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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25


gram for the benefit of all the peo-
pie of our nation" he said.
"The American Federation OF
Labor, looking back over its many
years of service to American wage
earners, may well be proud of what
it has accomplished in their be-
half" the President continued.
"Your leaders were responsible
for the establishment of the United
States Department of Labor, under
William B. Wilson, it's first Secre.
tary.
"Your unions have set an ex-
ample to labor throughout the
world in the support of principles
of progressive liberalism.
"The AFL has been a leader in
helping to bring about the enact
ment of the broad program on Soc
ial legislation which has improved
the standard of living of so many
of our people. The federation, am
sure, will continue to work with
wisdom and perseverance in the in
terest of still further improvement
of our way of life and in safe
guarding the democratic principles
which have made us strong.
AS democratic, freedom loving
Americans we have never failed a
great challenge. We will not fail
now. | know that together with all
patriotic groups in our great coun-
try, labor accepts the challenge on
behalf of free people everywhere.
May God guide you as you face the
future"
The keynote on Communism was
struck by AFL Representative
Brown in talking in what is going
on in Europe. His warning was
echoed by fraternal visitors from
Austria and Chile and emphasized
by heads of the American Legion
and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Brown charged that the Euro
pean Communist parties had been
turned into quasi-military organ
izations in the Red drive to wreck
the European recovery plan. In
France, he said, the Communist
party is now better equipped than
it has ever been and has proved
during the coal mine and other
strikes that it is actually on a mill
tary operational basis.
The Communist party in France,
Brown continued, by flooding the
coal mines and other activities, has
proved that it is not interested in
social reform but in attempting to
destroy French economy. He said
that the French Communists, un-
able to control the government,
would like to see Gen. De Gaulle in
power because his German policy
would be similar to those of the
Communists.
With De Gaulle in power, the
German economy would be depress-
ed to the point where the economic
recovery of Western Europe would
be halted. Russia, he added, is in
tent on preventing German econ
omic recovery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25

rance Of LaboPs League for Polite
al Education.
Secretary of Labor Maurice j.
Tobin assured the convention that
the Taft-Hartley Act will be re-
pealed and said that the Demo-
cratic platform pledges to labor
will be fulfilled in 30 days after the
new Congress meets. He told the
cheering delegates that the election
results constituted "a mandate for
the positive and unequivocal re-
peal" of the Taft-Hartley law and
the enactment of legislation long
supported by labor.
Raps Hobbs, Lea Acts
President Green, in urging that
the work of the AFL political lea
que be continued, said that its con-
tinuance would be worthwhile if for
no other reason than to help the
people of Ohio defeat Senator Taft
when he comes up for reelection.
81 am confident" he said, "that
the voters of Ohio will speak more
decisively in 1850 than they did
even in 1948."
Green said that in addition to
Taft Hartley Act repeal, the AFL
should work for repeal of the
Hobbs law aimed at "racketeering"
but affecting jurisdictional lines of
the Brotherhood of Teamsters and
the Lea Act, aimed at restricting
control of the recording industry by
the American Federation of Music
ians.
"They are just as destructive in
their fields as the aft-Hartley
Act" he charged.
Urges Anti-Inflation Program
The AFL chief advocated a con-
ference of national leaders of labor,
industry, agriculture and govern
ment to plan a program for dealing
with initiation. "We are not for ma
tionwide CONTROLS" he said, "be-
cause that would lead to wage-fx-
ing as we'll as black-maketing."
He called for speedy enactment
of the Taft -Ellender- Wagner hous-
ing bill as we'll as other legislation
sought by labor such as a higher
minimum wage and broadening and
Iiberalizing of the social security
system.
Green aroused great enthusiasm
by slashing attack on Commun-
ism. 1--WE stand as one against the
infltration of Communists into
American life," he declared. "There
is no division among US on that
subject"
Tobin Pledges Action
A pledge of honor" to take the
following action was highlight of
Secretary Tobin's address:
Work increasingly to restore the
Labor Department to its rightful
and full strength as the voice in the
government of the wage Garner and
as the centralized agency for gov
ernmental labor and man power
functions.
Consult the leaders of organized
labor on all major policy issues,
both Legislative and administrative.
Continue to develop in his de-
partment program to foster and
improve free collective bargaining
and to advance the welfare of the
millions of wage earners.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25
Histadrut Leader Thanks AFL

Cincinnati (LPA) = Isaac Ben
Xvi, one of the founders of Histad-
rut, the Palestinian trade union
movement, thanked the AFL con-
vention last week for American la
boris support of the new state of
Israel. Likening the struggle of
Israel for justice to that of the la
Dor movement, Ben Xvi quoted this
verse of the Bible: "The stone
which the builders refused is be-
come the headstone of the corner"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25
Senator Taft Will Lose
In 1850 Election, AT Of |
Chief Tells Convention
MOP Delegates

Cncnnaalng the result of the recent election the great
labor Americas
President William Green the American Federation Labor opened
declaration
of who fail back repeal of the Tafarey
Act.
Labor warned the 81 will be in the 1850
defeat all Representatives who fail
ending the labor law He predicted the defeat of Senator Robert
Taft in 1850 and said he the convention will order contnu
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25
Labor Department To Be
Expanded, Truman Tells
Delegates In Convention

Cincinnati dLNS(IThe u Department Of Labor will be re-
stored to the held
and influence by hostile Congress President Truman promised
the 9th Federation
Following reading of Tumans message Irving Brown AFL
representative and other speakers warned the
dangers of international
The President his congratulations William Green pre-
sden and expressed his that he could
Your unions and all patriotic full
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25
AFL Council Asks Crusade For Freedom
Housing legislation, Fight On Initiation

Cincinnati OLNS)Emphass the destructive effects of the
Federation Labor
ship "a redcaton to the service of human freedom the fight
of AFL
the fedeaton's 9th convention here
of keen labor interest the report nsence
legislation, of
including pledge battle against
Powerful dairy lobbyists aided
blocking of the last the charged
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-11-25
NOTICE

The voluntary action which led to postpone
ment of the special National Convention and spec
ia Sanitary Conference that had been scheduled
for opening November 20 will be explained in de-
tail when this meeting takes place in the near
future.
Delegates elected in accordance with Boards
official call for the meeting are to serve in the
forthcoming convention. Time of these meetings
will be forwarded to each local soon possible
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
Children of Modern Exodus
Hear Passover Story at HAS


Two D. P. waits recently
brought from Germany by HAS
(Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
listen intently as Rabbi DR.. Ezekiel
Landau, spiritual leader at the
HAS Shelter in New York, ex-
plains the significance of the Pass
over holiday and the traditional
components of the Passover feast.
Some 300 recent arrivals in the
u. S. and others were this year
to attend the annual Seders con-
Quoted for immigrants in the HAS
Shelter at 425 Lafayette Street,
New York.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
TEEN-AGERS HAVE PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT

The Teen-Agers availed them selves Saturday evening of the hospitality of the American Leg ion and had another Of their very popular dances.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard COrnWell and Mir and Mrs. Henry Ullrich were patrons for the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL TO BE HERE

Ken Kenny, representative Of the Veterans Administration is sched- uled to arrive on May 4th and will be located at the Wallace Hotel where he will be glad 70 meet veterans and discuss their prob lemS.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
Back to work, Asks
 Boeing President
Continued from Page Oue)

Continued from Page One> workers, now is in its fifth day. Ut is an outgrowth of union de- mands for a wage increase of ol3O cents an hour and eight paid o holidays. r The company launched it's drive
 in newspaper advertisements and V charged that two-thirds of the workers did not vote for e the Walkout.
 T The strike vote was taken in
 May, l947 when, the company said, less than one-third of the II unions present membership was T employed at Boeing. z At the same time, William M.
 Allen, company president, drop II ped a not-too-veiled hint that the
 firm might move its key bomber if factories in order to restore pro- l: duction.
 "Boeing is going to continue to
 build planes," he declared, - . eff not in Seattle, then somewhere O else"
 ( He declined to amplify the = statement.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Commerce, weather Bureau.
 Forecast for Nome and vicin- fly: cloudy with rain or snow tonight and Tuesday. Continued mild with fresh south winds.
 Lowest temperature 32, highest 35.
 Nome data as of TOO am. to- day:
 Precipitation last 24 hours O.32.
 Total precipitation this month l:O8.
 Temperatures last A hours: highest 34, lowest 32.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 26 miles per hour from the SW.
 Sunrise al 3:45 a.m., sunset a.: 8:l4 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 32, lowest 2l.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest -13 in 1924.
 Highest g in l94O.
 Data for other selected sta-
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26

94s he went Adak Chief of Party In inc fall s47 appointed 10 fill out the term of inc late Leonard Territorial Highway Engineer the office he
 the Territory better equipped by education experience and professional ability o handle inc work of Territorial Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
Sl.SCWien Alaska Airlines

- The regular flight from Fair banks arrived Friday bringing in at Mem Degard, Rev. E. A. AnaDle
 and Father Carol.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
AIRLINES
Alaska Rirlines

Incoming passengers Friday on Alaska Airlines were E. Morgan uu and Henry Pearson.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
MONO MOST PEOPLES

that permit polygyny-the system
 under which man is married to several women at the same time the large majority of men never theless live in monogamy, accord ing to the Encyclopaedia Britain mica. One reason is the added ex-
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26

Ter Degree Tn CIVIL Engln. eering and has License No. l of the Territory registered engineers.
 Upon coming 10 Alaska he worked for the Bradley in ferests until the First World War when he was commits stoned in the 2oth Engineers. In fhe summer of 1919 MT. Metcalf went into business for himself following Gener. al Engineering and making mineral and non-mineral patent surveys. He served four times as City Engineer of Juneau. At the outbreak of World War II he was ap. pointed Director of Civilian Defense and Secretary of Local Draft Board. Tn ls42 MT. Metcalf joined the en- gineering staff of Stems Drake and had charge of the dredging of Sitka's harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-26
FRANK A. METCALF
CANDIDATE FOR
TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY ENGINEER

FRANK "A. METCALF. of s seeking Territorial Highway Engineer resident Territory holds Mas.
 ier's Degree in Civil Enqin.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
mens Ds ns asts a1 ST. sss
BOOKKEEPER. ONCE and credit mgr, fully
experienced all phases credit, collection;
oca NcR rees p9stine ca nish Il 4ss7 0es
ment during summer months or longer.
EfHGfRIe Rhgef t. MoTon s5F nH1n nHsEPA1RMAN ,a yrs
experience, desires uart-time work eses;;,
satSidRszs aHsS FIG 's sstRass
estimator viii take-of quantities niEhts
and week e. ds. Will make up complete
priced estimate or supply accurate ma
GROCERY MAN. experienced, sober, white;
willing to go out of town, Box 1o4,H.
E JR. ACCOUNTANT, single. desires .ul
time position with CPA, small wage &C.
cepted in order to gain experience Box
BAH. Star IL
PAINTER. desires work. 1st class: own
Esf III esS nIlns to D Work o ~
s2e Lpos s;st H2ts ess afIsf
pART-TIME DAY WORK needed by mar,
ss cal Apy ow yps ses sosi after
PRACTICAL NURSE. man. part time eve
or mental eIb
Bo- 72-H Star.
YOUNG MAN, now with foreign govern
port field; executive ability, experience gem
eral expediting, liason; oe excellent ell d ref pres
sESSs smSsysEo yWoRR RV xanteS se ,sr5 a1 o.
reliasle; rt Phone *. so5i ewes 20
.vAILABLE EVENINGS ,.s sitsr t.a.,. = o1p for
Box 75-H, Star. -
Evening star., 1948-06-21
HELP DoMESTlc.
CHILDREN'S NURsEMAID. perm pos

CHILDREN'S NURsEMAID,, perm. posi-
tion, live in; refined, intelligent person
With best refs; OR; 24l4; ,,v. ~e3
CooK-G.Hw.. live in; do not apply un:
less you want perm. position and good
home; exper. refs; adults and schl.-
as aEs skas' sirls' age s and 4 good 5a salary
DAYWoRKER. exper.. ref. 2 mornings or
full day; N. H. ave. busline. Cali sH,
G.H.w. COOK. live in. upstairs room must
be dependable and have city references;
good salary. Call sH. 7s41 -"2
HOUSEWORKER. Sl10 per mo-, exper.
with children; refs. perm. JOB; West
city; other help employed. Jackson
HItoGTi5ssiEKEEpER-CooK, Gi5si white. e5-s5. ex-
perienced infant care: live in; must have
local references; S125 month. Box 402-
MAID, colored, a5 to 40; s.hw;. laundry,
cooking; work every other Sunday; refer
ences; Arlington. CHI. O264. -22
NURSE. to take complete, charge Of new
had some sort of child training or be
in; age 25 to 45; salary. Sla5 month.
Apply Saturday, Sunday. Monday, to 3,
2424 Kalorama rd. NV.
live in; experienced with
small children; references; 500 month
VO S1S3. -21
WOMAN, ghw., small apt, care of l6-mo,-
yd eba ye n sm1 Des apt, 1 care a.ab @ caro-
TR. 355s to 9 pm. ="
5000 MO-, for exper couple with long
local refer. Must take complete charge.
be ess Ss For I aoSEer peops fsod eoon
who have worked together in similar
positions. Box 44-G, Star. -22
Evening star., 1948-06-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
S'is%sH pas 4 hi9f cosF 0SRs' eo sS"f
AsHPHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking areas
END G private oIJYs roads; neat work; guaranteed.
ATTENTION, HOME owNERs-Any work.
from foundation to roof Call HARRIS q
CALL CAL Tng The 'inSi 'HYDALE CONTRACTORS TO- tods,
ment and remodel Jobs - attic c'ir rms. ' addi-
CEMENT WORK, stone walls; walls, issstone'.
terraces. walks chimneys, freplaces. c.
ment driveways. porches, retaining walls.
pipe pq;Heio dTapaEe; all sn kinds Of Tatsrproonns
CONCRETE AND FLAGsTONE driveways.
porches, walls, walks. terraces, footings.
Psmfs s4 day etc or eyss cs VNT9M Re1e2sn DOVE EN-
FLOOR sERyICE-Nothine but the hest:
laying, SANDING. finishing. cleaning par
iSa iSe isia WssoS:
askTs ss1sf SsnsSS Sn oos sfsSGn ,sS5ns odsenn ss
HOME REMoDEHING. rec. :'oHi rms. attics,
plianses' Altico wall tile ali coiors: rubber
G2sTTsypf G9 Us sosTkAefssF SafE eiH rs
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free esti-
mates. WA S4Sb, Gays or evenings
NATIONAL DECORATING CO.-For gen.
eral home improvements from cellar to
roof, call Sterling 1866 for free estimates
and assistance in making plans. Small
monthly payments If desired. -28
PAINTING done after pm. daily and
weekends; kitchens. bathrooms. etc. Prices
ressonable. Call co. 0002. -28
chanics. / do nv own work. ia 7720
SCREEN YogR PORCH while I have tn.
material. Call Sligo 3942, w D TAYLOR.
MODERN g f BxTHRooMs. s fifehsn rark ras wsser Ma
heaters, all types of plumbing and heat
ing installed by experts; cash or terms.
Call North 5000 for free estimates j.
SHAPIRO, reg. plumber, offoe and show
room. 9th and Que NV; night phone, RA.
GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS. porch,
steps to the attic, roofs. gutter and
spouts;s fences and walks. Ex' o9..74
An INExPENsIvE WAY to bring back tn.
new appearance to your home. store. ga
rage. farm. building; or practically any
Al results. VIII consider contract propo-
sition from chain stores: realtors, contrac-
tors. No job too small. Free estimates.
LET Us BUILD that dream house for you.
Also complete remodelins, asphalt drive
ways. painting. etc. A.. d. A. CoNsTRUC-
TON CO.. 1405 Girard st NV, DE. Sn57
before 10 a m. after pm. --22
Evening star., 1948-06-21
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic.

CLEANING OF HOMES by hour or Job;
walls, woodwork. windows, floors, etc;
reasonable. IL 5TSS.
GIRL, colored, desires employment doing
general housework: experienced; best local
references. LII. 6410.
GIRL. colored. exper., dependable: desires
JOB as nursemsid in apt, or small home;
light household duties. LU s72S. .21'
GIRL. colored, wants part-time lob or
regular lob; no cooking. AK. 7341. 2l'
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w., no cooking
FIR. 409S.
GIRL, colored. desires part time after
GIRL, colored, eYer., reliable: good refs;
LADY. 3S, white, single, would like posi-
ton in motherless home: city refs. BOX
77-H Star
MOTHERS HELPER, colored girl to. help
with young children and light house
tasks, Refs. AID. 1892.
WOMAN. colored. wishes full-time work
or part-time morning work: city refs.
HO! $500
WOMAN, white. will DO cooking. Inv.
and care for semi-invalid: 10 am. through
dinner. ) days; ne. section. AT. $500.
WOMAN. colored. wishes 8 days work a
week. Call LU. 5479.
DAYS WORK wanted by colored woman
in Silver Spring area Call SH. 491S.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
SITUATIONS woMEN tcont. ,

NURSE. practical. white. will consider
PRACTICAL NURSES available. trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI. 1854. MISS BEE, weekdays only.
RESIDENT MANAGER, small apt. or room
ing house; mature, conscientious, efhcient
woman; husband employed; excellent ref
erence; do not drink. Box 445-E. Star 22'
sECRETARY-Fass, accurate, excel: mem,
years; will be a real asset to your business;
top notch.
desires part-time permanent employment,
mornings hours five days, $50 week.
TYPiNG, by college grad, Phi Beta Kappa.
Reas, Can correct, edit. any material.
TYPisT. COLLEGE senior in chemistry; can
do almost any type of Photographic work
desires summer position. SH. S640.
WOMAN, 80, with 10 yrs. excel. busi-
ness background; interested in infants
prove beneficial to any one interested. Box
YOUNG LADY. desires typinr at home;
viii call for and deliver. Phone Hillside
YoUjNG VERSATILE WORKER, years
exper. typist-clerk, quick figuring and
capable. varied of machine oper., some
shorthand; S45 wk. min. Box SSH. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN. neat. wishes work for at
least mos; familiar with general ONCE
snorthand snort and isH ST. snSsieose saSs OF
"a HOUR TYPNG and delivery serSice;
telephone dictation accepted. Call after
6, Hobart 1853. -21
Evening star., 1948-06-21
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

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fundamentals of the real estate business:
Taught by specialists under supervision of
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fee. Visiting first session free. Bring
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MODERN TRAINiNG in beauty culture. all
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MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1340 N. Y.
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Jobs. repair shop ownership: get free OPP
portunity facts today. Write UTILITIES
INST, Box 392-E, Star FL
THE GILMARTIN SCHOOL offers accred-
lted summer tutoring courses in elementary
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nation. OR. 1890 or RA. 2712. 81
Evening star., 1948-06-21
HELP MEN.

sPOTTER. silk. for modern solvent dry
sxceIlent salary; SANITARY CLEANERS CLEANER
SSIH sPEciAL LtLn DEI1VEkY Fl DRIVER, white: must
Ss5E Ea BETTER icE ri CREAM sI.s niHs CO n,n1
hsh msf' pay ns 'notasn to eood yeiabe man
CLEANERS; 3s3 Carroll St: nv ga s2so
STUDENTS-Over %, earn $50 to SloO
weekly during summer vacation. In dignl-
fed information service work, Apply MR.
MURRAY, Room 80, Ring Bldg, 18th and
HEkEvIsioN iis RS EHPA1R%aN E "a must be
perienced good salary, days week Can
HEfEVlsi6N MR WI5SSN sMEKEyacSE1%SANpostion ME aS1SA
available with local distributor for tele- e-
sisaGn spp9, cal aff R XVI KYLE eff FR $3.50. i
gLE 1g in peTsoR xgsoc2Tp PnSs NJ
TORS; NC I5l4 LIZ Bepning onanins, I'd; ne On !
shlai shanics of esrs Premium on man o nsht shift
COACH DIVISION. 80 M st. ne. Washing
fGPi TPHoLsf ii ! ERER. mus. be sxpsrien2ed LIN in
MOSS. Interiors. EN-. 4545; -22
o5 ApDy s0os5 aonds
MEADoWBESooK; INC; -, no-,bns Mb2l =
WATCHMAN, CONSTRUCTION Jop, NOT
section Of city; salary. $50 per week. Ga, Gall
YouNG MAN. with mathematical aptitude
and good spatial visualization, high schooi
pleas. personality, legible handwriting
some knowledge of architectural blue
print reading and payroll procedure helI-
Write BOX 37l-G, Star, stating age. expe1,'
YOUNG MAN, under 80. college sradaate
or night student .or permanent rpb p1sisiOn sioa
division Of life insurance company; kncwl-
edge of printing helpful, Apply between
9 am. and pm.' Room 4os at SIG 5etn !
man Rpss RsSs ssos ss4s sTosE sSs ts
!sS YSJse y Man. high school s.sa able 70
LYN STEEL 4 CEMENT MEN CO. aoa1 < ST.
Pound FhSnS MAN Nj ai-$s sos college graduate or
sales dept. Of nationally known casualty
an pad While IS
800. MR. BUELL.
YOUNG MEN. over is. free to travel; can
earn So to $40 per day to start. Room
YOUNG % SSns MEN Rlpt "a, to learn credit business:
experience not necessary; guarantee 81 20
RsT Rppy Rr MR Xiii; sfnRs ssS a' NeT H1s york
YOUNG MEN-Out OF high school, good
opportunity to learn retail shoe business
good pay while learning, steady advance
inert. Apply F; r; Brilliant, manaser
HANOVER SHOE STORE, 800 Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN-Interested in position with
sales department in home improvement
organization: age 90 to %; high school
graduate. Call UN. s177 for appointment.
CLEANING PLANT Comb. spotter and
plant manager; excel. salary and~bonus to
top-notch man. Apply only II you possess
highest qua iflcations. Replies confden-
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD, young man, GOOD
typist: 5-day week Apply NATIONAL
ALL-ARoGND BAKER, for night work;
Apply in person. SHUPP'S BAKERY, 55dd2
Conn. ave. NV. Closed Monday. -26
WANTED-First-class trim carpenter; good
wages paid; steady work. Apply RALppa sL;pa
GsuistAk nj MA io5PPfPoRruN1TY-we have a
perm. pos for q young man from 70 TO
25 yrs. of age with high school educ; to
learn laundry production. This is nne
ELITE LAUNDRY. 2119 14th st. NV. 81
PART-TIME WORK-Good opportunity for
right man to learn bartending at a WASH
ington restaurant. Call Mr.. KAY, TR. l2Z'.
FIVE GOOD MEN. to sell ice cream on
vending trucks; right man can make $40
week SHAKES ICE CREAM. 1285 II ST.
ne, to pm, Ii. 240O. 70