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Evening star., 1953-09-04

Robert Foulk, Ralph Peters
The preferred blonds in the
screens Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds" now at the Columbia
Theater. are 1853 models, not
those who amused a whole gen.
Grafton between two world wars.
They are, as every one surely
knows by now, Marilyn Monroe
and Jane Russell whose resem-
blance to anything that ever ex-
listed before is more hotly denied
by Hollywood than the charge
of Communism.
This casting necessitated rath-
er ruthless changes in the mus1-
cal which Carol Charming made
into a national institution. 1t
is an alteration that may be
resented by those who saw Miss
Charming but not by those who
are susceptible to the appeal
of the Misses Monroe and Rus
sell. Indeed, the latter truth
has been so amply demonstrated
by the success of the musical
that the contrary argument is
merely academic.
X X X
This &C emen Prefer
Blonds," whatever its defects,
is the perfect showcase for its
representatives of Lorelei Lee
and her bosom companion, Dor
othy. They are. as we're the
originals but in less artful way,
girls who are both pursuers and
pursued and their habits are
such as might have changed
the percentages in Lr. Kinsey's
latest book.
Miss Monroe, naturally, is Lo-
relei, a girl endowed with an
enormous talent for gold-dig-
ging. In this, she is not hand1-
capped as was Miss Charming
by any such old-fashioned garo
as that in the period of the orig
inal book. the early 20s. On the
contrary. her wardrobe and that
of her business partner, Miss
Russell, are daringly advanced
to the point where both have
remarkable freedom for their
work.
Il y
Miss Monroe's Lorelei is by no
means the robustly funny girl
Miss Charming made her. Under
Director Howard Hawkes. tute-
lage, she is more of comedi-
enne than any one may have
suspected, but not enough to
represent the wide-eyed huntress
who could play dumb with such
Eve-like wisdom. The Sugges-
ton of her performance is that
Miss Monroe is more familiar
with the role of quarry than that
of hunter.
Miss Russell, however, as the
less predatory partner OF Lore
lei is much more relaxed in her
performance.
The general outline of the
Herbert and Dorothy Fields book
for the musical is followed in
the screens Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds." It's dominant setting
still is an ocean liner bound for
France, on which the two girls
are given spectacular opportu-
nifty to attract vulnerable males.
One group of these is composed
Evening star., 1953-09-04
MoriIyn Here as LoreIei;
Lana Has 7eiress Problem
By Joy Cormody

Mr.. Cumberly ~ Robert Burton
Christine Rita Moreno
Only those who have suffered
the agony of having 81 million
dollars can know what it is really
like.
This is the thought which kept
running through one mind which
yesterday observed Lana Turner
trying to act like a girl with
that much money. Miss Turner,
dressed in a wardrobe that cost
probably 80 million dollars,
seemed completely lost.
So for that matter did Isobel
Lennart, who wrote the script,
and Marvyn Leroy who directed
Latin Lovers" the Techni-
colored romantic comedy now at
the Capitol.
The moral of the picture
might very we'll be that it is
ridiculous to have 81 million
dollars but even this Is not suf-
f1ciently clear for a reviewer to
guarantee it.
What most likely was in
Metro Goldwyn- Mayors mind.
of course, was that it would make
some money-not 81 millions, of,
course-by teaming Miss Turner
and Ricardo Montalban. This
could be sound business judg-
ment, whatever it lacks Of ar
tistic merit.
1t will not. however, change
the truth that two minor char
acters in Latin Lovers" are ac-
tually its most dramatic figures.
One Of these is Louis Calhern,
back in his old Justice Holmes
makeup. but portraying this
time an elderly Brazilian roue.
This is rather funny, in an Off
hand way. Funnier still is a
cadaverous actress who plays
the fanged wife of psychiatrIst.
a type who sits around telling
his rich, fashionable patients to
let themselves go.
why don't you ever tell me
that?" the wife wants to know.
Latin Lovers" as BELTS a
picture starring Miss Turner
with $37 million, is lushly pro-
duced. It pokes it's cameras into
the lovely, far-away landscape
of Brazil, meticulously cropped
polo fields, breeding farms where
even horses live like Ally Kahn,
and hotels so splendid they would
make a Prince feel furtive.
An incidentally dramatic as
pect of the film at the Capitol is
that it was produced by Joseph
PaSternak. PaSternak, you will
remember, is the man who made
a career of Cinderella-type
movies starring Deanna Durbin.
Jane Powell, and others of the
shining young.
It is interesting that MGM
now regards him as old enough
to produce a Lana Turner
picture.
y \
Entering the twilight Of it's
years as a stage show house, the
Capitol carries on this week with
a lively sort of program. It is
headed by Comedian Don Cum
mings and the singing New
Workers, also Bobby Sheldon and
June Burnett and Roberto and
Alicia.
Evening star., 1953-09-04

intense and overburdened with
clicheS.
Wayne and his fellow actors
do a good piece of work on their
portrayals; Wayne's, in fact. is
quite sincere.
On the whole, the film is en-
tertaining and beyond that. in
half Of the scenes it Is showing.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
.WoyneFiInn
AtWurner
Island in the Sky
Tells of Search
For Lost Plane

"ISLAND IN THE sky" Warner
Fellows, directed bp William A. Wellman,
screenplay by Ernest K. Gam from his
novel of the same title. At the Ambas-
sador and the Warner.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

Statesmen (2)
TO CALL ON established accounts;
500 a week, draw against com.
missions. for right men. Car es.
Sential Only good statesmen need
apply. Personal interview only
For appt ia 5-S31T 16
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP--MEN
Wal

HESMAN-CANvASSERS wanted for
our home furnishings dept; get in
on the ground floor of our tre-
mendous reorganization program.
one: unit sales are large. repeat
eanPsns s Rep6a toDs oaf rep2e yGer
sentative will conduct interviews
Sept. 16 through Sept. 1S. For
personal interview; write fully to
!tdIs for mems a,t furnishing mi, ing
necessary. Excellent earnings, per-
manent position, wonderful oppor-
tunity: Apply Manager, NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 942 F street NV.
SALFSMAN-Exper. man needed i'm
mediately for our mems sDortswear
and sporting goods depts. Grod pay
Permanent Modern retail store.
Mr.. Nanny. IRVING'S. 10th and E.
SALEsMEN-Big fall promotion com
men to our staff Of representatives
in downtown dept. stores: car neces-
sary. Apply Monday, pm, at
1905 R. /. ave. ne. IA
Statesmen, experienced hotel sup
ply preferred, Apply MURRAY's s
STEAK CO.. 474 L st. NV. Ia
SALESMEN-Full or part time. Dig
ntfled proven sales plan assures
higher r-than-average earnings. Ex-
perience not necessary. HEYWOOD
CUSTOM CLOTHES. 704 North
Glebe road. Suite 202. is"
statesmen, to take orders for easily
sold products. No experience nee
essary: no investment: Sunrantred
minimum earnings. ME. S-2237.
LESMEN-Furniture must be ex-
perienced; excellent salary and
commission plan; steady employ
ment: many company benefits. This
is real opportunity to make real
money. Ask for MR. KELLER. a3u
F st. NV. Sth fl ia
Observation-Disclosures, active col
ored men not afraid to work hard
in storm windows, awnings and
jalousie field. Will furr. leads and
car to right men. Interview 1535
9th st. NV. CO. 5-11l7, DE. 2-62S6.
I'll
statesmen f2l $4,000 to $4,000
caliber. Dignified. Appointment SELL
ing; thorough training.
Call RE. 7-6911 for appointment
Evening star., 1953-09-14

MAN, WITH CAR
To train for position with large ma
tional company; approximately $75
7-1900 for appointment for inter-
ufn
Evening star., 1953-09-14

BULLDOZER MECHANIC-Must b.
experienced, have tools and transp
Steady work with 3-bedrm. house
turn., and wkly. salary. JU. 5-1797
BUTCHER-Top salary for expert
BUTCHER.-Service meat dept; must
be experienced and reliable. Apply
in person SUNBEAM MARKET
nS 2324 q; Capitol st. 20
neeq ne1a a9Dly' Paqk I'd Apply nE to MR. CASEY CASE
BUTCHER and boners with hote.
supply experience. Apply MURRAYs
STEAK CO.. 474 L st. NV. Ii
CABINET REFINISHERS
Master craftsmen only. We
will pay the best salary in
town to the right men. Work
in your own aforementioned
shop. Paid vacations, gener-
Gus buying privileges, sick
leave and insurance bene-
fits. Must be steady and de-
pendable. Should know cab
met ref1nishing to the last
stain. These are permanent
jobs. No drinkers please.
SEE MIR. CATTERTON
AT GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2145 Queens Chapel Rd. NE
CANvASSERS, exper.. neat-appearint
married men over 35; nothing to
mel Wk guar. salary plus bonus
erm Phone Ii. 6-1331 for appt
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP--MEN

OFFICE Clerk wledge of
6ookkeeping Splendid opportunity.
81 training program available. See
LoNEY's INC, si26 Georsia ave.
PARTTs MAN. exper.; perm. position i4
for qualified man; estab. % yrs.
ToRs edssfs 5S4 N FAakS Mash St GH3Rc4 Iee hwg M0
Falls Church. Va, JE. 2-2400. Ia
PLASTERER-1s class with knowl-
edge CT ornamental work. Cornice
and texture work especially. SIS
per day to right man. Box 1857,
PIUMBERs-Exper. Job at Freder.
eXper.. to Boy a30-M. Star. -if
PLUMBERS-Men experienced in ioh-
bing and remodeling; full time job
with overtime and ther employe
ply IN person. GEORGE F. WARNER
a co: 1918 9th st. sw ii
PLUMBERS - Experienced for new
work and repair work. Apply in
person. SO am. A. K. g. S. INC,
S411 End ave, Silver Spring, Md.
be experienced and have B. G. driv. dTs.
er,S permit. Apply STANDARD Gas
APPLIANCE 2Sl3 14th st Nv
PLnMBERS AND PLUMBERS HELP.
ENo, WIFI - -. QTlVlug permits,
steady work Apply MR.. DESMOND.
39l2 Georgia ave. NV. IA
PLUMBERS, fixture and copper work
in Alexandria large Job. GEORGE
F. WARNER a. CO.. 1918 9th st
S.W. ST. 3-34S9 Ia
PLUMBER AND HELPER, expert
enced at remodeling; good wages
Apply SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
006 Georgia ave. NV. IA
POhTEHS-Neat appearance, age 81
to 80, to work in small industrial
cafeteria: A. hours per week, no
sundays: salary to start, $40;
meals, uniforms and vacations pro-
!lded: opportunity for advancement.
Apply bet. . m. and 5 pm, S6o1
Ge2Egia ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
PKENSER, quality work on wool. 1oc
a suit; steady work. STRATFORD
CLEANERS, 264S Wheaton I'd. Sill
yer Spring. LO. 5-1700. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-14
MAN WITH CAR

To train locally for permanent po-
sition with large manufacturing co.
Will consider inexperienced man
who Is willing worker; no can
vassing; earnings while training,
around 500 weekly. Apply 1116
Q st. Sc, to II am. --15
MEN-singer Sewing Machine Co.
wants to employ men who are in
sEWiNe CENTER, e SfEAR igtH5e is46 6 stNGEN St TK.
MEN. $3.50. white or colorcd. = for
full or part time sales work; his.
education and ambition to make
nee; nee AZ About 50 ,g16 h. Apply sunday
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re-
peat business plus. regular custom
ers assures you OF steady. regular
basis i you wish to prove TO your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and up per week calling on
REGULAR customers by. appt. Fuller
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you: II you are inter-
ested in a sure way to raise your
income. inquire at Oil National
aT Press SSobs Bidgi i ta,a l4th and ID, sts nE'
MEN for insulation work. Perma-
nent Exper, preferred but not nee.
Must be able to drive truck, Report
N. Glebe rd,' Ari., va, JE. 2-4s3I,
Evening star., 1953-09-14
APPLY
APPLY
Household Finance
Corporation
1895 Rhode Island Ave.
Mount Rainier. Md.

KOREAN VETERANS
Opportunities to learn the finance
business and earn promotions to re-
SponSible positions as manaRer Of
branch Offices of large and expand
ing finance company
Many company benefits and pleasant
surroundings. Excellent salary while
learning. Should have car, but not
essential. See Mr.. Nuver.
LENDERS, INC,
202S N. Moore St. Rosslyn, Va.
Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-An old established
manufacturing CO. has an immediate
opening for young graduate ac-
countant to live and work in An
napolis. Md: 50-hr. work wk; start
ing salary sos or better according
to ability. Call MR. PROCTOR,
ME. S-4793. IA
ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR for Office ci
local C.P "A. Reply in cwn handwrit.
ing. giving age. education. expert
ence. references and SALARY desired
Box 25S-T Stai -I7
Evening star., 1953-09-14
BRANCH MANAGER

Larse beverage distributing operation
In WASHINGTON, d. c. Must be able
to direct merchandising and sales
lease s years experience in direct
selling as salesman or sales super
visor plus good general business
operating experience. Must have
own car. Write stating age. oualifi.
cations and salary expected. Box
15-T. Star. ia
BRICK LAYERS and apprentices,
good. white only; Burning Tree Es-
tates, Bethesda. Dirs.: Out Bradley
blvd. to Seven Locks rd., turn left
to RoSehill rd.
BUTCHER and counter man: excel
job in finest service meat dept.
must be dependable. courteous. and
pleasant to work with. Excel. job
person. INDIAN SPRiNG Market.
10040 ColeSville rd., Silver Spring.
Nd. JU. 9-4110. -16
Evening star., 1953-09-14
Building Products Salesman

One Of the largest manu-
facturerS of residential alum
mum windows seeks sales
man to cover profitable
territory. The right man"
will have the opportunity to
earn a consistent, five-figure
income. He will be under 45
years of age. preferably with
an engineering degree or
architectural background. and
will have had broad expert
ence calling on. architects.
contractors and bpilding sup
ply dealers. we prefer q
resident of the Washington
Baltimore area who is willing
to do limited travelling with
in 200-mile radius. For ap-
pointme1t in Washington,
D. c., write full qualifications
and telephone number to
GENERAL BRONZE CORPO-
RATION, Box 14S-T. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP-MEN Cont,

When dnSwerfnp advertisements
addressed to Star bo5es. do NOT
incloSe original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
SonGl pdlue Copies seTpe the pur-
pose and originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
DRIVERS

DRIVER SALESMAN-White. Indus
trial Laundry. (no house-to-h house
calls) 5-day wk. $50 minimum. In,
surance. disqualification benefits
cARrER caie xscatlH9 AgPiE In AuSpRY pa5TS9
4s07 Lawrence st.. coimar Manor
tNr. Peace Cross. Monday after 4
pm. See Mr.. Lucas.
DRIvER-sALESMAN. for established
dry-cleantng route. This route av.
6easfd e s5se ssoys for sfS pon9 per YsSf gS
CLEANERS. 4a15 Bethesda ave-. OIL
DRUG CLERK, part or full time
good hours, good salary. CAMPBELL
IDRUGs1THooRRE, 1HoRR 473o 14th st. NV
DRGG CLERK, experienced; is part
time, about 80 hrs, or more; ewes
iiLs''G HILLS GPHARMAcy.~ ~CT J6i 0SgiFS 5H3i4s.
oRgG ,;5 GIERK: 1's: EqqS h3qEs 43s ss
DRY WALL MBNEBoard hangers:
G4o VIZ dRaMESo iRaz LIN 81 isS?i' f1SS;
EIEcTRiGiAN, II: iisnS2Al experienced, old dia and
ne new gv95t7 w9Ek D. C. card and mT7 permit.
ELECTRiciANs and exper. helpers,
for new construction. HARPER
ELECTRIC SERVICE, 2626 Bla-
densburg rd. me-, La. -6-1SS5. -16
AND HELPER wanted.
Must have District license. Apply
rear III 9th st. ne. or phone LII.
4-O395 for appointment. -15
ENGINEER, 5th CLASS, colored. mar
ried. no children; for modern down
town apt. bldg; local reference re-
quired; good salary and quarters.
See Mr.. Farrell, HERBERT HARVEY.
INC. 912 18th st. NV, after p.m
IA
ENGINEER-5th Glass License. col
ored; for office building. automatic
Oil burner; good working eonditions
1920 New York avenue NV -l2
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP--MEN
DISTRIBUTOR

With excellent past selling record
VIII be in a position to receive:
/. Commission earnings Of Sc per hr
2. Their own business.
3. An exclusive territory.
4. Local training.
Surrounding Northern Virginia anC
Maryland areas open. Car essential
Call TIL o-oID1
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP--MEN
GRINDER
SILVER SPRING

FULL-7IME OPENING
FOR EXPERIENCED ,iRINEER
MODERN SHOP COMPANY BENE-
FITS. APPLY IN PERSON. PER-
SONNEL OFFICE.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
REPAIRMAN
RESTAURANT MANAGER

Wanted-Manage to take full charge
OF busy restaurant on main highway.
30 mi. south of Wash Must be
eXper.. able, sober. hard worker
Well-paying permanent Job for right
man. Send full particulars with
snapshot first letter, State salary
expected Box Il7-T Star Id
Evening star., 1953-09-14
RADIO LAB
ASSISTANT

Able TO read circuit diagrams. wire
circuits, make voltage measure
ments, etc. must he willing to fol-
low Step-bv-step procedures; reason
apIe knoWledge OF radio theory
tical experience more impoTtant
than formal education: several
months work. plus chance Of per
,manent position and advancement.
write write US your qualifications, phone
Evening star., 1953-09-14
Statesmen

Young men, between 25 and IS: ex-
for floor covering store. Must be
energetic and know how to close
No others need apply. $50 a week
salary plus commission. Usual bene-
fits. Apply in person only. QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO.. 609 F st. NV
Evening star., 1953-09-14
PERSONAL

service for small business; OsI day SDn5f or
evening hours. Work called for and
delivered, or done. at your once if
sfneisnt service. Phone De. s-21 II
ARLiSGToN DRIVING SCHOOL. 1tr.
ssini5 ssIIs, permit. NIT ia 55s1s7; nights.
Friday morning, September 4. 1858
tersection Of Mass. ave. 3Sth st.
tsst sHd IdHaC MRs N.,nS Rzs; nv please een' soa
PEkMHNEeSSiTs.: PEEks!MayHH EeSis: 81; shampoo Wa War
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE l2l0 G
vacancy IN NURSING HoME-24
6ood; bus transp. at gate. 10.
DHY CARE FOR YOUNG CHIfD-
Have secured the services OF an
educated German governeSs for my
another small child to play with my
boy while his mother works; share
expenses; large country estate of
rAuIpETTo AAElinEton o hlVd "a; 57SSS76, 1I6
bedridden patients. No smoking
Pvt. rooms and wards. Ju. 5-1273
IA
MIMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies, So. 70
incl typ. Of sten. EXCHANGE SERV.
VACANCY m NURSING HOME TO,
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care:
licensed by State and county. JU
FORMS 81 o. Q Job applications pre-
pared and typed Personnel counsel.
ing. EXCHANGE SEW, ST 3-6IS6
BOOkKEEPER Individual book!
Prepared Can IA s-2s$0 IS" '
WE SPECIALIZE in hair dyeing only
$3.50 complete. Work guaranteed
FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP. AID
LOOKING?
Evening star., 1953-09-14
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
liShed many years in Washing
ton offers a perm. sales posi-
tion to alert aggressive man
under 35. Applicant must have
successful sales background or
be accustomed to dealing with
the public Position carries
very substantial income If you
can qualify. For information
call MR.. JEWETT ST 3-5324.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

THEATER MGR, colored. 35 to Sc
yrs; willing to work long hrs;
permanent position; good starting
salary; no experience neces,; refs.
REQ. Apply 9l5 Eye st. NV. RIM. 32
bet. 1l;3O am. and 3 pm. -16
TRUCK DRIVER, for wholesale elec-
trio supply house, colored. expert
enced. sober, references required;
party; Apply in person to MR.,
LEVENTHAL or MR.. GOODMAN
between and 8 pm, at 44IO
Georgia ave. NV. -l6
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for electrical
wholesale house. Good opportunity
Tor an excellent future for depend
able young man. Good salary. Ap-
ply in person to BEACON ELECTRIC
srpiPLY SUPPLY CO. s051 18th ST., Silver
Sprlng' Nd. -15
UNDERWRITING CLERK Youns
man. Is to %. draft exempt, high
school education. to learn life in
Surance,. home-of1ce underwriting
We prefer someone who Is attend.
ing or planning to attend college
at night studying business admin
lead to administrative work. Nom
maj salary to start; 5-day. 37I2-hr
week. Apply Rm. 800. personnel Of
1eei ne, EQUITABLE LIFE ms. SIC
IAN 81. NV. -17
UsHERS. full and part time: must be
Ply At once at RoTHs LII LfTTIE Fl
THEATER, MT. De La Tore. man.
Wool sPoTTERs, experienced; CIa YEAR
round Job, vacation with pay. Call
0V; :3,l700: MR.. HAWKINS. 10
BOY WANTED. over is; to help in
DGHcE GfS snS &AskEf SiEfF fiS HfSeFi s. FFevi 9s
MAN, colored; good pay; good work
ing conditions; honest and reliable
A. & L. MARKET. 2007 First st. n W.
MAN to set up and repair Singer
our methods. SINGER SEWING
SENTER. 0l TER. 1910 G st. NV, Ma.
MAN@over %. to teach driving g1D With
patience. Good pay. Steady work to
right party. Box 275-T Star.
MAN, young. white. energetic, to
work in auto brake shop. 9o3. N
MAN for general work in buildings
ment development in Silver Spring
area: elderly man with farm or
gardening experience preferred;
S175 per month to start with OPP
pOrtunity for advancement. Phone
Mr. FINNEY. JU. 7-93S3. Ia
MAN WANTED who knows how to
use lawn mowers; trim hedges and
shrubbery: I'll furnish equipment as
a working partner; If you are
honest; reliable and sober; it's UP
to you how much YOU can earn:
I can get you more work than you
can do; must have light car or
truck. IA. 7-1633.
MAN, WITH CAR
To train for position with large ma
tional company; approximately S75
per week while training. Call KE.
= AAn L. 4..+
Evening star., 1953-09-14
DRIVERS

Top salary for experienced
dependable truck drivers
Paid vacations, buying priv
ilegeS and liberal company
benefits. Extra overtime
pay. Must be bondable. Nc
drinkers please.
SEE MIR. CATTERTON
AT GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2145 Queens Chanel Rd. NE
Evening star., 1953-09-14
I.RM- OPERATOR

Must be experienced in operation anc
wiring of 402 tabulator and basic
abIe bnt not ayro yssentta experiences deS
for training on advanced type oi
equipment. 5-day, 40-hour week
Paid vacation and sick leave. Fol
Ext. 401. IA
JANITOR-Fifth-cl engineer, L.
cenSe. married. no children. liberal
salary and quarters, mod. elevator
bldg. ZELLAN CO.. 2S01 18th st
NV. 3 to 5 pm. is
JANITOR - Colored; 6th-class engi-
neer'S license: modern elevator
bldg. salary and excel. apt. DREY-
FUSS BROS. 1919 18th st. NV.
MA. S-0582. IA
and good wages to
right person. DU. 7-S319. -l5
JANITORS-Quarters; white only;
must have references. Apt. project.
Good hours and pay. Apply $3.50
Ager rd.. w. Hyattsville. -l5
Evening star., 1953-09-14
statesmen

II you have sold appliances. books,
air conditioning, real estate. etc.
here is an opportunity to get in a
dtgnif1ed business where the earn
!ngS are considerably above average,
We never have the problems of slow
delivery or overproduction, credit
turndoWnS. trade-ins. If you are
over 25, have a car for local calls
and can give good references. phone
US Tor a personal interview, AP
I-1lS3 a-1o m Tuesday
Evening star., 1953-09-14
ENGINEER
ENGINEER

ern downtown Office building. Cal
superintendent's ONCE, RE. 7-0194