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HELP MEN.

APPLICATORS for brick and asbestos sid
ing, asphalt roofing; steady work. BONQ
ASSISTANT BtYER-For major appli-
ances large dept store requires the
service of an eXper. man with knowledse
age age exper., salary expected. BOX Box 34o~V,
ASSISTANT BUYER, upholstery dept, ex-
perienced; 5-day week: 20'r discount on
purchases. Apply, 9TH floor GOLDEN
sssfsTANr hssS n Bo9kktEPER apS sEf 10 handle sc
worker and furnish satisfactory ~ references.
Give age. quIalificatlons qua g and exper' in let
ArssIsffAHNT JANIfok tcolored). expert
enced on elevator snd switchboard See
resident manager. THE HARW1LL APIS.
ASSISTANT SToCK SUPERVISOR. must be
pfpans pGsmen OF oce 4 eor eope LANBuR ARpS
AUTO BODY MEN-We need , exper
metal workers and helper, with own
and ms GsSF 40 AFS fao co
Alto t lFvaf MEcHASfcs II AD exps1enced ssGG for
permanent Jobs with Washington's oldest
diioRs iIoR; 5l2,dagy week; TOP earnings for
PATE MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave. n.w.
AlIO MEthANtCS t5i. eXper. IN toros
and other make cars. good pay, insurance,
4o-hr. work wk., holiday with pay, vaca-
ton with pay. clean shop, See Mr., Duke,
LOGAN MOTOR CO, 2017 Virginia ave.
AUTO MECHANIC exper.; De Soto Piym-
ontG dealer; exeeL w9rSing Gonditi1nnS; on
CO, 5Ol3 Georgia ave. NV. RA o4o0,
AUTO MECHANICS, 2. must be expert
Wh pay ee Ta
satSssdn NESS RU1cK INc s6Go AIS Hampden Jane
sTToMoBfIT sSEroide, E MEcHAN1cs-rhere IS
future With Ford. Let us tel you about
our profit sharing nay arransement: sood
working conditions, vacation and holidaS,
or see Mr., Friel, AT. 020O, NORTHEAST
MOTOR co, Ford Dealer, go Bladens-
auTo aqFf ri 0MfRtesHIAN1cs-r ftsI you are looking
for permanent position with good work
ing conditions; hish pay, vacation with
esy q McN RRd Hns MooRs s0ds ITS
sI auTo a," MEehANic, Nc 1st-clsss; none other
AUFo affT SERVICE CO, sf sof7 HinSEA it. NV.
AUTO PARTS MAN for service stockroom
salary. sal " See W Mr.. siattery. toO L. P. sTEUART.
It. Sr MT s5n4HEsE HEEEEf noRoK So
Ford dealer. 920 Bladensburs rd. ne.
AT. 0200. -21
AUTOMOBILE STOCK CLERKS, experience
not necessary vacation with payA-group in
surance hospitalization, o-day week. Gail
MR. RITNOUR. HO 5000. go
BAKER, thoroughly experienced must be
sober and reliable: no Sunday: daywork;
high salary paid\to right man. Apply
S1I Pa. ave NV. -26
BARTENDER to work in small beer garden.
Apply in person at the Post Exchange,
Henderson Hall. Arlington, Va, opposite
Navy Annex. go
BaoKKEEPER. preferably young account
ing student with desire for future: salary
open Call 81. 1444 go
BOoTRLACk; must be experienced and do
general cleaning, steady Job sood tips.
Salary, $50 q week. DEBONAIR VALET,
2612 Conn. ave. NV.
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Statesmen.

MEN-Get into sales work. most lucra-
tive profession. with company that can
work, we can make you financially inde-
pendent with a constantly increasing in
come. For further details. write Box
REAL Estate sALEsMAN-An expert
enced operator with car will find many ad-
yantases WORKING out of this ofl,ce soM leads
personally at 1889 Conn. ave. MI 4311.
pany? Real estate experience not neces-
ssry. but must n, 6s sale salesman mean aes W
REAE sGesr s9EEsMsNowe have
aggressive. organization offers an unusual
aauainted with Northern Va. Liberal
sales and listing commissions. Firm
members give active cooperation. OK.
SALESMAN, about $3.50 yrs, pharmacist
or one qualified to call on retail drug
resent a leading chemical house, D. C.
and surrounding territory. Box 1857. Star.
SALESMAN. shoe findings and leather; un-
usual opportunity. Give all details. Box
sAIEsMAN SALES IAN (vhite,, commission basis. In
sIs'ifSs oy pELMARVA TSg DfsqR1BuToRs, isl Room
303. 35l5 14th st. NV. -26
SALES MANAGER to direct sales and pro-
motional activities Of lsfse. prog progressive ess,
dow; must be fully ,aualified to plan, initi-
ate, and execute sales program. and direct
successful record in this or allied field of
svng fai Of PAST @ @
strictly confidential. Box 352-A. Star: PA
aecessories ao s!Tren in tire re dept one M Who has
good knowledge of buying, also familiar
with commercial accounts; In washington
must have car Apply by letter, stating
qualifications. experience and reference,
R%cfEsEAr RsS HSsls stsFi soFipoRrusrrx Approx MS@
earnings. $50 per wk., drawing and COM
Sii'H mems Store, The MILLS CO, 9th and
Z = GooD JOY, MEN WANTED to join an estab-
lished. reputable, hard-hitting organization
selling the finest and most salable alum
bination t Ot on the market; excellent ear earnings
sna Psa si'Hss
GTSRp sH5sf cosr eaa R 1fHny Saly st WEATHER. Hz
ers: inside and outside work; good leads
have car: a good proposition for live
GoMERY WARD co, soe king St, Alex
va. --O
A MAN between 80 and 40 to manage fur
niture and rug dept. for lge. chain organ
ization; must be experienced in buying and
selling this line of merchandise: excellent
opportunity for capable applicant; salary
and commission earning plan; numerous
outstanding conditions; employment in
Alexandria. Va Apply by letter, stating
qualifications, experience and references,
Box 2S2-A. Star. 30
EXCEPTIONAL-We want 8 alert. ener-
getic dependable men, age $3.50, to carry
out important sales program of established
distributor installer of oil and gas heating
equipment for conversion or complete new
heating plants with exclusive patented fea-
Iures. Earnings $50 to $500, weekly-or
more, according to your willingness to
work. We back you up with ell necessary
training and expert engineering super
vision. If you are straightforward and
will work as we show you, you will be
well paid for satisfying hundreds of hame
earners'i heating requirements. Phone or
call in person at once. Mr.. Moore. SOUTH
ERNnMoRHEAP SALES CO., 1929 Vt.[sre.
NV, sAs 811Q. arn tn Mo
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HELP DoMESTIc.
CHAMBERMATD. colored, must be .

CHAMBERMATD. colored, must be expe--
rienced; to work in suesthouse, from
an, 10 go pm. DE s7es,
ave, apt; hishly exper. person, fond oi
children. who has recent ref and wants
5uHme Vim vB RBGsitiGe Ho sstS H.. n
and bath Bendix and electric dishwas sher:
sfs
and eartare. OR. 100 Fl
mani nisnt 'na s snE Snd aoE 'san sedm with s ssth
rs ksmi s5h regent local s6s AgP'
COOK 90 Ais hSp GHw', G w. also Ha nSSrssemsid nurse to
care, for children. and act as 2nd floor
liable, liable 's experi.nesd Ri and nav. local refer
ences No laundry. EN-, 652a. -22
COOK -G.H.W.. small apt. Conn. ave: 10
m. through $50 dinner; ST. wk. OR.
COOK. general houseworker. well trained.
5i3 DAYS; for 2 adults small house SEA
COUPLE IN APT; NV. desire sxpsr cook
ouired. Telephone CO, 1873. -22
before lunch til after dinner. for family
between 40 and so preferred. must be good
5.day a Week Week. Write, giving tslsDhon. mum.
5er Or address for appointment to BOX
GENkRAL nj sIsf HousEwoRKER, eolor.d or
white; Bendix washer; plain COOKING; 70
Silver spTins area sH. .3lol:
IN ss s to s.o IL 'sP; ssi ssSss
CIV. neat. fond of children. ..p.s,;
9ssa ssss stas ish E. y. m o'Ass e. AP
G.H.w., days. no Thurs and, no sun. II
sm through dinner stay I'm niEnts; t;:,sI.. Snsyy
s;aiy GIRl fond @ Of e sh5lsr.n; lish, cookin. sna 1
f:anHs M TsE.rsnes. 1ns eeGr;R' o 5a6 mus. ''
s!nI r:.os 81 Toass "a %ss ''iR RisHrR HI
GIRL Girl s9 sooree pe'sd Between s b and as for
gh.w,; exper.: upstairs PVT m and bath:
or sy5 WossS * 10 IA 9. Te2s h. up,ar.
as sssn Tha9sd.y @9 sf sna sT.5y other sS1ss1
HousEKEEPER 10 i've in good Chevy
Chase home Eh.w; cooking; care OF 3
children {? in school; s26' 5h,dsy week:
9:s :s s.sS: as1: .s s Sios 70 ses .Sa:
aoGsEKEEPEs-NgR9,sE, xhit,i ; liZ. i; sE,,9, r
sTes mast haUe aU@ experence @ with children and in
Cooking: other help, employed; salsry open
for right person under OF. StAte quauuc4~
tions and references Reply Boz 25-A star.
MAID, dependable and clean. city refs.
required live in: take care OF ehndren,
some housework; other help. RA ns7s.
MAID. exper, for gh.v. 10 live in, pvt.
upstairs rm: fond Of children; must have
city refs S22 q wk Call RA. 1892 --2o
sasdnd .assd ~ snd foRa & Children: f'i.iss;i'''
WeGp' s1oH ss i've in nice upstairs room, radio:
near bus recent local references. RA. 2sso.
WOMAN. white. care Of Q children Il
school ssel and small apt: ike In VIZ.
ends free TR ST13. gu
WOMAN. experienced; gh.v and help ears
for children. a m. through dinner; oy me
week. SEQ and csrfare: in North Arlington
WOMAN for ghw. in Bethesda home OF
couple with year-old child: 5 days per
week, live in, no heavy laundry: seG per
week Call after & pm, OIL. l14s. E22
WOMAN, gh.w. and assist with ehildren'
ideal for person desiring nice home sx-
cellent salary; 5ls-day week recent eiiy
references and health card; uniVessio
E%xpERiENcED % WOMAN COOK and cen.
eral houseworksr: live in: excel home tes
one who is looking for equal exehsnssf
please do not call unless you have gooa
city references. WI. s7s4. "a
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OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA august L;a Is IL is4A H. ao1 publ. l5i
YIN Sssn hef o eS ne in tbe
matter Of closing certain street area ano
public alleys in the District. OF Columbia
Is hereinafter described and as the sale tbo
street area and alleys referred to shoulc
be closed. notice is hereby given that unde!
the fo,owine 81 owing order: ordered @ That pur.
sos7a. SON. approved s December r 5, 1852, the
on piats fled in the once Of the surveyor
OF the District of Columbia and numbered
as Maps 33ls. 1919, 1920. are hereby
after September s.. 1g4T; the title to the
land comprised In said areas SO closed to
revert to the abutting property owners as
take effect Jointly or separately by sub
seouent order or orders on the effective
date aforesaid, according to, Items 2, 3
the public alleys in Square 455S abuttine
Lots 6 to =. inclusive. ?, Closing public
alley in Square 1915 abutting Lots 81 TO
Of F st. east of Texas ave. and part of
public alleys in Sauare 1894 providing for
. dedication Of street and alley area in
lieu thereof Any and all parties inter-
ested must file, in writing, with the Com
missioners, D. c., objections, if any, to
these olosines, or as to any item providing
for the closing listed above, before Sep
temher Is 1a47; otherwise said closinRs
shall become effective on and after that
date; In accordance with the provisions OF
Public Act No. 30:. approved December Is.
1885. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG GUY
MASON, GORDON R YOUNG. Commits
sioners OF the District of Columbia
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR Of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore, Md-The following
described property. seized from Mary H.
cut Sut ave. NV, Washineton, D. C, under
assessed taxes due, will be sold as pro-
vided by section $500 IRc, At public
a M. at place Of business. 1920 Con-
necticut ave. NV. Washington. y. c.. l
Baker. 23-ton displacement, air-condi-
tioning unit -@l
OFFICE OB THE COLLECTOR OF INTER
NAL REVENUE. Baltimore, Md.-The fol-
loving described property seized from
Thomas Isiah Smith. l435 Morris rd s.
WASHINGTON, under warrants for dstrainJ
for nonpayment Of assessed taxes due, win
be sold as provided by Section 1890
! r; C.,eat public auction on August . st
l947, ar II am. at Toms Auto Service
635 N st. W., Washington. D c.: One
1898 Chevrolet town sedan used. motor
No. ls3441s. bearing District of Columbia
tag No SJ459. 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIAMONDS, old jewelry and silver wanted,
co. 1923 H st. NV. Me; 3440.
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 80. 40 gal,
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. Ii. 3O2g
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING-Five-d q day
service work guaranteed l year. ARTHUR
Markell, $40 F st. NV, MA. O2S4.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
kept; part time; tax returns prepared,
statements. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment; immediate installation.
d A. STANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
Lodge No. o.. Fairfax Va, will journey
to Bridgewater, Va, Aug. %, to confer the
Master Masons' Degree. All Master
Masons are cordially invited to attend.
MEARA'S DOLL HOSPITAI-Bring your
Christmas doll repair work in early. Why
not do it this week? S02 F st. NV Room
%; hours lO-5, Monday through Friday
RE SI01
CANNING PEACHES. large Elbertas. direct
from famous De Witt orchards. s. 80 per
bushel. at Seven Corners in Fairfax County,
Va, seven miles west from Memorial
Bridge on Route so. next to Hillwood Mo-
tor Co on Lee blvd. at sign OF big red
truck with awnings. Fairfax $50. 26'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
other than my own. WILLIAM E. GOLD
SMITH, I'll Virginia ave. Sc. 20'
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OFFICE oB THE COLLECTOR OF INTER
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
Engineer, 567. Broad Street Station Build
ing, Philadelphia 3, Pa, August IA, 1a41
Sealed bids, in triplcate. will be received
at this once until 10 am. September 4,
1947, and then publicly opened. for fur
nishing the materials and performing the
repairs. etc, at the U. S. P. O., Arlins ION,
Va, in strict accordance with the specif-
cations dated PB-DIV-2, May -, 19l7,
and drawings Cf any mentioned therein;
and the general conditions dated Septem-
Der 8, 1912. and aodendum thereto dated
May Is, 1914 Specifications and other
data may be had at the Office of the Gus
todian OF the Building or the ONCE of the
Division Engineer. CHARLES c. CAS-
TEII,A. Division Engineer 20
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When answering ddtertiSe-
mentS addressed to Star bores
do NOT incloSe original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal Ualue. Ad-
uertiSerS often jail to call tcr
all replies addressed to q Sta1'
bor number and this mail is
destroyed it remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES Cont.
FUTURE

18th St, W. Washinston,, D c.-sale
Of household, goods. personal effects. etc,
that on Friday. September II. 1947, start
ing at 10 O'Clock m. and continuing each
Tuesday and Friday. until ali is disposed
The auction rooms Of G. G. Sloan an & W Co, >,
Inc. rs 18th st. NV, Washington, D. c.,
to enforce liens for storage and other
personal effects, etc. stored with US in
Mildred ni Bridges. Nj; Charles o; cassell
dred Dow. Major L. r. Elkins. Robert A
Gordon, It. Col. Ralph. Jester, Grace L
sodssis soI ssi Miss n NJ, NJ Parsons. Robert R
eash MERcHASTs ze SS 1fy TRANsFRR SSms f5as sfoR:
AGE CO, 92o-922 st. NV, Washing
ton. q G. au13.20.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
~,Irustee,s sale OF restaurant, and bar
hold furniture. etc, cont aimed in premises
deed II cue is ST rscordsg nw BY virtue OF chattes
guest of the party secured, thereby. the
undersigned trustee will sell by public auc-
FrdaS lns Aurnsa osloeR OK
am, miscellaneous restaurant and bar
equipment consisting of. in part, National
compressor, Slick coffee brewer Westing-
house and Hill refrieerators. bar, bottle
der'S work bench, booths, tables. chairs,
mirrors, lighting fixtures. steam table.
ranges, electric sliclng machine. toaster,
scale. meat block. sinks sterilizer, chefs
table, grease trap, china. silVerware. type
writer. adding machine. safe, file cabinet.
of approximately SS, 800; particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale
Over and above said trust-cash. MI
CHAEL DRAIN. Trustee, Woodwa rd
Bldg. JOSEPH N. BONUSO, attorney for
party secured. 17l0 H st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

ZED L. WILLIAMS. auctioneer = Public
auction tonight. Wednesday, 7:30 ms al
SMITHS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, alC
8 st, NV. Furniture, household effects
rels, suites and odd pieces. rugs and vari-
Gus other furnishings. Sale starts prompt
and prcmpt removal For any detailed in.
formation call NO 3343
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! j oN0aNA0D
TOMORROW,

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers;
Court trustees sale Of valuable detached
frame bungalow, No 4722 41th 81. NV
By Virtue Of an order Of the District Court
Of the United States for The 5asgJ Distriet to OF
UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell by public auc-
ton n r9nt Of The premises on ThqFsdsy
IN the following described real estate
in the City Of washnEton, District Of
Columbia. to wit: Lots 25 and 20 in Square
sold S subject to a trust Of $3.50 at 41afe
due August 5, 194s.. over and above
said trust--cash. A deposit OF $500 re-
ouired Of purchaser at time of sale All
conveyansing reeosding revenue nrrsb STAMPS mp
Terms to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise ne
property at the risk and cost OF the DE-
fauiting purchaser after Ave days sdver-
tiseYfient Of such resale in some newspaper
published in Wasninston. D. c. tSl
RICHARD L. TEDRoW, Trustee. Columbian
Building.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
Trustees sale of restaurant and soda fix-
lures and equipment, cash registers, air
conditioning unit etc. contained in Crys-
tails Restaurant. 440S Arkansas ave. nv
also licenses and leasehod interests. By
virtue of a chattel deed of trust recorded
April ] l. 1876, among the records OF the
Recorder of Deeds of the District of Co.
lumba as instrument No. 14751, and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell by public
on Friday. August %, 1947, at II O'Clock
am, soda fountain, carbonator compressor,
Coca-Cola dispenser. coffee stand. steam
and work tables, gas range with grill,
Toastmaster. Frigidaire. counters and
cash register, electric fans. drink mixer
and clock; water heater, air-c9nditioning
pastry cases, etc; also lease and licenses
together with renewals or substitutions
companies. good will etc. Terms: Cash
THOMAS VASsn, CONSTANTINE W
CRASSAS, Woodward BuiIdins, trustees.
q
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TOMORROW.
ADAM A wEsCHLER q SON. Auction,

ADAM A. wESCHLER q son, Auctioneers
Attorneys sale of modernN restaurant
equipment, retriseration, washing Esehines;;
"6044-6-R1" cash. register, stainless steel
utensils. food, china. glass, plateware,
trays paper goods, supplies. safe, adding
machine; typewriter. desks chairs. etc.
Also Steinway baby srand piano. BY auc-
tion at Weschlers. 905-79 st. NV,
THURSDAY. August 2i; 10 am use 9u9
80 bentwood chairs. 90 linen finish For
mica and enameleo metal pedestal -baSe
tables. upholstered booths With linen finish
Formica: tables, wall settee to match, mod
ern bar counter, back bar and stainless
steel bartenders' workbench. GE refriRer-
ator, 5-door cooler and compressor, walk
IN cooling. units. deep-freeze cabinets with
self-contained compreSsors, Hobart glass
and Victor dishwashers, Pitman deep
fryer, Garland ranges and griddle. broller,
sinks, meat block, exhaust and ventilating
fans Ice chest, pan rack; warming cabinet;
stainless steel and aluminium utensils and
requisites. neon signs, Juice extractor;
china, glass. platedware. trays, proeesssd
food. book matches, etc. Also Steinway
baby grand piano, once f9rniture and nd
e Terms; CASH BY s1,tdinr, sTdeT DAsI9 sb9
WAR ACTIVITY ORGANIZATION. 10
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n,
Household furniture, new summer rugs,
ONCE furniture and personal effects BY
order Samuel M. Greenbaum, trustee in
bankruptcy: Arthur L. Wilcher. commit
tee of the person and estate of Marie
Bordugowski; storage warehouse. and
others. By auction at WESCHLER'S, 9O5
E ST. NV, Friday, commencing $50 am.
New living groups, odd sofas. lounge chairs.
sofa beds and summer rugs. Queen Anne
type dining group, lacauered Chinese
cabinet, three-piece chrome frame recrea-
tion room group, maple living room group,
odd beds, spiral and box springs. inner
spring mattresses. chests Of drawers, dress
ers, tables, chairs. lamps. etc. -2l
PUBLIC AUCTION Of household furniture
and furniShings-Norge electric refrigera-
tor. upholstered sofas and chairs, bedroom
suites, living room suites, china and plated
ware. mirrors: pictures, metal lawn ,chaise
tongues. slant-top desk, utility cabinets,
drop-leat table. floor lamps, etc. at Sloan S
Galleries, 715 18th st. NV, Friday,
August %. 1947. starting at 10 3 m.
Terms: Cash. C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC,
suctioneers established 1s9p. au2o,2l.
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the BuSi-
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
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Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.

Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
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CARPENTERS, 1st-class only, ON re-
F. H. DOUGLAS, INC, 21I7 Pa. ave. NV.
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mem sp Come Tesdy to woff
Take Ga. and Alaska ave car to end of
line. then Franklin ave. bus 70, get of
wood l blk to job. See MR.. BYRD, UN.
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for apt. bldg: good
DREYFUSS BROS,

for small store; must
and honest. Apply in
Exchange. Henderson
opposite Navy Annex.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

COPY BOY, white. some college training
preferred; to work in editorial department
of Tie Evening Star; 5-day week, day
time only. except Saturdays no Sunday
work Apply personnel office, Room 5O4,
Star Building, THE EVENING STAR, I0l
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Material Shortages
Cloud Prospects Of
Higher Auto Output
By Dovid J. Wilkie
Assoeio'sd Press Avtomo'ivs Editor.

~ssoSt0feu rTeSS %VfoNoHve EoNot.
DETROIT. July 26-Prospects
for an early upturn in passenger
automobile production look anything
but bright as the Nations car in
dustry continues to struggle with
materials problems.
Several of General Motors larger
assembly plants, mainly in Michi-
gan will get back into production
next week, probably at the level
prevailing before they closed down
on July 18. AL repeatedly will
require considerably larger sheet
steel receipts than are Immediately
in sight, however. before they can
substantially boost the output Of
passenger vehicles.
Meanwhile most Of the other car
makers also are working on re-
.stricted schedules to avoid closing
down their assembly plants. Several
report they are eating into sheet
steel inventories in order to main
tain current output
Thus far this year the motor We
hicle manufacturers in the United
States have made approximately
1855 900 passenger cars and about
705,000 trucks. The total looks good
and on its face would indicate an
aggregate for 1947 of more than
100000 vehicles. Not to be over
looked, however, is the fact truck
production has been far above nor
NAL levels. Requiring considerably
less sheet steel, truck output has
been maintained at more than nor
NAL volume almost since the end of
the war. Total output for the latter
half of 1947 is expected to be much
lower than that of the first six
months.