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Where and When
Current TheoteF Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage.

Stages
National Tonight in Sa-
markand":: $3.50 pm.
Shubert-"The Tender Trap;
$3.50 pm.
Catholic University "The
Playboy of the Western World;
$3.50 pm.
Arena-"The Miser";; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Battle Cry;
1890, 3:05, 5:45, 1925 and 11:05
pm.
Capitol-"Carmen Jones': IL
am, l:10, 800. $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Colony-"The Big Day: $50,
$40. and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - "Six Bridges to
Cross; 11:40 am. 1:40. $40,
$40, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Romeo and Juliet;
II am, 1885, AIS, 6::55 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's - THE Long Gray
Line; $50 and 11:55 am, 2:20.
1850, 7:15 and GAS pm. and
1910 am.
Little-"Isle of Stolen Wom-
en-; lis, 2:55, 4:35, 6:15. 8 and
9:20 pm.
MacArthur-"The Little Kid
nappers"; sos, 7:55 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - Battle Cry;
II am. lao, 4:20, Z and $40
pm.
Ontario - THE Bridges at
Toko-Ri":; l, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:35 and
1885 pm.
Palace - "Vera Cruz: 1880.
am. 1885. $40, 5:45. 7:50 and
9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"The Sign of the
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duction makes a memorable
hero out of a Navy jet pilot
who figured in that so-called
forgotten war" This puzzled,
petulant. proud, trigger-tem-
pered character played by
William Holden is the one
whose experience answers the
question of why men had to
fight in this weird, decision
less war.
The answer? Because we're
here"
On the screen, with an air.
craft carrier as its setting and
swirling jets singing the at
mosphere with their deadly
grace. there is more meaning
and reality in Michener's
story. 1t dramatizeS in terms
of the individual the unreason
in today'S world for which
many men die and all men are
responsible.
1t is the more arresting for
being quietly acted by the CEN
trail trio, Holden, Grace Kelly
who plays his hurt and bewil-
dered wife, and Fredric March,
as the admiral who believes the
war to be the wrong one"
\ "
The Ontario film relates the
case history of 1t. Harry Bru-
baker, does so with both plausi-
bility and poignance.
Brubaker is a Navy reserve
pilot. He fought almost the full
length of the Pacific in World
War II. That war over, he re-
turned home, married a beauti-
full girl, became the father of
two other girls, and settled into
a promising law practice. Come
Korea, he is called away from
these back to flight deck to fly
strange, faster. fiercer planes
over a wasteland. Why?
The question throbs through
the pilots every act aboard the
intensely active carrier. It
reaches the peak of it's coldly
suppressed fury when Brubaker's
jet group is assigned to demolish
the vital. powerfully protected
bridges at Toko-Ri. 1t is an
swered finally in a muddy ditch
in face-to-face encounter with
an overwhelming Communist
force.
Mark Robson who directed
"The Bridges at Toko-Ri' has
taken full advantage of the pic
torial excitement in his story's
setting. This is the flight deck
with its snarling, darting jets,
the pilots ready room with its
air of tension, the hospital quar-
ters where damaged flyers are re-
paired, and the nearby bunk
rooms where a man can occas-
ionally be alone.
1t is here that Brubaker fights
q battle with himself as savage
as those he wages from the cock
pit of his plane. He does not
quite fight it alone. however.
There is help, little, from the
paternal Admiral who wishes he
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Pagan: II am, 12:45. 2::35,
4:20. $40. 7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - THE Detective; IL,
lao. 3:20, S, GAS, $3.50 and
1915 pm.
Trans-Lux "The Country
Grip; l0:45 am, 1890. 2:25,
4:20, 6:15, 8:15 and 1918 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
l and $50 pm.
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p
could execute his orders without
at the same time executing his
men.
There is help In one inter-
lude of a few days ashore which
the pilot spends with his wife
and daughters on the eve Of the
fateful take-off for the bridges
at Toko-Ri. Out of these Incl
dents. Director Robson and his
players build a narrative of un-
failing suspense capped by q
climax that is incredibly real.
y y X
Holden gives another of those
performances that is as Subdued
as it is potent in the role of
1t. Brubeker. He is the rational
man confronted by irrational
evil whose final resource in deal
ing with it turns out to be the
hope that perhaps someone else
will not have to do the same.
It is a portrait matched in
drama by that of March. the
Admiral, who is a man with all
the decent instincts before he is
a warrior with the remorseleSs
sense of duty. The relations Of
these two are more dramatically
potent, and quite logically. than
those between the pilot hero and
his wife.
Miss Kelly does her usual ele-
gantly trim job of impersonating
the latter, but the character of
the wife is something of an added
starter in this singing memoir
of a frustrating war.
BULLETIN BOARD: Gerald G.
Wagner, the suave and discern
ing general manager of the Play
house and Dupont theaters, has
an expanded area of operation.
Announced this week is his
appointment as co-ordinator of
advertising and promotion for
the New York City Investing
Company's Washington holdings.
Thus, in addition to directing
the company's two theaters, he
will also participate in the pro-
motional activities of the Ma
tional Theater, the newly acquired
Wilson Excursion Lines, and the
Marshall Hall amusement park
in Maryland. There will be
two weekend film openings to-
morrow Bad Day at Black
Rock" starring Spencer Tracy
replaces Vera Cruz" at the Pal
ace six Bridges to Cross"
gives over at the Columbia to
Prince of Players" the Edwin
Booth biography in which Rich
ard Burton plays the title role.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Holden Acts Tense Memoir
Of Korea War at Ontario
By Jay cormody

Korea. angest and most frustrating of Americas
grounds inspires of the better motion pictures
Bridges at Toko which opened today Ontario
Based James Mcheners popular novel, which it
dramatic improvement, the William Perberg Seaton pro-
Evening star., 1955-02-11

THE BRIDGES AT ToKo-RT' q
liam Periberg and George seaton. di-
rected by Mark Robson. screenplay by
Valentine Davies, from the novel OF the
same title by James A. Kitchener, mu-
tario.
1t. Harry Brubaker william Holden
Nancy Brubaker Grace Kelly
Mike Forney -- Mickey Rooney
Beer Barrel -. Robert Strauss
Cndr. Wayne Lee Charles McGraw
Kimiko Keiko Avail
Nesto Gamidge - Earl Hoiiiman
1t tS O. Olds-- Richard shannon
Capt. Evans ---- Willis B. Bouchey
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES FoR SALINE.

CHfLLUM--pet. brick Colonial 4
ern avenues. 8 rms, bath, powder
close trsnsp First showing. Trade,
Sp26, MARSHALL, j. WxpLE CO.,
1894 18th st NV, AD. 4-200b.
RIGGS PARK, 315 Nicholson--F.ve-
rri., sernidet, brick. Vacant. Assume
qI loan. S67 per mo. Open Is. Lu'
RfGGss sPARK--e-roou, corner house.
beaut, knotty-pine rec, rm, plu1
full bath In bsmt.. sep. side en-
trance, powder room, LIST hoor
Storm windows and doors. Cyclone
fence. DiShwasher, disposal. Conv
tranSp.. etc. This house has every
thingl Assume GI 4es loan. Pay
ST month OWNER, Tu. 2-3l6l
GI - Lovely detached brick, yrs
old; Q rms, u baths rec, nm.
Venetian blinds, storm windows
awnings Nr lsth and Randoiph
by appt. la. 5-iSSf. --e
bedrm.. semiyietached brick; Anchor.
fenced yard; separate din. rin.i
assume ~ OF loan, TO inspect, cal
DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC. uN. 4.
s:sfos eyess 10. 3.a547 -
Only S13, ESQ on easy terms take;
3-bedrm. Semidet.. brick. Bus Stoy
At corner Quick possession. Cal
Mr.. CLARK, EA. Spoil. MARSHALL
J, wArLE CO.. 1924 18th St nv
An. l.2005.
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HOUSES for sALE-s.E. tcsnt.l

NEAR BOILING FIELD = sesnidst,
brick, i - baths. pract. new: gas
heat, beautiful rec. fooins CEDAR
tined closets, Ice corner lot. Anchor
fence, Buy direct from owner; VA
appraised. SIs,S25: no down pay
sHaw SEA- 2 o Soo.iisssss sssss sstsrs ss..r cs pR nn
|s-RooM sEMIDEr. BRICK. across
river; SIS month includes every
thing to Gl. La, 6-6250. -
1898 s ST. s.E.-ln row. brick home.
bath. IND n: fun hsmt. With built
owNER. Lu. 4-64os. %
SACRIFICE. 20 settle partnership,
$i2, $50. brick: . bedrms,. End A.;
rec. rfn. with bar: oil; fenced yard.
On bus, mr. stores. Terms TO ouali-
ned purchaser, OWNER. 10. 3-6Ss9,
HONE AND INCOME oPPoRTUNiTY
- unit, brick apt. house, in excel
lent condition; good netshhorhood. .
convenient TO everything, Eood rental
section. small down payment; GI
approved. Lu 4-aT2ti %
IDEAL LOCATION, 1919 D St. sc,
tacheu bungalow: full bsmt.:: lots Of
storegt space; GI appraised Sl2 600,
40 down payment TO vets. Shown
by appointment. Call Mr., Nelson,
With DOUG II. SMILEY, INC. uN.
aSseH ns syss5; 10 o;, ,-s51 S,S e,dv. =
bsmt. powder rm,. first floor. bath:
End a., ) bedrms., separate din. rm.;
G. approved, $4,000, rental, $ll0
month Call DOUG NJ. SMILEY,
INC. UN 4-S260 -
NEW. ready to move in--Three large
everything oar6sse disposal lauils
low down payment. EUGENE P.
FicfNG ST. ELIzABETHs--Homs
end income. Nine.roon house,
sasd Good sise oS loG with a over % so-tt. 'front.' t
age. Shopping and transp,. close by,
Call Mr.. Cross. LU. 4-7644, MAR
SHALL j. wAPLE CO., 1924 lsth
st, NV. ADt 4-2U05.
TOURIST HOUSE, 600 block 2; capi-
3-car gsr.:: good furn. ResulaN, 1878
mo. plus apt. s2i,95u; low down
paymen.. EuGENE r NIXON, RE,
csRrESTER ST.. 1904 tssrd and
penna. aye.l--4 bedrms,, sep. din
lIls rsn.. rec. rnl., ear, -.
OPEN sun. TILL DARk-150l
new brick Colonials at a reduced
price Lse. liy rm. with firepl.,
spacious din. rm., nice all-elee. kit,
and "a bath lst floor; 3 lovely
hedfmS. and tile bath end floor
full bsmt. with half bath; built-in
garage. gas heat, Anchor fence: re-
Suced greatly In price, low down
| payments. To reach Out Pa. ave.
Sc. to Minnesota ave. left . hlks.
to N ST, and rieht 3 hlks, to house
SEAL BRICK, 3 bedrms., ia
baths, sep. din; rm.. equip: kit,
down dI. ERWIN REALTY CO. Wa
T-lp39 ws 7-0334
OPEN SUNDAY, 1909 - HiIlcrest,
e527 Branch ave. s.e.-Outstanding
4 bedrms., 3 baths, with . bedrms.,
bath on 1st floor. Full hsmt. with
bath and picture windows. gas heat
immRc. condition Lge. lot, garage,
grill and FISH pond, OWENS REAL
TY, NE. S-04S6.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
TWO FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE

IhlCE OF ONE
= NO CASH OR SETTLEMENT
Yesi This modern brick home with 3
separate apts. viii provide you
home ana an extra apt 10 pay for
nc no ssssiemsnt. % T. move a Tisht n. si4. 81 .sSa.
Harry |. ooppARD. on. 4.fass
OPEN SUN, IL TIL 6
1878 ssth 8. s.s.-STvo-story brick
home overlooking the Government
rark lily; rm. With nrepl. din. rm..
3 hedrns., 9 baths on End d.; full
osnat. with "a bath and built-in
A. A. CAROZZA co.
gaze Minnesota Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-00i0
Homes of Distinction
Branch Ave. and o st. Sc.
I4Oi BRANCH AVE. Sc.
Large beautifully handicapped corner
lot, In convenient location; large
living room, dining ROOM, kitchen.
. fun and . half baths. bedroouasi
also cluhroem, utility room. and
Also other attractive style homes.
BuSada Realty Co.
10. s-s5o0. Lu. 2-0S0S.
HARTMAN REALTY OUTSTANDING
BUY
FAiRLAwN VILLAGE - a2s6 Good
Hope rd; S open e az 8 Pm pm; cor. sss;. Srs;.
porch, nice lot; price below market.
NR. r. 10TH iHSi AND M1NN. AvE.-Fa,riawn
Village. 2033 r st; semidet, hrk.s
q rms. tile bath. Colonial porchs
S25 down shown by appointment.
ANAcoSTfA-l blk. OF Good Hope
rd., rir. public and parochial schools;
9 ms, all hfk, tile bath, finished
bsnt., fenced lot. GI approved. S12,.
0tl0 LII. 2-5af6
VILLAGE-Er. GOOD Hope
rd. semidet frk; 9 rms, 8 hedrms..
Ssmt n 0s Gas 0s heal. alsaso poreS. deep S' lot;
S13.950; vacant. Lu. .-59T6.
CONGRESS HGTS, Nr. shopping
center; GI no money down; semidet.
brk.. q rms. 3 bedrms.. tile hath.
full osmt.. gas heat $4,000. Lu.
on ALABAMA AyE.--4.yr.-old det.
hrk.. 0 rms, 3 bedrms., lst a, pow
der rm., lse feneed-in lot; $i7,950i
M. ALABAMA Avg.-New det. b
5edrm. rambler; full bsmt., gas heat.
deep lot; SI5.a50. Lu. 2-5o56.
= T. with sedrns'. i'm g. fun bsrat. iii Is s.:
VIII; Sl5,550. LU. l-7128.
.BuNGALoW--33sT MINI. ave-; 3
rms. and bath, gas th,-w.h., garage;
Sl0,950. LU. t-7I26.
Mr.. CORAL HILLS SHOPPING GEN.
TER--pet. brk Cape Cod, rms,
tile hath, finished bsmt. with an-
other bath. GI approved, Sl4,450.
IHIfLCREST--3sa5 Hishwood dr.; uet,
brk.. z rms. 4 bedrms,, : baths, I
hedrIn. and bath lst a.. rec, rm., 2
fireplaccs. sale or rent. furn., for
Sl50 mo. LII. 2-5g7R.
ANAcOSTIA---LRe det., 8 rms. 4
bedrms, with 100 by 100 level lot;
suit. for nursery or lge family.
Other good listings
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
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COLORED
100 RTTTENHOUSE NV

First .ffsfins oi tbs tRis deluxe corne.
property, beautiful detached brick
home, with attract. front porch
containing lee. ny. rm, with nrepl.'
din rrn,, equipped kit. = nice
hdrnis. and bath. full brieht bsmt.,
with full bath, huilt-in Earage. gas
heat. This home Is immae,. see I,
today, excellent value. good terms.
T.y. GREEN, ST, a-eso3. OIL,
Evening star., 1955-01-09
ONLY $500 DOWN
MICHIGAN PARK

Semidetached brick home; newly deco
rated; 2 years old 3 bedrms.. mod
erp kitchen; full bsmt.; 1h baths
link fence. busfare. $3.50 month
nlus taxes. Ii 3-0566. -
Evening star., 1955-01-09

Bargain by Hinton"
Nr. Allison st. NV; 4 natural bed,
rooms, semidet brick, . baths, con-
crete porch. garaee, lovely grounds;
ss2n' ssMs jO soaI a.es;o 81; payment A.. =
Evening star., 1955-01-09

ROCK CREEK PARK AREA
ROOMS. Si.Sup DOWN
Lovely colonial row brick. / bath. :
layatories. modern kitchen, porches,
oak floors garase. auto. heat, mod
PARK ROAD HOUSING
DR 2-1sio t2t-hr. phone ssrsice.)
Evening star., 1955-01-09

HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
tRealtor l345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Sale. Rental Property Management,
Insurance
Evening star., 1955-01-09

CoNGREgs HGTs.. bet. Nichols ave
and 5. Capitoi--4 bedrtns., 2 full
baths. full bsEnt.s I'm. rec. rm-s. pew
aiI-clec. kin. desirable neighhor-
hood; OF approved; can BE- seen
any time. lbs Chesapeake st. ~.
HILLCREsT--Best location. Beautiful
6-rm. brick Colonial: nr. Pa. ave
garage: beautifuI lot Shown b.
appk Nh. RANDxLL. Lu. 4-723o.
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DISTRICT DISCOUNT
CO., INC.
1101 K ST. NV.

YOUNG MEN. 1926. neat and az.
gressiye free to travel through 80
States with large sales sroup; guar
avg. 1857 mo. See MRS. STOLE:
Cairo Hotel. 10 ANIL pm. and
3 p.m.-7 pm. -Io
general farmer and
dairYman: good salary, house, iuel
and other farm privileges: farm mr..
Leesburg Call IA. 2-6l27. --l5
ELDERLY MAN. light duties. inside
work. cONGER'S LAUNDRY. 23rd
and c SITS. NV. 10
GOOD opportunity to learn and ad-
vance in finance business with
Baltimore. Maryland once Of ma
tionai organization: age 22-29
high school graduate. car furnished;
al other company dement's. eall
RE 1850 for interview. lis
! MED PART-TIME Statesmen or
men who think. they can sell storm
optnents In Maryland and virginia.
You can earn from $50 to 30
per week. No experience needed II
you Ike to talk to the public.
Call me now st JE 3-0032. lis
WANTED good men with cars,
:uii time. supply consumers with
RaWlelgh Products. More than
S25001n worth OF these famous
products have been sold in this
county. Exceptional opportunity
Write at once Rawfeigh's Dept
Dct-te-2i6, Richmond, Va.
Al BOOkKEEPER. SS5 wk.; some
ty2ing: typ!st-stenog.. $500 up;
TYPisT. fast. accurate, young man.
sos wk.: clerk typist. good with
figures. S65 wk II seeking q new
position or unemployed enroll Inn
med: QUICK review courses. As
wks.; hundreds openings, S65-Sl 90
wk. up. Inquire MA. s-2340.
BQYDS. cor. 18th and g (Est.
~ yrS).
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Observation-Disclosures toI
expansion. the les can use one
man under 40 with auto. Tremen-
deus need for engineers, teehnt.
clans places our services in great
demand Previous sales experience
not required. We tram; a career
pppOE 5sRe WI Write for in's'vieT s 20
sALRsMAN-For commission selling
Of rugs. bath sets. and carpeting
May carry noncorpeting side line
Excellent territories open. Send
Tszans to 9o MeRRILL aAs AZ "a
.StLEsMAN--Lasalie Extension. Uni
versity wishes to arrange for a
permanent representative in this
district. Applicant must be man Of
character. good practical educa;
ticn. industrious Business and
tween - and 40 Automobile neces-
sary This Is an unusual opportunity
for the right man. II means o.
permanent, profitable business Of MS
own and the territory is. valuable
property. netting upward of $1,000
per wear Thorough traiuing and
Cooperation given with leads from
extensive National Advertising For
interview ask for Mr.. MacGuiLe: at
Hamilton Hotel desk clerk. wed
Thurs. Fri. between 10 an. .l2
SALESMAN - WILL TRADE ONE
MAN IMMEDIATELY for permanent
sales STAFF. Exclusive territory. and
regular trading customers Good
earnings, retirement plan, me-
medical and hospital insurance,
e psd asa'l0 SILVER P snrns xS
and Bethesda area. Call JU: D.
55Os for interview --lS
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BIO. LAB
BETHESDA


L 6E. 4 TECH EzOsr not essential sent
BOOKKEEPER, knowledge Of typinG.
Box 445-c, Star. I'D
BOOKKEEPER. good typist insur-
ance exper. preferred. 5-day week.
MA. S-s917.
BUYER. infants and children's wear.
Position now open. Excellent OPP
portunity for ambitious. alert
buyer. Market experience neces-
saIy. IDA's DEPARTMENT STORE,
560I Georgia ave. NV. .-15
CANDY sALEsLADY, white AL
around; good pay; JOEDAaiN
CANDY & LUEcHEoNETIL, 6iiS
GGs &c ave. Apply manaser., sf'
CASHlER-cHEcKLR for supermar-
ket; good pay. steady work. Apply
FEDERAL SUPER MARKET. 2430
cR RfPns Is wo ns expsr. not nee.
J ToEMAN LAUNDRY. SEAS Wis.
c fSs < Major oil company has
opening for q seasonal employe;
must be accurate with figures and
have good penmanship; Salary
approx S52 80 per 40-hf- week.
dime aRd 9as;hihlir for IA Oy SAssDe
CLERK. tipping rsanirsds;e Pe n,1ne
s sourHRe Gsii'0np 1scouST Co. sSI
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 1875.
CLERK, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, at
National AIRPORT; 5-day, week: air
line pass PRIVILEGES; sala5y Slso-
S225 per mo. Phone Elk. 3-7So9;
Apply in oerson. RKo RADIO PIC
lures. 932 New Jersey ave. NV.
cLERK-TYPIsT, for real estate Of
best local references: salary, $50
week. p. j. WAI.SHE. INC. 1ll5
Eye st. NV. No phone calls. 10
CLERK POSI-.
a slon cleo eonSona ADJ 4o $40
cLEnk-rYrrsr-we have an obep-
ing for young lady as clerk
typist. exper. in working with ng-
ures: accuracy and speed essential:
auto exper. helpful iSIa but not not nee Mrs
bE Benz In0'i BARRY S FATE Moron
Co, INC. 1870 Conn. ave. NV.
cLERK-TYPIsT, permanent position.
youag woman, age 1s to 2s: hiEh
school graduate, for local once OF
national organization: pleasant
working conditions. opportunity Yor
Advancement. UNIVERSAL CIT
CREDIT CORP. Room SIS. STAND
ard Oil Bldg. 2nd and Constitution
CLERK Iii z .:TTxPIsT-permsnsns post
Hon. Sh4: 40 hra. Pc. 3-l766.
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SALESMAN

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSAhI
II YOU feel that you can sell but
have stayed out OF sales work due
TO lack OF experience. then walt no
longer. We offer you training, lib
eral weekly draw against monthly
settlements. good commissions, ho.
muses. and prestige of a triple "A
manufacturer. Must be willing to
work hard and have a car. Gail Ma.
En-0A apnoiTtf Fsenf Id
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, Experienced
hair sfylist, full or part time SAL
airy and commission. 1885 st.
NV. tx. 5000. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR (man or
woman. exper, all-round: salary
and cemm.: for JULES, Alex, Va.
Also nnanicurist. Call MR.. JULES,
XII E-U01u 10
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STEWARDS. white. dining-car sery-
ice. Men with dining car, hotel or
restaurant experience. Good pay.
Must be able TO pass physical ex-
animation and rigid Investigation
past record. Call AID. 2.02O3.
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HO. 2-2476

OIL TURNER MECHANICS - Old
established Arm. Permanent lob.
Vacation with pay Excellent work
ing conditions. Top wages. Only
Thoroughly experienced men need
apply. Phone d. 1913 20
PAINTER, spray and brush combins-
ton, experienced on new construe-
ton. 10. $500. after q pm.
--l5
wanted for small patent depart
ment of textile firm In rhort area
OF Southeast. pay commensurate
with experience. but extensive ex-
perience unnecessary. Call D1. Z
1898. during business hours to
arrange appointment --l5
registered; excellent
hours; good pay. Apply Mrs. Turco.
ONCE i03, MAXWELL A. TENNY-
SON. gl5 10Th g NJ -l6
PLASTERERS
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MAN WITH CAR
Attractive Income Good References
Phone ~. 5.135l
MEN az, TO work on trucks de-
livering refrigeratols and ranges.
Apply BRAY a. ecARFF SALES.
INC. 1911 Tuckerman 81. NV. --15
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1AI,T1MORE INTERVIEWs

Call Mr.. Neil Huffman At
the Lord Baltimore. Baiti-
more. Maryland. on Friday.
December 10. after q pm.
and SATURDAY, December II.
from s am. to 5 pm.
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WANTED
WITH CAR

Big earnings: no experience needed
Apply 1907 Georgia ave. NV,
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HELP-MEN
DRIVI

TRACToR-TRAILER DRIVER, most
~ local driving. DISTRICT WASTE
MATERIAL CO., l0l2 Bird st. s,W,'
TTR1Gsi ifEf'' PLAYER, white, no non.
union: for combo' IN and ogt OF
~ %Vai asD EADi csll BEeSAcE MAN. fun
experience and ability. DAUBER'S 8.
~ SERVICE MEN. full time. esper
outside top pay and comm, paid
Y ss Penn nv ~ fSm e. IL is 5s.e
Tv TECHNICIAN. outside. pcrma-
nent, good pay and working condi-
lions Must he fully experienced. all
makes. Call OIL. 4-41lS for APP
pointment for interview. lie
VULCANIZER. sectional work only.
no nS,, EIscaDDins; salary Depending on n
HgNpLEya 4ts 0I i4th eA st. nv sAN
WAREHOUSEAIAN. white. expert
enced in listing. tagging. wrapping
ana stacking household furn: local
refs nee: permanent position: top
Sslary tSr the s TiEht man mar BETgEs.
ssf ft5s.ASsi S S9.' 4soS M0relan a5 j9ne'
BOY. white experienced in type
printing. Apply BURT wEBB,
l206 18th st. nv -16
BOYS, VETS, TRAVEL
Under e5. leave immed. California
$54 wk. guar; average SIS wk. plus
dore Hotel. 10 a.m.-:S: 30 pm. 16'
MAN. coiored, grocery cxper.; with
Nd. drivers permit; 3ia days: best
refs. Call after s pm. JU. 8-s9s6.
"MANFRIDAY." white. 1885; sales.
once, shippinS; high salary. 1895
Il st. ne, Ii. 7.3303. Ia
MAN TO ASSIST on bloodmobile
operations; neat. courteous. strong,
willing TO work early or late: 40
mr.. 5-day week; D. c. drivers
permit, Apply RIM. o03. D: c. Chap.
ter ARC, 2025 z ST. NV. --l6
MAN, about 40, must be honest So
Der, conscientious worker. refined
and educated; we will teach the
right person TO eventually assume
many responsibilities; GOOD starting
salary. Write. giving telephone
No. Boz 475-c. Star --25
MAN WANTEn
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SURVEYOR

E mp.Sisses GOOD m Day Win STEADY
work in . large subdivision: Apply
At the DAN OsTRoW coNSTRuC-
T1oN CO.. 1924 Ga. Ave. SILVER
4OrinN Nd --lb
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BALTIMORE INTERVIEWS

Contact Mr.. Georse Foster,
vice president and technical
director. at the Lord Balti-
more. Baltimore. Maryland.
on Friday. December is,
after 8 pm. and Saturday.
December II. from s am,
to 5 pm.
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NI rpY rVpICT,C


C1ERA.4 AZ
Young lady under 35, Excellent op-
portunity. New air-conditioned Of
fee: group disqualification: b-day
week. Good salary TO start.
SHAPIRO INC.
I413 K st NV, NE. s-l717
COMPANION, full charge, Of elderly
coiored lady, one of the family
home. small sal. Box @o6-D' Star.
coMProMErER OPERATOR, expe-
rienced. 8 days week. THE FOOD
BARN, 1871 East-West hwy. 81.
yer Spring. Call JU. 5-1201. -l6
CouNTERGIRL, $50 to 100, fye
days a week. Uniforms Furnished.
Apply in Kitcheteria, HARRiNG-
cioJuSTERGIRL, part time, white.
II to 3, HICKORY HOUSE RES
CREDIT OFFICE ASSISTANT, young
lady: exper. MGR 1000. Apply IN
person. KLEIN's. 1927 + st. NV.
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DICTAPHONE
TRANSPORTER

With at least 9 months
experience in dictaphone or
similar transcription; inter-
estins work In convenient To-
cation: excellent working con-
ditions: steadily expanding
organization; 5-daS week. 0
IN As10