davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-06-18

TYPIsr to answer telephone and keep
.pe EaR ypnR onlf pkfEss sIs
TYPIST and fie clerk. u day, morn
ins or afternoon. Boz lsa-M. star
TYPIsT. ass q 70 20: fast. accurate,
once work In wholesale liquor of
TYPisT-CLERK, exper. in private
industry. Must be able to assume
gespcnsisility. Good salary. Box
WAITRESS. experienced, part OF. fun
sais s.ns PgEssLcHs fPss Psr'S; SssTsuksST S gaSas
wPafsrRlfss Pis lsss st sb,ss h;w' experienced, Io
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WAfiTREss-Mus. be experienced,
TOW pEIicATRssIN. 4oi6 3. ssth
wsirkass, ssi Aa w white; IT, sSse. sose !, .n to
sooD@ sHoessRR. ssai COLORADO ave.
!sass s:s. .A|;: s:ss =: s:9,ss ;ss';s 4. T.
WOMAN. for fun or part time. good
eosMErfcs. Ab. iais. lis
WOMAN, experienced counter clerk
for dry cleaning store. Fhone 81.
WOMEN. photo anishers. printers
and print checkers; exper. neeeS-
ssry; Can Mr.. COOLEY. s5W.
Young sd LADY, seIephons solicitor Tor
used car dealer: 5-day week. Q 20 5;
Please apply In person. RELIABLE
MOTOR Co. i0l New York ave.
NE. tcorner Ist and N. Y. ave, lis
YOUNG LADY for stenosraphie and
general once work. experience not
essential. state sse and salary ex-
pected. Box 3aI-M. Star. --l9
you nay BE THE ONE we're look-
ing for; We REQUIRE 2 peasant a |.
sppcrtan'ty, mi p ,:n. snsn Avon 81 esSs cos
To g. Ii III TTRaiNED Tor special demon
strating work. car necessary. As
hrs. daily, earn $3.50. opportun-
ity for advancement. Boz ssl.R.
EIIipsERLY WOMAN, around 90. no
home Ties, 10 live within, 20 take
charxe Of 3-Fm, apt: semt-tnselid:
rm. and board and 90 much month.
Dox sS6-K, star. --1s
. K2iERIENCED shirt- anishing Eiris,
coIored HI. e2se. $500 Marlboro
pike. Hillside. Nd. --ls
Evening star., 1949-06-18

10 years experience with one OF lara
est manufacturers air eondittaning
refriEeration and heslsng equip
ment II yeH are interested in q
man who Is reliable. pFod gctIve and
personaols. write Box 219-R. Star
Evening star., 1949-06-18

BANK AND BUSINESS
Rtsssvaeea .e1Zssee ssvT
every advertiser setK.rsg
c2ntal shsuaea AersTs2ss-
meats "a TTe Ssaf
Evening star., 1949-06-18
APARTMENT MANAGER

Capable. experienced. refined person
to take full eharEe OF all mana
gerial duties of apartment in NV
section. In reply. give full detail
inciud4ng experience, education. age
and references Box 80 1-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
SITUATIONS Mgh Cant. ,
SALES ENGINEER

YOUNG MAN wants place elesninS
small ofheek. or elevator operator
no Sundays. s-hg esy. experienced
excel ref Nj 35iS -lp
Evening star., 1949-06-18
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
SHOEMAKERS

Crystal Valet has openings for
experienced shoemakers; very desir
able working conditions and goot
pay. Ask for JACK. 720 17tll st
Evening star., 1949-06-18
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IL thE ves9Ess si ,tsne pststRs thts
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Evening star., 1949-06-18
SALESMEN

SALESMAN, with experiences and
proven sales record in soliciting hos
pitalization, accident and health in
surance. Good salary. Must be sober,
industrious and have good refer
SSssghAHeE fssS5 700 co: Or p ssM YORK x
rETfPPHoSk tTfsPP I'M ssIssMASi re- NJ sm vii, tram
radio advertising. Phone ST q. 5gs0'
BUSINESS MACHINES, excellent op-
portunity for men with sales back
ground: exclusive territory TO per-
sons who qualify. Box 4so-M, Star.
FACTORY BRANCH has opening for
mans age 81 to IS with good all
round oil burner exp; sales back
ground pref. but not essen. Must
have car. Salary and car allowance
Call Mr. KELLY, HO. 0627. go
ADVANTAGE IN SELLING - Var
Wood Nash offers selling ADVANTAGES
to qualified auto salesmen. II you
are between 26 and 40 and want to
earn more than IS, 900 q year, see
Bill Gannaway, VAR-WOOD NASH
1906 Hampden lane. Bethesda. lie
Statesmen t2). experienced; one
military uniforms etc; one for gen
eral retail Good hours and salary,
WASHINGTON SURPLUS. INC. 400
SIP In scsovnRss ns' and upholstery IsG ;si.,-
mornings. HoFFMxNN uPHoL-
QTTRC OAzY 1Gth sf ~ o0
Evening star., 1949-06-18
MEN WHOCAN SELL

I need men who can sell. Salary
open. Only men capable Of earning
at least S75 week need apply
Only three aualifcations-car, cen
hdence, eapability. You supply
these. I'll supply the salary. We
are going ahead. Are you standing
4till2 Apply Mr.. Saunders, UNION
cLOTHIERS. 307 18th 81. NV. --19
Evening star., 1949-06-18

Spotter and Dry Cleaner
one who can operate q
prosperity synthetic unit; good sal
NEEDLEcRArT CLEANERS. 1899
Evening star., 1949-06-18

Salesman-$5,0O0 Up Class
Career opportunity for right man.
Appointment selling only. Draw
egainst earned commission. ENCY-
CLOPEDlA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.
Bone, RE. 69l1. --lS
Five-Fgure Opportunity
Awaits Aggressive Salesman
II you are $4,000 ealiber q long
established, nationally known. manu-
facturer Of plumbine and heating
specialties, the leader in its neld,
invites your application. This Is q
Job In protected territory, consist
lng Of Maryland, District Of Colum-
bia and adjacent Virginia areas,
with numerous established accounts
and high potential: experience un-
necessary. We give thorough train
ing in field. Contacts are leading,
financially responsible plumbers; age
limits 80 TO Is; car essential; me-
chanical aptitude and clean-cut
bondable record Of employment with
substantial earnings necessary for
consideration. Submit complete de-
tails in strict confidence for local
interview. Write Box 247-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
n.ERK-TYPIST

Age 90 TO 80. The Evening star. hai
an opening in the classified adyer'
Using department. An opportunit,
for an accurate typist with . eooc
telephone voice who Is capable ano
customers by telephone. The hours
are days q week. from q o m. tc
Q pm. and Saturday from 8 am
to 3 pm, II interested apply per-
sonnel ONCE. Room 5o4, Star Build.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
YOUNG MAN

90 to 2s. $50 per week to start. to
learn meat business In reputable
hotel supply house; group hospitali- J.
cation benefits, opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply between q and
12 am. DISTRICT HOTEL SUPPLY
CO.. 500 18th st. s.w. Ex. 200.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
RESTAURANT

In isrss eoxHte.h efres bids sea-
it,h snd X k,s ns epsn as
sa.. sn ..s ssIi; sGs'S r.st. ss' sR4fs sss s5l
heal sn6 he tdeAl tet ssppls
Prize. AZ -keA terms
BOB HOLLANDER
rstIasl,f. FfsEsr isli ~ svs
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Geo, Fl, Rucker Co.
$500 DOWN
Mr. MCLEAN VA

A county grocery siprf E-stefg ,
frame. adjusted on col ever q esf5f
"a. e. ef commercial st@Nn6 new
seink ever VI ,1gsa peF ne. tsn ~
EFeatiy increased ARC sf~ssls H.
cent? c0mpists xith eselsaseFti.
SO 300, rvAs Terms To ihsptst eel
x n IRWIN, Pals Church Msaifs
Center HjsF Fsia Chafth GOES 81
Eifn wneA @AE r4at@
Evening star., 1949-06-18
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Evening star., 1949-06-18
RRICKLAYING
NONE IMPROVEMENTS

Before yoa euisd. get eaE sxtsmats
remN6ellnE ard Fepaifh Call l3k
s.las. JOE LEAkE a CO ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-18

TYPING SERVICE
All kinds - Mfmeosrsph, multiiith
and editing. Room 1890, Wood.
ward Bldg. Call Dt. 6067. is
Evening star., 1949-06-18
WHITE OR COLORED
20AO Georgia Ave. NV

Restaurant opposite hRii psfk &C.
nut az r., irsssg ,6a Sgs.sfe e 90 s.senssss
III. wsh SaEFIfes Tetal pyiEs,
$4,000. sssy tFSms kA, bf&g
Evening star., 1949-06-18

TYPIST-BILL CLERK
Speed and accuracy necessary. Small
switchboard. 39-hour week Appl,
3e12 Georgia ave. NV. RA. l02s
Evening star., 1949-06-18
SECRETARY

CECRE I AN
Exp. Age 22-40. SecretaYtaI duties,
patent law ONCE. Attractive enyir-
onment. 35-hr. vk. Ring Bldg
RE 0502. -
Evening star., 1949-06-18
THE EVENING STAR
i Pa. Ave.
GIRLS

GIRLS
The telephone company has openings
now. Apply employment once. e1e
@ st. NV Open $50 am. to Pm.
Monday through Friday.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-18

Translatlng Service
Al aEx&sses vvrt FeAs@assa rates
hoor 1850. Ras6Nsy& k49G SsE
Evening star., 1949-06-18
RESTAURANT
yR. 18th AND COL. RID

Air-eogd lsaaef. epers pM ensi
$saa daily coed BET sasiAess Hsni
ss15, f,etaesns beet ION trsns'
beantIfai liz k,tefasr ets rsssass
MAKER Price SIS ntsa1; tetfna sls-s
BOB HOLLANDER
Exefaslss FfatsE. I4II r. ave
ms MA AT4d ga
Evening star., 1949-06-18
40. 900 CARS PER DAY

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AfFEnEeE
AL BAKER A. SON. INC.
tiA q. kt A4sBA AT Al essa IL
Evening star., 1949-06-18
PLANS DRAWN
sUslNrss oPpoerUhITIfs

For rsssdsntlsi and commercial stet
By an experienced essisfssYs Cal
Hokaft 4h3G Ih'
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Gas Station and Bungalow

oaS GlaGlDU anu BUNK etpW
! pumps gs-te. estn Tsssee e'sttaa.
cftee ana steft renHe ea ! Al ceres
on reHs NJ nsaf Fshss chafth
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eelisnt araeTtnrsty tes . enereesif
seuets inssssdists nessssasss fsisss
fer syisk sKls
Geo, Fl, Rucker Co.
FssnArs l4aJ " Cearfhaass - Az.
itnsien. Va OK cis3 --lt
$500 DOWN
orees ~ sss6 S',.se Il. r.ns dse' ,Is s... soi
I'm apt e&DGs soes, lee cream
rskss az rfies Nnif sTAa
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sEEirEs itoa / .. ns, bi kgss
Evening star., 1949-06-18

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Evening star., 1949-06-18

SKIPPING CLERK-For retail lum-
Der yard; must be experienced; per-
snss: sions eSsiihent eassent sSSS STATE
ege and qualification, Box 115,K'
sasiiiPrfiNa siiPriNa CLERK, white. perma-
nent position: must know city: E..,sx sS-
start. start Apply WAsHfNGToN FISH
EXCHANGE, 1011 Z ST.. s.w. --1e
SHOE. statesmen, must be thor
sshIya sssshTaass ssDer,saisdr hpps rSNks s2I ssP e
SILK FINIsHER, part time. Tele.
ghons Hy; goe9,r g 9S,rsnkaa s,hs a4sh st. 5s niw''
sf6ffER. Ff6fffEERs 10 for retail plant, Excelien,
soa salary 70 W WA6e tos maa Bros. e ecfEhhERs h
72os New Hamp. ave. Tasoms
ThinoR AID Mq Tor mems clothing. MAR.
TIN's MENs g. SHOP asll columSi' 'a
rRRlGEfsiyIsIoN RlEsi Sion BENCH MAN. expert;
enced only. Apply In person. dd3os
rkucK I'll hjDeRIyER. s1-ss Yrs. r.ssf
natl. food orean.; vacation, retire
ment and ins. benefits. State age
rRRvck RSE l9eS esSsIAksaa. Alss v. 10 sell ne. psre
products; prefer one with expert
Ms. NJ whsatisy, III TRIANGLE MorokS
vULCANIzER's HELPER and tire
changer-Exceilent salary and WORK.
ing conditions. BEN HUNDLEY,
wsasssM1s..D.ss,.e. ssss stss s: a;A frosted food.
Vacation. retirement. and ins. bene.
Ats. State aEs. educ and prev
WHOLESALE SALESMAN TO cover
already established dealers. Prefer
man experienced In power lawn
moving equipment. Remuneration
Is weekly drawing account against
commissions: must have own trans
portation. Reply. giving age and al
details OF past experience to Boz
YoUNa NAN, NAN Catholic, en.erins sen.
iof class Of high school In fall. fol
full time lob i've days O week nov
until opening OF school in Septem.
Der, and thereafter work afternoons
and Saturdays throughout the schoo
year. Hard work, good pay. perm.
anent job, eongeniai surroundings
writfng 70 WILLIAM j. GALLEY
a Co, 7ls, Eleventh 1t, NV, I'LL
YOUNG NAN, age 1g to "a, salenen'
helper, TO stock and rotate fnerchan
disc: Must have auto; auto natleas
paid: $46, hve-day wk. Write, givinl
details, 70 Box 72-Ms star. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-30
LI1a3:&l3all<E

PRICES may vary slsh in MARYLAND Virginia
items which under Rieht
served to limit quantities, ~ '' ~
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-28
WHAT'S COOKIN'?

Top grade butter is in plentiful
supply at this season, and the
housewife should have no trouble
getting it if she buys U. S. graded
butter and knows what the grades
mean. Price is not a sure guide to
quality.
The letters "U. S." in front of
the grade means the butter has
been graded by an authorized
grader of the U. S. Dept. of Agri-
culture. The highest grade under
u. S. standards is U. S. Grade AA
or 90 score butter which is tops in
quality and has a fine, highly pleas
ing flavor. Next is Grade A, or 92
score. U. S. Grade B or 90 score is
satisfactory, but lacks the finer
characteristics of the two top
grades. The butter is also exam
ined for body, color, and salt be-
fore the official grades are given.
Citrus and carrots, both plenti-
full can be combined for a delicious
home made marmalade easy to
make:
You'll need 2 cups ground raw
carrots, orange, lemons, 42/3
cups sugar, and about 8 cups
water.
Squeeze the orange and lemons;
grind the rinds and cook in enough
water to cover until tender. Add
the ground carrot and cook until
tender. Add the orange and lemon
juice. Measure the volume and add
an equal quantity of water, about
8 cups. For each cup of this mix
ture, add 2/3 cups of sugar. Boil
to the jelly test-about one hour.
Pour into jelly glasses and cover
with paraffin.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-04-28
Illinois Late
COP Governor
'Sugared' Press

Chicago (LPA)-Labor leaders
who have been the target Of bar
rage of attacks from the news
papers in this state felt as though
the tables were turned last week.
This time, some Of lords, or
lordlets, of the press were in a hot
spot, as a result of a disclosure
that at least SO publishers, editors
and columnists Of daily and weekly
newspapers in Illinois had been
regularly drawing checks from the
state treasury during the regime
of former Governor Dwight H.
Green.
They were put on the payroll
under all sorts Of titles-inspect-
ors, investigators, clerks, messeng-
ers, assistant commissioners, high
way operators and others-and for
little or no work they drew total
estimated at half million dollars
during Green's two four-y e r
terms, according to records in the
state auditors office.
AS the Chicago "Daily News"
put it, they had a profitable ride
on the Green gravy train" during
the eight years. About all they did
for the money was open up their
columns for puffs and boosts to
candidates of the Green Republican
machine.
The "News" questioned some Of
the editors to learn what they did
to "earn" the state paychecks.
Among the answers it got were
these: "'The Administration got a
lot of publicity in our paper for it. ="
81 wrote quite a few speeches for
Governor Green" "We printed
news and editorials from Green
headquarters" "There wasn't much
work" "My duties were very light;
I'd sooner not tell what they were"
COP leaders were embarrassed
by the disclosure, too. Not only
was Green governor while that
sort of "sugaring" of newsmen
went on, but he was also a tempor-
ary chairman of the Republican
National Committee and keynoter
of the last COP convention. For a
time, he was even considered as a
nominee for vice president.
Practically all of the 33 are off
the payroll now. They either quit
or were fired after Adlai Steven
son, Democrat, whipped Green in
the gubernatorial race last fall.
Postscript: Colonel Mccormick,
who practically had Green in his
vestpocket during the Republican
control of the state, said nothing
about the expose in the columns of
his Chicago Tribune.
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Others who will receive awards
"for outstanding contributions to
contemporary thought and achieve
ment in 1948" and the fields in
which they worked are:
Madeleine Carroll of New York,
movie and stage actress-theater.
Mrs. Dorothy Mccullough Lee,
Mayor Of Portland, Ore.-Govern-
ment.
Mrs. Edward Quayle, MARY
Jane Ward), Evanston, Ill.,, author
of "The Snake PITT, mental
health.
Mrs. Marjorie Child Hustled,
Minneapolis, advertising consult
ant, General Mills, Inc.-business.
Mrs Eleanore Roosevelt will be
given a new award, woman of the
Year." for her work as chairman
of the United Nations human
rights commission.
Mrs. Roosevelt is a member of
the Women's National Press Club,
and it is the first time the club has
selected one Of it's own members
for recognition. In addition to her
work with the United Nations, Mrs.
Roosevelt writes a column, partici-
pates in many radio programs, and
she has just finished another auto
biographical book. She is now 81.
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Mrs. Claude Pepper, wife of the
senior u. S. Senator from Florida
says it's "a great honor to be
member of the official circle in
Washington and terribly exciting.
She is interested in all phases of
politics and government and goes
to the Senate gallery as often as
possible. She says it is the most in
teresting career" woman could
wish.
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full use be made of the strength o.
existing trade internationals sucf
as the Metalworkers Federation.
'Long before people spoke o.
'one world labor realized tha'
sweatshop conditions or submar
ginal wages in one country Nigh
give that country an unfair advant
age in the worlds markets, in turn
provoking other nations to reduce
their own labor standards or erec'
tariff walls" Tobin said.
The secretary also made a plea
that democratic German labor be
enc courage d and strengthened.
German free trade unions are
waging valiant two-front battle
against both nationalistic reaction
and totalitarian Communism" he
said.
Pointing out that Communist
forces are blending every effort to
impede and wreck" the Marshall
plan, Tobin asserted that "free
trade, unions have shown they are
capable of meeting this challenge"
Earlier, at a press conference,
Corral Ilg told newsmen: eve can
report that the march of totalitar-
ianism in western Europe has been
halted-momentarily at least. "The
Marshall Plan has been in large
part responsible. | want you to
know that the workers of western
Europe, except the Communists,
support the Marshall plan-and the
Atlantic Pact"
INF hopes to take an increasing
ly active part in Marshall planning
working thru the European Recov-
cry Program Trade Union Advisory
Committee and the 16-nation Or
ganization for European Economic
Cooperation in Paris.
Hayes told newsmen that the de-
legates unanimously oppose inclus-
ion of Franco Spain in the Mar
shall plan or in the North Atlantic
pact. AFL lnt'l Representative
Irving Brown said that the confer
ence "noted with disdain" the de-
mand by the Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution, meeting at the
same time in Washington, that
America abandon economic inter