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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
It's d Long Time
Between Bouts
HOLLYWOOD.

The first time character
actor Anthony Quinn was on
the Observation-Disclosures lot
was II years ago, when he had
a two-minute scene in which
his sole action was to walk up
and slug another rising young
actor-name of Cary Grant.
Quinn had the tables turned
on him last week when he
returned to the lot to report
for work in his featured role in
East of Sumatra." Tony's first
scene was to walk up and get
slugged by leading-man jeff
Chandler.
This business has its UP and
downs" was Quinn's comment.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
NHos Had Its Moments
In the Year Soon Endino
Lifting Of the Freeze and Coveroee
Of Conventions Made News in 1852
By Harry Macarthur

strates clearly what a wondrous
thing this TV can be in the
right hands.
Some other right hands were
those Of Robert Saudek Of the
Ford Foundations TV-Radio
Workshop, and those who Joined
him in bringing Omnibus" to
CBS-TV. The arrival Of "Omni-
bus" ranks high among the
happy television events Of the
year.
This literate variety show was
devised with the idea, not Of
pleasing an advertiser, but Of
giving discriminating audiences
television entertainment a cut
above the lowest common de-
nominator level. 1t was an
nounced that four respectable
sponsors could come along If
they cared to do so. At the mo-
ment four of them have.
They Do Look EorIy
1t seems quite likely that
Omnibus" will win back the
viewers who felt TINT a spark
went out of television when
Dave Garroway's old Sunday
show was dropped.
Garroway, incidentally, is an
other who can set 1852 down as
a year of triumph. He and the
NBC-TV morning program.
To-day" have become firmly es-
tablished. They have done it.
too, right in the teeth of de-
tractors who said nobody would
look at television that early in
the morning.
This was only one set of
skeptics who had words to eat
this year, however. Another in
cluded those who we're willing to
bet that the new" Milton Berle
would be the finish of him. The
combination of Goodman Ace
supervising the script and
Berle performing it landed
"Star Theater" back in the
rating battle.
Another triumph of rehabili-
tation took place at CBS-TV.
The year which saw the fall
and rise of Milton Berle also
saw the same thing happen to
Studio One" Fletcher Markle.
who created the earlier radio
version, seems to have firmly
re-established the Monday night
drama.
A Viewer Triumph
Another 1852 television tri-
umph was Ed Sullivan's. Mr..
Sullivan conquered his aversion
to television cameras and now
can look all of us at home
squarely in the eye when he
talks to us.
The viewers themselves had
one triumph at least during
1852. That occurred when Mr..
Peppers" bright comedy star
ring Wally, Cox, was dropped
after q summer replacement
season. The customers set up
such howl about that that a
new spot in the NBC-TV sched-
ule was hurriedly found for
'Mr. Peppers"
Nobody, on the other hand.
seems to have scored any notable
triumphs in the color battle in
1852. 1t is not likely that any
one will. either. until there is
some change in the critical
materials situation.
All things considered, it hasn't
been too bad a year in tele-
vision, even if it was the year
of Walter Winchell's TV debut.
1t also was the year when Mar
celino Romany of Puerto Rico
arose to demand his rights at
the Republican convention. You
can think kindly of a year for
a long time for producing a
moment as comic and poignant
and dramatic as that one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
ThePossing
'HighNoon' Heads 10-Best
Film Choices for 1852
Breaking the Sound Barrier Runnerup,
With The Quiet Man in Third Place
By Joy Cormody

earned forgiveness than the
maker of 1.-THE Quiet Man."
Cecil B. De Mile, one of the
greatest of moviemakers for
decades. is not a director to care
where the critics rate his works.
They have seldom seen art and
life eye to eye. but when he
made 1.-The Greatest Show on
Earth" Mr.. De Mile def1ed the
naughty reviewers to leave it of
their lists. No one would dare;
not this one at any rate.
THE Thief" Clarence
Greene's and Richard Rouse's
dialogueless film, the first since
the talkies were invented, was
greeted by many as a stunt.
The story Of an atom scientists
betrayal of his country-most
of it shot in Washington-un-
doubtedly was so treated. It
turned out to be a corking stunt
and one Of the most popular as
we'll as one Of the years most
artistic films. Both effects,
naturally were much to the lik-
ing of the heretical producers
who were not sure they were
not being fools.
Spool on Everything
THE Man in the White Suit"
played by Alec Guinness. came
closest of the seasons cinema
spoofs to the proof that life,
after all, can be an Unfortunately
comic experience. AS the in
ventor of a fabric that would
not wear out, Guinness demon
strated that economic man
manager and laborer-might
very well destroy himself with
his genius for even seemingly
innocent invention.
Gene Kelly did not quite
equal his Academy Award film.
"An American in Paris" with
its successor. He did, however,
turn out a remarkably cheerful
and superior successor in Sing
ing in the Rain" musical
biography of Hollywood's early.
dizzy figures. No reasonable
reviewer could miss it as the
best musical of 1852.
Pat and Mike" another sa-
tirical comedy, and one bril-
liantly acted by Katharine Hep
burn and Spencer Tracy, hit
upon one of the years hilarious
film themes. This was the weird
process by which talented ath-
letes. in this case woman, are
built into public idols. While
pat and Mike" did nothing
to discourage the practice, it at
least let millions of the dedi-
Gated in on the process by
which Barnum proved one was
born every minute.
"Ivanhoe," a classic treated
with the extravaganza that only
Hollywood can bestow upon
such works, emerged as the sea-
sons great spectacle film-a
medieval horse opera that Sir
Walter Scott himself might well
have enjoyed.
THE Happy Time" may have
left a few qualities to be desired.
but as a comedy of domestic
life, with the accent on a boys
emergence into manhood, it was
the best of its type in 1852.
The runnerup to this 10
best? There were a number Of
these. for both Hollywood and
Europe's film makers were gen.
erous with merit in 1852. A few
on the leftover list as this COL
unn draws to a close include
Five Fingers" "Cry, the Be-
loved Country" Anything Can
Happen" Never Take No for
an Answer" "Scaramouche" and
1.-The Promoter"
All good things, however.
come to an end. All "best"
things. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Bob Is Enthusiastic
Convert to Vdeo
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
One Of the most enthusiastic
TV converts is Bob Cummings,
whose weekly serial, my Hero"
in which he plays a dumb, al
ways fustered salesman, has
proved so successful that now a
radio version is being prepared.
This, of course, will make Cum
mings a pretty busy fellow, and
he cannot plan on getting back
before the cameras until next
summer. Then, he proposes to
make a picture in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Coming Attractions

NATIONAL-Ballet Theater, starting tomorrow
SAM S. SHUBERTBe Your Age" with Conrad Nagel start
ing January s.
ANIBASSADOR-"April in Paris with Doris Day. starting
Wednesday,.
CAPITALIZATION Dollar Mermaid" with Esther Williams,
starting Wednesday.
COLUMBIA-"My Cousin Rachel" with Olivia de Haviand
starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"High Noon" with Gary starting Wednes-
day.
KEITHS-"Hangmans Knot" with Randolph Scott
METROPOLITAN-"Cattle Town." with Dennis Morgan,
starting Wednesday.
ONTARIO-"Outpost in Malaga" with Claudette Colbert.
PALACE-Above Beyond with Robert Taylor starting
Wednesday.
PLAYHOUsE-"High Noon" with Gary Cooper, starting
Wednesday.
TRANS LUX-"The Fourposter," with Harrison
WARNER-April Paris with Doris Day. starting Wednes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
HOLLYWOOD Wins, 81

That's the list: Eight domes-
tic productions, two from Eng
land. 1t might have been better
not to arrange them in order,
but there is no point in weasel
ing (why does a man always
have to look up the spelling Of
that word9 about it.
A nicely balanced list, a man
can comfort himself. 1t in
cludes melodrama, comedy,
musical, romantic spectacle.
satire and every kind of setting
from medieval England to
circus winter quarters at Sara
sofa, Fla. A broad enough taste,
If not the broadest. 1t shows
no particular prejudice against
any type of screenplay. except
possibly the sticky romance.
Moviemakers themselves have
this same prejudice, if that is
what it is. They do not produce
mawkish romance on the old
scale.
However, to get to the selec-
tons and the order of them:
Why High Noon" as the best
picture of 1852. especially since
its Washington premiere is
several days away even if the
critics have seen it?
The justification seems clear.
It is a powerfully dramatic
treatment of a notably perth
nent theme. 1t is the story Of
a man, a frontier marshal
played by Gary Cooper, who
scorns to compromise with evil
even though the best people in
his community assure him it
is the only course. A killer and
his gang have come back to
Hadleyville to resume their
murderous tyranny over the
town. Single-handed, when all
the others desert him, the mar
shall fights it out with them on
the ground he would rather die
like a man than live like dog.
Good and evil, the main
characters in all good drama,
have not fought such a duel in
years on the screen or stage. Or
often enough in life. Stanley
Kramer's production makes
the moral of Hour Noon" sing.
A Poem on Science
breaking the Sound Barrier"
earns its rating in this movie
goer's opinion by converting
into visual poetry mans amaz-
ing exploration of outer space.
Science has been performing
miracles that defy the magma
ton in this mysterious universe
and the picture which gives it
all meaning, without diminish
ing its excitement, Is clearly
something special.
1.-The Quiet Man." marking
Director John Ford's return to
his former good earthiness, is
the seasons richest joke. Mr..
Ford, an Irishman working in
Ireland's enchanted landscape,
did not quite know how to stop
the joke in time. This, however.
is a forgivable flaw in the gifts
of the most amusing story-tell-
ers. No man ever more richly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

SCENES THREE-Gary Cooper ett) registers
the desperation OF determined to do his duty at the
possible COST OF MS Ate IN gh Noon the departmental
Maureen oHara play amusing scene in "The Quiet Man,
cinema years richest JEST Beoo Ralph Richardson and
Todd In In "Brean0 the Sound Barrier the runnerup
film OF 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
ThePossing Show

If a man will only face it,
there is nothing difficult about
picking his 10-best motion pic
lures for a given year. After all,
they are his preferred plays
and no one can take them away
from him. The odds are a mil
lion to one that no one would
want to. Perhaps one or two
he could not even give away.
differences in personal taste be-
ing what they are.
There is, after all, but one
way to select any years 10-best
pictures. That's to get to it.
Like this:
l. High Noon"
2. Breaking the Sound Bar
rier."
8. THE Quiet Man."
4. 1.-THE Greatest Show on
Earth"
S. 1.-THE Thief"
6. THE Man in the White
Suit"
7. Singing in the Rain"
8. pat and Mike"
9. "Ivanhoe."
10. THE Happy Time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

SPOKESWOMAN-Judith An
derSon, 10ho 1oiH read the
several female characters in
Stephen Vincent Benets "John
BroWn's Body" Which toilI
come to Constitution Hall jan
udry 5. Her co-stdrs are Tyrone
PoUer and Raymond Massey.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

stainless steel cooking tools things of beauty
the ultimate in efficiency, serviceability
zpece Kitchen Tool Set Of oil sonIess steel hos heat
esont postic Set Includes 6poce wol rock pon
coke turner fork bostine odle Pototo moher ond
morrow spotlo Topered bodes ond tines 1875
4B-Flnt Plastic Hodster Set includes: 3inch pone knife
5nch utility knife; 8nch French cooks knife 9nch seoted
breed knife onch knife All Of hollow ground high
carbon stainless vonoum steel with rosewood hondes Plostic
vol holder Shown below left 1495
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Flint Precision wall Type" Can Opener smoothly
lw,isks open conned foods. q oeomino chrome with
high eorbon cutter blodes die cost fome ord block
Pi0s'ic hondIe 4o5
Evening star., 1952-03-16

4-F-Flint 6piece Cntery Sci n Holdster contoins
3-nch porino, 5nch utility scer. Birch steok sicer.
Birch French cook knife. onch serroted breod knife
ord oinch roast scer Blodes Of hollow ground high
corbon. stoinless vonodium steel Rosewood hondes.
Woi hOldster Of beautifully finished hordwood
1795
Evening star., 1952-07-10

B AND p CONTRACTORS. priveways,
sidewalks; patios; brick walls; plas.
tering. JU. S-5SS6. Ia
for decorators; 1st-
class work, day or night. AP. 1904.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc
CLERICAL PosITION-for summe,

CLERICAL POsITION-for summer BY
college student. WI. 6527.
C0OK-A-1. Experienced. Capable.
Economical. Best references. Other
Help. S4O-S45. wk. LU. 1-S643.
GIRL-colored. desires g.h.w. or child
HOUSEKEEPER, exper. cooking and
1Ss8dry; Hsss Eor ref; ajoZh Ehiss: live in; $50
the day. Cali Ia. 5oi2. from 81
PRACTICAL NURSE. desires 5-day
TG TwS;; car care for children. FRANCINA
MHM MEHUMGEEs. aN Ii; LIZ. 5sl32s; la
iaos p GSod OF Ho. s5ty 4sbs gfisrenees' CAN Du'
WANTED-BY COL. WOMAN-Light
cleaning in apt; 4 days. DU. o202,
CHRISTIAN WOMAN desires part
practical nurse; refs. co. 52OS. :
COLORED GIRL. reliable. desires Job
as nursemaid, g;h,w;; excellent ref
srenees; IL; 4:6S07.
psah mothers helper lsao or light housework.
COLOkED WOMAN wants days work
neat. MRS. WALKER. AT. 1890.
C0LORED, DEPENDABLE GIRL wants
plain. cooking. g.h.w.; live in; refs.
LU. 1-7393. 10
COLORED GIRL-desires days work,
any kind. full time job; 80. wk. FIR.
COL0RED WOMAN wants 5 days q
week or more than l day: refer
ences. Call Ii 6-4957. 10
COLORED LADY desires housework,
days Q week; references. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN

Bo0KKEEPER, payroll and general
wk. Box 206-B. Star. Iii
CLERICAL and ONCE position want
ed by col. college girl. Ii. 3-4421.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job 90 ONCE
giTl E or eE.c clerk in dress shop; refs.
PRACTICAL NURSE. for maternity.
children, invalid cases; hosp. exper. /:
Mon. Fri. only at AT. 9117. 10
RELIEF REPORTER. magazine writer,
publicist. Now free-lancing, will
pinch-hit during vacations. Refer
ences. Box TIC, Star. IL
SEAMSTRESS APPRENTICE-in slip
covers and draperies. training In
sewing and upholstery. Ii. 3-0056.
STENOGRAPHERs. typists. clerks to
NIL temporary ONCE needs. Hourly,
weekly or longer. Past, eficient
work guaranteed. Call MISS BAR
RETT, ST. 1871. 10
TWO COLORED GRADUATE practical
nurses with college degrees and well
experienced in home and hospital
work, desire convalescent or aged.
COLORED GIRL desires work Of
any type. Prefer ofice-typing or
clerical. ST. 1924.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, general, to executive
director Of natl asso.; salary, $4,000
per annum; 40-hour week. ST. 3770
SECRETARY. for established Law
firm in Ring Bldg. Salary open. 81.
hr. week. -call Elk. 1900 between
SECRETARY, small law ONCE; dicta.
phone experience helpful but not es.
ssntial; vacation; 8 days; $2,S60
sRcRETaRY.TYp1sT. e; gHrai four-hr. day
surroundings. state qualifications
salary desired and hours available
SODA GIRLS Uniforms furnished
condtonea 1aSfs Sniy STORE. ssRcE ssRHdeys pHK Az
MACY. 18th and Eye sts. NV. I'D
SORTERS.. laundry experience; good
pay. Apply GRAYsTONE LAUNDRY
2216 8th st. NV. AID. 9062. liz
STENOGRAPHER.e exper., bet. 20 ant
30; perm. position in air-cond. Of.
nee; paid vacation and sick leave
at low cost; 5h-day wk.: $50 tC
start. Call Mr.. FREEMAN. NO
sTENoGRAPHER-The editorial Z Of.
nee Of professional organization
near Dupont Circle has an openine
an excellent typist and can take
dictation; varied duties; 5-day week;
attractive, air-conditioned ONCE;
beginning salary. $2.700. DU. 015S
.sTENoGRAPHER.. real estate office;
5oday week. part or full time. DI
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. t,
learn settlement dept. work in estab.
lished real estate oface: must bs
proficient in shorthand and accurat(
in tipping; 9-5 Monday through Fri.
Initiative will be recognized, oppor.
tunity to advance. Apply In person
925 washington Bldg. Ill
STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE
work; 5-day week: permanent posi-
iNaroNP MARiNA Il Rs'sHsi 1900 as Maine MAsn. ave-
|sTENoGRAPHER, under 40, to as.
sist with fire and casualty losses;
excellent opportunity to advance to
important position; air.,conditioned
Spfsi SoRTHwEsTERE Ef1hsSr N2ffoNAL Eff6 ARSEy TSs
CO., S12 woodward Bldg. 10
STENOGRAPHER - Young experi-
enced. to work in patent dept. OF
nationally-known corporation, in
regular hours. Elk. $500. Ext. 314.
sIENoGRAPHER. shorthand essen
age limit. s5; salary ' $244 'ypei pei
5snsiits. As%acoA AiSrrESd; 1NT&sNATHosafaI. TIcssfa.
sfEN6GkaPiHiEERhs. sfHENN66;i al HiEhs' permanent -fS posi.
tion, 5-day week. excel. workine
cond; Apply in person. KINSNdAN
OPTICAL Co.. 1920 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
HELP WOMEN

GIRL FRIDAY - Busy businessman
needs young, alert, adaptable, capa-
BILE, .sunfettered assistant for stenog-
raphy,, errands, driving. shopping.
fSsf Rs.' l. be MfHfR 5f 5a'tS 9ssg open
OR. 1867. 10"
LADIES f2l to serve AVoN'S reg.
customers; excel. way to earn 500
$25 wkly. part.time hrs. RE. Sl07.
WOMAN, white. mature. reliable; for
good refs. Phone ewes. dE. CiSa.
WOMAN. experienced canyasser, to
cal5 for photosrapher; salary. GE.
woMEN@We have several interest
s tSn.S positions ions. open in our: our air:ccpS
permanent employment. Good start
ing salary plus commission. No
sales experience necessary. Apply in
person. Mr.. Grimm, SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE Co, S107 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. 10
YOUNG LADY. to assist photographer
house-to.house survey; salary. Apply
STUDfo. at; Atlas aia1s; sIa1 Id and fonKs h.H.
YOUNG WOMAN. interesting Job
combining direct sales and ONCE
SSeetganil. No exper. necessary. GE.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED who is
ambitious and wishes to place self
In secure position Of responsibility.
This position in our service dept.
onerS interesting, varied work in
addition to an excellent salary and
in service or installation work would
JOHN q. WEBSTER AN AND eToaNEs' soNS''
~ me- =, oGt. fEst. 1921 627 F st. NV.
JEWEL TEA CO. has opening for
cI;esrb5-bSyptst; c;sb byIh ;.,al1 lThite); age 1890,
@ an 'enSS aSSa or t 0usnsss aSrss 'eh9S
average speed Of 45 v.p.m. txpinT:
good starting salary, vacation with
pay. insurance and retirement pro-
gram pleasant working conditions;
JEWEL TEA CO. sol Franklin st.
ne. or phone HO. 5718 for appt.
HALF DAYS-we're looking for or q
crackerjack office worker who be-
cause OF other obligations can work
conditioned jewelry sotre. Top pay
Tor bookkeeping. some typing. 405
r. !. ave. ne. Ill
ATTENTION. SALEsLADIEs - We
have several interesting positions
open In our air-conditioned stores
for those seeking permanent en-
ployment. Good starting salary plus
commission. No sales experience
necessary. Apply in person, Mr..
Muriot, SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO.. 3421 Conn. ave. NV. 10
SPARETIME BECOMES $50 to S1OO
easily. Brand new Christmas Cards
sell on sight. De luxe 2l-card ST.
assortment brings you $50 on loo
boxes. Imprinted Christmas cards
as low as 81. Experience unneces-
sary. FREE samples, assortments
on approval. HYCREST, Dept. ~,
70 Chauncy. Boston IL,
Evening star., 1952-07-10
SITUATIONS MEN lcent.l

WATCHMAN. caretaker. elevator op-
orator. etc. White. age As, in very
good health. Ii. 10000.
WELDER, wants part.time lob as
comb. welder. HU. 1870. 12s
YOUNG MAN, 90 years employed as
salesman. wants part-time work.
P.O. Box 51S6, Washington 19. D; c.
WHITE BOY. Is yrs. old. healthy,
mechanically-minded. wants Job in
afternoons; salary not important.
Call CO. 1881. 10
YOUNG college graduate, male: seeks
work In Independent bookshop: ex-
perience primary concern; full or
part time; NV. area preferred. Box
suCCEssFGL SALES REcoRDEcol-
lege grad. age 80; late-model car;
desires sales job; no objection to
some travel. Box CSC. Star. .
MLDD,LE-AGED nn,I,LL.,.G, Man NAN twIh,itel I, desires
drivers permit. Ii. 3-4916.
Evening star., 1952-07-10

Nationally known manufacturing sales
corp. will train right man for posi-
tion Of responsibility: earnings while
training around $3.50 monthly; pro-
motion to junior executive may be
obtained in 3 or 4 mos; group insur-
ance benefits, also profit sharing
trust: not canvassing; car necessary,
Phone Ii. 3-l436, 9 to IL am. for
appointment to be interviewed.
No other time
Evening star., 1952-07-10
SALESLADY

Experienced selling women's acces-
sories; excellent salary; pleasant
working conditions; employe bene-
fits; excellent opportunity. Apply
LIBERTY SHOPS, 1900 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Typist-GeorgetoWn

~ Paw A1OA 6NVO"AA
II you are, an experienced typist
national organization has a good
position open for you. 5-day wk.:
good starting salary; excel. oppor-
tunity to Advancement; free hospital
ization, insurance. r.id vacations.
TYPIsT-DICTAPHoNE oPERATOR-
Appg NsuESscG g9s'eaGn CO. oss' e. MOTH Tsff
AMERICA; Room, $50 woodward
WAITRESS, must be- Be experienced;
excel. earnings. pleasant working
cond. WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT,
WAiTRESS. experienced: good salary
and tips; NO Sunday work. FERDI-
NAND'S GRILL, 1923 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, $3.50 to $50; no
so6orA' Is55 A'Dl' ERJTzGsAa e Rss;SR sti:f g5Ss
WAITRESS. owe; over nj Ii. experienced: aS
able to manage restaurant from q
ANA pm; good salary. WI. 9612.
WAITRESS WANTED-Night work
only, experienced in bar and food.
Apply In person only. Age 25 to 35.
Capitol. ~
WAITRESS. white. excellent wages
and tips; 6A-day week. No SUM-
days or late night work. PROBES
SIONAL COFFEE SHOP, 1925 Eye
WxITREss. exper., refined. M1cHEL's.
1870 Vermont ave. NV. Apply
WAiTRESS, experienced. wanted. Hp-
ply MT. VERNON BAR AND GRILL.
All 18th st. NV. IL
WAITRESS. experienced. Earnings
over $55 wk. Apply FLOWER DELI
CATESSEN. S7O8 Flower ave. Sill
yer Spring. Md, JU. 7-9045. 10
WAITRESS. experienced. white; must
have food exper. TORONTO RES
TAURANT. corner OF goth and p.
WAITRESS WANTED-Apply in per.
son; no phone calls. ROYAL TAV-
ERN. 1885 Columbia rd. NV. -10
MATTRESSES (2). white. exper.; con-
yenisnt hours: GONDOLIER RES
TAURsA1NT. 1900 Columbia pike, JA.
xep e kSss HOOD aes TSEs EGs
TAURANT, l4"2 X ST. NV. Ia