davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-11-20


old gentleman which reminds to dust of that story
of Griffith Pegle Pegler hbreathng
sportswTter.
Look Ne Up, Sometime
This warn with mortal variations for 20
years. of the husk the kernel OF truth
remains whose broke down. Maybe 1t
Pegler who Ghs chief heck at the me 6ut
in the story authentic
training in Tampa in those 192Os and
going The Mats lived at the ashlonaoe
Griffith not long before from manager 10
affecting white flannel trousers ana cap III e s
he the hotel veranda
late afternoon, nWardy cutlne tae
throat of the Peg he noticed nazzy
open-top stalled in the street The driver he could e was no
He which end was the hood period
Griffith sauneed across and oHereo 10
help long himself digging among cylinders ana
lying at diferential BY some miracle ne
and Griffith rolled out from uo ne
he viewed the wreckage OF ms u1or
Thanks" said he drove of Il hope can
return the names Peg WestbrooK Pege
Look sometime
Sometimes the Hoyos Were Lucky
In trying the 18th GeogetoWn-Geoge washington
football Saturday at Griffith Stadium the respective press
agents much with which to work. In ac ey can oie @
one big nducement the big That Is the thing winch
sells Amv VS. sold the Cadets and Mdshpmen
during the low eoo Inc
of possibility of upset even when form cnars o
a decided victory ,,. - + r,,o
342 for Georgetown Inoeeo
the hutout in IL games and IN moving no m
Staeys team shows record OF no Willis
and the Georgetown wne not ce
being one d the Nations 500 record Tor s4
rated far above the DOWNTOWN chooi.
But interesting gan1es COUPE VI ~
vintage overwhelming avorites year ago. were oA
tn win 18 to g. directly attributable to nocKeo KICK
tumble and pass ntercepon Geogetown real good teams OF 1893
1a4O and 80, respectively anu do o" ~
colonas hopeessy outcassed in pregame estates
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Harvard Captain, Hurt,
To See Come Tossup
By the Assoeiated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 90
Harvard Football Capt. Vince Mora
vec will be on the field in Yale's
bowl Saturday to start off the 64th
meeting between the Blue and Grim
son. But Vince, injured so severely
in game against Virginia that he
never will play football again, will
be out only for the pregame toss.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Two Rivals Bowl
300 in Same Game
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90
Two bowlers on opposing teams
rolled perfect 300 scores in the
same game here last night.
Johnny Beans of the Phillies
Cigar team was the first to come
through with a perfect score and
AL Di Giacomo of the Orsatti
Beer team followed a few minutes
later. It was the first time either
had scored 300 in a match.
Evening star., 1947-11-20


newspapermen find impossible to cover impair
TALLY. If, during the course of his misty little
thank-you speech, Clark Griffith was to say that
his Washington Ball Club was outlucked by the
Yankees in the 1947 pennant race that statement
would go unchallenged On November 20, that is.
Speaking unoffcially for newspapermen who
really know Grif, I'd say there isn't man in
sports for whom they'd more readily stand up than
the little white haired trail-blazer Oh, they take
whacks at his ball club. They publicly disagree
with some of his policies from time to time, too.
But in our town that's all right. It's case Of it's
okay-if-we -rap-him- but don you-go picking
that-fine- -old-guy.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Come at Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier Merchants foot
ball team will meet the Baltimore
Tru-Fit team at 2:30 pm. Sunday
at the Mount Rainier High School
field. The Mount Rainier team will
practice at o'clock tonight at the
high school.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

writers pretty rough on the
old which reminds to dust of that story
of Griffith and Peger when Pegler re-breathng
snort
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Picket Complains Management
Seeks to Mesmerize Him

The picket is 80 groggy from strain.
Attorney Ernest Goodman said,
that he plans vacation in the near
future to gain respite.
''Mr. Nilsson puts his face right
up next to Moser's," Mr.. Goodman
asserted. Then Moser takes out his
watch and times him. Nilsson stares
at him without blinking or moving
for up to half an hour"
Mr.. Nilsson protested that he pos
sessed no hypnotic powers.
Judge Thomas F. Maher set De-
cember 10 for hearing on Mr..
Moser's complaint to determine
whether an injunction is in order.
An estimated IS members of, Lo-
cal 157, CIO United Auto Workers,
walked out August %, 1916, in what
the union said was demand for
recognition.' The company described
the dispute as a jurisdictional quar-
rel between the CIO and an inde-
pendent union.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
By the Asseeiotsd Press

DETROIT, Dec. S.-The perils Of
the picket line were underscored
yesterday by John c. Moser, who
charged that his duty at a strike
bound Detroit plant exposes him to
the hypnotic eye Of management.
Picket Moser accused Olaf Nilsson.
65, operator Of a small West Side
tool and die shop, Of seeking to
mesmerize and hypnotic the pick
cts by staring steadily and closely
into the eyes Of said pickets for
periods up to 30 minutes"
1t hasn't worked yet. Mr.. Moser
admitted. but it's had an effect.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Births Reported

| AT Io" ~ ". ouIcdu u vltal 6tdtlotlCb,) -
Algie and Virginia Amandus. boy.
Edward and Irma Baruday, boy.
Howard and Helen Barkey, boy.
Charles and Ruby Bolton, girl.
Eugene and Marjorie Bingham, girl.
James and Olive Bottoms, boy.
Watson and Lorraine Bradley, girl.
Lucien and Mary Bruce, boy.
Edward and Olive Burton. boy.
Loran and Audrey Byler, girl.
Joseph and Annette Chappell. boy.
Frederick and GLADYS CLARK. boy. ''''
Floyd and Christine Cornwell boy.
Paul and Mary crocker. boy.
Wilson and Hilda Cross, boy
Yves and Elizabeth Deros. girl.
| George and Marie Distl, boy.
WnstSh and and Ems Eqnin. R0Edy sx.sS: nSy .r
Fred and Mary Everett, boy.
stephen and Rita Feeley. boy.
Bruno and Mildred Floria. girl.
Stedman and Catherine Fortner, boy.
Theodore and Martha Frye, boy.
Lois and Magdalen Cray, girl
Harold and Dorothy Gustafson, girl.
Hamilton and Elisabeth Harris, girl.
Edward and Mary Hawkes., boy.
Willard and Mary Heath, girl.
James and Betty Heldreth. boy.
Ross and Ethel Howell girl.
Basil and Dorothy Howard. boy.
Edwsrd .na Lo5stta lsa;tt dslssias sr
Carmen and Dorothy Jones, girl.
Horace and Margaret Josephson, boy.
William and Edna.King, boy.
Van ard cathryn Lawson, boy.
John and Jean Lawton, boy.
Palmer .nd Paulette Lewis, boy.
James and Sara Magill, girl.
Andrew and Helen March, gin.
Raul and clsmentins Ortiz Mena' siri.
Kenneth and Marfon McAtee hoy
Thomas and Eleanor McBreen, boy.
William and Ruth Mcclellan. boy.
James and Lois McEnrue, boy.
Joseph and Catherine Mcsweeney. sin.
James and Viola Norwood, girl.
Raphel and Hiluna Ohutt girl
Francis and Doris Pearson. boy.
.dgar and Ruth Peters, boy.
Edwin and Doris Pugh, boy.
William and Rita Quinn. girl.
Claude and Jean Ramsey, boy;
Samuel and Margaret Ragland, boy.
Emanuel and Ann Reiser, girl.
Lloyd and Winifred Ritter, boy.
Edward and Anna Rogers, girl.
joseph aaRas .nd na0 Eiia.o.tS iSsb 0t Romss girl
MorWick and Janet Ross. boy.
Charles and Mary Saunders, I,. siri
Wiil,m ana Rorothy sh.|fnm ssnnlt5, bot eo'
RAYMOND and Helen shsvock, sirl.
Jackson and Lois Shotton, boy.
Harold and Irene Sides, girl.
Joseph and Kathryn Simpson, gin.
Edward and Carter Sloane, girl.
Junior and Evelyn stotler. boy.
Francis and Bonita Sweeney, girl.
Cha les and Doris Tansill, girl.
Barney and Alice Taylor, boy.
James and Olive Taylor, boy.
James and Margaret Tomlin, boy.
George and Della Trader. girl.
Thomas and Mary Urich, boy.
Roger and Ottie Vickery, boy.
George and Helen vourans, girl.
Thomas and Rita Wagner. boy.
Cortlandt and Dorothy WEIGH. girl.
Beverly and Edith White, boy.
Peter and Lois whitney, boy.
Charles And Ethel Woodworth. boy
Stanley and Mildred Woolwine. boy.
Charles and Edith Worley, girl.
sylvan and Dorothy Yuter, girl.
William and Louise Cornnor. boy.
Almore and Marie Dale, boy.
Ernest and Carrie Houston. girl.
William and Maggie johnson, boy.
James and Wilhemina Mcmillan, gin.
John and Marie Patterson, girl.
Jack and Pearl Robinson, boy
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Tool Engineers Plan Dinner

Potomac Chapter No. 48 Of the
American Society of Tool Engineers
will hold a dinner meeting at 6:45
pm. tomorrow in the Continental
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Association Asks Better
Iiqhfinq on Mills Avenue

Measures to correct inadequate
lighting along Mills avenue were
proposed by the Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Citizens Association last night.
The citizens contended 1t Is dam
q gerous for women to walk down the
street at night. They asked that
either other street lights be added
or the trees around the light poles
be trimmed.
The citizens last night marked
the 31st anniversary Of the associa-
ton.
The meeting, conducted by w. A.
Eisenhart, president, Was held In
Bateman,s store, 2004 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, cafeteria once; prefer ex-
perienced person., quick with ngures, no
sna sssp2s ssis c sH0d GIL sss
aPRSintRsnasL sHs4 VIGIL INSTRUCTION if you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral 50.
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. GIVE voice. and phone numeeer
eeI1xkRksTYPisT. e1x sss ISL some reception work. in
Concern acani In Bethesda: sood at fisurss and
accurate typist: opportunity. for advance,
ment; 5-day week, paid sick Leave and
IsssEs MAsssF or "a mss agr woop ss 81 fais Gan
tionally advertised soft drinks; liberal
Commission; full or part time Phene
MEN H 'N AND WOMEN, for telephone or per
sonal contact work to orisinate leads for
rock wool insulation and other products
homes excellent commission set-up, Call
S5iis So5iaashAsv1EhH = S " sStss eoRpa sss 5th
.n s, Sx xsn Ex xrFI, aA7a q handy man to live on
a farm: cottage furnished and salary pei
MEN Nj AND Mai WOMEN. white. wanted to work
in dairy plant; II midnisht to an. Ap- Az
ply in person. 1885 II 81. Ne LII. Z4oo
REcEPTIoNIsT. to sraciously meet public
and take care OF veterinary once wnlc1
saas giving n spSrs som. On hoSotfaf
permanent position to industrious person
Please phone AT. $500 for appt. with pE
TRMORRs-Experienced on mems I'm,
union wages; modern daylight shop; nnes'
LEWIS EGTFiss 4 eoFfts,Snss TaoMAs sAITz, i4os st
Evening star., 1947-05-15
.Nff,R] I A(EN.

WO0L sROIIERs expsrtenes6; sod Ea9s9
HIsloN LAuHbRY. z1is HamSden lans.
Bsthssda, M. Call Oh lit. II. ~ ~
9o1SG NAN 4 q srsinsa ior ,.,.,.s s.sisstans q.
not nos'i necessasy. , unasnsl opsp1crtanit1 Win
larFe cooperative czgAnf1ntion. :, r. eox
YotGNG tiJs "a 1SiAN. aa-as. trained 10 80 sun-'
S1o0 Der week: $40 salarY while learnins,
Only hons.t sn6,.icus msn IN w ~ s1ssl,snt essn
hub iIId. LAgND.slss ~ s7th and zsstsrn Aye.
5S;gS Inns &, .as. s..R
supply house selling nationally advertised
merchandise:: mnst have car: good oppoTf
iS5 fSssrs Nap Pal ;f: 81 SIS soores or sD qor
TouNG HAN With drivers N 3 permit ri % pics
pD .na p1 dssfI iox Psxss M4oR 5seoa c6 6 sSf
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsyilles Nd. WA. 3a62.
YOUNG MEN. single, aa 70 ss. to learn
Who quality win Be trained a nanasers
sha sTsneh h'sss of,sss SIS we week Surina ss.is.
ing ing period ~ IL I;ah st. NV. o0LCD-t
xYobNG HSN. s Wiling % w0ss IN EsesssyI
MANis sssS ili MAaKEF. r. 'iase ( st: Sc. rs
YOUNG MAN for pickup, deliver and 90
Mcit. for cleaning plant. must b. nest;
ToGsS Nan va 2SSP 3 Earn is.sT
work IN multigraph department Of large
Advertising arm; no expsrience necessary;
%SaSx1fDnfvE2Rs SIasx nsex & sos xho slos can furnish
covered-ton trucks for delvsring tslephcneI
books. starting Nay 17.ApplZ AS-
92O & st. NV. National 5000.
AIRLNES want young men. See I'd M
der "Instruction Courses." MlDWESf1sN
NO sRILING-I want men who have
had experiences In meeting the public; IL
hr. and expenses. Apply 6S3 LIST %. nvs]
Evening star., 1947-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OWNER- Of an old-estahlished
brake business ia yrs. In one loentionl. !.
must yacate premises By June J.: viii pur-
chase or lease suitable building (n.w. Sec
f0R WIZ soT sE geE Ss for
myself MAJOR RALPH y. RoWIEY, 1910
Sudbury I'd. nv. Washington, D. c..
SERVICE now availsble
for small businesses; our rates are rea-
sonable and service convenient. Write
BOX 223-E, Star. lIs
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started.
kept. part time; tax returns PREPARED
statements, audits; reasonable. OR. 2O74.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate Installation. D. A.
STANsBURY. Ii. 3029.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-watef
heating plants; no cash needed. small
monthly payment: immediate installation
DIAMONDs. JEWELRY WANTED--Highes
cash prices. Free appraisal ARTHUR
Markell, $40 st. NV.
6-PIECE Rand for parties and dances.
Starting May FL. Write p. O. 212. Benj.
Franklin Sta, washington 4; 2; 20
debts made by. any. other than myself
=. B. FREY. Jr., 400 Barton ST., Art-
ineton, Va. l6s
Evening star., 1947-05-15
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ledger clerk. ex-
perienced. Catholic typins rsaanirsa: an asp n9e to
itssi ass sS.b -zs
st = fisa1es sns Gall n' Msf sT. ~ saas R oct
sEauT1cIAN. e. re Di exDer. good salary, qppor
er adyancsment taooE asos salon aaE ap1f 1ftn an
ssas sss s.ssfaas ifls's 'Rs BsAS GG5s2a sSR
BEnuffdnAN, BHl3u rfShA Il nlT ali around; 5aday week;
shop; Ih some eve. work. GE $500. GE. 1910.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Lovely. lovely air air
ditions: call sH 6s4s evenings, and
ssrmsasst pg.ssn | s,4.
saS sgfH SasTgA ies sso
iss ssa5TT nS oFnsa1oa Pr s1aa .zp.r.eneed hour.
sE2u4Y K 4 sssEs ssEos sns So i5sh g.
saisry. saayi GOOD hours. Phone wo. sis5 d
sna9fT sa fpfTsr Ph SfSS ,. ,st7sIsss
in all depts Apply H. DILLON. INC
snaUTY LA f9pa orEsATcR aEs for Glen
tee; salary, no object. RUDOLPH c0IIF-
&. i'$s Il ss
salons top salary and commission. Msl
ppEEAuTY pE ~ OPERATIONS ta5. experienced;
salary and commission; permanent posi- 81;
ssaury I'eaij IsHop sGasIas ssla Conn. ave. Mis
In IN person Or cali FR. 44o9. Good vsses
~ asfanTY nHYl'o OPERATOR. good position open
interview only. ELIzABETH ARDEN. 1l47
GGnnHsssYlea' GsHaHTY osrrffRAroR, srf experienced Z a
ssss! cog 5iiE' IS sfsi,Hs FTP; Ss
MssS6asln sMnz1H4 sss scsfsEkaToe :1p.risneed sor
small exclusive nv shop Muss dnr: Se : fofo Re-
ssrAGGTx Gaa 81 eS2PERsaTos. RsaaTaos experienced. to take
over immediately following OF operator
saI ~ nsi sss54T 4 H7sl saos as e ~ nssss4 ss4s
g0oKKEERER, fun sh.r.sI age Unit sh Ms as;
IPHIPPS, FR. 1888, for appointment. 10
BOoKKEEPER-comp to handle dble.
entry set Of books; must be neat ana ac-
eurate Immediate vacancy in oia-estap-
IIished local merchantne organlzatfon, hsIs.
rsaarsd AZ 1spiies Eeps ri. aysrtisesns
write Tor interview. BOX 41-D. Star. lis
BoOKKKKRER- General Insurance once.
Apply NH. BACHSCHMD bet. and 10
q m, 017 18th st. NV. -lo
1OOKEEEPER.fYEIsT experienced IN
double entry Bookkeeping; pleasant WORK.
inG conditions, good hrs. and pay age,
26-3b; excellent local refs REQUIRED ,Csh
|BoOKKEEPER, douhle-sntry. system. doc.
forse once, permanent employment. rood
pay. Apply In own handwrftins. Dex i97-
b, StaT. --1e
Evening star., 1947-05-15
sALEsMEN.

MAN WANTED for profitable Eexleish
iivins nvias'si at start start. write RAwLEIdHs
Rg Rla psE pfsFAE als1 saLfsMEN GhssssNE f. you
yoa ean IL sanas earn ap ~ e yearly with
Sass esi oW ss or not sooe
SALESMAN. experienced wholesale gro
sspais sppE =. i. fpals1FsRfBufisa Co.. sis-
SAIEsMAN1.Pleasant outside work. sal
ary and comm: car unnecessary; sxperi-
fy 70 Sis n
NEW Hiss YORK JEWELEHT CO. 7Ts 7th St.
sALEsMEN, with cars. for Guardian sery-
psr W. and aD Il s4sS s. for aDp
Statesmen earn more than any other
in IN the art Of seiiinga Opportunity avail
Thurs sns Ssv r Yort Rson s3s A.
sse aaa Storm window and
screen company wants 2 men. expsrasn51ssdt as51snt
earnings. bonus, plan and paid vacations.
FWfEx4aERauHRD FfEicna1 seseld coRF., i4,s irving s.
sAIEsMEN-For direct home selling, This
Is permanent position. Offering unnmiteo
opportunities. salary and commission; cas
fsisntia CO. fs am .assF s. 1as Z neon e. MAsGs
statesmen for week ends only-Wash1ng
toms largest and newest shore develop.
ssndy msn Sesch, @ ss on cResapeake h Bay. has most
to offer Of III. Plenty of sales to be made
Exssllsnt Income pust hags h,gs cfEx aIGs 61i
SALESMAN, real estate, excellent PROPOSE;
record WooDRIDGE REALTY ALT co. NC.
safEs M MANAGER . Hire and train men
experience in soliciting accounts FOR CO.., col
lection agency essential; commss,0Ihas s,Ia pa, pan
Saas' Sigh wases uss Weekly. week BUREAU. NC. 1871
Prospect aye, clsyeland 10, ono; aap. vide
oTaanization of established distributor
installer Of oil and gas heating eanaptmSsn aptasn,
tions: to S0H esrninss $50 to $500 weekly ,.g 3
We back you up with al necessary ~, sIaar az,
strraishtforxsrd sar sha and viii work as v shloy
you You viii. be well paid foE satisty,,ni n.
hundreds CT homeowners' waiting reauire
nsgts Fh3Dss s4EEs SE ss sERvcE Z RszS0 CO.
Sra St. NV, Tel. IA. 6s1s or IA. 1919
AuToMoT1vE oPPORTUNITY-one Q
the largest wholesale distributors OF auto
motive supplies and equipment has sale
territory open in this section; oStrloute
only top quality materials and for an am
bilious man, with selling and automotiv
experience this would be real oppoTtu
nifty. Reply In detailed confidence TO 20,
iSsAlTioNAL IA co. needs salesman to detail
doctors and sell drugstores in local area
aIloWance: previous selling in food o.
drug feld desirable. BOX 22s-E. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced
with old. reliable firm; ssryy ysTy promising fa
Evening star., 1947-05-15
-16 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
1s,

Leaman KxpeY, ~, 1864 Columbia I'd. nv,
Joseph Greenstein, 80, 1000 3rd q, -.
Infant Christopher Harmon, 4S11 Alton
Infan. Leslie, s24s Georgia ave. NV
Alice NJ. Carter, 76. 47g Casey ct. s-w.
Leyenia Hyson, 10 1882 b r.. nv.
John J. Brooks, 81, 623 End g. sWs
IiIlian GateEood 3d. 1I20 Morse st. n.e.
Lena Smith, 63, 1920 6a st. IN.
Blanche Nelson. 61. 434 10th 81. Sc.
Virgiriia Gillespie, so, 1906 13th st. nv.
Lonnie Williams, so. 33S g
william n. Anderson, Al, 344 = 81. So
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Classifled Advertising Il
the outward and visible sign
Of reader conn idence and re-
Spouse. The Star prints
each week 3 larger number
Of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday. the big day In
Classified Advertising, double
that Of It's Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau Of vital statistics)
Jacob Keiser, 49, Soldiers Home
1ridget Murphy, 81, Trinity ColleSe.
Emile Montrop, 81, s1s 9Th st. NV.
Juliet III. searie, ~. 3026 Klingie rd NV.
Martha N. Johannes, 80. Silver Spring,
eS., nse5.s geuslis. e1 1ssS ESS, 9thn:y 81 NV
Marvel H. Parsons, 81, Alexandria, Va.
Joseph L: .Luber, 81, 2939 Mills ave. ne.
Charles Il. Peters. N, 42s 9Th st. NV
Evening star., 1947-05-15
AGENTS.

FRANCHISE OPEN on State Of virsinia
needed by every one: excellsnt deal ior
live wire. DKON DISTRIBUTING Co., Oil
Eye ST. NV, 4:30 to $3.50 Pm. weekdays.
8 to IL am. Saturday. s---l0
Evening star., 1947-05-15
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

CO1l6CCut1Ft1y - - z
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line
additional.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
SECRETARIAL

Open all summer, day and
vacancies. DAY SESSIONS;
Intensive course In shorthand
course u sscsstssiai trsininE
EVENING SESSIONS: News
10, cheice Of ID Beginner
Refresher training including
APPROVED COURSES FOR
applicants In private industr!
nAtions.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Slrayer ColIeue Of SecreiariaI Trainina

Homer Blds.. Thirteenth and r Streets Ma. I1lS
evening Amply In advance, limited number Of
June 23, choice Of courses, D special S-week
classes lst and Srd Mondays Of each month. May
= classes in shorthand and typewriting, or Cd
dietatisn and Transcription.
CT VETERANS Strayer graduates are preferred
and make excellent records In competitive exami-
Evening star., 1947-05-15

AUTO MECHANIC, Al: also Al me-
chanic with front end experience, chrysler
centage to qualified man. with every other
advantage as to working conditions: new.
modern shop and Weaver equipment; D.
EN-. 1900, or apply WHEELER, INC, 48O0
Evening star., 1947-05-15
BENJAMIN FrankIin Uniysrsiiy

100 18th st. NV. Re. 22o2
ling presrsm lead. 70 p. C. 8. aeEres oa:rs
and auditing positions furnishes basis e. aSs
C. r. A. examinations. One-year post graduate
Pace curriculum. Coeductionai. Ask for 10th Year
ccepted for Fall Glasses.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Mon. to TnurS. evenings, @ IO Iu.oV. IaH
PHIARiMACfsT. registered, for mornings
PPSSSSaaoaSSSzlH PSSa sHaE :sSsE,sns.s in f.,
commission., Apply bssyssn eaS eel. 4 and PM;
fSH PHoToakAPhER ST I % wants ants Experienced EXP caller
propositlon + towSna. g Sa,I "A Alex !; (, 2000s
FiANo FEs ri fLxYEs. DsiHssn tor o. nishts week.
si:sS S:Ss: .ss CT: .sS, 81 hssE q.
fFsLxs4EkEss + SaHEfk Esss 90. steady work. top psss
AsTakRs Sr sSTHe and hSd Sf csafsr sop
raAi reEular work work. cH. $40, OK. i7ss; eyes.
FL ffHHAsTEsERs s9iR;aR WANTED; long Job, tor
rLAsrEREHs. good pay. long Job. Cal
fIuHsEh. f sG2 asssf With enoaiedse of s.eam.tins
must have hand tools; sober: good steady
lob for Tgat msp mgs' TR says sss srivf
PiUMBER; must have car: for new Mary;
iadd house work. Phone WA. 5000, 1e;3e
PIaiMSER LII n a'y AND D. HELPER, 1st class onl,
HEPBEsRT lSSs asT LACEY ENGINEERING co.
5403 Ga; aye. NV. ia. o4aa' eveni,gsss
filt pfbasEk. shs a0Gi must have car for nsg g Nd
house work. Phone WA. $3.50, 7:30 IN
PoRTER. p e1n colored. c. G. SLOAN & co.
PORTEK, for liquor store $50 wk t,
start Apply in person, HOO 9th st
PoRTER. colored. for LIQUOR store: mus
have drivers permit. Apply b319 Wis
sS I swas saEss idoP n e ass ":
"a a1@ .-18
POTTER. eolored. good pay: references
| good hours CAPITOL HEIGHTS PHARr
MACY, 5s16 Central ave. Capitol Heights
POSRTER. general porter and package work
1855: sober, reliable; reiere1ces @ @rsauired
soRRIHk.lr Pm sf' fHoroGkaPaER ass ga IN for sar
stgdis;s az ses! salary. Cal, Sll AR .n5 5FuasLE
PREsSER, experienced on silk and WOODEN
TAfIoRs, TfiAsfhISo5Rs $40 10 18Th 2Sa st. ne ne M1s
pRESSER; one who can sew: salary open
Call IA. 3442 or co. 1770. -16
PRESSER, cclosed. generous compan,
once, THE HEcHT CO.. 612 It. III
PREssER. experienced. silk and wool: Ecot
pay. good vcrkins conditions DU. ty52
lPRNTER-oPERAToR for new intertype;
gabd pay, hourL working eonditlons: PEI
DU 1Q36 -16
IA aaDIo IoS nErAIHarAN, for .ous.id. work
NV, lis
Evening star., 1947-05-15

STOCFMAN, intelligent, sober man TO
Si-es Mr Watson assk sAET2 HsT9so sRos. TAI st. NV
SToCKMAN, man to work in stock and
ras not necsssary. See phi, 4. l. N. TRAD
TATLOR-Experienced on mems and wom-
up per wk.: steady JOB for good man.
TAXI DRIVERS wanted to rent or buy.
ssas ELI Raskesss css sas eo 4 ssd mss
TTiMEKEEpER and material checker, for
building % % organisation. Must be experienced.
Write in detail to Box 236-D, Star. --15
Timer, experienced, sober. reliable; good
TiaNER,s Sanssh H MECHANIC. as 1st class and tin
ner's helper good pay. Apply 1882 M st.
TRUCK DRIVES, colored preferred; union
TN snssn ri 5sirR be
y .op sasrs oe ssaly sh en
state experience. refs, ETC. BOX leS,D
EHfoR sRvies Ssea G x.ntfs is HoRsifsSf
sspondenes schools 10 1 I'd under instruction
vEE1T1EEESANs-opportunity to learn lumber
business and on-the-iob. training; book,
keeping. accountancy: bh-day wk.; gooe
SG5ikdt1ps s1idpS sonSati0sHsso WI ssoo Bethesda area s
WAfTERs, extra, colored. Sat. and sun,
Nfg 71s ADgEHuMs1 AgHHM R petsS1 co1NhY Tesrs ciab @
WNhaSfEfnEIRnroRfEk, NhSEn InrsosRfEk colored. for empioye
cafeteria serving lunch only; permanent;
5-day wk,. liberal vacation; group insur-
ance; salary to start. $I,S72 annually;
must be experienced waiter. Apply in
person bet 3 am. and 3:30 Pm. per-
sonneI once. NATIoNAL GEOGRAPHIC
sTd asa zsh sss Supervisor, s
peTience In wsrehousins OF furniture,
must be able to plan workable stock ar
rengement and co-crdfnate the activities
position, excellent opportunity for adj
vancement; stats e sss; sducation- expert
WATCH1GAKKR, hignly experisnced, quar-
anteed excellent salary; be FOUR own boss.
WOOL rHEssKR, ezperienced only; good
ssl.r1' ssesdy pcsltioa ADRly ps5.son1nsl 5s 1n
mont q. nv. Ills