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Evening star., 1947-05-22
HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATION HAND' ,aHNsoNg EaIss sTpeF sAop seiss
hnTrfaoS S9nn sye HN6 S2 o1o Experience on Suits
Conditions con- in wen lighted, air cooled
ypgkroSsmsS splendid Tlsp u paying opp0rsuni,s
zssEMsLERs zssEk1H III iash AND 81 tAssoRrERs for mod
ern dTy sleanng plant sxseilennt 9pPoSI
ERs ias w'ns an4a Wsueen 9usens chapel sp % rd
glsdensburs and N. Y. aves,1. See Mr..
BEATTICIAN. aI-around hair dresser; g.
day week; shampoo. manicurist also; top
salary and commission: RA. 1851. "a
a sa,ary GOOD 6ous Ros
saEoa ssEesE a1oS palsEA1 Msss ave- aos Nj asg5
BEAUTIcIAN. all around. with some. fol-
MARY BRUCE HAtRDREssER, RA. 45o5.
Rhao jobs days, $50 week guaranteed, pids
s%s agRAs s1risa6 BfaS7 hss sL w RsI
is sEaGTIcr.s. ain experienced operator, sa
GER AZ AVE- o. CHARM f NJ BsaUfY
ssEsSAiuTIcIAss ts,. experienced; .sA.dsZ
sEgTK sHoRa Igiis sf9nisf FIJI ave Man or
woman; must be expert; for silver Springs
RET RETT Parker. HAIR sTYLIsTs, 81, sss7.
BEAUTY BE- Io5a ssEE D:a
Sfnn ssanTY sys OPERATOR, ? experienced; salary
snd 10 apDiy ouIs IN person at E RicHHRD
HAIR STYLISH, I72s Conn. ave. 10.
BEAUTY oPER.. exper, all around; hrs.
> TO q. 5-day wk:: good salary and work-
ing conditions. WO.e 4oG6 --2b
ss2RsatrY OPERATOR. sxges4 all aEsasa:
baAnfY aai Sann osTnAToR PEE M for sse ioyey ar
conditioned saions exesilsnt working cor on
ditions. can 81. 6s4s, evenings, % ana
81 ssSa9T9 sT9s offszRAroR, fizRsA perman.n. position
for on. expsrisnssd sir,sooled SALON; sal sal,
sassshI spply IN GepsA person. GABRIEL io1a Com.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, siI-
around operator. or 8 days week. from
10 g: salary and commission. HUGO
sEAUTY skAUTY sofERxrsos isss .aper 81 sood ssas
pleasant surroundings. Call. RA 6sg3.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. for
busy shop. full or part time: neiahhor-
hood shop: permanent position. MAR
IESA sHoe o5plk,TSs HPsar Il f slsana seoa
rrsd rassI the sHo HarstgIist. s' al SHiiIpsBoRN.
ssAulY sas 1sa q 'oiresaroR. G man or woman. as
Commission. EMILE, 1871 Conn ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for our sir-eoolssa
cemmis5ion; Js2 slso manleus,s. mani ss wanted 4p
Continued on Nezt rsgs.,
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OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ACCOUNTANT, long established; audits,
tax service: terms reasonable. WA. 1925.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
stssements: audits; reasonable. OR; 2o74,
automatic no cash needed, small monthly
sIANsnuRsY; Il. 50pps 3o29 and ,o.u.,sr
heating plants: no cash needed; ~ small
b. A. STANsBURY. II. 1929,
LAWN MOWER SHOP. pickup and deliver
ExPERT WATcH aEPAIRING-Fiye-d -day ,
service: all work electronically checked
and guaranteed l year ARTHUR MARkEL.
WHNTED-I large room for sewing room
semibasement or street floor preferred, Ma
GENUINE vi. maple syrup: pints, quarts
gallons Write W. A. DODD. 1900 Fort
Davis st. Sc, for price list. SP. ol6SaW
ACCOUNTANT, records started. kept
monthly, statements, tax returns. Cal
81 3T34. day or eve. B. ENNIS. -26
FORTUNE MAGAZINE, complete set d93t
to Iq461 for sale; vol. Xxi: their standarc
binding with indices. excellent cond. Tt
inspect phone AID. 327l.
MAY 81, 1917, effective. James c. Tate
purchased stock and controlline interesl
ID CLENDENING EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
from Edw. N Campbell "a
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Normal Sugar Supply
In '48 Seen by Anderson
BY Tho Asseeioted Press

CHICAGO, May 22.-Secretary oi
Agriculture Anderson said yesterday
that the Nations sugar situation
should be normal by 1948 if it con-
tinues to improve as much as 1t has
during the last few months"
At news conference, Mr.. Ander-
son said the total national supply
of sugar for 1947 was estimated al
100000 tons, compared with ar
estimated world supply of 30,600, ,oO0
tons.
AS of April 80, 1947, 1--WE are in a
greatly improved position as far as
stocks on hand are concerned. They
are substantially above the 194e
stock" the Secretary said.
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Bulgaria Fights Move
In U. n. 10 Maintain
Balkan Border Match
~ III. A..ee;af.d p,.ss

LAKE SUCCESS, May 22-Bul-
saria served notice on the United
Nations Security Council today that
she would oppose any move to keep
q permanent U. N. border watch
commission in the Balkans.
Such a plan is now being debated
in Geneva by an 11-nation tenn
porary investigation group, which
still has an interim body posted in
Northern Greece
Boyan Athanassev, Bulgarian rep
resentstive to the Council, said he
doubted that any nation would agree
to any body, no matter what its
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HElP kEN.

years ipr shining aepsrtmshs slsctSics{
xE xPclisals s spanpsI1K FaEsRk Apply aaie E St
Aenr i ns psrsen e e1srk Rnssa1s ana' Morn sSRsrs
H5miI0s95 HiIeer s5r,ns IAuM9Rr NJ saao aeorsia ays.
tori; opnortunity 70 learn msehsn.esi m hi
aiHa.iessis aAaesRa. sss sssas soss u & M. HAMMOND
aoSNa MAJ E & ssss rass ss sa @.sssas
inclined Excellent future for man who
sssS9G renss ,IM e learn nd nd set sheaS she HRsH
YOUNG MAN to learn printing trade.
bricks = MILLER, aoal Nichols ave, Sc.
YOUNG MEN to work In stands at carni-
val; Apply Mr.. Masters. THE JOLLY
SHOWS. Liyinsston I'd. Sc, 8 blocks past
YOUNG MEN. college graduates, ai-.s.
for specialize position with larse casualty
insurance CO.; no selling: interesting work,
permanents T.ta with excellent future; starting
assienment In other cities, II manasenaent
sioni bus,nss SIen msis; stating age educa-
Box 476-H. Star Is $50
YOUNG MEN. need 2, free to travel sftar
short local trainins; can earn s43 per wk.
~ sscAt. 1siH. ~, .bUnu 6luBs --25
YOUNG MEN (21. high school graduates
experienced In electrical work helpful but
not esSentials Permanent position II ouaii-
NED. Apply WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. 1915 K st. NV, phone Ma.
300 between and Pm. ask for Mr.
NATIONAL SMALL LOAN co. has opening
for man. age FL to 20, good Opportunity
for Advancement: must have car See
MR.. SMITH. 3412 Rhode Island ave, Mt.
HuToMoBiIE d;an MANUFACTURER want.
service traveller for Latin America Posi-
tion requires good education, ability to
speak Spanish and knowledge of auto
mobile service and parts department
operations; single man preferred Give
fun particulars In frst letter. Box 1aS-
AUf0MoBnE MANUFACTURES wants
service traveller for work In India; must
have thorough knowledge of automobile
mechanics; excellent salary; age 80 to 35,
single man preferred, Give full particu-
lars In frst letter. Box 127-E, Star. %
DEPARTMENT STORE has an opening for
young man as assistant to the controller:
retail experience preferred: all applica-
tions held confidential, Box 317-E, Star.
GENERAL ELECTRIC has OPENING for
young man, 1924 years of age, high school
graduate. Clerical duties. Opportunity
for advancement. Apply for interview
Saturday. May "a, l0-12 am, MR..
FQIsY; Room 500, Shoreham Bldg. .-e3
ATTENTION., ROOFERS-Need skaters,
top WAGES. Apply z am. at 33S 18th pl.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
| / time --------------33 33c per line
2 times s----3 33c
3 to 6 times consec-
utlVely --------------Soc
7 times or longer
consecutively ---26 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices Sc per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When cancelins classified advertisements
he sure to make note of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
cash register receipt which bears a serial
number, with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
SECRETARIAL

Open all summer, day and
vacancies. DAY SESSIONS
intensive course In shorthand
course in seeretarial trainini
EVENING SESSIONS: News
19. choice of u Beginner
Refreshcr training including
APPROVED COURSES FOR
applicants in private industr
nations.
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Sirayer College Of Secreiarial Trainin!

Homer BLDG, Thirteenth and Streets Ma. iS4S
evening Apply in advance, limited number Of
June %, choice of courses, ID special S-week
and fypewritinx, or (2) csmplete approved diploma
classes 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month May
! classes in shorthand and typewritins, or t21
dictstiSn and Transcription.
S:y vFTERANS Strayer graduates preferred
and make excellent records in competitive exam'-
Evening star., 1947-05-22

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
HELP MEN.

ENGINEER, colored, married, with 5th-
class license for large modern downtown
apt bouse: S120 per mo-: excel quarters
with utilities: opportunity for additional
earrings Cali MRS. KNODE. DE. 2442.
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Evening star., 1947-05-22

DfEs m and Yard r0'e eoosER ssias'
PLY CO. s13 18th st. ne. %
TKUCK DRIVER, colored, to pick up & and
N dsyer e 1YE srsash ssa7 Isosfs e. WAsHao
WAREHOUSE .AssIsTANT--Youns man tc
assist in receiving inventory. dispatching
ssasri ZEE Mr. ssson YSfh FnHsVen per % sf5
hHGKIpHHRoHsksS2s s22 sea ssh some st eve experience
dispstehins; ii hE' some sales experIssss aesis.
sfsrE en- wisBoW u BsSsP Glass CO. lsss
!ssse nss Ssszssos Ss; sps1 ssSs4 sS5s;
vii VII ( cdr 4. h,x Avn SERVICE DESK clerk:
good salary.. pleasant workinE conditions;
qY HoNd Fl Ms sHef Isis ADR,
WOODWORKING SHOP MANAGERMwe
want an intelligent man, under 80. to
e Doess sell manufactured items from the shoD
salesIoom This This man should have sp1ns soms
sEop sRsas'lion loeatsd q ME a south of SsxandTis
hoass g.. M nrstaH Sc VAN VssEY yns e EA n s
WOOL " sanFsks FskEssER sss El eaperienced. RINAIDI
~doE a5EMAh rhfssEk s Wai ass only sooa
salary. steady position Apply personnel
ofice. ARCADE SUNSHINE CO, T13 La
RSaA Housa & Nav NAN, ambitious TO learn ssliius
edible fats, oils and frozen food TO estab-
lshed restaurant and institutional trade:
opportunity with excellent future. Box
.J0g-E Star. ---sft
YOUNG MAN. white, over IL D. C.. drivers
permit, to work in retail Eouor store; nc
experience necessary. Apply 1901 Conn
ave. ---ZtS
YOUNG MAN to act as stock clerk in bet
tsr-type ladies' shoe store: wonderful op-
portunity for eager, alert person to advance
salary 70 start. Boz z77-H. Star. ---22
Evening star., 1947-02-15
HOUSES sALE-southeo.t. Cont

1OUStS SALE-Soufhe0sf. tSonf.J
BIG BARGAIN BUNGALOW, Just of Min
nesota ave- rooms and modern tile bath
on 1st; bedrooms on second floor; with
spend sp aaek ahe
MAGEE: RE. 774o until 9. 19'
VACANT-Immediate possession: beauti-
full 5-rm. brick. full basement, oil h. w h;
nice yard, nice neighborhood; will go GI.
Located 5019 Hanna pl.. Sc. Open Sunday
! to 5 pm. AETNA REALTY CO. NE.
OWNER MUST sELL-Real buy for those
who act quick; buy a good 6-rm; house for
less than $4,000. For appointment and
information call Mr.. Carpenter. RA. $3.50.
URcIoLo REALTY CO, ME-. 1871. IL
COLORED-2-FAMILY row brick house.
furnished; rms: in good Sc. location.
PRICE, S9,250. with small down payment.
CoLoREDHoNLY Col M DooNLY $500 DOWN to buy
desirable ,5-room. 2-story brick horse in
vestigate this buy Immediately. KAY
REALTY CO., RA. 200. -21
COLORED - VACANT: semidet brick: 3
beautiful rooms: modern kitchen and bath;
new house condition; S9.950; easy terms.
ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 7146. until 3.
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3-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
HOUSES Fer SALINE. tco

HOUSES Fer SALINE. Cont.
SMALL APT. HoUs1. brick fiat. rooms
and bath, oil heat; frame houGe, Z rooms:
lots, and / Scar earage; must be solo at
%SopssllSSssHo sllSssGo ARrA16pen f1l 1P osss saa.y ts
Center @ detached d brick. hsrdwood srd aaors
paee III arss dnnF ny F r rf bright
rms. huge cedar, closets. 2. fun baths; gas
ssFsFs NJ NJ fs5g5zi; t., e. r 1sos. soi 6kcioEo
skkN1TWooD vIILAGE-onsring a clean
u e ba 0fik fn ~t f gas loG
possession, don't miss it. Cali QUICK, DI.
y2cASTMLoveiy VIZ Q e Colonial porch .brick
home, near End and You SITS. ne. 9 rms.
1st class condition; hardwd. frs: through
out, Priced t9 ss5 sell at SlocS cs VIII
oPEN i TO 5. 1925 Ames st. n.e.--Beau-
tiful home and investment 2-unit apt:
s With or sda without ss fufntnFe tnImf RosER sxns
5SSs; opES Fl TO 1920; g. ssae Ames st. ne-Besu-
tiful brick home modern; 6 rooms "a
baths, recreation room, attic, oil heat;
RogsrR sfSaf RE2L sy co. Drlafa NE & sS sell L.
To Td SETTLE asf E EsrATG, sTG 5as Tenn, ave: ne
rmf shn priced osdn to 50s Sell G 10 inspect cali
JOHN QUINN CO, INC, District 5I45.
woonRIDGE-s11 $50: semidet brick;
inclosed porch; nr. Burroughs and Taft
T. zHh zs5s nsst Wisb RosET Sec RE4I Can EsTAR
s4"n scsped ground % nr: cath. Univ: ind f.,
furn. apts.. rented $3.50; 1st f., vac: for
laundry, oil heat, 3-car' 2-story 4. gar
TRiNIDAD-corner brick house, in excel.
floor. large living room, bedroom kitchen
and tiled bath; second floor. three, large
rooms nicely furnished, kitchen anS tlieo tIr
s1saao' astsr heater, si gas heat. Telephone Ii.
OPEN SUN, e-e P.M-vacant, sas st.
ne; conveniently located. 6-rm. det.
brick home; very large rooms h-w.h;;
possession with title; only $d0,aoo on
terms. KAY REALTY CO. RA. Zoo; ID
VETERANS ONLY; open Sat. land and Sun Sun:
per per- xR; 500 cash, ss4 per I mo aG lnsluass ,nH.s
Minn. ave past Greenway Apis, to; Clay
sFns sFfTNplp 54S9 Ne st. sEc11oNBrck Ell Rs f row.
vacant; Sa950. This home Is IN fine con.
dtion only years old. large. bright
rooms, full basement, nice yard, Gas air;
conditioned heat. Modern kitchen and
bath. Call CO. s573, Sun. and ewes. Ex- *
clusively with METZLER, Realtor, D1.
coLoREbwsi,a5G DoWN-7Oo blk, goth
ST. n.e-6 yrs. old; 2-story brick; large
rms and baths. h.-wh.. coal; arranged
as income property. See this property to,
day. Very reasonable terms. Call tn 9
pm. weekdays; Sun, 12 to s. VIM. cALo-
COLoRED-BRooKLA 1868 Franklin
St ne-Corner, detached, large 2-story
frame house; lot 50xl 90; possession at SET
tlement. Ewes. MI. 501s; weekdays MI.
4336. z. z. WEAVER. 9l5 You st. NV.
st. ne-Excellent for church and home;
o-story. 1O-room brick building ust f.
ADAPTED for church halD' oRclGIo
E5h6REp EE65hhd6RREYpoSEAR CO; AZ LiNcoLN lH;b pARKIDs=
tached brick; 8 Immaculate rms. and path,
h-wh.. coal; large yards; convf to stores
and transp.; Al condition. This PROPERTY
will sell quick at S11 $50; terms. Can VI
8 pm: weekdays; Sum II o,9, TO- 1t, WM' M
NV. D1. 1855. ----- -
Evening star., 1947-02-15
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW. large living LYING
and tile bath: finished Basement; ssFeeped
porch: $l,2a95o, ROBERT MAGEEi RE
siIVER fIV gh' String AREA-Brick detached
almost new, modern; very deep lot; Goo o
tefns aet now. anu MI. Afsi Mckee. Guy WarTEFoRD'
INC 1895 & ST nv; VI RE ns3zooms 6346 -lf ffuu
SILVER SPRiNG-By owner leaving city.
Cape Cod style
out py professional interior decorator: 3
rooms, 1l2 baths. finished recreation room
Venient ta faat to the % Applied Physics Laboratory
Of Johns Hopkins Gs Univ; priced feasonaa5iS'
f1EaI GSE fH HOME ONE FOR LARGE FAMILYIaH
blks from Chevy Chase Circle; lst moor
double liy rm dining ing nm e5any be5ams and aa
scar det. garage: wooded lot 90xl25; oil
RExLrY REx Fl coRp. OR Wi vi. s64s. 500 Wisconsin
EAST PINEs-5-rm.. 1-bath, JIM. shingle
bungalow. with screened porch. finished
attic and nice lot: insulated throgghout:
DUNLOP, INC, DI. O22a: ewes. WI. 6o72.
A REAL HOME at the right price. Only
an ideal restricted neighborhood: has large
living room with fireplace. dining room
and complete ultramodern kitchen. large
menS has recreation room, oil a.-c. heat
Large level lot. fenced with white picSets.
/ recommend this home. Call Mr.. Reamy,
with ALVIN EPLING, UN 0313, 5S0S
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md -15
SHE'S NO STRIP TEASE, but you won't
be able to take your eyes off this .eozy
little beauty; contains, 2 lovely 6edrmS; rms.
your favorite chair to make it yours;
h VIII, built-in garage and an old-tssh-
ioned garden graced with rustic fire;,
place. steal at S7,150. This unusual
offer can't last long. Act nowI Call Mr..
Dewey. COURTESY REAL ESTATE Co,
MI. 1924: ewes, Tower 1924 -I5
VETS-We don't care If you don't read
this ad. but you'll care II you don't see
section, high elevation with transportation
and cenyenieness; out Neg Hampshire 81 ave; T.:
Nj Kahn every afternoon or call sH
97ss; 2 to s pm. ALDoN coNsTRuc-
Evening star., 1947-02-15
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAhD.

GOOD COUNTRY HOME, furnished; free
1O904 Old Bladensburg rd Silver Spring.
curvv CHASE vrEw-a.bedroom modern
brick home; large lot close to schools
and transportation. For further infor-
nation, call MRS. HAYCRAFT. ~ w.
Washington ST., Kensington, Md, PL. O91S.
KENSINGTON-2-bed bedroom, modern bun
galow; Just right for a retired couple;
large lot; close to transportation, stores.
Call MRS. HAYCRAFT.- -PL. 091S. ---16
Evening star., 1947-02-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwess.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 100 Forester St
s.w-2-Story Colonial-porch brick, semi
det 5 rms, tiled bath, rec. rm. storm
sash, screens: refrigerator and stove inclu::
poss. with title. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., Realtor. 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888.
COL0RED-3I8 3rd ST. S.W.-10 rms.
bath, h.-w.h.. excellent condition: may be
used for rooming house, convalescent home
with the THoS. w. PARKS CO., DE. 1871.
To SETTLE ESTATE-635 End ST.. 7O5
and 107 IND St, 9lS 4th st. 215 and PIT
G St. all Southwest; desirable as homes or
as Investment. NORMAN "E. SILL. Atty,
Evening star., 1947-02-15

COLORED-DOCTOR- rms, baths.
stone and frame home; oil heat, etc; ideal
location overlooking Government reserva-
ton; Silver Spring section, Maryland:
price, $4,000: $4,000 cash required.
OWNER, Box 1856. Star. -l5
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Real Estute
Shop Talk

The Alexandria ia-Arlington-F Fairfax
Real Estate Board will graduate
members of its first Real Estate
Practice Institute at a dinner at Z
pm, March Is, at the Mayfiower
Hotel. James Downs, president Of
the Real Estate Research Corp. Of
Chicago, viii speak.
X + \ ~
The first postwar International
City Planning and Housing Exhibi-
ton will be held In Paris next sum-
mer. Twenty nations are expected
to take part.
\ 4 ~
Coleman woodbury. has been ap-
pointed executive director OF the
National Association Of Housing Of
flcials.
X X \ 4
The Fox Metal Products Corp. of
Denver has entered into q market
guarantee agreement with the Re-
construction Finance Corp, cover
ing 1850 aluminium prefabricated
houses to be produced by the cor
poration this year.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Lewis
(Continued Fron PAGE B.1

Continued From Page BID
the members of the home builders,
it would be impossible for me at this
time to be allotted the time 1t would
take to answer all of the questions
raised by the previous speaker.
Charges have been made against
certain Of the building trades for
restrictive practices, and at the
same time the statement was made
that the bearers Of the sad news
and tidings relative to these restric-
tive practices don't want to come
out In the open and tell you where
they exist and who is responsible
for them.
7 have heard statements banded
around the meetings about restric-
tive practices of the bricklayers'
union relative to laying 80 many
bricks day.
I defy any man In this audience
to show me an agreement made
throughout this country, and we
have thousands Of them, that have
any restrictive practices in them;
and I defy you to show me q job
Evening star., 1947-03-01

now where the representatives Of our
union have attempted to restrict
the output Of brick per day.
I tell you that in agreements we
have with our employers it is spe-
cifically understood that there shall
be no limit to the output of the
work In any one work day..
Suggests Plea to Congress.
I have not the time to try to de-
fend some of these organizations
that have been attacked, but I don't
believe the statements made about
these restrictive practices, and
suggest you have ample evidence to
that effect and that you come down
to Washington and present that
evidence to committees before the
Congress that seem very willing to
receive evidence Of this kind that
will aid and abet them in their
seeming desire to enact anti-labor
laws that will shackle the movement
Of labor in this country that has
worked in cooperation with en-
ployers In these areas for years and
years.
! do not hesitate to defend the
conduct Of my union here or any
where. am sure that those en-
ployerS with whom we have been
In contractual relations for years
will rise up and tell you or anybody
else that there is no attempt by this
union to restrict the amount Of
output Of their members on any
given operation.
Don't try to blame the worker
for your lack Of cooperation with
the job yourself, and your lack OF
the right kind Of management that
would bring about the productivity
that you so badly need here, as you
say.
Go down on the job yourself and
come in contact with your workers.
Become acquainted with them, and
whenever you put good material on
the job, give them good working
conditions, and these men will work
without you or anybody else driving
them.
They have always done and they
will continue to do it.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

starts out by describing the head
|of the family as the ''person re-
|garded as the head by members Of
the household"
Apparently recognizing the aml,se-
|ment and comment this might
cause. however, It hasteias to add the
afterthought:
"A woman ID never classified as
head II her husband y living in the
household"
Evening star., 1947-03-01

land avenue, Baltimore, Md, build
er; to construct floor between sec
ond and third floors, SO Massachu-
sets avenue NE, to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Beata II. Carmody. 1732 Eye
street NE, owner; Otis Elevator
Co., $40 Eighteenth street NV,
builder and architect; to install
electric passenger elevator, 1882 Eye
street NV. to cost $s,464.
On North Capitol Street.
M. Pollin 81 Sons, 933 Longfellow
street NV, owner and builder;
6erla & Abel, architects; to erect
six 2-story brick and tile dwellings,
6321 to 1888 North Capitol street,
to cost 5000 each.
M. Pollin & Sons, owner and
builder; Berla g. Abel, architects; !;
to erect II 2-story brick and cinder
block dwellings, 640l to 6429 North
Capitol street, to cost 5000 each.
M. Pollin g. Sons, owner and
builder: Berla & Abel, architects;
to erect 49 2-story brick and tile
dwellings, 6400 to 6422 North Capi-
tol street, to cost 5000 each.
Sheriff Road Store.
Melvin Davis, 4714 Sheriff street
NE, owner: builder not selected;
L. w. Giles. 4428 Hunt place NE,
archetect; to erect one 2-story brick
and cinder block store and one
apartment, 1909 Sheriff road NE,
to cost 5000.
M. Pollin g. Sons, 933 Longfellow
street NV. owner and builder;
Berla & Abel, architects; to erect
18 2-story brick and tile dwellings,
$500 to 1884 North Capitol street,
to cost 5000 each.
Louis J. hogan. 1920 Browning
place NE, owner and builder: L.
W. Giles, 4428 Hunt place NE.
architect; to erect one 2-story brick
and cinder block fiat, two units,
1913 Browning place NE, to cost
$1,000.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

ington was announced today by
American Overseas Airlines.
Effective Immediately, the COM
pany will operate three rans-At-
lantic flights each week. One plane
will leave Washington at 1886 am.
every Wednesday, stopping in Ire
land and the Netherlands en- route
to Berlin. Another flight, terminat-
ing in London, Is scheduled for
$50 am. every Thursday. A third
plane will depart at 1885 am. each
Saturday. with stops In Ireland, the
Netherlands and Germany.
Flights from European cities
served by American will terminate
In Washington each Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Census Bureau Clarifies
Who's Heed of House

Good news for the downtrodden
head OF the house!"
The Census Bureau. In making 4
report to the effect only three
fourths of all families In 1916 were
normal families. e., had both
husband and wife In The household
Evening star., 1947-03-01

academy already is conducting its
classes IN the 13-room building.
The Weems Navigation Co. has
bought 1865 Irving street NV
formerly occupied by the broad
casting academy. The Troiano Real
Estate Co. handled the sale.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Permits

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nue. NV, architects; to erect two
2-story brick and cinder block dwell
ings, 650l and 6503 North Capitol
street, to cost $4,000.
Washington Terminal Co., so
Massachusetts, avenue NE, owner;
Steiner Construction Co., 2l22 Mary