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10 - made. Ia Greece, Ginger
win come with me-"
Josanne Berenger can do the
unexpected as well as Marion
Brando. She met William
Saroyan through Vanessa Brown,
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CRVUYMAN RA. 6-24OO. "T b Q
OAA&3aAOSaN Trouble With Harry"
Edmund Owenn, 6:16, 9:35; "Spe-
ctel Delivery" Joseph Gotten. 6:10,
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"A LAWLESS STREET.
Randolph Scott. /, $3.50, 6:45. $40.
CELL 2455-DEATH ROW"
william Campbell. 2:1b, BIO. a;Ok.
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ovided themselves an out on this
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THE EVENING STAR Bis
Washington, d. C.
MONDAY. MARCH IL, 1858
HELP----MEN

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vancement in airline tertn publ.
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-HELp-AEN
Observation-Disclosures

II you have collected routes for al
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cost Of q car, gas. ms, wear And
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CORP.
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HIGH EARNINGS-Pleasant work.
new Earn While You Learn train
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Saturday, 9 to 6 pm. selling small
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SALES MANAGER
HAVE y yog HIT r1. 4 pEAp 81 END

HAVE YOU HIT A DEAD END
in YOUR EARNINGS OR
ADVANCEMENT POSSIBuITIESi
am interested In talking
with o sincere, ambitious,
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some successful management
experience and q burning de-
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Our established managers
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interviewing, hiring, fieid
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Our business is nationally
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please write H. Williams, Box
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES, full OF
part time, to take orders for blind
made articles; no canvassing. leads
furnished; car necessary: $50
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1012 F ST. NV. la
SALESMAN, experienced selling gro
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stitutions: good pay; unlimited cp.
Portunities; Call l p.m.-4 pm
u i-1549. liz
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preferred. Salary basis. liberal car
expense and other benefits. Reply
age and marital status. H. j. HEINZ
CO. 2l01 5th St. ne. IL
capable to sell in whole
sale electrical supply company; car
necessary: annual income. $500.
Apply BEACON ELEC. SUPPLY CO.,
1851 18th St. Sill. Spg., Md. Ia
SALESMAN, for electrical supply
house; Exper, ,prsfsrrsds but not
nee. BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO. S05I 18th ST., Silver Spring.
Md. -12
SALESMAN. well established, well
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service. Young man with experience
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Permanent year-ar0und position.
See McCREA or MR.. FRANKLIN.
616 End st. NV.
SALESMAN-Leadin manufacturer
of ape-operated ONCE equipment
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MERCIAL CONTROLS CORP. LAO
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MEN

Large installment furni-
ture store needs men as
credit interviewers and Of
flee assistants. The men
qualifying will eventually
become credit and office
managers. Excellent salary,
paid vacation and many
company benefits. Apply Mr..
Williams.
HUB FURNITURE CO.
7th and D SITS. NV.
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YOUNG MAN. 21-35 TO ASSIST
coast organization. Experience I'M
necessary. Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied with
500 per week to start. Rapid adj
vancement If accepted. Phone Mr..
Bond, Elk. 3-395S. before noon.
Guaranteed Salary. S1oO Per Week.
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HELP--MEN
Tabulating operator-IBM

10 to so. Some former experience
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draft exempt young man with good
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orofit cafeteria for employees. Ap-
ply Personnel once, 5rd moor.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO., Sl6 l4th st. NV. IA
Tabulating Operator-IBM
10 to 80; some former experience
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$500. COLUMBIA EMPL. SERV.,
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TILE Settlers. helper; experienced.
TIRE CHANGER. Exper. STEADY
work. Apply STANDARD TIRE AND
BATTERY CO.. 10th and II SITS. ne.
TIRE RECAPPER. WHITE, must be
exper.; salary and bonus plan. APP
ply in person to Mr.. Mcconnell.
CoLRoFF TIRE CORP, $40 N.
Henry ST.. Alex. -l5
TREE CLIMBERS, experienced only.
S1.S6 per hr. to start. TAKOMA
TREE SERVICE, JU. S-1630.
TELEyISION TECHNIcIAN, outside.
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~ sERvICEMAN. outside. exper. !;
hours. paid vacation. other bene-
fits. HU. 3-4448, --16
WOOL sPoTTER, exper. only. Steady
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MAN N" AND WIFE white, no chill
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SALESMAN-PORTRAIT
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la

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Statesmen (5)-Excellent opportu-
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mission plus bonus. Call AID. 2-9035.
9 am. to pm. daily. Mr.. FUNK
HOUSER. -15
statesmen, NEW CAR-Men pre-
: ferred with sales background. not
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and demonstration furnished after
preliminary training period. Apply
in person, to Mr., Brown, MANN
OLDSMOBILE. 1926 Jessup Blair
dr.. Silver Spring, Nd. -15
EXECUTIVE TYPE
ONLY. If you are experienced at
selling awnings, storm windows, or
home improvements. this is an
opportunity to Join an established
sales organization. Our reputa-
ton is enviable and we aim to
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commission, monthly and annual
bonus to those who qualify. Call
for appointment, s. MORGAN, DU.
$4,000. Ia
statesmen: neat appearing. well
trained; Nationwide organization.
Opportunity for advancement. Con-
tact MR.. NICHOLAS at Ambassador
Hotel, | pm, and pm.
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YOUNG MAN

High school graduate. mechanical
ly inclined. for assembly work in
precision instrument manufacturing
shop: paid vacation. disqualification
CO., Inc, 1857 Chapman ave.
Rockville. Md, OIL. 2.7s0O. IL
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SALESMAN
Sales Manager Trainee

We are looking for more than Just
q specially salesman. We want to
hire and train good salesman for
DEVELOPMENT as . sales mgr; to help
gram. You should be between IS and
so Of neat appearance and with
best Of references. Liberal commits
sion and drawing account. Consider
this position as your last and final
change. Phone OIL. 9.S3O2 for q
personal confidential interview.
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MEN OF COURAGE
MEN WITH AMBITION

Men who must earn in excess of
$4,000 per year to uphold q re-
spectacle standard Of living. Honest
men who are well-groomed and
hammered. These are our only re-
uuirements. We are manufacturers.
We furnish training. Yearly, month
ly bonuses. and weekly prizes. Over
age bonuses. Some part-time men
accepted. What have you got to
lose? Come in and talk it over with
our manager. Mr.. Lewis. This Is
s0s sos pg9NsTTyurGo sS e HyE Nj
tcor. Sth and Mass. ave. NED
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; no experience neces-
sary. Apply 3707 Georgia ave, NV,
10 m. to pm. daily.
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YOUNG MAN

Big earnings, full time employment.
Prefer married man with car, age
23-35. Apply to Mr.. KIRKLAND,
Sill Ga. Ave. NV.
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statesmen
MANAGERS

Local territory nov open for
qualified men to represent national
corp. in wash. and suburban area
Sincere effort will insure excellent
sear-round income. with excellent
opportunities for Advancement on
merit. Openings also Immediately
available at MANAGEMENT level for
men with supervisory and Tor sub
stantial sales experience. Car re-
auired, For washington interview.
write Mr.. DewANDEL, Phelps, N. Y
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references. Phone 10. 5.s110.
MAN. colored. must be able to
mop noors and do general porter
work. 6-dAy week. 8 Am. TO pm.
Apply between 10 am. and 4 pm,
EVANSVILLE BOWLING LANES,
bs03 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsyille.
Nd. IA
openings for 2 men,
full timei also / part time; married
men preferred: full time can aver
age over Sl00 per week: fully estsb-
hshed routes. no cold canyassing;
steady high earnings; no sales ex-
perience necessary, but must be
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details apply FULLER
BRUSH CO.. Gil National Press
Bldg. 18th and p SITS. NV. or
Phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349s,
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SALESMAN

Yardstick wants q good salesman,
25-40 yrs. old, with retail inside
store selling experience. If you are
= good salesman, yen viii earn earn, q
II not, please do not apply. We
sell fabrics for slipcovers and
draperies. Salary to start, $50 per
week: Call MR.. ROBINSON, Elk.
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New Openings at
MELPAR, INC.
CREATED BY THE CONTINUED
EXPANSION OF OUR ENGINEERING
AND PRODUCTION DIVISIONS
DESIGNER-DRAFTSMEN
ENGINEER AIDES
MACHINISTS
MACHINE SHOP INSPECTORS
ELECTRO MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
SHEET-METAL INSPECTORS
SHEET-METAL MEN
PRODUCTION PLANNERS
STOCK CLERKS
TECHNICIANS, ELECTRONIC
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
J. ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR
EXTENDED WORK WEEK
EXCELLENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
APPLY IN PERSON
BAN TO 4 PM
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
1911 SOUTH FERN STREET
(OFF JEFF. DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Take Arnold 2-V Bus From 18th and Streets N W
to Plant Entrance
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To start immed. with lge. appliance
mfgr. as sales distributor. Earning
while training 1885 mo. Comm. and
bonus, expense arrange. Experience
not neces. Married man preferred.
Rapid advance to producer. not
ed will always have his work booked
weekly in advance calling on def
mite. qualified appts. only. Apply 9
TO IL AM. 1852 Mt. Pleasant st.
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HELP--MEN
SHOE SAT. ESMEN

SHOE SALESMAN. family shoe store.
Wilson blvd. Arl, ia. 7-2004.
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MEN WITH CARS

Opportunity for high in
come. No experience neces-
sary. Apply daily 10 am. to
5 pm.
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SToRF MAlNAG;iFR-TRAINEE. youn

STORE MANAGER-TRAINEE, young
man, age 1885, seeking perna-
nent sales career, leading tire COM
pany has opening in Wash. area
for man with retail sales experience
which offers unlimited opportunity
for advancement. Salary plus bonus.
ia, 7:3O to 8 pm. only, at 1901
Conn. ave. NV, Suite 707, or
write Mr.. F. p. Dixon. FIRESTONE
TIRE e. RUBBER CO., 500 Light
ST., Baltimore, Md.
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s7o7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

s707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Men who are now en-
|ployed, investigate our sup
Elementary income plan
Apply any evening, 7 pm,
Ito 9 pm. or phone RIA. g.
All to arrange appoint
ment.
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HELP-MEN
ROOM CLERK

{ pm. to midnight shift: some no
tel experience necessary; under IS;
good salary. employe benefits: air
conditioned. Call manager for APP
Continent. Hu. $4,000.
HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA
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HELP--MEN
SHOE statesmen

OlIOL 0fkLGDINIG1N
ONLY: permanent
eSssllsnt ssla5y and Gems
r St NV. -l2
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MESSENGERS

Young BOYS. 1919 yrs. Of age,
high school graduates; permanent
dent. Possibilities Of advancement
II under Is. bring birth certificate.
Apply Personnel, Room 500; open
weekdays. ,SS:30-h and Sat. 9-12.
No phone calls
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HELP--MEk
MAN WITH CAR

Attractive income. Good refer.
references Phone ~. 6.Sl10.
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Salesman Merchandise
SALESMAN

Familiar with WASHINGTON area,
to call on passenger car dealers.
Excellent opportunity for man will
ing to work No phone calls. BEN
HUNDLEY TIRES, 3446 l4th st. NV.
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SHOE statesmen

Exper., for women's shoes. Excellent
salary. Also students for part time.
900 Conn ave IA
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virtues, but none have been so
luxuriant. Columbia's engi-
neers doubtless share the
credit.
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TURNTABLE TALK
A Strovinsky Opera
Makes BeIoted Bow

National Radio Orchestra in
this recording, which is la
beled as the recipient of a
Grand Prix from the Acade-
mic du Disque Francois. Oc-
casionally the voices seem a
bit loud. but otherwise the
award seems merited.
Stravinsky's seldom heard
violin concerto has also ap-
peared in its first LIP record
ing, from Vox. This piece has
been around since 1881, strange
as it may seem. 1t is not I'M
melodic, either, although no
one would mistake it for
Tschaikowsky or Bruch. Vox's
is not the ideal presentation,
for the violin is too loud. The
duo concertant, a piece for
violin and piano written short
ly after the concerto, and the
Satirical and amusing ballet,
Gard Game" are also on the
disc. The violin soloist is Ivry
Gitlis, a vigorous if not al
ways subtle performer.
Antal Dorati and the Min
neapolis Symphony and Or
mandy and the Philadelphians
are the newest competitors on
"Petrouchka." Dorati's Mercury
version is full-length, one with
more stress on momentum and
sheer sonics than the previous
excellent but older one of An
sermet. The Ormandy effort.
the more commonly heard con-
cert suite, is coupled with the
concert version of lie Sacre."
Other recordings have their
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TURNTABLE TALK
BY JAMES G. DEANE

Stravinsky is so well known
as a name that one forgets
how little known is so much
of his music.
Angel has supplied what is
plausibly identified as a first
recording of an almost for
gotten Stravinsky opera, lie
RoSsignol' (The Nightingale +,
produced first in 1914 and
hardly ever since. Based on a
Hans Christian Andersen fairy
tale, THE Nightingale" tells
how a bird of natural origin
completes with a mechanical
one, is supplanted and fees in
modification. but returns to
save now grateful potentate
from death, by the sheer magic
of song.
Although written in the
period of THE Fire-Bird,"
"Petrouchka" and Rite of
Spring" the opera for obvi-
Gus reasons had to be a less
violent score. and so it is. 1t
is, in fact. to a high degree
lyrical. The first act begins
almost note for note like the
start of Debussy's Clouds"
And Stravinsky has provided
some surprisingly pretty music
for his nightingale, here
Jaime Micheau. a very effec-
tive one. There are expectable
Stravinskian touches, though,
including some thoroughly
exotic land not always lyricaD
pages depicting the pomp and
ceremony of an Oriental court
"a Chinese one).
There are ballet and con-
cert arrangements of this mu-
sic, but the presence of voices
seems a decided advantage.
Andre Cluytens leads the ca
pable singers and the French
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ing. emotion-packed voice, as
she deity handles How Deep
4. Is the Ocean," and "Why
Talk" both excellent sides.
mercury 70838-x-45.)
FirehOuse s plus 2-This ia
nous Dixie group plays for
lovers on their new LIP, as they
apply old time Dixieland
sounds to II standards. In
cludes Girl of My Dreams"
MY Honey's Lovin' Arms"
Love Nest" Careless Love-"
and others. Good Time Jazz
GTJ-12014)
Andre KOstelanetz Andre
conducts the New York Phil
harmonic In an excellent LIP
titled Vienna Nights" Set
includes music from the pens
OF Johann Strauss, jr., Franz
Schubert. and Richard Strauss.
all smoothly performed. Co.
lumbia CL-769.)
Jimmy CIeveland-Cleveland
and his all-stars have a new
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1.-THE Infancy of the Christ
child" The oratorio, in which
Christ has the most passive
role, is, as Berlioz suggests,
concerned with the events Of
the infancy of Jesus.)
A VivaciOuS Catch-all
The book that follows is a
marvellous catch-all of every
sort of musical story, satire,
biography. criticism, Joke.
Much of it is lifted by the au-
thor from newspaper articles
he had published previously,
but the book is not confused
or formless.
What it never lacks is charm
and sprightliness.
If the charm of the French
is proverbial. it is with Ber-
lioz always an actually.
In his most cauStic TRADES.
in his most extravagant exag-
gerations, the reader can al
ways perceive the slightly visit
full and profoundly human
smile on the lips of the man
who as a boy smashed the
cellos in the Opera Comique
and cried, who dares to cor
rect Gluck?"
Berlioz always took his
idealism and his passionate
ness quite seriously, but never
so seriously that he was OBJ
livious to its humor.
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NOrelCO Hi-Fi
Now Reduced
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Now internationally famous Norelco high fidel-
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Borzun's Book Reflects
Ber|ioz' Wit and Skill

and mastered the three vol
umes of Humboldt's Cosmos"
Musicians Stories RetOld
Reading was not the entire
occupation of the musicians,
however, for they managed a
good deal of conversation and
storytelling. Berlioz got to
know some of the tales init
mately, for "the orchestral
player is naturally given to
repeating himself" In retell-
ing them. Berlioz, in "Soirees
de rorchestra," recountS how,
during the performance of dull
operas. the orchestra spent its
evenings.
(Mr. Barzun's translation is
for the most part good. Why
does he rob Berlioz of the
pungency of his title? Eve
nings of the Orchestra" is
witty; Evenings With the Or
chestra" is nothing. Also. he
calls "L'Enfance du Christ"
The Infant Christ" instead
OF some idiomatic rendering of