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LABOR FOREMAN
MACHINTST

MAINTENANCE Man for large con-
perisnse IN painting, minor adjust.
ments. etc. See Mr. Rakusin at
River I'd. or eail OI. 6-7s16
MAINTENANCE MAN, capable, hard
working married man 70 supervise
npo9ees a. e.. q txe. sssr1 pus ap
2-bedrm. apt. This Is . perm. posi-
tion for the right man. Replies
held confidential. Send complete
resume Of exper.. etc. to Box 2sd-V'
MNTcE. NICE MECHANIC. white. for Ice.
garden type apt. developmt. Exper;
VINO. 8 oil burners. capable q
oS'riHs.nf joS iCn reRs Ssn msn a0q Win
pay. cail LU. 2-l222. 8 III 5.
MANAGERIAL POSITION feoIoredi
With company dealing with public,
for man under As years OF age
with good educational background
experience in entertainment fleid
helpful but mot necessary: gtartins
chance for rapid advancement. Boz
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Ma
tional financial organization has
q planned management trance
program into which 1t viii accept
3 men, 24-35. II you are seeking
rapid advancement into an admin
istrative position through intense
training and are at least 0 high
school graduate, you may qualify
for this program. Those selected
will be assured excellent salary
opportunities and outstanding en-
ployee benefits. LIBERTY LOAN
CORP, 100 N. Columbus st..
Alex, Va, Ov. $4,000. -21
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MESSENGERS

Young boys, l7.le yrs. Of age. high
school graduates for permanent
positions IN our adysrtising service
per week. Apply Personnel Room
605. Open weekdays. 6;30-6 and
Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
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MECHANIC lI

WASHER AND DRIER
For ant. DEVELOPMENT: must be ex.
per; refs; reg, Apply Personnel
NV. Room 201.
MECHANIC, BICYCLE
Wanted for washington's. largest
bicycle store. Top pay, for fully
experienced mechanic. Pleasant
working conditions, in welI-eq uipped
shop Apply 424 9th St. NV: al
MESSENGER, 1928, h.se.; must
have car and be familiar with
Metropolitan Area; sos up. plus
mileaee. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl..
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hELP-MEN

yANITQR. eolored. fun time. ex-
furnished. Good pay. WA0dAMAN:.
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV. --22
JANIT0R, experienced in mainte-
nance: must be capable and will
ing to work; good salary and
beautiful apt. 1913 K st. NV. NE.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN
New car. wsshington's oldest chev.
Hsnsr bt nos nsess
sary. Top earninGs: downtown 10.
cation. Car furnished. Full details
IN interview See Mr.. Lane
BARRY-PATE MOTOR co.
1880 Conn, Ave. E.wA
IAcronA from MAYoNer Hokell
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BUTCHER
Exper.. to manage and operate meat
dept. II qualihed. salary 500 .
week. Apply In person. EVERY
BoDYs MARKET. 1859 P st. NV.
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CAR DRIVERS

CAB DRIVERS
Pun or part time. We instruct YOU
for hackers test. Best season nov
starting. 1890 am. 70 8 pm.
BOB'S STUDIO
l31 18th ct. NE. Ii. 3-5l02
CANDY MAKERS
full time. Many CON-
pany dement's. Apply
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
Parkington. Arlington. Va,
Glebe Rd. and Wilson Blvd.
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AUCTION SAFES tcsnt.)

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Plumbers and Helpers

New work. steady employment. top
wages. Only experienced men need
apply. Report from to B weekdays.
'ASh S5ni SCmMASI GaIT S1o q 81 hoM n W.
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JANITOR

Exper., ref. rea.: good salary plus
2.bedrm. apt. Apply Personnel
Dept" cAFRSITTz FgST Co. 1870 X o.
LABORERS-Report TO Woodlawn
Heights Job; only reliable men need
apply. Top wages: MASTER BUILD
ERs. INC, 6Sth and Defense hwy,
Lanoover Hills, Nd. ~
LABOR FOREMAN
white. experienced in concrete and
footing work, on housine pEoleet.
In Wheaton area. Long steady en-
ployment and good wages for com:
OSTRoW CONSTRUCTION CO..
1924 Georgia ave-. Wneston. q, No
LIQU0R SALESMAN, experienced :
full time, permsnent; write only;
replies CONFIDENTIAL. EAGLE W&L
LSE2f5AiiSs SE92FEA ssss n MN RT RIor heavy N tiucl
equipment: must be sober and re:
liable: year around job for good
man. Apply In person 70 $500
Branch ave. Silver Hin. Md. --2I
MACHINIST
Have opening for .first-class. machin-
ist. Prefer Job shop experience; B.
day. 40-hr. week. with overtime;
good references required. Apply
STONE PAPER TUBE co.
600 Franklin st. NE.
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ENGINEER
THIRD-CLASS

Good salary. Apply ALBAN TOW
ERS, 3T00 Mass ave. NV.
90
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OA1LF GN I EIGO
On contract or piecswork. for large
subdivision OF houses In wheaton
area; Apply IN ,2srson;, Dan pa
1924 6eorgia ave. VIII. '6-64S5
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CAR WASHER, must be experienced;
handy around filling station. CON-
NORs d FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave.
csxRPENTERs. top wages to TOP
mechanics. Report TO Job, Ravens
dale subdivision, Annandale, Va;
out Columbia pike TO center Of An
nandale. make left turn at Shir-
keys Drug Store. road to Burke
w T'lf e sesoa|sssSRsSIeeg5Hsos |ss e 5s'ss
CORP. See John. .-22 j,
exper. remodeling and
repairs; must have car. Bethesda
area, MR.. HILEY. OIL. 2-9a03.
CARPENTERS, 9 good trim men
only: open shop Job: top wages.
Apply at Job ready for work to
A. K. WALDRUP. supt.. Eastover
shopping center, indian Head rd.
at District line. ~
CARPENTERS t?), experienced In
remodeling: willing to work any
place; able to drive, able to run
small Jobs alone; perm. job and
good wages for right parties. CAL
CARPENTER HELPERS
Report to Job at .7:3o An; at
Directions: Out Riegs I'd, to Pow
der MIL I'd. turn right at Knoll
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CASHIER, II midnight to 8 am;
downtown location; pleasant work
ing conds. Call MR.. ICKE8, ST. 3-
91U0. --2j
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PORTER AND STOCK MAN. for
ers permit; good salary with
chance for advancement for right
man. Apply in person, do not
phone. EMKAY LIQUORS. 1882
9th st. ne. ~
PORT-E. young man (colored). deli.
and grocery: part time, am; ref.
6117 Ga ave NV --23
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We have more properties. prospects
and are setting more calls than We
can possibly expedite with our pres
ent staff. II you are interested in
full time only. have had minimum
Of VI. In real estate sales anc can
average st least 3 sales Q month,
call for an appt. KoRzENDoH'
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FLOOR
MANAGER

preferred. Good salary.
liberal discounts and other efnploye
benefits. Apply Employment once.
Room 1856.
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With oil co. Duties: clerk. switch
board operator. cashier. .6-day wk.
good salary 10 start With overttms
For particulars, call MR.. ATKINS
OIL. 4-1274, --23
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FEARS TERps ARE TOO sTRoNG
AerioI Come PIol1ned
By Syracuse CoocIl

son Is II won four games and
lost four.
This year Cuarterback I'd Al
bright Is mixing ii more passes.
he cracked his thumb ia the
Pitt game. but returned hast
week against Army.
The Syracuse coach said his
line Is Just starting TO develop.
with no player head and Shout
|ders above the others. It played
its first good defensive game
against Army. but IN size and
depth hardly matches the sTerps,
|he SID
Rocco Pirro. the former Cath
Iolic University athlete and nov
assistant coach at Syracuse, haz
been scouting Maryland and
Says the Terps are the best he't
seen. Schwartzwalder said he !;
taking Pirro's word for 1t.
Syracuse viii be In its best
physical condition Of the season
land. with some shifts made since
the Pitt game, Schwartzwalde1
says he has the best balanced
lbackfield since he's been there,
That's Jim Brown and Jim Rid
Ion at haIfbacks, Gus Zaso, 40
pound fullback. and Albright
The Syracuse backfleld Is con-
lsiderably bigger than Mary
lands.
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BELL HAS ANSWER
FOR TRICKY QUERY
BY SPORTScASTER

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10
(R.Bert Bell. all-knoWing
commissioner Of the Ma
tional Football League, was
being Queried about various
rulings yesterday ct o week.
" sports luncheon.
Sportscaster Bosh Prit-
chard. q former Philadel-
phia Eagles halfback. asked
Bell:
Suppose we're trying for
the extra point and the
bah. after it Is kicked. bursts
in the air, half Of it going
over the crossbar and half
Of It under. What happens?s
you're out $780," Bell
replied.
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SYRACUSE. n. Oct.
II tspecial, Coach Ben
scfwarszwalder ii syraeuse said
his football squad pas d =
solemn mood today because be
il sffaid his club Is not "a Mary
LANDS league. 1--WE dons know
whether We can give them .
bal game he ssid, bl We
hope so.
The Orange coach said he was
trying 70 neure where Syracuse
can hurt the Terps when Mary
land visits here Saturday after
noon. and 1t probably win be
through the air.
"of course, we1lttry to pass
on them" he said. Sometimes
they give you the short ones,
but they always play the ball
|If you're not accurate. they'll
pick them on"
Maryland has intercepted II
passes In i've games.
Syracuse was known as q
ground team last year, throwing
less than 10 passes Q game and
completing only % for the sea-
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|Bakhiiar Named
|SopIl Of Week

RALEIGH. N. C.. Oct. 10 IT,.
A young man from Abadan. iran
has played q lot Of fine football
for the University Of Virginia
this year. Last Saturday Jim
Bakhtiar did even better than
usual as the Cavaliers whipped
vMI. 20-l3.
That's why Bakhtiar Is this
weeks Associated Press Atlantic
Coast Conference sophomore of
the-week. At that. Bakhtiar Just
barely nosed out Dick Christy,
iiashy North Carolina State soph.
Bakhtiar, 3O5-pound fullhack
and linebacker. gained la yards
for the Cavaliers In 40 rushes,
He scored one Of Virginia's
touchdowns and kicked two extra
points. he also played his usual
fine game on defense. His over
all play prompted John Nc
Kenna. VMf coach. to tab him az
.the boy who did the damage"
Christy was D ball Of fire a
the underdog Wolfpack came
close to whipping Wake Forest
and finally settled for . l3-all
deadlock.
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from first to NTH In pass-catch-
ing as BILLY Howton Of Green Bay
advanced to the top. Otto
Graham Of the Cleveland Browns
retained his place Is the No.
|passer and Vic Jar1owicz Of the
Redskins chung to the scoring
lead with 40 points to "a for
Fred Cone Of Green Bay.
Ameche. who ground out an
all-time .NCAA record OF 3,2l2
yards at wisconsin, trudged "a
yards through the Bears for q
four-garne total OF 476 yards.
The 6-foot-1. AIT FOUNDERS pace
lis still ahead Of Steve Van
Buren's all-tilme National League
record OF LAG yards, but from
here on the road Is all uphill.
HOWE Ferguson Of Green Bay
retained second place with 33l
yards. but Curly Morrison Of
Cleveland. stopped by the Red
skins. surrendered third to Pitts
burgh's Fran Roget. Joe Perry
of San Francisco. last years
champion with 1.049 yards. Is
sixth. one yard ahead Of Alex
Webster OF the New York Giants.
Graham added 70 his passing
lead at the Redskins expense,
hitting q real hot pace with q
total Of IS compilations In 81
attempts for 53l yards. Eddie
LeBaron slipped from second to
third with no help from his re-
ceivers. as Bobby Thomason Of
the Philadelphia Eagles moved
up . notch.
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. THIS Is WIiAT rs KNOWN As "a TlCKLIsH SITUATION
Redskins Posser forget
Of Colts Defense Sunday

scratching end. back for the
game. He worked out yesterday
and said his ankle felt fine. The
cast was to be removed from
|Halfback Leo Elter's aiIing wrist
today. and II he's okay. the team
win have another back who car
catch the ball as wen as. run.
But the Washington squad
win need all the offensive punch
Iit can muster for the Colts
They're steaming in Baltimore
and a victory Sunday would Jus,
about guarantee q happy season
for Ewbank's boys.
An additional $500 seats were
placed on sale yesterday and az
attendance Of more than $1,000
Us almost certain II the weather
lis good. The game win be teie.
|vised in Washington. but seyeral
thousand fans nevertheless win
make the trek to Baltimore Il
see the two rivals battle In the
flesh.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach
Virginia and Virginia Tech
are 90 In the third quarter.

Virginia and Virginia Tech
are 90 In the third quarter.
Virginia Tech has q powerful
ail-America candidate at full
back. Now It Is fourth down and
goal on the Virginia vineyard
line with Tech In possession.
Twice the fpllback has carried
and once the right halfhack On
10 quick opener, all for little gain,
You be the Virginia Tech
quarterback. Rate these plays
Il. 2. 8 and Z for this situation,
III the bali is midway between the
|sideline stripes:
Fullback over guard on . quick
opener
Fake buck and forward pass
(fullback taking buckl
Pitchout to left half after fake
to fullback
Right half through line on
quick opener
fAnsiDer on Page C-3D
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|Morylond Converting
Burgee to Fullbuck

For the second time this sea-
son Maryland's football coaches
lare spending time originally
scheduled for something else on
turning . halfback into . full
back.
Dick Burgee. senlor 18o-pound
lhalfback from Frederick, Is the
One involved In the shift this
time. He's being groomed to run
las No.t2 fullback this week be-
hind Phil Perlo, ex-Roosevelt
High sophomore who originally
Twas 3 falfback.
Perlo Is ticketed a. the likely
starting fullback this week in the
| See MARYLAND. Page Ca
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TALE OF THE TAPE
CARTE

bout win be televised nationally
with the area within o 75-nlile
radius Of Cincinnati blacked
out.
cine night win be televised
IN Washington over Station
| WAGAL-Tv, Channel Z. ct
. PM
The most prevalent guesses
were that there would be o
crowd Of 5000 or 50 on hand
for o direct view Of the scrap.
Promoter Sam Becker still was
hopeful, however. that he would
Ibe able TO sell all or most O.
the Gardens 5000 seats.
Carter Slight Fayorits
Carter generally was being
rated q slight betting fayorits 70
become the iirst four-tine chazn-
lpion In the division In history.
he already i the lirst three
timer.
Thesfnances Of the fight were
I See FTGHT. Rago c.
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Carter Slight Choice Tonight
In Title Fight Nth Smith
Jimmy Striving
To Toke Crown
For Fourth | inc

CINCINNATI. oct. 10 t,.
Wallace tBud) Smith. 8 young
fellow who has YET 70 cash IN
financially on the fact he i
lightweight boxing champion d
the world. makes his frst de-
tense Of the crown tonight
against jimmy Garter, 8 three
time holder Of the title.
Smith. q Cincinnatian. won
the championship from Carter.
|a New Yorker. IN . bout IN
Boston last June %.
The two sharp punching Me-
|groes win 60 is rounds or less
In the Cincinnati garden. Ths
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PoscuuI HurIs 2-Hitter
lin Cubun leuoue Come

HAVANA. Oct. 10 tP1. camile
Pascual Of the Washington sena-
tors pitched . 2-hitter for the
league-leading Cienfuegos Ele-
plants against Almendares In the
Cuban Winter Baseball League
last night.
Cienfuegos won Al.
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By LEWIS r. ATCHIsON

1
I the REDSKINS aren't taking
about the strategy Coach Jo'
IKuharich and his assistant
lmse,c,ane are cooking N, ID,
lr,.--,..,....s .-..--. 80 800
SUNDAY Z sAme against INC Soi.s
Ihut IT seems 70 be no secret II
lBaitimore that the Colts hops
Ito mt The sutieaze on washing.
49,. - a
.o
/ Ine Col.s arg hurting, oelen'
lsiVeiy Win pig sino MaIchstt
afensiye ends. sidelined Win "a.
ljuries, but IL six-two and ever
that Coach Wesn Ewnank come
lss s. I.s, $500 .ss r,,s - - - -
tackle, Checking the throw be.
fore t. gets away seems 70 b,
tine Colts pest net lor tnen
lpaSs 0elense he1oro y sne W0Fs'
~ 1lie league
! Know they aren't gong 2
run aeainst gslys IKE AT Don
lovan ana AfG Spinneys one
lksa!timorean soid tnis reporser
IneyIe cray Y tney IL pe.
cause tnas Donosans 2 one-mat
Iriot ana seems 70 get AL tns
Irest o. tnem Ieo UP. Inc Coit,
laIent worried y mucn aDou'
lsne he 49, Ilnnlng same
zen WIG lnJuiass, - sney ut
aooas tne passln
Yield 827 Yards by Air
The colts have civen nm M,
-. .,-..,
yalus ~ ioul oppolenss s'i1ousi
the atr-the poorest team per
Torrance to date---hut have helt
their rivals Ia sst Yards on III,
- =. =. -,
s.ou ~ ". ~ = 49, 49,
EeSs $3.50 = 80. s..as - . -. go =
sss,. ..a' 49, 49, -. q
,s 80 49,. nepa =. 1919, 1919
~ aat =, - ya.es w passs'
- o Ta,s,n -. ~ Is,, s,oaiiu. 49,. ~,
team % wen as he did In the ex.
lhihition game with the Colt
learly last month he may 80 81
the way Of quarterback. Other
wise Ralph Guglielmi WIN get I
chance TO nv his hand. but who
ever - at the helm, the strateg!
Y expected 70 caii Tor . Dig q
lsieignt q hand % wen as straigh
power plays.
jim Monacnino's recall, ate
being dropped before the start Q
the campaign, holsters the Red
InE Mann HuInYNyvlf
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|Chorles to Fight HoIl

PROVIDENCE, e, /, Oct. 10
Up - Ezzard Charles. former
heavyweight champion from
Cincinnati. viii meet Toxic Hail
LOT Chicago here October 81. It
was announced yesterday By
Promoter Nanny Almeida Of the
downtown A. c. Charles. 81. lost
to Hurricane jackson In his last
START.
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Yunks OFF for Tokyo

/ HONOLULU. Oct. 10 (R.-
The New York Yankees baseball
team. on q Pacific tour. left for
Tokyo on two chartered Japan
Airline planes.
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Slowed Al1lecIe
Sill Far Ahead
In Rushing Race

The Chicago Bears slowed Alan
|Arneche,s headiong dash toward
National Football League ground
gaining honors. but the Baiti-
more Colts rookie fuilback is still
out IN front Of the feld By q
comfortable margin as the 1856
title race begins to take definite
shape.
Few changes were noted among
1.-THE leaders. but Pete Pihos OF thu
PHILADELPHIA Eagles droppet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Chronic Conversations
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

much chianti to outcost a 80
cent pizza, but Thelma was ada
mant, Il know" she said.
you're an alky. Any doctor
viii tell you my system is in
fallible."
Louis L'Amour, the novelist.
was standing outside of Sardi's
and he said he wasn't cold. He
never gets cold here because he
always compares it with his
home town Of jamestown, North
Dakota. There's only two barbed
wire fences between that place
and the North Pole" he ex-
planned. "and one of them blew
down in 1902"
A bus driver named Winnie
said he wished he could get to
those newspspermen who are
always knocking bus drivers.
This thing I'm driving weighs
10 TONS" he said sadly. Your
tin automobile weighs three
quarters of a ton. All day long I
listen to crackpots, lushes and
just plain psychos. I don't know
when I heard thank you or
please or got ANYTHING blu
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The night club owner was
checking a Christmas list and
shaking his head. THE Police
Commissioner has announced
it's a bribe to give Christmas
money to the cops on the beat
and at the precinct" he said.
1.-THE Police Commissioner says
the same thing every year. This
year the commissioner wants me
to call a special phone number
and report any cop who comes
around on the holiday tour.
Look, I never knew a very gen.
erous night club owner. includ-
ing myself. But we all have cops.
flremen, health and sanitation
guys on our list and we put them
there with more pleasure. some
times, than we do members of
the family. If there's trouble or
a fire in my Joint, I want a cop
or a fire truck before ! can
count up to five. I just don't be-
lieve any special inspector is 60
ing to come running. But the
beat cop will. remember one
club owner took a commissioner
seriously one year. Late in Janu-
airy he had a helluva fight in
his joint and it was IS minutes
before the police car showed.
"T been waiting IS minutes,
yelled the owner.
"'We've been waiting since
Christmas the first cop told
him"
Ken Mckay, of the Madison
Square Garden press depart
ment, also was gloomily regard
ing some mail. Nobody gets
mail like u.s." he said. pulling
out two pieces of foreign cur
rency. This is from a guy in
South America. He had made a
bet on the paid attendance for
the Benny Leonard Richie
Mitchell fight. We wrote him it
was 15.443. Now he sends me
this Chinese money and tells
me to have q drink on him.
These days the school kids get
assignments to write about the
Garden. One kid wants to know
how many bricks it took to build
the place and another wants to
know how many hot dogs have
been eaten here. And another
one wants to know what we
grow in the Garden. Here's
pip, too. A guy saw a picture
OF a Harvest Moon Ball winner
In the paper. Her skirt has
swirled up showing frilled pam
ties. The guy wants to know
where he can get a pair like
them for his WIFE,"
Thelma, who serves me my
pizza pies at the Edison Cafe on
Second ave-, added up my check
and also sighed, you're an al
coholic." she said firmly. I asked
how she knew. Because your
check always shows more for
booze than for food. That's the
simplest test" I tried to argue
that you don't have to drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

IcalD for their "Blithe Spirit
TV spectacular.
Sara Shane and Millionaire
Mate Bill Hollingsworth tossed
one of the biggest parties OF
the year. No one knew who was
there-it was too crowded to
see.
launching at 20th-Fox this
week was Terry Moore. this time
showing her new Tam O'Shan-
ter chapeau and big smile be-
cause Terry goes into the Gable
picture, THE Last Man Out of
Wagon Mound"
The happiest girl in Hollywood
is Virginia Mayo, because her
film, THE Proud Ones" will be
made in Hollywood instead of
Texas. Which means Christmas
at home with her family.
The only mistake Conrad
Hilton admits making in Whit
ney Bottoms biography of the
hotel magnate, THE Silver
Spade" is the marriage to Zsa
Zsa Gabor.
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Don De Fore is building his
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Films of More Thon Routine Merit

"HANSEL AND GRETEL-Enacted by charming puppets
q holiday treat for the young SET
TTS ALWAYS FAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gene hehy mu-
steal spOofng of television's folies .
SHRKEJose Ferer repeats his stage triumph as the
tormented mate of fearsOme spouse
"STRATEGIC AIR COMMANDMENTS Stewart in the dra
matte story lOngrange bombers and their crews
ITO CATCH THIEF"-Grace Kelly pursues Cary Grant,
cheered by Director Alfred Hitchcock
"NERE Notwithstanding BOgart heads comic banu
of unlikely escapes from Devils Island.
"THE WIZARD OF OZ'-The fresh Judy Garland OF
years musical fantasy that retains its charm