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ture. She asks 81 million for
each film, and this is the
only star I'd pay it to. I'd
rather do a picture with her
than anyone else. Why?
She's so beautiful and what
an actress she has developed
into. OF course, she wants
to be loved. That's the great
est sickness in Hollywood,
they want to be loved.
They're so lonely"
Mr.. Hunter has good news
for Kim Novak. Il believe
she could be as big a star
as Jean Harlow was, with the
right films. And I don't think
Marilyn Monroe has any
where reached her acting
heights, her ability hasn't
been touched yet"
Marilyn was under con-
tract to Columbia at the
same time that Ross was an
actor there. "One of my last
pictures was a loan-out to
Metro to do The Duchess of
Idaho with Esther Williams
in 1947. I did 20 films alto
gether. My last picture was
at vi, The Groom Wore
Spurs with Ginger Rogers.
That was the end of my
career (and almost Ginger's). q.
I went back to teaching
school. AS an actor at Co.
lumbia, I received 5000 let
ters a week-more than Gary
Grant or Glenn Ford. I won
an award from a magazine
and when Bette Davis had to
give it to me, she asked,
Who the hell is Ross
Hunter?' But if you have
energy and work hard, you
can lick Hollywood"
Mr.. Hunter has the pleas
ant habit of giving his lady
stars the lovely clothes they
wear in his films. Both Lana
Turner and Sandra Dee took
Evening star., 1960-08-21
ACover Girl
Needs Movies?.

HOLLYWOOD (AP). "A
major studio invited high
fashion model Isabella AL
bonico from New York for
tests and additions for a
movie contract. Miss AL
bonico, a native of Florence,
Italy, once was Dior's top
model in Paris. Of a movie
career, she says:
I'VE agree on everything
but money. In my business,
1 am a star. Out here I would
have to start at the bottom
and be paid accordingly. I
don't know yet if I want to
be an actress. There are too
many reasons against it,"
The reasons add up to
100000, what she earned
last year posing for magazine
covers.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
BY BONNIE AIKMAN
Star Staf Writer

If you like your Shake
speare served up in fine
Colonial style, the Gadsby
Tavern 18th anniversary pro-
duction of The Merry Wives
of Windsor" should be big
item on your late summer
time entertainment menu.
This most lively of the Bard's
comedies, produced by the
Little Theater of Alexandria.
opens Wednesday and will
run nightly except Sundays
and Mondays through Sep
tember 10.
The traditional play with
in a play" fast becoming a
favorite August event here,
harks back to the early days
in Old Alexandria when. with
no theater available. strolling
players performed at Gads-
by's-then a famous Colony
inn visited by such highly
noted theater lovers as Wash
ington and Lafayette.
Set to welcome the audi
ence throughout the run are
Evening star., 1960-08-21
She's Somewhat of q ScrewboI|,
But Julie Is q Delightful One
BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Julie
Newman takes sun baths
under a blanket; believes
movie acting is better than
stage acting; thinks Of gay
Paris to feel sadness; relaxes
by hurrying and is so tall
her legs measure 38 inches
from thigh to heel-yet is
scared of height.
In a word, Julie is some
what of a screwball, but
delightfully."- so.
She's been a screwball
since she first danced in
movie musicals eight years
ago. Reporters didn't quote
her then.
They do now. Since, like
another chorus girl of those
days - Gwen Verdon - Julie
went to New York and be-
came a star.
Julie. "a, daughter Of a Los
Angeles State College pro-
fessor, is back in her home
town as the star of Mar
riage-Go-Round," with Susan
Hayward and James Mason.
She's playing the same part
that got her Broadway's
Tony award-and wearing
the same scanty wardrobe.
Julie is a tall girl of eX-
quisite architecture. She says
she's 5 feet 10 but she looks
much taller. That's because
she likes Az a-inch heels. She
has no complex about her
height.
Il can breathe in elevators.
1 can watch parades," she
says. Il find most men,
whether short or tall, prefer
big girls. We remind them of
their mothers, I guess.
Tall people don't have to
waste energy trying to look
important. Little people get
ahead because Of Illustration.
We get ahead because Of
superiority"
Julie is big all over. For
the statistic minded, she is
39-23-39 and doesn't know
her exact weight.
I'm a welterweight," she
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOLLYWOOD
Glamour Films for Women
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-"I special
ize in glamour synthetic
word" said Ross Hunter,
Hollywood's new wonder boy
producer who gave you Pill
low Talk" with Doris Day and
Rock Hudson, currently
Portrait in Black" with Lana
Turner and Sandra Dee. and
coming up, Midnight Lace"
with Doris Day and Rex Har-
rison, Back Street" with Su-
san Hayward and "Tammy
Tell Me True" with Debbie
Reynolds.
II want to bring the people
back to the theater," said
Ross, a handsome man in his
early 40s. who makes all of
his films about rich people.
I'm sick of drab, dirty peo-
ple," Ross explained. II hate
poor people because I was
poor myself. And I don't be-
lieve that poor people want
to see themselves on the
screen. They 60 to the NOV
les to escape. That's what
made me go to the movies
when I was a kid. I went to
see glamorous stars like Joan
Crawford and Norma Shearer
who always wore beautiful
dresses and jewels" In his
Midnight Lace" Doris Day
wears ST. million worth of
real gems.
They Love Glamour
Il make my pictures for
women" continued Mr.. Hun
ter. And women love CLAM
our" At the moment they
are loving Lana and Sandra
in Portrait In Black" San
dra," said Ross who gave the
18-year-old blond her big
chance in Imitation of Life"
with Miss Turner, "is just
discovering boys. She's the
hottest young star in the busi-
ness. She is always inpec-
cable and glamorous. She's
in Italy now for "Romanoff
and Juliet" and the Italian
men are mad about her"
From Imitation of Life"
Lana Turner, who was a
partner in the picture. will
receive around So million, her
producer told me. And she
should make the same from
Portrait in Black" She is
naturally very worried about
her daughter Cheryl. She'd
like an opportunity to prove
she is a good mother and is
terrified that the State will
send her to a reform school.
Cheryl was on the set every
day and adores her mother"
Rex Won Over
Ross, who is known as a
"woman's director" was
pleased when Rex Harrison
came to see him after Mid
night Lace" was finished and
told him, II must confess I
was worried. But I've never
been so happy in a picture,
I've never felt so wanted"
This is his problem, he wants
to be wanted. I guess we all
do"
ITS as true of Elizabeth
Taylor as for Rex. I'd love
to have Elizabeth in a pic
Evening star., 1960-08-21

home their gowns from "Por-
trait in Black" and "Imita-
ton of Life" Ditto Doris
Day from PILLOW Talk" and
Midnight Lace" Susan Hay
ward will get her 48 Jean
Louis creations from Back
Street." Debbie Reynolds
can't wait to get her mitts
on the clothes she will wear
in "Tammy Tell Me True"
She already has her dresses
from at a m m - another
Hunter winner. No wonder
all the glamour gals of
Hollywood fight to get into
the rich people" pictures in
which Mr.. Hunter specializes.
If I had a bit more energy,
I'd try for a part myself.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

NATIONAL-Dark My Fair Lady" resumes tomorrow
CANDLELIGHT PLAYHOUSE-Dark. Tunnel of Love;
opens tomorrow
CARTER BARRON AMPHITHEATER-Vic Borge Show
$3.50 m,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
THE PASSING SHOW
Comes on EIektro
Without Tears

royal Argives so homicidally
involved in so frenzied a
family quarrel.
Yet, thanks to a mind that
is intelligent enough to realize
the uses of perversity, Girau-
doux is prepared to say some
thing for and about Elektra
and her family that was
overlooked by other authors
from Euripides and Sophocles
through O'Neill.
A Wayward Girl
With all the amusement Of
the plays Beggar-God char
acter, Giraudoux's spokeS-
man, he says it: namely, that
Elektra is a wayWard girl
lacerating herself with hate
and vengeance and wasting
life when she might use it so
much more valuably.
1t is vastly enjoyable to
the theatergoer to hear Elek-
ira thus humorously, if COM
paSsionately, reproved.
This is as it should be to
those who have spent their
lives sharing Elektra's
wretchednesS with all those
other doleful playwrights.
Moreover, it makes it pos
sible for Lois Nettleton to
create a classic heroine who
SINNERS rather than smould-
ers in her death duel with
her mother, Clytemnestra,
and the latter's lover, the
reptilian Aegisthus. These
ElektraS who have been
smouldeTing since the fifth
century B. c. are no fun.
The one Miss Nettleton plays
with such unrelenting pas
sion, and so little essential
distortion of the character,
is not fun either but there
is a fascinating liveliness
about her that makes her
much more dramatic.
A Sound Of Shaw
She is this because Girau-
douXs "Elektra" surrounds
her with Greeks, human and
deific, who speak as wittily
as if they were Bernard
Shaw, or more so because
they are as wise and witty
as GiraudouX himself.
The utterly delightful one
of these is the Beggar-God
played by Lester RawIinS
with an art that is as bril-
liant as even that which
GiraudouX asks of his actors.
AS a part-time participant
in the action, at other times
a spectator and commentator
on the lurid miSbehavior of
the tenants of Argos palace,
Rawlins' is the plays hilari-
our performance.
To make this "Elektra" as
exciting and amusing as
Hitchcock makes his films
shocking and macabre would
seem to lie far beyond the
resources of any summer
stock company. Where in the
world could such a group,
rushing at such speed from
play to play, find actors
intellectual enough to grasp
such a playwright's mean
ingS?
Olney always does. appar-
emily more easily than it
manages much less complex
plays than this one.
1t presents a superb Clyt-
See CARMODY, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-08-21

CARTER BARRON AMPH1THEATER-Vct Borge Show,
$3.50 pm.
OLNEY-"Eektra"; 2:30 and $50 pm.
SCREEN
AMBAssADoR-"oceans H.; Sinatra World War II
veteran leads buddeS in a raid on five Las Vegas
casinos Las, APO, 6:55 and $50 pm
APEX-"Operation Amsterdam spine-chhng British
melodrama of a daring World War II mission l, 3:lo
5:20 1880 and $50 pm.
CAPITOL-"Murder Inc; BrookynS depression-era
crime syndicate; 1:5O $50: $50, 750 and $50 pm.
DUPONT-"The Rest is Silence; superb German film OF
the Hamlet story set in Hter's time lbs, 1926 $50,
7:35 and $40 pm
KEITH'S-"Emer Ganry' Burt Lancaster in birthstone
swirl of oldtme religion; 1910 230 455, 7:25 and
9:55 pm.
MacARTHUR-"Im All Right, jack; Peter Sellers at his
best in comedy about labor and management; 2:15,
4l0, sos, 8 and 9:55 pm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL" Sinatra, World
War II veteran, leads 10 buddies in raid five Las
Vegas casinos; las, AIS, 645 and $40 pm.
ONTARIO-"Sons and Lovers; poetic film of the D. H.
Lawrence novel, well played l. 2:45, 43O, $40, 8:O5
and 9:55 pm.
PALACE-"From the Terrace: film version of John
O'Haras novel about mans pursuit of success and
money 1870, 4:10 6:45 and 9:25 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"Come Dance With Me-; Bardot is back,
this time involved in French-favored backmail
scheme l, 2:4O 4:30 $40, sos and $50 pm.
PLAZA-"For Members Only; which sounds like good
idea lis, 240, 4:25, 610, 7:50 and $40 pm.
TOWN-Psycho"; not quite up par for Hitchcock but
$50 pm.
NS-LUX-"Strangers When We Meet" sin in suburbia
/, 3:05, $40, 725 and 9:35 pm.
UPTOWN-"Can Can: overblown production of the Cole
Porter hit with Shirley McLane and Frank sinatra;
and pm
WARNER-"Ben- -Hur" brilliant 11-Oscar production on
mammoth scale of the story of Christanitys birth;
and 730 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

NATIONAL THEATER-"Irma La Douce"; opens Septem-
ber g.
CANDLELIGHT PLAYHOUSE-"Two for the Seesaw"
opens September 5.
CARTON BARRON-National Ballet OF Canada; starts
Tuesday
SCREEN
AMBASSADOR-"Crowd Skies; with Dana Andrews
and Rhonda Fleming.
APEX-"Tiger Bay with Hayey Mills Horst Buchholz.
CAPTTOL-"Lets Make Love-" Marlyn Monroe; starting
Friday
MacARTHUR-"S for Scoundrels' Alastar Sim
Observation-Disclosures Skies" with Dana Andrews
and Rhonda Fleming
ONTARIO-"It Started in Naples" Sophia Loren, Clark
Gable
PALACE-"All the Fine Young Cannibals."
TOWN-"Hroshima, Mon Amour; with Emmanuel Riva
and Eiji Okada
Evening star., 1960-05-14
SECRETARY
nan III KnH
SECRETARY

Washington once national cleo
tronics manufacturer. above Du-
pont Circle. Rusty shorthand &C;
salary: pleasant working cond,:
company benefits. Call MRS.
FERKo, DE. 3-9211.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES start
to 40. 5-day. 40-hr vk. Ma
TIONAL COTTON COUNCIL OF
AMERICA, Rims Bldg. re. $1,000.
sECY. .-TYPIsT-RECEPT.
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1927 X ST ST. 3-6520
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP WOMEN
COOK

Colored, expeg., to work in ArlinE-
ton, Va. Perm. position, discount
on purchases. employe benefits.
Replies stating exper. aad ref.
Box 3Oo-D, Star.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
statesmen

young men age 25-35 to train for
professional selling. Sales exp. not
reg: training allowance. sal. plus
comm; grouo ms. hosp. sick leave
and retirement benefits: excel.
opport. for right man. 10. 4-03S1
week end; III S-RQG7 weekday
Evening star., 1960-05-14
NAiNTENANCE MAN-REs MGR
garden-type apts., live-in quarters
plus salary; refs. Apply in person

IIus oaIaIg' ItIs. hppIN IN ptLsUu
e000 North Daniel St. Arl.. Va.
MAN, as asst. mgr. in TV sales and
service store; experience helpful
but not essential; must be ia
miliar with public and have sell
Friday, J.. to @: Sat, 8 to 5 pm
Salary open. Apply in person, I tc
8 pm. LITE RADIO & TV, colo
I4th st ms
Evening star., 1960-05-14
SWIMMING

At least $500 per wk. is no hot ali
for each of two statesmen to b.
selected to sell the Edwards $3.50
aoove-ground swimming pool Tht
full size pool that has iust prok.
en- the cost barrier Hundreds oi
leads furn. and full commission
paid on close Of sale. No down
payment and S5 per wk. Financ-
ing assured. Exper. storm win
ferred. There Is BIG money for
You as close as the telephone
Call Mr.. chenoweth, OIL. 4-590S
TEACHERS, white, select positions
stert To $1,000, ADAMS TEACH
Evening star., 1960-05-14
SECRETARY
iECY.- GIRT, FRIOAY. RECEPTs

For executive vice president of ex-
panding p-intinr plant; ne: ex-
cellent opportunity for co1petent
secretary. Call Mr.. DALRYMPLE.
"A R-aRRe
Evening star., 1960-05-14
PROGRAMMERS
Real Estate Statesmen

Experienced; MontE. Co. area; must
have car; bonus srraugements,
Call Mr.. Smith, CHESTER KEEL
LER WOODMOOR AGENc
CORP, JU. 5-7l00, Q til Q.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP MEN

PRESSERS, wool experienced; per.
cooled plant Apply Mr.. Callman
ARISTO CLEANERS. 1929 South
Capitoi 81 III 6-Ry66
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SIOli hiNNETTE WV ESI'IATi b. TAATTiEISMkNr SMISErIS
227 Woo,.ward Bldg. Re. 7-44l4
SECRETARv, sumner replacement,
with legal exper.; ShirlinRton.
Week ends. FL. 4-l7l1; Mon, TE
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SHOE statesmen
SHOE GIANT"
For large discount operation. Men
will be trained for managers DO
sition for new stores to be opened
soon. Apply and get all details
from Mr.. coltz, HE. 4-9657.
STORE MANAGER
Washington. Nd. suburban
area, retail exper. hiEh
school grad, age 25-40: eX-
Gel. chance for Advancement;
immed. opening. OIL. 6-0Ss2
for interview.
STOCK CLER = YOUNG COL
ORED MAN for stock room and
emergency deliveries. Must be in
telligent have D. c. permit and
be familiar with nearby Nd. and
Va. areas: starting salary $50
with generous company benefits
Reply in own handwriting with
full particulars to Box 2S6-D. Star
Evening star., 1960-05-14
THEY NEVER CHANGE
HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED
BEAUTICIAN

BEAUTICIAN. All around. GEORGE
I'd. NV. Call CO. 5-2934 anytime.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
CELLARS DIJ(

Continued on Next Pags
Evening star., 1960-05-14
GIRL FRIDAY
GIRL FRIDAY

N1nL T 161Oh I
To do gen. clerical work in serv-
ice once. Automotive background
helpful. Typing nee. Excel. work
ing conds. Salary and many co.
BENEFITS. Contact Mr.. Stakes.
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC, 1929
Ga. ave NV.
GIRL FRIDAY-Knowled Of short
hand and bookkeepins: general
once routine, AD. 2-1S40, 21l5
Evening star., 1960-05-14

And shampoo-manicurist for Sil.
yer Spring shop; also shampoo.
manieurist for Georgetown shop
ROSE RAYNOR'S, FE. s-1322
ewes, OIL. 4-6357.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

white. Must have heavy oil burner
experience and be familiar with
minor electrical and plumbing re-
ply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
4235 North Pershing drive (reaI
Of post ONCE. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

MO1 I1En . HELF Eh
Whito girl under 25 to live on
small farm in Potomac. Nd. SI5O
per RIO. No cooking exDsrience re-
ouired Call GA. 4-s105.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
PRESSER

Woman. combination. steady employ
ment. guaranteed salary. vacation
with pay. Apply ONE HOUR MAR
TIMING, 3333 Conn. ave. NV
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP MEN
aerVice and gales deptE- For appf
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

call wa 7-43ll.
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN
5-day week. s hours Oer day. guar
anteed salary plus commission and
weekly bonus. Apply in person be-
fore pm. STERLING LAUNDRY.
44i9 Baltimore ave. Bladens-
burs, No.
LIQUOR CLERK. full time. exper..
willing worker. state sal. expected
and refs, replies confidential.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, white, exper
only; local refs: excel. starting
salary. Mr.. Weinberg, LARIMER'
LIQUOR STORE. CO. 5-3445.
MACHINISTS-Expanding r and D
organization in Rockville area has
openings for exper. machinists:
sal. commensurate with txper.,
excel. benefits HA. 1850.
MAILING SUPERVISOR and pur-
chasing agent. Handle ordering
and inventory Of printing. sup
plies. plus directing mailing op-
GRAFTON for large association
Good salary and excellent oppor
Write Box l34-A, Star.
MAINTENANCE MAN, Food painter,
able tn do all types OF apt. main
tenance: reliable: sood refs per-
msnent. Must have good trans
portation; gas and oil furnished
Reply in writing to Box 1884.
Star.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
BEAUTTCJAN

NS-MANAGERS
For expanding shops in Wash. and
suburban Md; top salaries and
commissions. JU. 9-S491.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP MEN
SERVICE STATION ATTEND

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced, white. Apply 29nd
and Nirginia avenue NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, over 81: experience neces-
sary. Apply HUNTINGTON sHFLL,
l3l9 Richmond hwv.. Alex. Va.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, nc
helpers, to install ducts in Cd and
new houses. Must have car and
versity bivd.. wheaton, Nd, Si3O
TO $3.50 am. and to 4:3O pm
SHOE Statesmen C2l: exper.; full
and part time; guar. salary plus.
PARAMOUNT SHOE STORE, 1227
Good Hope I'd. sc.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP WOMEN
MOTHERS HFT,PER

MOIHERS HELPER
White girl under 25 to live on
small farm in Potomac. Nd. $50
per RIO. No cooking experience re-
ouired Call GA. 4-s105.
NURSES. R.N.-Permanent openings
and vacation relief for day shift.
ADnly NATIONAL ORTHOP Die
AND REHABILITATION HOE
PITAL. 2455 Army Navy dr.
Arlinston. W.
NURSE
REGISTERED. for prepaid medical pro-
gram. Serving membership Of over
10000. Excellent Working eondi-
tions; 40-hr. wk., ] month annual
/ leave; sick leave benefits inrlud-
! ing comprehensive medical and
hospitalization coyerage for self
and dependents. Insurance sni re-
/ tirement program. Beginnirg sal
ary. S3.A95 yr. Provisions for in
eresSes. EX. 3-593S.
NURSE, white. caoahle. pleasant.
to care for invalid man . days a
week. VII. 6-52I5.
NURSE, eye doctor ONCE. some
typtng. 5-day week: $50 start
Can DI. 1896, Monday after
j" neon
NURSE-sECRETARY with previous
office eXpeT., for Internist's office
downtown. White only. sge 1910
Shorthand not essential. 5-day vk
includes sat. am. $3.50 TO oual.
person. EN- 2-7afa.
NURSE
PRACTICAL. white. FOR small nurs-
ing home, Silver Spring area: good
salary; car necessary. EV. 4-6l6l,
OFFICE CLERK, part time, foI
LANGLEY Park area: knowledge Of
shorthand and tipping desirable
but not necessary: permanent uo-
sition. Call MISS KLIMAN, he
H-303l after . pm.
PART-TIME SECRETARY, morn
ings; fast shorthand, typins
knowledge Of current events eS-
sential. NE. s-4269.
PB:, OPERATOR, EXPERIENCED,
/ IMMEDIATELY: 2 to IL 80 pm:
permanent. Please call Mrs Eollo-
ran, 10 3 . m. NE. S-4419. or
come In to see US at SIBL Ely
HOSPITAL, 1l4O N. Capitol st.
POSTING CLFRK
Accounts receivable. 5-day week,
LUMBIh WHOLESALE LIQUOR
CO.. INC. 1910 Montana ave. n. e.
Att: Mr.. E A. MehleT.
PRESsEkS-wool: experienced; per-
manent top paying Jobs for top
cue lity pressers in modern air
cond. plant. Apply Mr. Callman.
ARISrO CLEANERS, 1928 s. Capt.
tol st. Ii. 6-6966
PRESSER
Woman combination. Steady en-
ployment. Guaranteed salary. va
cetion with pay. Apply ONE
HOUR MARTINIZING, 1898
Conn. ave. NV.
PROGRAMMES
Junior and senior with exper. on
1O4, Gu5 or ll03A. Wash. and New
York openings. Call NO. 7-7226.
CoMPUTER USAGE CO.. INC
REAL EgTATE sALESWOMEN. full
or pert timr, will train. Call Mr.
KORSON, ~. 9-O326.
REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMEN -
Opening for 4 full-time sales
women. Learn while you earn;
must have car. Mont Co. area.
Call Mr.. Denny, sales mgr, c.
ROBERT GRAY e. CO. Member
OF Multiple Listing System). 9l6
Ellsworth dr.. JU. $4,000. q til g.
RECEPTI0NIsT-For beauty salon,
2 davs week. PER OF GEORGE-
TOWN. 1911 Wisconsin ave. Pc.
S-I400.
RECEPTIONIST, type As wpm.:
S265. BETTY GRAY EMPL., 2ll
woodward Bldg.. ST. 3-7123.
RECEPTIONIST
Experienced for hish-class beauty
salon. ) days a week. Call NE.
S-6ql7 for appointment. Q to 5:36
RECEPTIONIST midtown once, ex-
eel. opportunity, interesting work,
Evening star., 1960-05-14

LIQUOR CLERK. full time. exper..
willing worker. state sal. expected
and refs, replies confidential.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
INSTRUCTION. COURSES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. gen. re.
modelling: 20 yrs. in business. Mr..
WOOD, EV. 4-60g7. after 4.
ADDITIONS, remodeling, repairs 81
reputable builder. D. c. or Nd,
cash or terms. cH. s.sOe2.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
SITUATI0MS-MEn

BOOKKEEPING AND TAX sERV.
ICE "a years experience: refer
ences. Phone IA 7-5s00
COLLEGE STUDENT. senior
tmath.I, desires summer or perm.
Job. Oppor. to continue school
part-tine in fall. Box 366-C,
Star.
CONSTRUCTION SUPT. AVAIL,
Just completed lge. project; COM
mercial and residential exper. |;
concrete speciality. so. 5-S96l,
EXECUTIVE CHEF, steward, thor.
oueh experience hotels, clubs,
restaurants. menus, food costs,
buying. supervision Seeks posi-.
tion. Box lB2-A, Star.
EXPER. - retired colored man
wants Job as night wstchman,
hone't and reliable. Refs. Ii. g..
1856.
WHITE MANS yrs. 4 yrs. hotel,
motel exper. 10 yrs. stock control
and perpetual inventory, Ho. p
2104 ext. 504, Mr.. HAMILTON.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Age 81 To 35. for general once
work, 5-day week, pleasant work.
Ing conds. Air-cond. ONCE. Salary
$50 per week. Apply JAFFE, 9II
l3th ST NV
Evening star., 1960-05-14
statesmen

Well-established local COM
pany seeking to increase
present sales force by four
men. Guaranteed salary plus
car allowance. Sales to busi-
firms solely. See MR.. VOLK
at 1921 Lee hwy, Arlington.
Va, between 9 and IL am.
Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

cosMETICIAN AND DRUG CLERK
top salary and special bonus. Ref.
erence .MBASSY DRUG STORE
1852 Columbia rd. NV, CO. s.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
INTERIOR
DESIGNER

One Of the Nations oldest
and finest furniture stores
REQUIRES an experienced in
terror designer. Excellent
salary. Call Miss Helmbold,
ST. 3-S466.
w. & ]. Sloane, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Position with aggressive nationa
association open Immediately fol
competent eXper. secretary: 5-dsy
week; excellent working conditions
in modern air-cond. building. lib.
ersl employe benefits. Starting sal.
ary commensurate with ability
1900 20 S4,S0O. Interview b.
appointment. Call RE. 7-544O
Ext. 20.
SECRETARY
Immediate opening for youns
woman with general knowledgl
Of all phases OF once procedure
as secretary TO administrative
assist. Of small but active whole.
sale firm. Shorthand helpful but
not nee. Paid vac. and hosp
Pleasant surroundings in moderr
air-cond once. Salary com.
mensura;e with shl. SIMPSON
LUMBER CO., 9519 GeaTgia ave
silver Spring, Nd JU. 5-464s