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Evening star., 1951-03-14

the girl he Tilted, the news re-
porters and the radio and tele-
vision crews. the taxi drivers, and
the mob watching the boys spec
tacular act.
Only the actual incident could
be more real than the film di-
rected brilliantly by Henry Hatha-
way.
The berSerk man who steps out
of the crowd and holds it spell
bound with his conduct is rarely
as dramatic as the one played here
by Basehart.
From the moment in the early
morning when he steps out on the
ledge until late that night, no
man ever brought more pan
demonium to the heart of city
HathaWay's cameras photograph
it in all its documentary detail
the arrival of the first cop. the
quick midtown traffic tie-up, the
collecting of the mob In the
streets and in Office windows.
The focal point of the story, of
course. is the demented figure on
the ledge. First the friendly cop
tried to talk him back into the
room. then a pair of psychiatrists,
and later his mother, father, the
girl who was his fiancee. 1t adds
up to what must be the most
emotionally eXhausting argument
ever recorded on sound track, but
each word of its irresistibly dra-
matte.
At any moment. there is the
chance that the desperate man
will fall if he does not jump and
the suspense is built with tor
turous effect.
It is the genius of Hathaway's S
direction, however, that he does
not overdo his opportunity here
and destroy the value of -Four
teen Hours" He knows when to
break the strain and countless
heaven sent Incidental characters
are useful to him here.
Actually only slightly less dra-
matte than the key figure is the
policeman played by Douglas. He
is a traffic men whose job it is
to give out tickets. He has never
bargained on spending a day of his
Evening star., 1951-03-14

less real way, there is no reason
why the film should not do the
same thing to million of movie
goerS.
OF all melodramatic ways to
chill the blood, and at the same
time to catch the throbbing trag-
edy and comedy of life, this is
the best one Hollywood has found
in years. Twentieth Century Fox
plays it brilliantly through a cast
headed by Paul Douglas, Richard
Basehart. Barbara Bel Geddes
and Agnes Moorehead.
1t is a Aim which goes to show
that when Hollywood really cuts
loose drom it's tired cliches) it is
a match for anyone in telling ex-
citing stories. the British, French,
Italians or the Ubangis.
It would be sheer folly on your
part not to devote a couple of
hours to Fourteen Hours"
A Joel Sayre story in the New
Yorker couple of years back re-
minded the producers of -Four
teen Hours" that this was one of
the great human interest yarns of
the current century. To the mira
Gle Of why it was not done before
can now be added the miracle that
1t has been so well done at this
. tardy date.
It is whale of a slice of life
that gets into the excitement of
Fourteen Hours" It is primarily
about the berserk young man on
the hotel ledge. but it is also about
a city. 1t is about a traffic cop, a
police captain, the lads emotion
ally wrecked mother and father.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

life trying to stop a Jumper" yet
he is the only one the boy will
talk to. The spectacle of this
simple, decent human trying to
find a way to stop a spectacular
suicide is unforgettable.
So is the comedy portrait of the
officious police captain who has nc
notion of how to cope with the
problem. and the spectacle of the
distraught mother, the weak
kneed father, and of the desper-
ate girl. Contemplating these
are such incidents as the boy-and-
girl Irritation in the crowd and
the gruesomely funny one of the
taxidrivers making pool on when
the boy will jump.
y X X
1t is all there and ever so much
more and it would be, the height
of something or other to reveal the
slightest hint of what it all adds
up to in the final sequence.
The devastating portraits OF
Fourteen Hours" are those OF
Basehart as the hero-villain and
Douglas as the wonderfully decent
policeman. Smaller ones are
memorably brought of by Miss
Moorehead as the twisted mother
Robert Keith as the weak and be-
sotted father, Miss Bel Geddes as
the discarded girl, and Howard Da
Silva as the befuddled police
superior.
With the others. they are the
most fascinating lot any one is
likely to see on a screen this
season.
They speak of life, of man and
his electrifying effect upon the
mob. and it is seldom done with
such exciting eloquence and ago.
nized suspense.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Hollywood Diary
Granger and Pier Angel
To Make Film in ItoN
BY SheiIoh Grohom

health ever since Elizabeth's mar
riage went aWry. And now that
her beautiful daughter has left
home. in spite of all the con-
cessions, she is brokenhearted.
Louis Jourdan has a date in the
Argentine for the great Amazon
story. Never saw Louis look so
happy. He's an expectant father.
I sat with George Sanders and
his pretty wife. zsa zsa, for few
freezing moments at the Redbook
party. Never knew a guy so un-
loquacious as George. When
asked him if he would be going
into another film while waiting
for "Androcles." he replied coyly,
Il don't know"
Alan Young, by the way, just
back from TV turmoil in New
York, tells me, II will know today
whether I play "Androcles." It
will have to be done after my
Aaron Slick picture" Alan was
the original choice for the part,
incidentally.
Victor Mature and his pretty
wife Dorothy at the magazine
party. They make a wonderful
looking couple. I finally got to
dance with Vic. Ann Blyth doing
ditto with Dick Clayton. Also
Gary Merrill dancing with Esther
Williams. It's all right, folks. 1t
was all right with Ben Gage and
Bette Davis. I never did get to
rhumba with tablemate Frank
Samuels, handsome head of ABC
out here.
Arlene Dahl introduces some
thing new in wedding gowns when
she marries Lex Barker next
month. I'm the new fashionable
three-quarter length for evening
gowns" Arlene tells me.
Charles Boyer, who gave up
lover roles because among other
reasons he hates to wear a toupee
whats wrong with bald lover?)
has to wear shiny black wig for
his role Of the Hindu in Rage of
the Vulture" And Charles does
get a one-sided love affair. Co.
rlnne Calvet adores him.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena - School for Wives;
$3.50 pm.
New Gayety Know My
Love-; 2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Br Branded; 100.
$40. $40, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Capitol - "Undercover Girl";;
1l:00 am, las, 4:30, 7:15 and
1910 pm. Stage shows: 1880
3:35. $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia q Kim; 11:0O am.
ITO, 800, $50, TAO and $50 pm
Dupont-"Of Men and Music;
100, 2::45, 4::35. 6:25, 8:15. 1880
Keith's-"Bedtime for Bonzo":;
11:50 am. 1:50, $50, $50. 1850
and $50 pm.
Little-"H Hoboes in Paradise" "
2:30. 4:20. 6:10. sos, 1000 pm
Metropolitan-"Hitler's Strange
Love-Life"; 11:5O am, 1855. 400
6:05. sos and 1910 pm.
National Born Yesterday:
Ills am. 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
Palace-"I'd Climb the Highest
Mountain; 11:45 am, LAS, 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Pix-"Ecstasy"; 200. 4:55. 7:5C
and 10:15 pm.
Playhouse-"Fourteen Hours;
$50, 1920 am. 1:25, $3.50, 5:35,
7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Plaza-"The Mudlark";; 1915
am, 1910. 2:05, 400, 5:55, 7:50,
and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-"So Long at the
Fair; 11:10 am. 100. 2:45, 4::30,
6:15. 800 and $50 pm.
Warner - Branded; Ills
am. LOS, 3:15, $50, TAO and
9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Stewart Granger is going to
Sicility the middle of April with
Pier Angel, a new young star, to
co-star in THE Light Touch
This is the Richard Brooks produc-
ton, originally titled Grown of
Thorns."
Jeanne Grain tested for the part
opposite Cary Grant in Doctor
Pratetorius" or "A Doctors Diary"
they keep switching titles. Jeanne,
who lost many a good role herself
because of expectant motherhood,
is cinch to take over for new
mama -to-be, Anne Baxter.
Elizabeth Taylor's mother is very
i'll and in bed. he has been in bad
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Drama News and Reviews
Playhouse Gets Masterpiece
In Thrilling Fourteen Hours
By Joy Cormody

There's corking new meodrama at the Playhouse.
1t called Fourteen Hours" tells
young who spends that ledge of New
York hotel debating whether to
similar n in and vrtualv
brought the city to blood urdng only slightly
Evening star., 1951-03-14

FOURTEEN HOURS" a 2oth-Pox pic
ture. produced by Sol c. Siegel directed
BY Henry Hathawa". screenplay by John
Paxton, from story by Joel Sayre. At the
Evening star., 1951-11-08
DO,ssestics, Linens

DOs,sestics, Linens
40-S3.95 Chenille Mat, Lid Sets,
multicolors $1.99
70-S2.95 Imported Linen Open
work cloths, 52x52", pastels,
white $l.29
2O-$3.95 Imported Linen Open
work cloths, 52x68" --S2.19
100--Secs. Of S1.95 Cannon Bath
Towels, 22x46" --- 79c
3o0-Secs. Of CSC Cannon Hand
Towels --. ----SSc
2O0-Secs. Of $3.50 Salem Muslin
Sheets, labeled Newport" Tx
108 in --. 2.19
Lot Sheets, Pillow Cases,
Mattress Covers, Misc. Bedwear,
as is 49c to $2.99
500-29c Fancy Place Mats, as
sorted patterns, color 10c
175-S1.99 Loop-Pile Cotton
Rugs, solid colors, 20x36" S1.49
300-Secs. Of CSC Cannon, Comb
spun Percale Cases, 45x381a",
75c
250-69c Irish Linen Damask
Napkins, 17Xl7" --,-3 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Lamps


49-S5.98 China Table Lamps,
metal mounted. 16" bell rayon
shades, braid trim, metal noun
tings -S $500
30-Prs. $500 Hurricane Lamps,
etched globes, ruby red, IT"
pr. $3.50
$500 Brass Novelty Lamps,
20" high, green lantern type,
parchmentized shades - $500
1s-s12.sS China Table Lamps,
decorator type shades, assorted
styles $500
2l-s14.9S China Column Wall
Paper Lamps, 80" high, paper
parchment shades ~ $500
19-Sl4.98 Solid Brass Lamps,
one-of-a-kind, weighted bases,
lacquered, red or green parch-
mentized shades ---.- $500
70-S15.O0 Combination End
Table-and-Lamp, maple, mahog
or blond finished table with
shelf, red plastic insert $9.97
S3.99 Pr. Crystal Glass Vanity
Lamps, with floral decorated
shades -p pr. S1.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Teen Apparel

2-s19.S5 Rayon Gabardine
Suits with 2 skirts -----$15.O0
50-$1.99 Novelty Tee Shirts,
pastels, and darker stripes,
broken sizes $1.O0
19-S1.s9 White Batiste Blouses,
off-shoulder style, broken sizes.
2Sc
es12.s5, sl6.s5 Toppers, all
wool or rayon gabardine $500
4-s1e.s5-s2s.s5 Suits, rayon
gabardine or all wool $1,000
$3.50 Slip-on Sweaters, rabbits
hair or nylon, sizes 1916, $2.19
$3.50 Wool Cardigans, high fall
shades and darker tones, sizes
1915 ------------------ $2.69
5-$22.95 Winter Goats, woods,
tWeeds or suedes ---- $1,000
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Major Appliances

-S209.95 De Luxe EASY" Spin.
drier Washers, 81 models, DEM
onstrators ---$150.00 90
2-S189.95 Easy" Spindrier
Washers, 81 models, demonstra-
tors $149.00
1-S1S9.95 Easy" Automatic
Ironer, 81 model, demonstrator,
$4,000
1-S439.95 De Luxe Refrigerator,
10-cu. it., separate freezer COM
partment, 81 model - $4,000
1-Ss2s.s5 De Luxe Refrigerator,
lieu. it., 81 model ---- $2S9.00
1-$449.95 De Luxe Electric
Range, double oven, 81 demon
strator -SS89.00
1-S271.75 De Luxe Electric
Range, 81 model $229.95
1-S112.00 Gas Range, fully
equipped, as Is $65.00
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Infants Weai.

S1.s9, $3.50 Cotton Dresses, diff
ferent styles. Fall colors. Sizes
3-6 -6-----.~--------S1. -S1.50
79c Rayon Tricot Panties, pas
tells. Lace trim embroidery. Sizes
2-6 - -------50c
$3.50-S5.99 Wool Knit Bo0tie
Sets, 3-pc., pastels------S2.00
$2.99 Layette, wool sweaters,
pastels, embroidery ery----79c
S1.99-S9.95 Handmade. embroi-
dered, Lace Trim Crib Sheets,
assorted SAMPLES -S3.00-S6.00 ca.
S7.75-$16.95 Sample Party
Dresses, long length. in satin.
taffeta. Pastels. 3-6x range
$3.00-SS.00
S2.99-S3.99 Velvet Bonnets, dark
colorS; size 2-6---$2.N
S1.OO Wool Knit Soakers 900
s1.75 Kleinerts Lap Pads, COW
cred with rayon softex, lace
trims; white ----$L00
S5.25 Walking Shoes, white,
hard SoleS -----$3.0O
$3.50 Black Corduroy Shirts,
sizes 3-8 ---------$2.00
$5.95 Hoppy Twill Jackets, sizes
4-8 -- -- $500
$7.S5 Cowgirl Gabardine Skirts,
sizes 3, 4, S --$5.0O
S1.69, $3.50 Stuffed Plush Toy
Animals als----------$1.0O
Kann'-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
NeckaCeUr

20O-ss.99, S5.s5 Misses Blouses,
whites, colors, rayon tissue
faille. Several styles, long, short
sleeves. Not every size in every
style. Sizes 1898 -----$2.99
$1.19-$1.59 Silk Scarfs, plain
colors, prints, hand-rolled hens,
99c
$50 Irregs. S2.s9-S4.ss Misses,
WOmen's Wool Sweaters, sizes
1910, white, colors $1.99
59c-S1.O0 Flowers, large, pin-on
clusters ---- 3 for $1.00
$50 Irregs. $3.50, $3.50 Women's
Blouses, broken sizes, colors,
S1.7s
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Lingerie

100-$1.99 Strapless Cotton
Slips, elasticised top; white.
Sizes 32-4O O---S1.OO
15-$12.95 Nylon Tricot Gowns,
blue. Size 34-36---------$7.50
25-$1.99 Cotton Batiste Printed
Gowns, broken sizes for misses
15-$1.99 Rayon Strapless Slips,
stripes and solids; elasticized
tops. Small sizes
1-$7.95 Rayon Crepe Petticoat,
white. Size $500
$3.50 Cotton Crepe Pajamas;
blue, pink; broken sizes - $3.50
1O-$1.99 Cotton Crepe Gowns;
pink, blue, maize. Sizes "a to
$3.50 Rayon Tricot Pajamas.
Pink, blue. Sizes 34-40---$2.S9
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
TOiIetrieS

$1.OO Tangee Bath Powder, large
UOh 4SC~
75c Floral Soap, 8 cakes - 29c
60c, $1.00 Wondra Facial Cream
with lanolin --. .29cs, 69cs
CSC Bubble Bath in plastic bag,
S9c*
White Floating Soap, bulk,
DC cake
$1.25 Blue Fern Cologne 49cs
$1.25 Bath Soap, 3 large cakes,
79c
S1.25 Old South Star Fire Bath
oditS ------ --------------o o5C~
$1.W Perfumed Soap ----3Sc
'Plus e0% tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Knit Underarear

81 Imperfects $3.50, $3.95 NyIon
Tricot Panties, tearose, white.
Not all sizes S2.S9
54 Imperfects S1.49 Cotton
Union Suits, built-up shoulders,
closed seat, white, not all sizes.
79c
49 Imperfects S1.75 Satin Stripe
Rayon Slips, tearose, sizes 34-40,
$1.00
110 Imperfects S1.35 Silk Pam
ties, short style, tearose, sizes
5, 6 ----- 69c
1l-s5.95, SS.95 Nylon Tricot
Slips, Gowns, broken sizes,
styles, colors. Soiled in stock,
S2.9s, $4.9S
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Huf,dkerchiefS

In AVeBG91BOC1OE
Irregs., 29c-59c Mems, Women's
Hankies, white, colored cottons
and linens, many rolled hens,
19c
Mems Csc Initial Hankies, EN-.
broidered initials on white cot4
ton l9C
18c Mems, Women's Hankies.
Mems cottons, women's en-
broidered white, prints,
10 for S1.00
Mems Irregs. 39c White Linens,
hemStitched hens 25c
Women's $1.00 Hankies, large
linen prints, large image whites.
paStels $50
250-39c-S1.0o Hankies, mussed,
for men, women "A for S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
SOiIed Blankets

5$19.95 An-Wool Blankets,
72x90", 4 lb. -------------$ $14.99
7-$12.95 Purrey Blankets, size
72x90", 88% rayon, $50 wool,
$7,ss
8-$2.69 White Sheet Blankets,
size 70x90" ------------$1 $1.99
4S16.95 All Wool Blankets,
size 72x9W --------------$12.99
6-$9.95 Blankets, $50 wool,
500 rayon, $50 cotton, size
72x84" ------------S $3.50
4-$11.95 Blankets, 33qs wool,
42%o rayon, $50 cotton ---$7.S9
8-S5.95 Blankets, TOO rayon,
SO wool, $50 cotton $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08

Clearance of Rugs!
3-$l2.95 Lsop-Pile Cotton Rugs, 4x6 it. (used SlS0
1-$4ss5 Oriental Design Administer, 6xs #. As IS,
3-s22.s5 Cotton-Rayon Figured Rugs, fringed,
$4,000 Hand Hooked Rugs 9x12 it., soiled---$499S
3-$199 Numdah Rugs 2xs sft--------------------7Sc
4-$2S.s5 Hand Hooked Rugs, 4x6 ft.----------$lO99
,1-sl4s25 Blue Tone -on-Tone Broadloom, 12x12 #,
1--s1s7sO Beige Tone-on-Tone Broadloom, 12x1o IT.,
S6995
1-$14ls5 Green Tone -on-Tone Broadloom, 12x11s it,
$1,000
1-$s4.95 Hand Hooked Rug, Sx1O ft.----------$3999
1-S102ee Wine Tone -on-Tone Broadloom, 12x55 IT,
$2499
1-Sec $72OO Beige Tone Tone Rug 12x5 #, $3.50
$4,000 Rose Carved Broadloon1, 12x54 IT, $3.50
5000 "''e -"''' "'~'' '''' - sass
1-S7s95 Grey Cut Uncut Wool Broadoom, 12x5.3 it.,
o''' s22.sS
''''0 ''0 -'~'''' $2sS
8 Secs. $16.s5 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs 4x6 ft.$7.99
Kann'- -Rugs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
NegIigees

3-S10.95 Indian Officer Loung-
ing Jackets, cotton gold cloth,
broken sizes ZeS---$7.00
1-S5.95 Black Faille Stacks,
damaged. size 10-----S2.00
1-S3.50 Denim Patio Pants,
pink, size 18---------S1.00
1-$10.95 Cotton Crepe Robe,
upper front. gray and pink
print, size 12-----$6.00
3-s12.95 Rayon Print Hostess
Robes, black background, size
IL 2---------S8.OO
$3.50 Cotton Crepe Border
Print Busters ---$2.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Budget Dresses

32-S5.95 Misses and Women's
Fall Dresses A.9S
SS7.95 Women's Shantungs,
$2.00
10-S8.95 Misses Crepes, navy,
black SS.SS
10-S5.95 Misses, Women's
Rayon Failles es--A.00
5S8.95 w o IN ems ape.
Matelasses ----- $500
21-S6.95 Rayon Shantung
Dresses . - -A.99
13-S14.95.S17.95 Misses and
W0men's. Dresses $1l.OO
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Stationery

Stationery
$1.95-$13.00 Syroco Wood Brack.
cts, SCARED, one-of-a-kind,
CSC, $3.50
$1.00 Simulated Leather Card
Gases, spring closing. Holds 2
card decks ----------59 500
42-S2.00, $500 pr. Candle Hold
ers, pressed wood. White, red,
gold SOC, 75c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Misses, Womenl
AII-Woo1
3

Long and short sleeves, cd
group White, black, paste
Irregulars included. Stock
now at this special price! !
Kann's-Neckweafa
Evening star., 1951-11-08

Clearance! 88e to s1.05
Assorted Fabrics
SSc Heavy Quality Rayon Twill Lining, six col KOc
$t65 Pinwale Corduroy, to 3-yd lengths @ M
SO" wide, choice of colors yd sD wv
1000 Yds. Nylon Prints, rosebud pattern, light z(lc
grounds In to yd. lengths yd. -
s125-s1s5 Rayons plain and novelty weaves sDOc
ings, 40" widths OO
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08

TV.RadiO
2S24.95 GE Play Talk Instru-
ments $500
1-S32.95 Admiral 6-tube Radio,
ivory case ----S1 S19.95
eS36.95 Admiral 6-tube Port
able Radios ----- S24.95
eS12.95 Attachments, IS RPM,
s6.s5
1-S22.95 Emerson 5-tube Table
Radio ---------- S12.s5
1-S19.95 Portable Phonograph,
s12.95
1-S19.s5 Emerson Radio, S
tubes --------S9.95
Kann's-Apphance Store
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Better Dresses

Better Dresses
@$17.S5 Women's 2-pc. Suit
Dresses, black, charcoal gray.
Sizes 1414-241a----------$11.S8
15-S17.S5-$25.Oo Dresses, black,
eolors ---------------$7.O0
&2S.95 Extra Size Dresses, black,
navy $500
s. 29.95 Misses Taffeta
Dresses. Sizes 4S, so, 50. Black,
gray ------------------
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Junior Miss

u tG1ltOf MtSS
! 10-S8.95-S10.95 Rayon Tissue
Failles, M enswear Dresses,
dressy and classic - S5.88
6-S12.95 Rayon Menswear l.
pc. Check Dress, "a sleeves, $500
6-S14.95 Plaid Rayon Dresses,
1-pc. basic style $1,000
2-S25.00 Wool Jerseys $500
2-S29.95 Wool, Rayon Dress,
grey check top, solid skirt, $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08
SPECIAL VALUES in.
ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING $3.50 AM NO MAIL,

JeaUeIry
$500 Turquoise Color Beads
and Branch Coral Earrings
s1.oo'
4-S1.00 Silver color Trays,
small, as 29c
$1,000 Multi-color Stone Set
Necklace, Earring Set, clear,
$500
2-$4.00 Novelty Bracelets, clear,
$685.
1-$7.0O Adjustable Gold color
Necklace, Bracelet $1.69"
$500 Old-col0r Metal Sau-
toir Neck Chain n------S1.95'
$500 Gold-color Lapel Pins,
$I.o0s
$500 Gold color Pin Sets,
with S cultured pearls S1.2S'
$500 Adjustable Pearl Neck
lace, with rhinestone bars,
$1.3s'
'Plus 208o Tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-08

Infons.' $4.ss. $3.50
Cotton Dresses
s3.48
Prints, solids, stripes and
plaids. Some with eyelet
or lace trims. Sizes ! to s.;
3 to 6x.
s1.99-$2.49 Knit Wool
Hats and Caps for girls,
boys. Bright colors, S1.59
Kann's - Infants Shop
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-10-03
HELP WoAEN
PHOTOGRAPHY

PIX OPERATOR-Good salary and
working conditions: daytime hours.
See Mr.. Soyars, A. p. WOODSON
CO., 1918 H st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1951-10-03
TYPIST

i I F4O1
Economics department Of q. o. NEWS
81 WORLD REPORT has an un-
usual opening for q competent typist
t;s tS prepare editors copy; 5-day wk,.
lent working conditions. Call Mon
Fri. 8:30-5, DI: 2915. Ext. $50. "A
TYPIST CLERK. with knowledge Of
general ofdce work; permanent posi-
tion; 1c; 5-day week. KIT MUSIC CO.,
WAITRESS (white). good expert
enced; pleasant working conditions;
closed Sundays. Apply In person,
907 Pa. ave. NV. a
WAITRESS, white, refined, for high
Glsss ns4;srco country restaurant; some PINE eI-
earnings excellent. WI. 9421.
WAITRESS, white. Call anytime after
8 pm. WALDRoPS SUFFER- CLUB,
431S Rhode Island ave. ne. -3
MATTRESSES. two, Apply in person,
HEIGHTS RESTAURANT, 2737
Nichols ave. Sc. A.
MATTRESSES (2). white girls, exper.
on food and liquor. Good tips and
salary 5031 Conn. ave. NV. OR.
WAITRESS, strictly restaurant work;
no mixed drinks served. Apply 1901
MATTRESSES, white, exper. Apply
CERES. 1909 Z st. NV. IS
WAITRESS, white, exper; part time;
no nights, no, sundays; no drinks.
TESTERS. Gil G st. NV. IS
MATTRESSES white, experienced
only; no lunch or Sunday work. No
phone calls. S24 14th st. NV. be-
tween 5 and pm. a
MATTRESSES, white; good tips: hours
1873 pm. Please apply in person
after IL am. GREYSTONE RES
TAURANT, $50 N. Glebe rd.. Ar
lington, Va. CHI. 1913. IS
WAITRESS-5-day wk.. no Sun. OF
worker ;s VIII SfRst AVERAGE ss' s75 nV Wk . WAd.
SHAL'S DELICATESSEN. 4S55 Mass,
ave. NV. %
MATTRESSES. part time or full time
|, pm. SILVER REsTAURANT. $3.50
| Georgia ave. Silver Spring. -
MATTRESSES, white, full time ol
part time; must be neat. 1777 Co.
lumbia I'd NV, co. 0333 a
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LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, part
time mornings, for. doctors oftlce
Write Box 425-S. Star. -
MARKER OR AsSORTER. white: one
that has had telephone experience
Apply WASHINGTON LAUNDRY
MEAT WRAPPER, part time. expert
Apply in person. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1923 r. !. ave
ne, or 1920 Nichols ave. sc. IS
TECHNICIAN. registered,
for physician ONCE. Some xcray
NEWSSTAND GIRL for, permanent
day. and night work, alternatins
HAM HOTEL NEWSSTAND. $500
NURsEWhte ifsfr " h~ aee UeiSse ss to 20 Tor pri
vate hospital. Call co. 4754.
NURSES AID, white. for s-hr. duty
in suburban sanitorium; live in. nice
quarters HaS. and surroundings; refs
NURSERY SUPERVISOR for babies
Y months to 2 years. Call HI
OFFICE AssIsTANTs-seyeral young
ladies for. general ONCE, work
switchboard or tipping helpful; pleas
Apply ofice. KoPY KAT, 713 H
st. ne. -6
OFFICE CLERK-For market district
to write invoice bills. must be &C.
curate and have clear penmanship
p Please S,s do do net snsEer Sser unless Ca
OFFICE CLERK. white. reliable: est
firm needs young woman for genera
office work; must be able to type
speed not essential paid vacation
disqualification benefits. pleasant
working cond. Call Ii. 6-4400 FOL
OFFICE CLERK-25 to 40 years oi
age, with some knowledge Of book
keeping and tipping. 40-hr:, b-das
wk. LA. 6-S535. MR.. MARENBERG
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White, for general full-time typing
permanent; 40-hour week; good
working conditions and many EN-
ploye benefits. Call personnel dept
HOBART 2476
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sTENOGRAPHER CLERK, part time,
for insurance office in North Ar
lington Call Mr.. COOPER, GIL.
1855 between l and pm. a
STENo:a:TYPIsTs bet; ages s-25. O.
in insurance claims dept. Reas.
shthnd. and typ: speed required
Perm. position with exc. future. Ap-
ply MR.. LEVER1NG, 612 woodward
Bldg, 18th and H sts. NV. RE
SWITCHBOARD oPER. - Bethesda
area; 35-hr. wk.; permanent en-
ployment Apply in person. Co
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., .503 Brad
ley blvd, Chevy Chase, Md. 5
TEACHERS ASST. - Young white
woman: supervise group Of nursery
school children; must be exper,
TEACHERs-Traine 4-5-yr. group,
small D. C. private school; white.
Protestant; rhythms: 4Ia-day wk.,
hrs. S-6. NO. 2792 or CO. 1885.
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SECRETARY. knowledge Of book.
keeping: interesting work. Cal