
THE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
cietion. 18th Street and New York Avenue
NV: on Friday. December 81. 1943. at
j CLAUDE KEEPER. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders f,G Of THE NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON, D. c., fol
the election of directors and the trans
action OF such ether business as may
properly come before said meeting. will be
held at its main banking house on Tues.
day. January II. 1914, at II O'Clock noon
The polls will remain open until / clock
pm.
RUTHERFORD j. DooLEY. Cashier.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the shareholders of the Columbia National
Bank of Washington. will be held Tues
day. Jsnuary II. 1914. at its banking
house, oil F st. NV, Washington, D. C.
at ]" O'Clock noon. for the election oil
directors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
ROBERT H. LACEY, Cashier
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE.
holders of the Home Building Associat tior
Of the District OF Columbia for the pur-
pose Of electing oficers and directors fol
the ensuing year and such other business
as may, properly come before the meeting
VIII be held at the once of the association
zoos Pennsylvania ave. NV. on Tuesday
January IL. 1894 at half past O'Clock
m. JAMES N. WOODWARD. Secretary.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Maternal Glamour

Joan Bennett, Alice Faye and
Lana Turner will be pictured by a
national magazine soon as the three
most glamorous mothers of Holly
wood
Evening star., 1943-12-24
No More Grapefruit

Mae Clark, the young woman who
gained fame years ago by stopping
a grapefruit hurled by James Gag
ney, is now working in a Los Angeles
defense plant.
Evening star., 1943-12-24

james mes. .oyn . 81 ss p Pefrss: % St. NV, and
yisss snd usIea Psn:. ss 1Is ios N st.
and Evsnseiine Stevens, ven ' 20. s' sis "Hi St.
Benjamin. Peterson. ss. ,Ksnosha, Wis,
Thomas sna ndxIs Msrkham hnn,.n ~ Pittsburgh Pa,
sns ses Tnr5sR Shields: ss M 72s g. * t.
James Scott: 4s and julia Hin. s5. g. both both
S 1rS:ss s is5s ro4s E. ses
HaEsf Fssae!s R'Es e. M'YHs ?sth g. ats ri. and
Resfsrd sna Eng su5ias GGs so1 aa sfh rard,
TN T5.nr ;, and i Marion Brown, 20, 1893
~. and G1s Msis 81 soe X k.nqsty ca ss,
Wayne st.. Hrlinston' Va " o0' Noi III
oega,Ss g.SYsn qbslloway baIss Is; M.yneld Ky. and
and Ellen cievens.r." % %. IN f414 T. Ferry eis;;
''2 S?ssss sn e. ans as z$s zssts sss:ss esss's g.
H;9;Ia ss xsssisss}: %s5f; E..sss u s. st 1904
Webster st. NV. "'' i'''
John schick. 90. and Marsaret Burch,
y. both Of ll32s. Downing st. ne. VII
-, Tola Long. 19. l41s 18th pl. Sc. ''
william Brown. %, Fort Meade, Md. and
Vera Maier. 21, 1000 South Capitol
Albert. Palulis, 81. Athol, Mass. and
Mildred Darmofal 90. Northampton,
william sweeny, 2e. 1925 o st. NV, and
Rob.rsa bb.,qa FaA.z Fssnssffer aS ,,},s lS1a st. NV
Ruby Johnson, 10. Gallinger Hospital
Robert. Shirey,- 36. and Sara Forrest
"A. both of Talladega, Ala
and Sarah Young. 81. GAINESVILLE.
William weber, 3s. and Lois Pollock. ~,
James Spears. 90, West Palm Beach,
Fla. and Rosalia Ball. "a, SO, Mall
marson pl. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. lap, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HELP DOhAESTIC.

CAPABdE' CAP = n KIND p PERsoN whts Or col
sht es e9r Mother empoyea anG
Medical certificate required. OR. 1908,
3404 Fulton st. NV. "a
CAPABLE woman for general housework;
live in. beautiful room; l block OFF Conn
ave: salary opan. 36A2 Jocelyn st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for elderly
nm, 1922 18th st. NV. AID, 2721.
COOK and general houseworker: good SAL
ary. Wisconsin 149S.
COOK. experienced: Ss to cook z o'clock
Christmas dinner. Telephone Adams
CooK-GENERAL HousEwoRkER. SIS
week. white or colored. must be expert
enced; live in or out: other help employed.
COOKE; INV. col, 5 days per wk.. 40
hrs. incl. Sun. SO: Sat, IS: 4 weekdays
is; family Of 9; 1885 Red Oak dr., Silver
COUPLE. wife to cook. husband for general
house and garden work. Will consider
man employed; who can give some time
each day. Christian people only. Nice
GENERAL HoTsEwoRKSsR. live in or out
SIS wk.: off Thurs. and Sun. afternoons
WO 373c. or WO. 9596
G;H.W., maid:. good refs: good cook 3
adults. Breakfast $40 dinner eco. SIS
sftteeInoons ate off. EN- 1889.
Tues. and Fri, for 5-room house aes in siTver Pe
SDring. II you belong to the "disappoint-
ers' club" do not answer this ad. Shep-
Evening star., 1943-12-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAK1NG, designing, remodel!ng and
alterations: rcas. Miss Bert. 1880 Iryins
s. Nv, Apt. 4. AID 2o3S
MEDICAL SECRETARY wants work doc
tors office: professional business training,
GHperlence' reliable, versatile, available
En-, e. .,,ip-i1. SlaF 2B'
NURSE, practical. experienced wants
WORK. Adult cases. Six-day week sS35
Wrek Randolph 6nIO o-s
SEtRETARY desires change: Government
and legal experience: anv Industry will be
CONSIDERED. Boz 312-L. Star 90.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Iseaed at Rack VILE

Ruth, e ytliams,, "a Pittsburrh.
Bernard H. fsfA1ey, Is. and Grace Lucille
Pugh, 1s. ssstn OF Bethesda, Nd.
Robert 3; Slocumb. 90. and Iva Lou Cur
less, %, both OF Washington
Dwtght L. Glass, 80, Detroit, and Sara
Jane Owens, %, Dearborn. Mich.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
TAKnMA 4th and Butternut a.,

LED TED, LEWIS and BAND in IT'S
EVERYBODY HAPPY" At 6.1S
Si54 Sv John CARRADINE in "isIf
Ss F9RGoTTEN SINS" 7::25. 1905
GEoRGE GEoas M6@rdYy, 6h9llday Nat. 3 Pm
BELLA in BOMBER Moon" oNNA, 4,
;5,o2; -; 40: $40. CHARLES COBuRN
N MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK
Evening star., 1943-12-24

SEC0 44 Ca sA, A7e;: ssao' Silver Spring
1lIlr B1LL ELLIOTT in WAGON TRACKS
YES VEST" At 6:35. 9:O5. ADOIPHF
MITII MmIEMy0u' MARTHA SCOTT in HI
SGiDDLE D1DQLE, At 100, a:55.
DICK FoRAN in Guns OF OF pEcps j n !,
AT 3:3?, 6:25. 9:IO. TED LEWIS
ana BAND in rs EVERYRonY
HAFPY?' Al 4'3O 200 1Os0E
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HELP MEN tcont.)

UPHOLSTERERS, 81 so per hour; perma.
nent: must be hrst class. p. j. Nee Co.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HELP woMsh tcos.. !,

WANTED---Renned middle lady or
serviceman's wife to stay with mother
and 5-year-old child and care for child
during day. 1880 Queen st. ne. Apt B.
CREDIT CLOTHING STORE wants expert
enced saleslady to take charge OF ladies
ready-to-wear dept, State age, references
IF you ARE NOT In essential war work
and not making 81 800 year and would
like to be in essential work and learn to
keep books as well as other specified tobs
IN high-class cafeteria. please call Miss
Attention. BEAUTY OPERATORS.
For better working conditions and better
pay. call NE. s905. Permanent position.
INSPECTRESSES AND MAIDS,
over 20 years of age.
Apply between and 10 am.
HOUSEKEEPER,
HAMILTON HOTEL,
14th and Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
SAVOY

EvsTGR EvsI ,CRABBE in WESTERN
SYCLoNE" At 6:45. $50. 10.
MONTY wooLLEYY.a GRhcIE hsI : P1r n n
IN HOLY MATRIMONY." At 2
Evening star., 1943-12-24
WOMEN
WANTED

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors. Essen
tial work. experience not necessary, train
regular working hours, free time to keep
house. paid vacations, free transportation.
separate clubrooms, consenial fellow work :
ers. Vacancies at 14th and East Capitol
sts.. with work on the Mt Pleasant street.
car line. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th end Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
Take Route No 20, Cabin John Streetcar
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Continued on Next PazsD
Evening star., 1943-12-24
HOME
1890 C St. n.
TR QIQ0

SILENT SILENT BARRIER 3R. :, s1ss. a',s o..
DOG" At 7:3O, 10.
SATURDAY = Holiday Mat. a PM
HARRIET HILLIARD in HONEY.
M8OM LODGE" At 3:25. $40, $50,
CHESTER MORRIS. JEAN PARKER
m HIGH EXPLOSIVE. At 4:35,
Evening star., 1943-12-24

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Ii
Presented.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
COLONY

COLONY 4ss5 Ga. M Az, NV.
JOEL McCREA, BARBARA STAN.
WICK in UNION PACIFIC" AT
Saturday - Holiday Mat. PM.
CHAPMAN in my KINGDOM For
COOK" At 3 Kin 1:oa a.os
Evening star., 1943-12-24

same Show at ,, $40, 7:e0. 40.
ApEy 48th & Mass. Ave. NV
Woodley 1900,
Lake the Crosstown or N-2 Bus
Direct to Door.
rpFn lo9ay Sy and Tomorrow.
THE SKY'S THE LiMfT." A. San IN
s:l5. Doors Open al Six nV o'oO'
Evening star., 1943-12-24

COAL COOK STOVES, coal. kerosine heat.
ers, radiant fire gas heaters, gas ranges,
used stoves; heaters not rationed: trunks,
iceboxes Acme Furn.. 10151z 7th st. NV.
Ma S952 Open evenings
COAT. full length beaver. size u. ! -yr.
old. $3.50. Call Falls Church 2S96-J after
Evening star., 1943-12-24

AH.AN 1901 n ot. ~ e. AT. 5000
continuols j to %" il iPPndrroW' Pm
,-,,r- Double Feature.
IIEHGEo NJ Ter MORRIS. RICHARD AR
bEN bI IN AERIAL GUNNER Aiso
THE !HSTTIHHAkR KANsn1jTX'. sn1jTX' JANE WYATT in
On On, Stage Friday at 3 PM. onlv-
vi Fashioned Amateur Shnur
Evening star., 1943-12-24

SENATOR ss' Minp; Ne A7e. a q BssS,pr ssSS
Today and Tomorrow.
The SKY'S THE LIMIT" with
OF Time, "Crossroads of rurnne i,
Doors Open at 6. Feature at S:i0,
Evening star., 1943-12-24
YORK Ga. Ave; 4 Quebec ri. NV

BFn STn,r KA. 400
NSD in II SnKnEaLIqM' nnan 2N =, ELEANOR POWELL
Saturd dpOoD II At q, 7:45, 9:4O.
Same Show al 4 s:1a Y Y
Evening star., 1943-12-24

News in nibbles: Greatest exodus
Evening star., 1943-12-24
PART-TIME WORK,

AUTO MECHANICS.
r.edi Large npisR dealer In centes Of
to capacity. large earnings. good working
conditions. and clean. warm, well-venti-
lated shop Permanent position now and
after the war If qualified Referral card
needed. See Mr.. Cunningham. Emerson Il
Orme, 18th and M SITS NV
Evening star., 1943-12-24

midnisht' % 500 Ap to pick ITO from .' It. to 8
#, pines and cedars: S1.0O ca. Self
service. please have right change. sher.
man ave. and Park I'd. NV.
CLARINETS-Lemsr. excellent condition.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
APOLLO

HUMPHREY BoGART in SAHARA. ~
At 6:15, sos. $50.
SSaturday - Holiday Mat. 3 PM
WALLY BROWN in ADVENTURES
OF A ROOKIE" At $50. $40, p:O5
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, ANNA.
BELLA in BOMBER s MOON" Al
4 .35, TBS. 1n.lO