davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Deaths Reported


tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Louis atkinson, 81, 1724 Que st. NV.
Emma Gorham, so. 1871 Biltmore st. NV
Florence Thavis, II, 1858 1ngleside ter
Barend Holzberg, 70, 170s Lanier pl NV
John Farrell, SO, I'LL 10th st. Sc.
Bertha Glasner. SO. 300S Glenbrook I'd
NV.
Martha wayson, 81. Drury, Md.
Charles Goldsby, 63, Capitol Heights, Md
Albert Biednweg, 81, 3120 Quesada ST.
NV.
Grace Seldom, 62 Blue Plains, Md
John Phieger, 81. 1913 Hansford st. Sc
John Elliott so, 70S 18th st. ne.
Willie Mae Mccullen. 26, 1881 B st. ne
Jacqueline Webb. infant. 1880 Floral st
Robert Gillian, rs. 1914 Lamont st. NV
Lena Edmonds. 76 707 NJ st. NV.
Mary Richardson. 10. 2011 L st. NV.
Louisa Green. IS, 1905 10th st. NV.
Katy Robinson. 73, 1920 Kenyon st. NV
King Travis, 6S, 22l4 9th st. NV.
Georgia Hickman, 65. 1114 Que st. NV
Emma MURRAY. Ga. 92& S st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Marriage License Applications

Under D. C. IGiD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, t0Git three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lawton Luther. Al. Brentwood, Nd. and
,.ns: 5.: fnfh Psoen 3d. s9a g. S'Ds ksnsr It.
w. Selma .ro'n DroF'nin, e. Pittsbargh Pn5
NV. and Edith HOlbroOk. 20. $40 Tay,
Donald iona Drumm, "a, ss1s W st. Sc, and
Helen Weirauch, 10, 1919 Chesapeake
william Allen, 81, 43 D st. Sc, and Theo.
dosia Ingram. 1s, IT'S, 18th st. NV,
Frank watson aG M.ry 2l Naval RECEIVING Sta
Edward Lineham, 90, 25 Hamilton st. NV.
and Donna Proud, 21, 159 r. I. ave
'0sn Marie nIs Isahsm 3sS ss7 ~ ceoaaso 6
John Mastradone. 81; aoa4 1eth st. NY.
Marvin Morsan. %, lab 18th st. NV.
and Norma Bertola, 26, 1908 21st st
Bushrod Watts. Fl. and Mary Heisterman
,, Is; both of Towson,, Nd.
Eunioe Brockman, 90 3349 Clay pl. ne
John Grohowski, 20, 6131 14th st. NV.
and Elvira Lucci, 10, 1908 Decatur st
John womersley, %. 81 West virsini,
sye s.,n,n.; ne ,d and Kathleen Boyer. 10. Mt
Efren Richardo, 30 II Dupon Circle NV.
and Maria villegas, 90. obseryator!
Earl Kerns, 81, 4O4 Eye st. NV, ane
Jessie Parker. II. 323 T st. NV.
Samuel Harman, rs. 616 Roxboro pl. NV.
and Marian Mitchell, 20, 329 Jefferson
st. NV.
James Blackwell 10. 4705 Eads st. ne.
| and Rosemary Faulkner. 21, 1109 42nc
william Percival. 25. 1s4a Lamont st
nv, ard Juanita Hinson. 20, 2O2t
John Reeves, ss. 400 18th st. ne, ane
Wanda Vaughan. ~, 800 Webster st
Robert Kelly. IS. 1871 Kendall st. ne.
:. and Sedila Pruitt, 1S 112 18th ST. ne
Clarence vokolek, 23, and Elizabeth Ponte
20, both of 1924 Lamont st. NV.
| Claven Hill, "a, 1888 Parkwood pl. NV
and Florence Johnson. 90. HOG 4th st
| Andrew Mulina. A. Staten Island. ant
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Auburn Club Will Hold
Foll Reunion Tomorrow

The Auburn Club of Washing
ton will hold its annual fall re-
union with football party" at 6
pm. tomorrow at the Lafayette
Hotel.
The group, composed of alumni
Of Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
will hear several Auburn gradu-
ates and former football stars dis
cuss the schools prospects for the
coming season,
Evening star., 1950-09-28

THE STORY THUS FAR: Michael
ghayne is called by Capt. Ott, Of Military
intelligence.. to investigate the ,it shootihg Ing
Carson while the latter was. on guard
duty at q camouiaged submarine base IN
Florida. shayne meets Laura. Dinkxs N.Y.
q night club patronized by soldiers from
the post. He learns that Dinky didn't
work; that he was Jealous oIa Of his ~ wiIe; re
surance. Shayne discovers that on the
night Of his death Dinky drove station
wagon reported stolen from the LiS6. "A AS s
hears voice call from the underbrush.
NOW Go ON WITH THE STORY:
Evening star., 1950-09-28

But there's that telephone call
made from the camp to the Lido.
Doesn't necessarily mean any,
thing at all" Any one of the boys
might have called one of the girls
AS for what Laski saidsabout Car
son: I believe he was fabricating
that as he went along-because he
thought Carson had accused him. u
Shayne nodded agreement. ut
Evening star., 1950-09-28

Grace Kupisc, "a, Philadelphia.
and Nancy Bickelhaupt. 20, s42s Tracy
willie Wnhiitehurst, 27, 1889 Fairmont st.
I NV. and Marguerite Frye, 90. 1124
Robert Kish, 25, TT. Myer, Va, and
Frances Goodman. "a. Capitol Heights,
Raymond johnson. %. Providence, r. l..
and Evelyn Allen, "a, 901 E st. s.w.
Anthony LaPorte, 20, and Mile Darby,
80, both of Baltimore
Evening star., 1950-09-28
GulIuudet Speaker Numed

The Rev. Walter A. Westermann,
Lutheran missionary to the deaf
of Washington, will speak at a 7
pm. service Sunday in the chapel
at Gallaudet College, Florida ave-
nue. and Seventh street NE. Will
lard j. Madsen will be in charge
of student participation in the
service.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
THEEVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. I
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s 1850

Harry Sanders, "a, 33s 5sth st. ne.
Rosa Baker, so. 315 57th st. ne,
Jenny Wright, 81, 1884 Whittingham pi.
Blanche Braxton, 81. 174s o st. NV.
Jessie johnson, 46, 1920 11th ST. NV.
Murdock Schofield, 3S, 1855 California st.
Evening star., 1950-09-28

didn't make a very plausible
story" He sighed and got up
ITS still murder, and I'm going
to keep on sticking my nose into
It,"
WAS Laski lying? And is it
murder? Don't miss tomorroU's
absorbing chdpter.)
Copyright, Brett Halliday. Distributed b,
King Features Syndicate)
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Gateway to Death
By Brett HoIIidoy

A,ha, ef uder Exssa Roee" orans and Others
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

FOR RENT 1 large room 1
or 2 men. Privileges. Mi-3083
t-27O
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Lincoln Mon

Concluded from page II
section ofthe local theatre reserv-
ed for whites. They refused to
move when asked to do so by the
usher and the manager. The police
have previously put Negroes out
of the theatre at the request Of
the manager, Joseph Crowl, none
came in this time.
Baker s t at d that the cases
against Crowl and Chris Virgil,
owner ofthe Oxford hotel, will be
carried to the Federal courts if
necessary.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

FOR RENT Furnished room for
for nice couple. Ad-3506 t-27O
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

(ccnciuded from page ~

t
cival, johnson found Det. Sgt.
Lucious Gleaton and Det r. 0. L.
Johnson in charge, and his car
being held, while clutched in the
right hand ofthe dead man were
the keys to his car.
The brother revealed the mar
tial status of his dead brother,
and his wife, stating that they
had been separated in the early
part of 1949 and were married in
1914. He mentioned the "friend-
ship of one Willie Black, of 515
Dakota st., since the separation
Black is being held along with
the wife of the dead man as a
material witness.
According to Bradley, the
brother, Snowden came into the
bed room where the murdered
man and his wifi were tussling on
a bed and without warning shot
him through the upper left chest
while on the bed.
The EXPRESS has turned the
Invitation To Death" note over
to the police where it no doubt
will be used in evidence.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

FOR RENT Furnished room for
working couple. Cooking pri-
vileges. He-7265.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Sports

concluded from page IL
game today and according to the
top men ofthe game, these boys
are worth o million dollars in any
ones bank.
These same men say, that Jack
is has made good for the Brooklyn
Dodgers and is doing so has made
him the most important cog in
the game and as such is entitled
to more pay than he has receiv-
ed. They further point out that
whether he be playing for the
Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers,
Giants Or who ever he plays with,
he is entitled to the kind Of pay
that goes with the type ofplayer
he has proven to be, especially in
the season of 1919.
On the other side of the picture,
Branch Hickey has never paid the
check of an annual salary amount
ing to SO grand to any player on
the Dodger roster and to come
through for his star second base
man, he would be side stepping
another great player in the person
of "Pee Wee" Reese purely a
matter of standards in precedents
of the club.
Further the dodgers Boss"
denied he had any discussion with
Jackie regarding salary, and that
there had been no deals pertain
ing to trades Of any Of the play
ers, nor would he send out any
contracts to any ofthe players I'M
til February at which time some
of the "Smart Boys of the Press"
might be in for a retraction of
their predictions.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Displays Needs
Arts, Letters
Collection

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (ANP)
The Carl Van Vechten lifelong
project, consisting of a compre-
hensive collection Of Negro arts
and letters of the goth century,
went on display atthe Yale Uni
versity library here Saturday. The
collection, known as the James
Weldon Johnson Memorial collect
ion, contains manuscripts, letters
pamphlets, books, phonograph' re-
cords, photographs and are objects
by and about Negroes.
Vechten, New York author and
critic, started to collect this mat
erial on Negroes a quarter Of a
century ago when he was search
in e for information for a book
published in 1925.
The opening of the display be.
gan with public exercises in Spra.
que Memorial hall of the univer.
sity. Participating in the exercises
were Miss Muriel RAIN, soprano
Of New York; DR.. Charles S
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

concluded from page ~
to my office for checkups until
she achieved q more healthful
weight. Today she not only feels
better physically, but gets frequent
compliments from friends and ac-
quaintanoes on her improved ap-
pearance.
Of course, there are people who
have always been overweight"
and yet live long, useful lives. But
in general, those who keep close
towhat their doctors consider a
normal weight" forthem are less
vulnerable to disease, look better,
feel better, and live longer than
thir too-stout friends.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10
Big COTTON -
concluded from page ~

y M . rs III a E-
Already the big tanners have
made their pressure felt in Wash
ington. An amendment to the cot
ton marketing quota provisions Of
the 1888 Agricultural adjustment
act has been proposed. The House
agricultural committee began hear
ings on it Wednesday.
It is too early to predict what
sort Of law may come out of the
hopper but small farmers, tenants
and sharecroppers are hoping
there is not much change. Already
some big landholders have taken
over land formerly operated by
tenants which now has a cotton
acreage allotment, thus pushing
the tenant off the land.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

FOR RENT Room for man and
wife. Ad-9437. 331 Bruen st.
t-27O
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10


Events in Negro
History
CHICAGO (ANP)- DR.. Carter
G. Wodson, last week officially
launched the oath annual celebra-
ton Of Negro History week by
listing in February Ebony the Is
most outstanding events in Negro
history. :.
DR.. Woodson, who first began
working in 1915 for nationwide
recognition of the Negroes con-
tributions, lists in Ebony with
pictorial reproductions the follow
ing events asthe most outstand-
ing:
Landing Of the first Negroes
in 1919; Staying Of Chispus At
tucks, 1717; Peter Salem at Bun
ker Hill, 1775; Northwest Terri
tory Ordinance, 1887; Missouri
Compromise, 1919; Nat Turner's
Instruction, 1881; Formation Of
Adolitionists, 1888; Launching of
Underground Railroad, 1910; Om-
nibus Bill, 1850; bred Scott De-
cision, 1858; Civil War, 1928
IS; Reconstruction Era, 1858
95; First Exodus From The South
1877; Booker T. Washington Era,
1%895-1915; and The Great Migra-
tions, 1917-194O.
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

Californians are expressing re-
sentiment over the National Urban
leagues failure to stage an art
exhibit work done by celebrities)
in Hollywood, such as proved to
be so successful in New York.
They say thousands Of dollars
could easily have been added to
UL's Golfers if this had been
done.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

Johnson, president, Fisk univer-
sity, who delivered a Bergen lee
ture; and Charles Seymour, presi-
dent of Yale.
Books of the collection are in
two categories. The first are writ
ten by Negro authors, while the
second represents the bst works
about Negroes by white authors.
Many ofthe original manuscripts
and letters of James Weldon John
son, for whom the collection was
named, were contributed by his
widow. johnson, writer, musician
and teacher, died in 1888. Also
included r volumes by Booker
T. Washington.
Two sections of the exhibit are
filled with photograph records, in.
Guiding recordings by the late
Bessie Smith; and photographs Of
well-known Negroes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-10

When Ora Stokes Perry, NON
WIS vice president, wired Daisy
Lampkin in Pittsburgh that Joe
Louis had purchased a life as
sociate membership ($1OO) in
memory Of Bill "Bojangles" Ro-
binson, the National Council of
Negro Women was given a ter
rifle push in it's associate member
ship (men only) drive. The ex-
champ, with tear filled eyes, took
the membership as his friend, the
immortal dancer, was being borne
to his last show.
CLASSIFIED ADS
USE OUR
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FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms.
Call Mu-1003. t-Z7O
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WANTED 3 or 4 furnished
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N. I-AtV-
Evening star., 1950-07-25
HELP MEN

DRIVERS TO drive cabs in Arlington.
II you are interested in p permanent
Job and can work 8 days Q week,
apply ARLINGTON CITY CAB. 1926
No. Hudson ST. Arl., Va.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
sS rental ana aSt.s gseS must ssFs S.ys vi dsntss meas
tion card. Diamond lot, 10l M Ct.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVER-SALESMAN for dry cleaning
route. Apply SlS Pa. ave. sc; be-
DETVRRosAnhsMAN DIVE ? All for dry-cIeannins n
Sn sUSse an cepos o1 SALARY Se%s
with progressive dry cleaner; perm.
position for steady, aggressive man.
Apply 4722 14th st. NV.
DRIVER-SALESMAN, capable Of rum
ming q route and handling 8 driy-
ers; excel. opportunity for we'll
CLEANERS 4sl6 Bethesda sY sye.
DRUG CLERK, lilo pm. OF on
Wednesday; S35 a week; must help
CORD PHARMACY. 1916 N. H. ave,
DRY CLEANING MAINTENANCE
ment and electrical system; good
pay. SAFEWAY CLEANERS' SS4S
Georgia ave-, 81. 6019. -26
EDITOR to rewrite, correct and fl
technical manuscripts, handle H.
Illustrating, layouts, etc. Engineering
position, stable organization. Please
outline qualifications and give some
idea Of salary required. Write Boy
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN for res
painting, with recent local exper
Apply in writing. stating all fact.
in 1St letter. to JOHN w. JOHNSON
aNG;' 1924 De Sales row n.w.' Wash
ELECTRiCAL ESTIMATOR, new const
work; state, exp. and last employer
ssnd SAL; steady employment. BOZ
EIEcTRoSIcj 5Shtj ENGINEERS = Excel
lent opportunities for seasoned mer
ence; simulated flight trainers
Servo mechanisms, computors, in
Strumentation. Men needed capable
Of supervising large projects. Apply
in person with written resume OF
experience (out-of-town applicants
q RESEARCH CORR, Riverdaie'
EsTiMATTdolE4-fPifuimbinr -Pfi and MsS nestin.
hrm requires settled man with loca
experience on Government and large
salary and share Of profits; stat. @
age, experience and reference b
mail. JOHN P. EVANS. INC, 2O5l
FENCE I'll AETREcToRs-stee, and Voc WOOD;
plenty OF work: with or without
equipmsnt; highest possible earn
ings. GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
OF AMERICA, Mr.. Hildebrand, OF.
Evening star., 1950-07-25
COPY WRITER

COUNTER GIRL, young girl, white.
steam table and sandwich exper:;. 5
to 9 pm, to 8 nights weekly.
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY. 2125 E
st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL, exper. only. Apply in
person CHERRY BLOSSOM REST,
912 14th st. NV. Do not phone. -26
DENTAL ASST.--Exper. only: white
Christian; state age, exper.. salary
expected; NV. loc. Box 49-R. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, excel. pos. for
experienced girl seeking permanent
employment; Knogledge Of typingg;
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper
only. Apply in person: starting sal
ary $50. NORMANDY PHARM., 6S17
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, experienced
only. $32 week, meals and uniforms.
Advancement after 8 mos. D. A.
SCHULTZ, 14th and F SITS. NV. -25
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, for
lady's wear speciality shop; able to
type; knowledge of elementary book
keeping helpful; 5h-day wk. KOT-
I'm. 1909 G st. NV. -26
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, young girl
Apply GEORGE A. SIMONDS & CO.,
INC, 1850 TAYLOR st. NV. -25
Evening star., 1950-07-25

WOMAN to take care Of customers for
nationally known manufacturer, with
established business here. Full or
part time. We will train you to in.
sure steady and above average In
come. This is dignided professional
YOUNG LADY wanted for souvenir
and novelty store. Apply sos l4th
YOUNG iSi LADY with car, for coliec-
tion and copy work; with outStand-
Rs EaSS OFSsfrm es Mr. iADiTsRs' %oss e.
christmas Hrs; CARD money-maEers,
so with name, 81. Make up Ia. SOC
on 81 aSsortments; biggest line;
sn. paTty plan" extra bonus sSsSTt t.
free. MIDWEST CARD, Ills WASH
AVON Products viii help house.
wives. earn in their spare time: no
tPsfieRss tPSs WORK cs gi Pssssssssn ssss
WEST COAST 1lrm opening Washing
ton ONCE, college graduate desired,
for administrative position with good
pay. Typing and shorthand essential.
knowledge Of French desirable. MI.
2726 nights or write Box s2-L' star.
COLLEGE STUDENTS, part-time or
full-time openings in FULLER
BRUSH CO.'S cosmetic division; no
experience necessary; training fur
nished. Call DI. 4477 or DI. 349s.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, so for 81 with
name; sell fast: profits to 1907 on
picard 81 assortments. Children's
books, complete line; bonus plan;
ree PHILLIPS r aeRlSEs eaSD co Orisss sSs
ABsoLGT,EESv Bs6t 81, EEEsvt9Hi For Masi aMsioNEx-sbov
Jewel Christmas cards. 81 for 81;
also so and % fol. 81 with name on.
No experience or investment needed
Church groups and clubs raise
money this easy way. Samples and
selling plan on approval. JEWEL,
Dept. $40, 401 w. Somerset ST.,
Phila. 33, Pa.
REFINED YOUNG LADY, white, for
afternoon work, 12 to $50, no Sat-
urdays, as receptionist in dentist
ONCE. knowledge Of typing required.
No other experience necessary. SAl-
ary $25 week. Call OR. S177s
before 8 pm.
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1950-07-25
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN

Permanent, full-time position. with
Wash1ngton's largest chain of tele-
vision and appliance stores; must
be experienced; must be top-notch
pay for right men. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. Halle. LACY'S SERVICE
BLDG. Half and Que SITS. S.w.
TILE Settlers, 1st class mechanics
only; Steady work, top wages. JU.
TIRE CHANGER, exper.; good sSS saiar,
and working conds. BEN HUMID
TRUCK DRIVER. exper., must know
Bethesda area; steady Job. good SAL
Oh 7700. 7752 Wis. ave-, Bethesda,
TTRRET LATHE OPERATORS. list
class class, for night shift: Apply in
sfEEfai sEERfNG am RssEARca e z n coRP: saa,.
VULCANIZER, exper.; SOL per wk.,
excel working cond. BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE MAN for furniture
warehouse. experience either as fur
necessary. Give marital status and
experience. Box 6S-J, Star.
MAN with. car to train locally for
permanent position with lge. mfg.
Is willing worker. Not canvassing.
Earnings while training around 500
weekly: Apply CENTURY METAL
CRAFT CORP. 1l16 o st. s.e.- be-
MAN - Adiustor and investigator,
casualty insurance CO. State full
particulars and salary expected. BOX
230-R, Star. -27
MAN, over rs yrs. to learn real
estate sales, comm. prop. full time.
commission to start. CITY REALTY,
RE. O7O3.
MAN WITH CAR, door to- door work
Salary. EN-, 1890. F. A. TWEED
Co. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. -26
Evening star., 1950-07-25

In order to protect its adUer.
tisers from receivinp circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and dUreed that all such mat
ter pilI be aDithheld as far a.
possible Sy The StGr oHiy Sss sts
care of The Star iDill be deliveYed
to advertisers on QreseBt1tsoR
of the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-07-25
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN-Good all-around op.
orator, store privileges. Apply FRED
THE HAIR STYLIST at Philips
BORN, sos 11th st. NV. -27
shop; experienced; no evening work,
HuLCREST BEAUTY SALON, 1912
"A Alabama s.Mv ay4Y aye Sc, G,o1 VI. 9644. -2s
pleasant surroundings; steady posi-
tnn ti0n' F1GS E2!Srs salary Apply I1s in s1 Per.
BEauf9 BEE21hi rs so5irERAroR-All-aroumndYSo mYS op-
y sTyater; er;, No no sat; toS york; & K!RKs BEAU
BEAUTY OPERATOR-All-aro ex-
perienced; good salary Plus COM
mission; 6la days; hours, 8 to 6.
GASToN OF PARIS. 1741 Conn.
BEAiUTY axsi ~ opERAroR-ExperMienSeaed MSa
splendid opportunity for the right
person. Call oW. 0665; eyes,, ia.
BEATTY OPERATOR, experienced
only; convenient neighbcrhood; air
conditioned: good salary. GE. 9561.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 plus COM
mission. Can earn $50 to SIS q
week. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERs, s22 18th ST.. at Conn.
BEAUTY I OPERATORS, exper.. full
and part time for CHERRY BEAUTY
SALON. 52O9 Bait. ave-, In Hyatt,
WA. 9771, --27
Evening star., 1950-07-25
HELP MEN |

ACCOUNTANT needed by new and
used car dealer; man capable Of
managing an, office for a large
volume operation; must have had
experience with some standard auto
mobile accounting system; good fu-
ture with progressive organization;
some experience with credits and
collections desirable; qualified man
may write full particulars concern
Ing pacSground and experience. to
tial tSS
ASSISTANT MANAGER-Must have
recent super market experience. An
excellent opportunity for an excel
ket operations. Our expansion makes
openings for men who will one day
manage our stores. Excellent work.
ing conditions and salary. Apply
Eoom IA, Shirlington Trust Bldg,
STnlrhneton On Shopping Center. Arl.,
AUTo BODY MAN Washington
oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open
ing Tor an exper. metal man. Top
GnIfingg eaThfiing foT cords capable man; excellent
MI; Ralston. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
AUTO BODY MEN~opportunity for
2 body and fender repair men who
salary plus commission, 5-day week,
all holidays with pay, group hos
pitalization plan, vacation with pay;
uniforms furn. and laundered: mod.
equipment to work with plus a we'll
ventilated and lighted building to
work in. See Mr.. CorZine, ALDER
OLDSMOBILE, INC, 1874 Kalorama
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced
5a-day week, good pay. STANDARD
AUTO GLASS, 624 N st. NV, HU.
5577. -25
AUTO MECHANIC; must be exper
with Kaiser-Frazer cars; good work
ing conditions; $75 wk., 5h days
REDS KAISER-FRAZER SALES &
SERVICE, "a H st. ne. -27
AUTO. MECHANIC, experienced man
on Chrysler products;, to work 51s-
day week; in Bethesda; $3.50 pay
plan, disqualification, paid vacation
and. holidays. Apply Monday. Mr..
Funk, BETHESDA. MOTORS, INC,
.4102 Miller ave., Bethesda. Md.-27
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, exp'd.
Paid vacation and holidays; coveralls
M6TopK 59rnl K; F. dealer; leGo S5MTRAL S501 J.
Evening star., 1950-07-25
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BOWLINGa ALLEY PORTER

BOWLING ALLEY PORTER
Top salary to experienced, sober
worker. Apply H. p. Stone, SILVER
SPRING BOWLING CENTER, 961
Bonifant St. Silver Spring, Md. -27
BRICKLAYERS, No. l., white. 35 Z
st. NV; apt. partitions. building
inclosed. Material on lost time: e.
BRICKLAYERs. plenty Of good work
in Wash. Nd. and Va. for exper.
bricklayers; top wages. Call OW.
7750 after 6 pm. 81
BRICKLAYERS, union; for industrial
and commercial work; good working
conditions. GREEN HILL ENGI-
NEERING. 41S Florida ave. ne. Ii.
4-743S -27
BRICKLAYERS, qualified mechanics
for flrst-class work in Nd, Va. and
DC; two years work ahead: union
wages; good conditions. WILLIAM
Gn1G NELSON, 92S v st. NV. Call pu.
BRIScTkiLAYERs. BRICK colored. Report to
23rd and N. nottingham sts., Ar
lington. Va. Top wages. -2S
BRICKLAYERS, white t6O); long Job
top wages. Report to HUMPHREY
g. QUIGG job, Old Colesville rd. and
Stanford ST., one block on Unver-
sity lane. rs
Evening star., 1950-07-25
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MEN-Start on o 1 or 2-day triaI
basis If you wish to determine what
an excellent opportunity this is
openings in established territories
No experience necessary. Training
furnished by experienced men. but
men selected must have Al refer
ences as to honesty and reliability
Apply 979 National Press Bldg, 14th
and r SITS. n.w... or call DI. 4477 OF
DI, 349S, --26