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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-14

SENECAVILLE "Its =
Frame Up" was the title Of the
comedy farce which was given
ny members of the sophomore
class, Friday evening. The cast
was composed of Janet Tipton.
suzanne Hinten, Shelba Stonev
Jaunlta Channell, Ronald Hard
ing, Shirley Pryor, Tommy Miles,
Dick Upton, Larry Secrest. Bill
Henry, Helen Dement,, Jim Shar-
fock and was directed by w. l..
Cantor.
Attends Funeral
Among those from a distance
attending the funeral of Frank
Gaydoslk, Sr. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald McMullen and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grek and son of River
side, I'll, also sons, Ed and Bob
Gdydosik, who are in the ser
vice.
Clubs Meet
Mrs. KITE Allan was hostess
to the Frieh dly Neighbors Club
at her home, Tuesday evening.
Bingo was pla, ed and a social
time was enjoyed Mrs. Ruth
Davis was a guest
The Pinochle Club was held on
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. James Cantor. Cards were
enjoyed at two tables with Mrs.
Ed Kish receiving the prize for
high score. A feature of the even
ing was a pleasant surprise for
Mrs. Chas. Webster, who was
given a shower in honor of their
new baby.
Plans for the Memorial day
parade and program are being
made by The American Legion
Post 744. Committees from all the
churches have been appointed to
see to the flowers.
Class Meeting
One of the outstanding social
functions of this spring was held
Tuesday evening when Mrs.
Jessie Peach entertained the
Alert Class of the Presbyterian
church to which about twenty
members of the Methodist church
were invited. A splendid program
of which Mrs. Jura Harris had,
charge was given in the audi
torium of their new church. Later
all were invited to the dining
room where a two course lunch
was served by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Ocie Anderson and
Miss Miriam HaWes.
W.S.C.S.
The regular monthly meeting
of the w. S. C. S. was held on
Thursday afternoon in the social
rooms of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Clara Meek and Mrs. Kate
Keller had charge of the de-
votionals and program. The CO.
hostesses were Mrs. Ada Bird
and Mrs. Mollie Keller.
Among The Ill
Mrs. Martha Campbell has
been very ill at her home here
suffering with pneumonia.
D. P. Keller has been confined
to his home the past week with
illness.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest
of Lucas recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Learnd and other rela-
tives.
Clark Anderson of Cleveland,
visited Miss Wilma Saltsgaver
and greeted many old acqualn-
tances here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Aplin and
Mrs. c. T. Harding were shop
ping in Columbus, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Davidson
and Mrs. Edith Hinten spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Rust and family at Navarro.
Mrs. Herbert Hauptli OF Co
lumbus. visited Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Dudley and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Murphy OF
Macksburg, are visiting their
son, Myron Murphy and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |. Burns were
business callers in Columbus on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Millhone of
Mantua, spent Sunday with his
Evening star., 1953-05-10
fs,d and Phoios
By Harold ]. Hlecknoe

A s THE RESULT of q recent
IA experiment. Washingto-
mans may find that they have
q made to order" site for
miniature regattas. It is the
Tidal Basin. Joseph H. Pal
mer and other boating en-
thuSiaSts pioneered the re-
cent event (pictured on this
page) in an attempt to prove
to National Capital, Parks Of
ficials that limited regattaS
are feasible there. Park Of
ficials were pleased, and con-
slider the Tidal Basin safe for
miniature regattaS." says
Frank Vernon, one Of the
competing drivers. When an
other regatta will be held
there has not been deter
mined, since the regatta sched-
ule for Washington and near
by areas already has been
worked out for the rest Of 1858.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

Richard Nancy, the noted the
ater publicist, once endeared
himself to all by announcing that
his client, Billy Rose, would take
small Balkan war on tour the
following season. This stood as
a fair index of the size of a
theatrical spectacle for some
time. Then along to the Capitol
Theater came Easy to Love"
Metros latest Technicolor bro
chure designed to show of ES-
ther Williams.
Easy to Love" comes up to its
finale with the whoopingeSt,
whoppingest, splashingest, mo-
tor-boatingest, water-skiingest
affair you ever saw in a movie.
Producer Joe Pasternak appar-
emily hired everybody in the
United States who can remain
verticle on water skis, all avail
able speedboats in Florida and a
helicopter. Then told Busby
Berkeley to get going. And get
going Dancing Master Berkeley
did.
Formerly content with ar
ranging chorus girls in flower
patterns and photographing
them from the studio rafters,
Mr.. Berkeley couldn't restrain
himself here. That helicopter as
a camera platform really shook
him loose for a gallop down the
field. He came up with water
skiers larruping in all directions,
leaping barriers, dashing through
sprays of water and marching in
endless rows.
With his new mobility, Mr..
Berkeley examines his water
pageant from every angle. High
aloft he inspects fascinating pat
terms of boats, foam and skiers.
then he swoops down and
splashes water in your face. Wa
ter and Esther Williams, a SUI
perior way to be splashed. There
is little if any point to all of
this, but it is colorful and ex-
citing. A small Balkan war trying
to follow it on the bill wouldn't
stand a chance.
Unfortunately, this is about all
there is to Easy to Love, :"
though Producer Pasternak and
Director Charles Walters haven't
seen it this way. They take their
own sweet time about sneaking
Evening star., 1953-12-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

(See MACARTHUR, Page C-5.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

You won't catch Paramount
tampering with the formula for
Bob Hope musicals, at least not
in Here Come the Girls" the
Christmas package at the On
tario Theater.
Given some pretty ladies in
waiting, a looseweave screen
script, a musical score and a
large, colorful production frame
and Hope does the rest. "The
rest" consists principally OF
drawing boutiful, faithful
public to the box office regard
less of any lack of critical en-
thusiasm Hopes pictures in
spire.
Hope, who has the choice OF
his glamorous associates on the
Paramount payroll. exercises it
with discretion enough to Sc
lect Rosemary Clooney and Ar
lene Dahl as his feminine play
mates here. Each in her gifted
way is helpful in relieving the
monotony of Hopes high speed
nonsense. Tony Martin is also
useful in this respect.
For all the budget values of
the others, however. Here Come
the Girls" is unadulterated Hope.
It casts it's clowniSh star as a
braSh chorus boy in a pre-
Broadway musical comedy then
leaves 1t up to him to see how
much havoc he can work in the
production. This adds up to a
lot of havoc, so much indeed
that the shows producer seeks to
arrange the chorus boys murder.
An idea like this has possibili-
ties, but the right ones are not
exploited in Here Come the
Girls"
Jay Livingston and Ray
Evans are responsible for the
score of the Ontario's musical.
With three such vocalists as
Miss Clooney, Martin and Hope
to provide for. they recognized
the necessity for a varied mu-
sical cavalcade if they did not
create a notably blithe one.
Miss Clooney, a much better
singer than actress at this point
in her career, does handsomely
by a ballad, when You Love
Some One" and a zippier item,
"Ali Baba." She and Hope team
on a strenuous comic number,
"Ya Got Glass;" and Martins
style is well displayed in
Heavenly Days" and Never So
Beautiful"
Nick Castles dances, designed
to show how a left-footed, big
headed chorus boy like Hope can
wreck a musical, are one of the
films best features.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
The Cast.

up slowly on this rouser of a
finale. While they are about it,
Easy to Love" is just another
gigantic COB of musical cotton
candy. 1t is large, lavish and
lethargic, oversize but not over
bright.
It's flyweight story has to do
with Miss Williams troubles as
the $75-a-week major attraction
at a Florida resort run by Van
Johnson. She wants to marry the
boss but he is wed to the resort.
(See MACARTHUR, Page C-50
Evening star., 1953-12-25

mental aunt by Margaret Hal
stan and another as wonderfully
made by Maureen Delaney as a
ferocious spinster sister of Gu
rate Gregory.
AS BELTS a picture so brilliantly
decorated with acting talent, this
one, directed by George More
O'Ferrall. is as vividly lovely as
the most tasteful Christmas
card.
Evening star., 1953-12-25

Some of England's most dis
tinguished screen talents con-
tribute to "The Holly and the
Ivy" holiday attraction at the
Macarthur theater. That the
whole of the very Christmassy
story is less than the sum of its
parts is to be laid to a script that
fa1ters at the finish.
Or, if not this, to editing that
gives it a quality of abruptness
that is out of step with the dra-
matically solid, body of the
story.
Until this occurs, however, Sir
Ralph Richardson, Margaret
Leighton. Celia johnson and the
others of the Sbrilliant cast make
something very special of "The
Holly and the Ivy"
The film, produced and writ
ten by Anatole de Grunwald
from a play by Wynyard Browne,
is palpably tuned to the Christ
mas season and the sentiments
it arouses. 1t is the story of a
family reunion which. in this
instance, happens to be the fam
lily of a prominent suburban GU
rate.
AS the cast suggests, however,
this is no ordinary curate and
his ordinary family. These are
dramatic humans, emotionally
and Intellectually restless, and
beset by problems malevolently
shaped to make Christmas any,
thing but merry.
To be specific, there is a
daughter who has had a child
out of wedlock by a now dead
wartime flyer. another daughter
resigned to sacrificing her own
happiness in marriage to stay
with her widowed father, and a
son who ought to have a pur-
pose in life but does not.
AS If these were not burdens
enough, the Gregory children
have another, this time common,
dilemma. That is the fate of
being children Of a parent they
regard as so unworthy that they
do not dare bring their worldly
cares to his attention. Obviously
this is a dramatic complex of
family relationships. With a
cast such as this one, the movie
goer may be assured they are
acted to their exciting hilt.
1.-THE Holly and the Ivy is
Incredibly blessed with perform
ance, most powerfully in Rich
ardson's portrait of the intellect
ually adventurous parson who
has a dubious feeling about his
professional skill. He is an
arresting figure as the sire of
the unstable Gregorys, and some
how a logical one. The logic of
the screenscript falters, however,
when all the household problems
are solved by a doWnpour of
under ding which the
GregoryS have lacked until the
Christmas bells begin to ring.
The corking performance, ex-
tend beyond those who portray
the immediate family in THE
Holly and the Ivy" There is a
sketch of remarkably senti-
Evening star., 1953-12-25
Berkeley Uses q 'Copter
To Take Esther's Picture
By Harry Macarthur

EASY TO LOVE" a Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer picture. produced by Joe FASTER
max. directed by Charles Walters, screen
erts, based on a story by Vadnay. mu.
sical direction by Lennie Hayton and
George Stoll At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Starry Film at Macarthur;
Hope Bows at Ontario
By Joy Cormody

London Films picture produced by Ana
tole de Grunwald. directed by George
More O'Ferrall. screenplay by De Grun-
wald. based on the play by Wynyard
Browne music by Malcolm Arnold played
by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra con-
Quoted by Muir Mathieson. At the Mac
Arthur.
The Cast.
Rev Gregory Ralph Richardson
Margaret Gregory Margaret Leighton
Jenny Gregory - Celia Johnson
Mick Gregory - Denholm Elliott
Aunt Lydia ~ Margaret HalStan
Aunt Bridget - Maureen Delaney
Richard Wyndham Hugh Williams
David Paterson John Gregson
Company Sergt. Major.
William Hartnell
Major Robert Flemyng
Lord B. - Roland Culver
Mick's Girl Friend ~ Sally owen
Evening star., 1953-12-25

HERE COME THE GIRLS" a Para
mount picture, produced by Paul Jones,
directed by Claude Binyon, screenplay
musical direction by Lyn Murray, dances
created and staged by Nick Castle, songs
by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. At
the Ontario
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS AND ACCOUNTANTS-We
specialize 10 these positions. ATLAS
RuPHERs E1Sso9MEi;NT 1ssi RiMi; r. As;2SS5I As;asSe5
has Al types Of domestic Jobs. 1887
n FitR USEMphoxiED n aiSi or wish . sFTl4SnH 7lS
bgNS. Sassscn ia,if e {. ,Re RseRee asasssc. aasaRsscn
top school and ONCE Positions. 2l1
Colorado Bids. 134l q. RE. 7-393S.
LIMITED REGISTRATION S TS \
Ms9DELS sSngHL now being accepted. 81.
sECRETARY. l-girl once; "a good
STAR KAlPLoYMENT 1dxNCY, CO.
sTEN1G;RAPHRR. beginner, sood ..,.
ary. benefits; 6-iay W. STAR EM.
STENOGRxPHER. $500 mo mo-; oDnt tSpisf.
asSt; .sys,.' 'seccut;; ;,,$ SO gk;: gk;:: b9okkDrs:,
ssan nss sSs AM:y' piscsd :ssssn nDS, SDf
inquire BoYD'B. cor. q and 18th
Soysr zlotnicks fur storel. Ma
EEGfINsSHiIRs, DRAFrsSaEN. al Kind.
nseedsd ecr nov nov ss syssl salaries ssIe HsoYDS
CAPITOL HILL TYPISTs, $4,000,
ESagFns aFsNSs nssqrsss sssssJIsE fass aii Mi's REED
BOOKKEEPERs to S75 wk. up; asst
excel OPENINGS daily. Visit Miss
Black. welcome. (NA. S-234Ol,
BoYD,s. cor. q and 10th toidest,
largest agency. Est. 50 years.
|TYPfST, interyiewers. S225; account
ing clerk, must type. S6S wk.: nie
CLERKS, salesgirls, trainees. See
once 1911 q ST.. NV. RI. S-2S2S
keepers, accountants. See Mr.. Roy-
q. CAPITOL SERVICE 3010 14th,
CO. b.0O20.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HELP--MEN

BQOKKEEPER. man, mature. set.
tled. capable Of taking charge d
bookkeeping dept; old~e1tAhlished
Reply In own handWritine. statini
age, expertence and salary expected
Box 326-X, Star. 81
BOOKKEEPER. man-We haYA i'm.
mediate opening. Must be expert.
enced in double-entry system. abll
to get along with fellow co.workers;
start, $4,000 year; excellent fu-
ture for right man. Reply to Boa
BUOKKEEPaER. exper.. double entry
Full charge. WO. 6-2S69. !.
BOOKKEEPER, exper., to Assume full
charge Of . books for several lge
once bldgs. and apt. bldes.: perm
position In pleasant air-COnd. ofilcs
with congenial stan: 6-day wk. with
hours from to B; salary, $50 pei
wk. Please state exper. for last
yrs, age and family. Box 266-z
BOOKKEEPER and once clerk-col
ored or White-must be neat. accu
rate, good at figures, and have abil
ity to get things done; steady job
pay commensurate with ability. Bo'
BOOKKEEPER to operate Remington,
Rand machine; prefer some machine
experience, but will teach ambitious
person with bookkeeping back
ground. Give education, experience
and salary requirements in reEly
x s III
Evening star., 1953-02-15
PERSONAL

IF UNABLE to attend classes. try
tutoring at home. Elem, jr. high,
ST. high sub. UN. 4-19S3.
PERMANENT -; shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGk 1910 q
st. NV
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr nursing care;
licensed BY state and county Super
vision. JU. 0-604O.
VACANCY, FIRST FLOOR, elderly
sKr or esfe tesV.on oso RE Rid P.sfp
sUNNYsIDE NURSING HOME, va.
cancies for ambulatory and bed pa
tisntS tIdSo R. N. supervisor. JU.
MEXICAN s;xfc2, LAWYER, REGISTERED dtS CON.
immigration. EDMUNpo CASTILLO,
ESQ Broadway. New York z, N. Y,
IRANIAN H. s. STUDENT wishes
home in nice gentle family; yicin-
ity Coolidge High. EN-. 3-9410.
MODEL. photo-fashion; no experience;
will train. PHYLLIS BELL. ST.
$50 PER wK.. includes good home
for working mother and one child
i IN. 4-sssS' sBof'V10n VA. -aSss. ssSss IN La l
WILL ROOM AND BOARD school
girl with my daughter; NV. Prot
HAVE Have iSI ME- ROOM for mother moi fiSu and
child: private home. Day care child.
AMATEEI6HRs SG;oMPosERs-Have your
music improvizations written on
paper, harm0nized. FIR. GARzIA,
LA. 6-0S38. 1904 Lawrence st. ne.
FREE VOICE LESSONS to soprano.
tenor and bass singers for help in
|ACCoRDi0N MsTRUCCTIoN. 81 les
son; instrument loaned free: stu
dent accordion bands. We guaran-
tee pupils viii play In 20 lessons.
THE ACCORDION HOUSE MINI.
ave. At Pa. Sc. LU. z-21S7. JU'
WiSs STSs0S S2ND roUPEEs made to order:
hair pieces Of al kinds. MICHEL,
P1E2hsoSH 12ls Sam ANT STs RstNEss NA sssss Service,
sS sSons isTFs nV.S sosos sos ssI sasse''
TUTORING In remedial reading and
other elementary and 4. b. 2. sub
jects By qualified teacher. LA. g.
|LSaRN s2 CONTRACT BRIDGE the easy
way ct the PEOPLES BRIDGE STU
do. 2614 14th st. n.w., under ma.
| tional master At reas. rates. Cal
AD. 4.2363 now before classes are
nlled. Also play every Fri. night.
loved oles IN one Of the clsanest,
kindest nursing homes registered n
the greater Washington area: Z, n.
supervision. JU 6-1443.
VACANCIES for elderly. !diabetis,
| paralytic and chronically Ill. "a
hour nursing supervision by regis
tered nurse. 10. 6-0S72.
FAIRFAX LODGE-New. superior Va.
nursing home. 20-min. drive from
d. c.; new furniture: Doctor on call;
excellent food and care. Cfes. 726-R
SLIP COVERS made to at; all work
guaranteed Phone WA. 7-4336
TAYLOR, 625 7TH S.E.: Personally
ASSIST ALL INCOME TAXES: est.
1ver 30 yrs. Spec. rates. Days, ewes:
Sat. Sum-, any hour. II. 7-67S6.
VACANCY In well equipped nursing
home. 24-hr. nursinE care. Tray
service. Reas. rates. JQ. 6-0202..
lCOL0RED-WOULD LIKE one or two
children TO board. In modern home
| In Colonial Beach, Va. near church
and school, for Govt, workers. =. o,
BOZ ass. Colonial Beach. VI.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
BOOKKEEPER

Motors Insurance Corp.
,soENERAtL MOTORS s3l !,r AT,TIlIATE,.. dC 3,
clerical stan for . young man. age
/ 20 to %; tipping ability essential;
good starting salary plus GIN cost.
0f-livine allowance: possibility OF
Advancement unlimited. For ap4
pointment. call MR.. SAWYER, ct
NE. S-3270 --16
BOOTBLACK, exper. w. M. & A.
BRICK FOREMAN WANTED. sey-
eral years exper. commercial work.
Good salary. for competent man.
Apply Mon. bet. 3 and $50. lO2
w. Jefferson st.. Falls Church.. Va.
BLDG. suPERINTENDENr--s-stSory
elev. bldg; to commence APPROX.
80 days. Only exper. and we'll
qualified need apply Box 25e-z.
S6iaEDiozE OPERATOR, experienced
on FD-6 loader. in grading houses.
Apply in n person, tc Ro5ERTs SgSG ,ls =
I'll S5SsE sSfF!RREEA SFREEATS& SG ,si sR si..,
yard grader; must be sober and
MAN CoNsTRtUCTToN Co. 1908
Parkland dr.. wheaton City. Md.
See Mr.. Osborne. --l6
BUTCHER-Excel. position for steady
sober man. Must have recent city
references. ia; g-0a22; -15
BuTGHER @ ers,I wanted d,.,on days nrIw week 4,
person. $50 7th st. s.w. .-16 :,
BUTCHER. white. or colored, al
around man; sober; sos. 1901 q
st. ne. Ii. 4-4412. -15
Evening star., 1953-02-15
PERSONAL tcsnt.)
ALTERATIoNs. iadies' earmen

ALTERATIONS. iadiea' garments; ;
prompt, efncient service. co. 6-2265.
1913 14th st.. TivOli BLDG.
VIII NATL Kivos Studios. Cali Mr..
MITCHELL after ? PM. HU. 3-9lO4.
KIND. LOVING CARE eiyen inyalids
and elderly people; trad. nursing
management: 5 homes on 8 acyes
In quiet, clean, restful Va. country
NURsINd HoMfs. Dunn Losins.
EXPERT TYPING, specialising in
manuscript typins ana thesis. CAN
MANUEL REST HOME in ! beautiful
sDSI yoSr loved she ones et shs bes Of re
night and day. Our home cooked
food Is our speciality. Fresh milk
and cream from our own Guernsey
cows, eggs from our own hens
MANUEL REST HOME. Hillsboro,
Loudoun Co.. Va. Hiiisboro 271l.
PATRIOT, SCHOLAR, LEADER-Or-
dsT ff, Declaration nesu %
tied number left. Hemlock 4-3520,
9-l2 am. clio p.m
TYING DONE ct home for business
or individual. Call 10. 6-61SS. .
PIANIST desires to Join dance or
ssst5a sess6 EE W ses slss say EI iDr foI Ssnein:
CARE GIVEN to elderly lady In pri-
sS1i sCrinR. Roms su o. sa1soSS. = close N siiser
HOME TUTORING--Als., geom.. lat.
Elem, jr. high. 81. high sub. I'm.
MARGxRET MARHsG2xSRiET Z. wAGNER--Formerly
with woodward q LOthrOp's, will
re-style your suit or coat. custom
made coats and suits to order. S25
TGTo6RiNGMarade. 1SF6 Il; Nv hish school.
Adult education. Years Of expert
HiGaLY seSs I q GciUIITURRkkiD IRRkki WOMAN teaches
S1s1isai I4o iEesss%
CORRECT SPANISH taught in your
residence without tedious rules. 400
words first lesson. Native journal
EsEcFsSSic isti FssSSnsoie ans SGx MECHANICAL
consulting and DEVELOPMENT work
solicited, Competent exper., per
SIP fGPn'i vERss:ibaRsApERIEs ibaRsAApERIEs Use
bsods&5r BAH fss55S f5Rgcsso' eo
TYPNG AT HOME, reas. rate. from
8 am. till Z PM. 10. 5-49i4.
FURN. RM with kit. privls., for
mother and child. Day care fer
child. UN. 4-4777.
LYNN HILL NURSING HOME
Lie. and oper. by Mrs. M. C. Line
andoah Valley. Is miles from Win
chester, Va. Mod. conv.. tray serv-
ice. Pvt. and semipvt. rooms. Reas.
rates. Call sun. 10. 2-3452; Mon.
and Tues. after p.m.; or Stephen
. 2 n M 174
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUTO BODY MEN
I2l First class. Apply MR..
OuriSman Chevrolet
$40 H st. NE.

ASST. ESTIMATOR =. Young man
tratnee. for local and long distance
movlng. Apply to MR.. GIBSON,
DAVIDSON TRANSFER q STORAGE
Co. 1850 Upshur st. NV. -I5
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN; B-day
week. vacation with pay. group IN
MI; Palmer. FRANK SMALL JR..
Sc. Ii. 1857. 90 G1bss 1bss'
AUTO BODY and fender man, ex-
perienced. to work on percentage
basis. Plenty of work. Opportunity
Rsst fS carp II Sd.I,n SIS5 to $I5o per week:
week. RossLYN AUTO BoDY CO.,
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
wanted Immediately, 500 wk. Ruar-
anteed for 1st class men. Apply Mr..
Evans. MARVEL PAINT g. BODY
WORKS. IA H st. me-. ST. 3-6453.
AUTo COMBINATION body and
paint man; excellent salary and
bonas; good working conditions:
paid vaeatton; clean uniforms sup
Dn.i1ion Dllsq; insgranee w9I s plan; permansns
7925 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
AUToMoTIvE COUNTER CLERK--
Excellent opening with old estab-
nshsd jobbing firm. Good pay and
NC 1443 p st. NV.
AUTO GLASS OPERATOR-We de-
sire the services of glass cutter
or Z glass man who can take COM
plcte charge OF glass shop and oper-
ate ", on 2 ,profit-sharing basis.
stocks g Il sEnas Sass II This saabDpfns sbop as a nos
been opened Is yet. We have !
volume Of business at the present
time which we. are subletting. This
is wonderful opportunity for the
oeation NAV we nis los Is of Z Insurance. sGSe
work. This is q large dealership
in the vicinity of Wash. D. c.. This
is confidential ad. Please state
Ssndns tI and your espaSiites @ for
AUTO BRAKE MECH. and heiper,
youne. white. energetic. e03 N
AUTO MECHANIC, General Motors
experienced preferred. Pleasant
working conditions. Many com
Pan psny benefits; GSarantesd nv sa;sSy
DALI PONTIAC. is
AUTO MECHANIC: white, for used
car dept; steady inside work; 5-day
week. paid holidays; must have own
hand tools. 4l6 Morse st. n.e.. Ii.
afro MEcHANIcs-weekly salary.
plus monthly bonus. paid vacation.
NJ NJ IM9 Mann, ,lS lESoGKyILLE MOTOR
Rockville. Md. Po. 2-2118. -15
AUTO MECHANIC for small feet Of
trucks; See MI; Rostad at MORN
1NGSIDE LAUNDRY CO.. S22O
Georsia ave. Silver Spring, Nd;
AUTO AND BULLDOzER mechanic.
steady work: can furnish modern
AS%o nGSSe' PAIRS NJ 0-6lzss7 dlzs7RK. for Lincoln.
Mercury dealer: exper. necessary.
Work in clean. air-cond. parts dept. !:
good salary, vac. with pay, group
disqualification and life Insurance
plan; excel. working cord.. pleasant
surroundings. Contact Mr.. Spencer.
MAYFLO OVER MoToRs. INC. 1I25
18th st. NV. Closed Sats. lis
AUTO SALESMAN. STANLEY H.
HoRNESR. INC Buick used car
did opportunity and interesting
proposition. Ii. .6-6484. Mr.. How
AUTO statesmen; to sell complete
line OF cars and trucks. With WASH
ington's leading Dodge-Plymouth
Gsess ne posons sw hish aHa.ss income q sssSe
and permanent business. For details,
see Mr.. Rosin. BEAL MOTOR CO..
14O1 Rhode Island ave. ne.
AUTO SALESMAN, De Soto-Plymouth
experience preferred; salary plus
commission; must have experience
and be able to produce. A good job
sST sSn the EEai a MoToE sss M pastsT tos
Miller ave-, Bethesda, Nd. OIL
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