davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

Kas yra "boselis", manau, lie
tuviui skaitytojui aiskinti ne
reikia. Jei pasakytum ameri-
kieciui little boss', jis, zinoma,
neprastu ka tai reiskia. 'Boseli'
jie vadina "leader'. Lyderis yra
darbininkas kaip ir visi darbi-
ninkai tik dazniausiai senesnio
amziaus ir ilga laika isdirbes
fabrike. Jam yra pavestas koks
nors atsakingesnis darbas, ir
''savo zinioje" boselis turi viena
kita darbininka. W tai jis di-
desnio atlyginimo negauna. Paw,
Pakrantis gauna daugiau atty
ginimo uz savo boseli, kuris yra
viengungis ir todel jam daugiau
isskaito. Manuel Minarga Calva-
dos tokia yra pima jo pavarde,
- bet kahn kodel jis vadina
save Raimondu, sutrumpintai
Raj, - bendroveje dirba dau-
giau kaip 80 metu ir daznai pa
kalba, kad jam netrukus jau rel
kesia eiti pensija. Jis yra kill
mo ispanas: nedidelio ugio, vie
naakis = kur jis kita aki pa
lydejo, Pakrantis nedriso pa
klausti - visada tvarkingai ap-
slrenges, kaip ir pridera senam
viengungiui. 10 anglu kalbos mo-
kejimas Pakranciui kelia dideliu
abejoniQ, istarimas tai tikrai
ispaniskas: jis angliskus zodzius
talp kapoja, kad tartum vaziuo-
tq akeciomis per gruoda. Sugrie-
bes vieno kito zodzio prasme
Pakrantis siaip taip su juo SUI
sikalba. ~.... u
Jie abu dirba milziniskoje pa
stogeje, kuri cia vadinama "bal-
cony". Pastogeje sandeliuoiamos
tam tikros smulkesnes automo-
billy motoru dalys, kuriu patti
flrma negamina, O uzsako kitur
Tos dalys atgabenamos popieri-
nese dezese tam tikru konveie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

deti ginklus. Prasidejo sukileliu
daliniq nusiginklavimas. Musu,
burys issiskirste greiciau, negu
buvo susirinkes. Sudarem gink-
lu sarasa, sukrovem JUGS j au-
tomobili ir su dviem vyrais is
vezem j komandantura.
Norejau bent sau pistoleta
pasilikti, bet M. uzsispyre, kad
ir j atiduociau. Jis sake, kad il
patikine komendanturoje, jog
pistoletus legaliu keliu gaus visi
buve pogrindzio darbuotojai.
Kan rizikuoti. Juk jei vokieciai
patikrins gatveje, surade pisto-
leta gall nusauti vietoje. Toks
yra vokieciu igulos virsininko
isakymas. -
Komendanturos kieme guleio
kruvos suverstq ginklu, eiles
partizanu stovejo komendantd-
ros koridoriuose tvarkingai att
davinedamos ginklus. Priemimas
vyko labai letai ir neteke kant.
rybes kiti pradejo mesti ginklus
/ kruva be jokio perdavimo.
Ginklu kruvose knisosi vokieciu
kareiviai, rinkdamiesi pistoletus
ir kraudamiesi juos j kisenes.
Kai mes ivaziavom j kiema,
tvarka jau buvo sujukusi - vi
81 nese, veze ginklus ir mete j
kruva. Nuns paliko graudu ia
vaizda pamacius, o ir to perda-
vino nereikalingumas paaiskejo.
Tokiai tvarkai esant niekas ne
butu galejes susekti, koks burys
If kick perdave. Ramiausiai ga
lima buvo ginklus paslepti. Bet
stoveJome jau kieme -.
Tx NUNS sustojus, prize mu-
sq automobile pribego keli vo-
kieciu kareiviai. Atidare duris
1r tuoj pradejo knistis ginkluo-
Sc. Kai pamaciau JUGS musu
pistoletus besikisant kisenes,
nebeislaikiau ir surikau ant iu
lletuviskai, kad pasitrauktu. Jie
Perkelta 4-ts pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
BALYS GRAzULIS

jai neatsake, tai apsejo be aukQ.
Netrukus buvo gautas komen-
danto isakymas miestui: vokie-
ciai izygiuos prizes sauleleidi is
Viliampoles puses, gyventojams,
vokieciams pageidaujant, isako-
ma nesirodyti gatvese ir .neziu-
reti per langus, visi langai pri-
valo butt uzdaryti.
Nieks to isakymo neklause: {:
vokieciams izygiuojant buvo pill
nos gatves zmoniu ir languose
visur kysojo galvos. Bet yoke
ciai nesaude j minia, kaip buvo
grasine.
Pradzioje ivaziavo dviratinin-
ku dalinys, O po kurio laiko pa
sirode ir pestininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

malones karaliaus neapsimoka 10 nei lies
koti. Kurie krastai karalius iau turi oal
Jlems lr verta dar ta tradicija palaikyti.
Bet If tai Belgijos paskutiniu metu vargai
su karaliaus problema rodo kad kartais
prezidenta issirnkti bQtu paprastesnis uz
davinys, negu nustatyti, kas tpri sedeti ka-
rallaus soste Ypac Lietuvai butu daug
keblumQ su karaliskomis probemomis. Juk
su monarchija neisvengiamai surista ir tam
tikra tradicine butaforija, kurios Lietuvoie
nebera, kuria reiktu sukurti = nekalbant
jau apie pacios dinastijos parinkima - visa
tai ne tik reikalautu nereikalingu islaidu, bet
ir atrodytQ lyg koks operetes, ar geresniu
atveju, romantiskos misterijos vaidinimas
Kick man zinoma, tautininku tarpe ir
vyravo tokia paziura j monarchijos isteigi-
mo ideja, kaip nerimta romantiska keno
nors pasvajojima, kurio nera reikalo net
svarstyti
Taigi DIR. K. Griniaus jieskojimas per-
versmo saknu tautininku monarchistnese
tendencijose yra visai bergzdzios pastangos,
grynai savos vaizduotes padaras.
''Tvirtos valdzios'' tendencies.
Arciau taska butu DIR. K. Grinius patai-
kes, jei jis, kaip viena is perversmo saknu,
butu nurodes j vadinama ''tvirtos valdzios"
pasiilgima, taip pat ir pamatuota ar nepa-
matuota "sukairejimo" 20 tai daugeio SUI
pratime buvo tas pats, kas ir "subolsevike-
jimas") baime.
Reikia pastebeti, kad "tvirtos valdzios''
ideja buvo populiari ne vien tautininku tar
pc. Aiskios, ilgesni laika pastovios valdzios
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
Is. NAMO, BROLELIAI,
NAMO

Vokieciams izygiavus sukili-
mas baigesi. Tx sanciuose ta
vakara dar buvo baigiama va
lyti. Bet gatvese vaizdas buvo
karlngas: visur zujo ginkluoti
vyrai su baltais raiksciais ant
rankoviq, ant kuriu buvo isra-
syta (atspaustas) L.A.F. Oar
antradienio ryta kazkas is kaz-
kur tQ raiksciu glebi atnese ir
j radiofona.
Pritemus i radiofona atzygia-
vo burelis (kautyniu skyrius)
vokieciu kareiviu ir pasiliko nak-
vynei. Sargybu nepastate. Su-
guile viename kambaryje ant
grlndq ir sumigo. Ia nakti as
buvau radiofono budetoju ir sar-
gybos virsininku kartu. Man tai
buvo jau trecia be miego naktis
lr, kadangi itempimas .jau buvo
atsluges, as turejau sunkiai su
miegu kovoti.
Ryte vokieciai isvyko. Ir tuoi
po to buvo gautas isakymas pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
KAI RADnDAN %AUKF
DRNE GNhNO
Karo pradzia ir su<ilimas Lietuvoje prizes 10 metu

(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
Evening star., 1951-06-12

Sx4GI
Working for busy downtown restau-
rant: white only. Box 357-E, Star.
CLERICAL position, young man under
80; typing preferred but not neces-
sary; excellent working conditions
in home once of life insurance com
pany; 5-day week. Apply Room
300 s16 14th st. NV. bet. Am.
CLERK-In hardware store: expert
enced preferred. viii accept ambi-
tious man without experience who is
willing to learn. Excellent oppor-
tunity Apply Mr.. Fitzgerald. BAR
BER & ROSS CO., 5th and v SITS.
ne. DE 0501. -13
CLERK, grocery. super market ex-
perience. Apply Mr.. Barr INDIAN
SPRING MARKET. 10040 Coles
vile I'd, Sill. sprs., Md. Just OF
CLERK, retail tire store. experienced;
excellent salary and working con-
ditions. BEN HuNDLEY. S44e 14th
CLERK, exp. dry cleaning store; Al
ref; one able to sew pref; good
salary and opportunity. NE. 1909.
CLERK, experienced, for evening. PO-
ToMaaSS aS, HOTEL. 800 18th st. NV.
CLERK Tor foundry once in Bowie;
some tipping; salary, $50-S75 per
VIZ. Ma. 8473, MR.. MARLIN. --12
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i10l Penna Ave. n,
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HElP kAEN

JANIToR, eolored; local refs; sal:
Br. rd.. sil. Spring. Nd. bet. IA.
JANITOR, colored, to care for num-
Der of fats nearby Takoma Park;
small salary and apt. furnished.
Must be neat and sober. Contact
Mr.. Fletcher, B. r. SAUL CO.. 925
] 9TH st. NV. No phone calls. LA
sober, dependable and ex-
perienced; immediate employment;
GE' co esss sasf after us' p.m nase local A14 sS
JANITOR, see Mr.. RYON, Citizens
Bank Of Riyerdale. Bladensburg, Md.
Ia
JANITOR and handyman, colored
cleaning and odd jobs; non -drinker;
perm. furn. apt, utils. and $SS mo;
DE 4T50 ask for manager Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-12
CHEF

ply in person. CATHEDRAL COFFEE
SHOP. 5000 Conn. ave. See Mr..
Drogaris. Ia
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statesmen

This Is your best permanent deal,
inch portrait. il only s3.sS. 3esSq1 Fine noSis ~
ception. Work own hours. Pay
daily. No car nee. MR.. HARRIS.
RE. 6270 or RE. 1889. IL to 8.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

To take care of hotel grounds. Good
salary. Apply 3700 Mass ave. NV,
ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL.
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CASHIER
CASHIER

White; full or part time; no SUNDAYS.
Experienced Apply 3 to < pm.
TA11Y-HO RESTAURANT, Sl2 18th
st NV Id
Evening star., 1951-06-12
GARDENER

GARDENER
salary. Apply 37oo Mass. ave. NV,
ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, road
service men; no Sunday work; ex-
cellent salary. Apply 4515 McAr-
thur blvd. NV. Wo. 1927. 20
GRILLMAN.sHoET IaI.I stS.sla , ORD oRDER c09K
sTsTAgRkfTi sEs ss1 hf 4-s5sa JIG IndeDendtBee fs
GROCERY BOY, aif around, D. c.
drivers permit. Call in person. 1888
GRocERsYi" CLERK. white or colored; s
experienced only. 2e01 14th st. NV.
GROCERY MANAGER--Excelle op-
portunity for experienced super mar.
ket manager: benefits include paid
Decentralization and vacation. Apply
in person to Stanley Greenberg,
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET.
GROCERY MANAGER lslSG Err for or new super
market in nearby Virginia. Excel
lent opportunity with permanent fu-
ture for thoroughly qualified man
with chain store experience. Apply
IN person; 21s4 N Upton st..
HALIMSS HAAIEansI4R eoii eoiiored. for day wo7t 1S in
downtown apartment building; ref
eren :es HERBERT HARVEY. INC,
HOTEL RELIEF CLERK. Q or 3 days
1SsTsaNcE Tssh; e; sAiIEsMAN-pu. iaaSM TO- to re-
cent promotion as well as expan-
sion in our sales organization, we
have openings for men and ]
trainee to sell disqualification in
Surance n Alexandria and Wash
ment and average 500 to S125
per week; no canvassing; bona fide
leads furnished; car necessary. Ap-
ply or write to MR.. GERALD
Va, or w. j. HARRIS. 1850 CO.
lumbia I'd NV ~
Evening star., 1951-06-12
INVESTIGATOR

TO handle property damage and
personal injury cases for claim
department Of local corporati I;
applicant must have drivers license:
auto furnished; about $3.50 per mo.
Write for interview. giving details
Of work experience, education age,
marital status and so forth. Bcx
269-E, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP MEN
PAPER HANDLER

rhe Star has an opening at the ware.
house for o colored man of heayS
build who Is 26-35 years OF age anc
capable Of passing physical ex.
animation, for 5-day. 40-hour week
In addition to salary. generous com.
pany benefits are available. apply
Personnel Once. Room 500. Oper
weekdays S:30-5; Sat. 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
lI01 Pa Ave. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANT. white; per.
NIT: local references. 636 Eye st
ra'fTEENf a'TE "a A4TSTSokkNEy. SS5kkNy chemical. TO,
New York ONCE Of large chemica
company. with Patent Once expert
ence and law degree, Give detail.
Of education and patent experience
in first letter. Box 402-c sta
neighborhood store;
81 hours, $115 wkly. Apply BEA-
CON PHARMACY. DE. 07S7. liz
good opportunity. good
working conditions. $11b wk, to
start. Box 35S-E. Star. -13
for downtown drug
store, good opportunity for. proper
man Give experience and refer.
ences. Box 2S7-c. Star. Ia
WANTED. white me-
chanicS only: steady work in Arling-
ton. Call JE. $4,000. I'D
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN under 35. accounting
BACKGROUND ,preferred; college grad.
able to. meet and deal tactfully with
the public; splendid opportunity to
acouire thorough knowledge Of
financial matters In the treasurer s
ONCE Of life insurance company:
salary open. Apply Room 300. SIC
YOUNG MAN for iewelry shop-Some
one mechanically inclined and
handy With too'~ Learn iewelry
trade Perm. position. THE JEWEL
RY SHOP. Call Ii. 5-670O, Ext
Evening star., 1951-06-12

OF. NV pckWccu . uOUu anu . I'm
-15
BARIENnERs (2l: expsrienced. Apply
ARLINGTON'S SPORTSMAN'S CLUB,
2032 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. Ia
BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable
and cashier: tipping required; double
entry. desirable working conds.. old
established lrm. Box 49-G. Star.
BRICKLAYERS In Md. long Jobs. ex-
eel. commercial work cond. Safeway
stores distribution center, y mile
beyond District line on Sheriff ri =.
Landover. Nd. WILLIAM F. MEL
SON. mason contractor, TU. 1890
BRICKLAYERS in Va. Big job. Excel,
commercial work cond. Kann's dept.
store bldg, Fairfax drive. Just be-
yond Clarendon CIRCLE. Arl.. Va.
WILLIAM F, NELSON, mason con-
BRifCcKLAYER. 200 Kenwood ave,
Toledo. Ohio, Long union Job. 6
days per week. double time on Sat
urday Must go there at your own
expense ANTHONY TZZO. ST. 05S7
BUSHELMAN, first-class; good salary
pRY fa SSEElaS cIEASEss ssnas'ORs csOrsss $3.50
BUSHELMAN for Navy work, white.
Apply IL noon, GATEWAY UNI
FORM HOUSE. 11O6 Good Hope
I'd. sc. liz
Evening star., 1951-06-12

CRAFTSMAN, experienced in ordnance
equipment preferred but not re-
CURED; age 2l-35; numerous EN-
ploye. benefits: excellent salary for
9SIHEsll1leq SIEI ne ,,1a man. Call Hu. 5000. MR..
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical, at least
3 years experience; pleasant work
Ing conditions, disqualification plan.
Transportation can be arranged,
Call Rockville 1898. Mr.. Canaris,
THE LOFSTRAND CO. is
DRIVER and general helper for mod
ern grocery store. Short hours, excel.
pay. Iceland MARKET. 4750 Lee
hwy. GIL. 4545. -l3
DRIVER for established dry cleaning
route. Salary and commission Exper.
not necessary. STRATFORD CLEAN
ERS 264S Wheaton Rd.. Silver
Soring; 10. 5-l7nN. -I3
DRIVER. white. for linen route;
steady Job. good pay. uniform fur
Eished. Apply DISTRICT LINEN
! sERyIcE 4 ;S Co, SO L st: Sc: Ia
DRIVER wanted for DGS. Must have
good references and have complete
knowledge of Arlington and vicinity
Call Monday after am. GIL. f877
or OK 3299 wESTMONT DGs.
340a Columbia pike, Ari. --12
DRIVER - Colored; grocery exper.:
Drivers permit nee Apply 3104 llth
st. NV. No phone calls IA
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JANITOR

colored ianitor who IS 25-35 years
OF age. ambitious and wilma to
give good attendance Must be able
sonnel. Room BOG Open weekdays
1905: Sat 9-1 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
tfOl penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-06-12
WAITER

WAITER
Experienced only. No Sunday. Apply
ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT, 14o3 L
WAREHoUsEMAN. electrical supply
MsfoN Shpfsasni ELbe4Rc AeR=S in sGPSIY RfPfHn g.
5953 Lee highway, Arlington, Va.
wAfcHG Sitf fG0gm gmAxER-Experiencedd dla only
need apply; perm. position. THE
JEWELRY SHOP. Pentagon Bids,
wATCHMAKETRs;, 'e exper. preferred
nent lob. Write or cali JAYsoN's,
Sl7, Caroline ST.. Fredericksburg
YARbMEN tpart time> to work in
IpDfa III day 'asa ssa' mus ivspnss s. s5e aae
jobs. Write to BOX se7-c. Star;
MAN all around, for dry cleaning
plant who can do wet cleaning;
good salary. 21l N. Y. ave. NV.
MAN wanted to deliver salads. Apply
Ssb5Teen Sb cS ! lao and Z i y; CAPITAL SAL
MAN cSlored; bellman; neat. sober
ana TeIIaOle' Tx, Six-QaY week,
permanent. COSMOS CLUB. 1890
4 st. NV. Mr.. Goodwin. before
MAN fc;r sales-service work; earnings
above area average. Good product,
THE HOOVER CO, 1906 Rhode Is
lang Lang ave; ne. 10 to IL noon We'd
MAN, colored, to work in liquor store.
Must be sober and furnish 1st-class
pay. Apply 401 7th st. s.w. IA
MAN TO OPERATE gasoline station.
Experienced. 18th and r. I. ave.
MAN 70 ASSIST stock manager.
Steady position; 4O-hr. wk.; Q Wks.
annual vacation with pay; hos
pitalization and insurance, Apply
MH1TE Mi Rprnsi pEnTSs ftsfr MIC II a9 Co. i76s
NAN S " VIII i CAR, mechanically MY in
clined. for light service work with
large manufacturer. Also sales OPP
portunity. Excellent earnings. Phone
DU; ITIo,a 1877; =, \ to 9 pm. only. for
Man FOR GROCERY DELIVER and
stock CLERK; yirginis drivers license;
NAN WANTED for 1900 family Raw
leigh business; permanent II you are
Q hustler. Write RAWLEIGHS.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
PLATE CARRIER


Permanent position in our pressroom
with Q chance for advancement;
31-30 years Of age. Of heavy build
and capable Of giving good attend
ance' must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room R06.
Open S:30-h weekdays and 9-l
on Saturday
THE EVENING STAR
l1Ol Penna Ave. NV.
PLUMBER, must be exper: must have
d. c, drivers permit. Apply STAND
ARD GAS APPLIANCE. 2S13 14th
st. NV.
Plumbers HELPERS tel-Experi.
enced only. Call WA. 1865. between
PiUMBEPR,s HELpER-Must Be be- sx-
perienced, living in Hyattsville vic.
Phone WA. 5000, 7:30 am. to 8 pm.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. expert.
enced; Apply Mr.. Jones, between
5 and q. JAMES PLUMBING AMI
HEATING, 2012 Duke St, Alexan.
dria, Va 10
Evening star., 1951-06-12
CASHIER

MGR operator and general once
work: excel working cond with
good pay; 5-day week Apply Mr.,
Ettlin. 3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
DISTRICT MANAGER

corporation seeking qualified
man.. under 50, with sales mana
gerial exper. to take over partially
established organization in local
territory. We are interested only in
an aggressive organizer with proven
ability who is accustomed to sub
stantial income. Earnings based OF
commission, overwrites, bonus and
fees, with draw If desired. We pro-
vide semiprofessional advisory
service to property owners that will
not be affected BY material short
ages. Send summary OF business
exper. to MR.. EDWARD NEVIL,
Marion, New York.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP hEk

COLLECTOR and part-time salesman
open; pleasant working conditions;
fbaanSs b,,noSt enas 11E advancement. ,oGan
coMR%issARY' nyRShs aHsI' HELpER-permaaInent
Job for able-bodied young man to
load trucks and assist drivers.
Drivers permit necessary. Starting
time. $3.50 Am; 40-hr, week; Mon.
through Fri. GOVERNMENT SERV-
coNsfRGef16Np suDeSinssndsnt. neSi ssi DENT man
must be able to coordinate large
ersnces. call EN-. 1894 after & pm.
COOK, experienced. for delicatessen-
restaurant: must be- reliable all
salary. Apply 4O15 So. 28th st.,
Arlington. Va. TE. o096. Ia
COOKS
Age. 90 to 40: experienced In large
volume restaurant or cafeteria; ex-
cellent earnings, meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacation and
Sick leave; group insurance ana
Apply PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H st NV. No Phone Calls. Ia
COUNTER MAN, part-time, for kosher
deiicatessen. Apply 1922 Eastern
cSoSu1NTTfiHK FER AND GRILL MAN, pe expert
enced, new air-conditioned restau-
rant. Apply 1888 suitland rd., s.e.
cSdNTfs % giss'ai AND SANDWICH Man MAJ
Experienced: refs. required; jiICK-
DRY HOUSE, 305 9th st. NV. Ex.
6554. --l4
DANCE TEACHERS
Young men. ages s1-3o. with per-
sonality and good appearance, to
teach ballroom dancing. No sexpe-
rience necessary, completes training
given. Excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement. College
sial; ~ Apply in person. noon to
Don Martini Studios
502 18th st. NV. 1124 Conn. Ave.
DELICATESsEN CLERKS (3), mar
rlsd men or college students. gem
tile, over 81 years, for part-time
SSaS. pS1S IN, IN hhgrlninngton delicatessen.
sGas saWAsEEE, sM S0ss eoiored $50 week Mls and
GRAINS sEsrAgK2NsTD' fR2is1DFse1 so1 upsSar sSHni
DISHWAsHER, sober and exper. onIy.
day work, of nights. Sun. and hol-
days; good pay. ALBANY PHARM-
ACY, 18th and H SITS. NV --l2
DISHWASHER
Colored. exper.. with good local ref.
night work; best wages, excel work
sonds Call in person trearl ted
LI55WlS 1858 Conn. ave. NV. after
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CHAUFFEUR

We desire the services Of a courteous
young woman, 21 to 35 years Of age,
who is neat in appearance and 10
willing TO give good attendance. job
advertisers Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays. S:30-5 and
Sat. 81 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-06-12
BUS BOYS
DISHWASHERS

Colored and other kitchen work; day
and night shifts: meals furnished;
paid vacation and sick leave.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP WOMEN lcont.l
BOOKKEEPER


Excellent opportunity for experienced
bookkeeper; above average salary;
good chance for advancement; 5iz
days, Apply UNION CLOTH1ERS.
INC. 307 7th st. NV. il
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR-Openinc for young lady in. &C.
counting department to operate Bur-
roughs bookkeeping machine and do
related Office work; permanent posi-
ton, 512 week. Ask for Mr. Car
yer. MAGEUDER. INC, 1888 Conn.
ave. IA
CASHIER: 21-35; some knowledge Of
fundamental bookkeeping: high
school graduate: experience not nee;
S45. g days. Apply Mr.. Nicholson,
POTOMAC GARAGE & SERVICE
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, 1951-05-07

headquarters of the Far East
Command, to which no Negroes
r assigned, in sharp contrast
with the open and successful IN
tegration prevailing at the Air
Force headquarters:
az That the NAACP has the
evidence to clear most of these
hapless men of the unfounded
charge of cowardice and have
them returned to service in the
U. S. Army-an Army which we
hope will soon become truly de-
mocratic and fully integrated;
and
(5) That as long as we have
racial segregation in the Army we
will have the type Of injustice of
which these courts martial are
typical. Men who are daily expos
ing themselves to injury and
death at the hands of the enemy
should not be subjected to in
justice, additional hardship and
unnecessary danger solely because
of racial prejudice.
, 1951-05-07
What Lauah!

JERSEY CITY, N. j., May Z
(INS)- Chester Olivier was
booked today on a grand larceny
charge for allegedly stealing a
parking meter.
Police said they overlook Olivi-
err staggering homeward with the
bulky meter under his coat. .
, 1951-05-07
Eliza Johnson Gets
Key For Scholarship

A senior at Dunbar High
School, Eliza Johnson of 500
w. Fifth St. today holds one of
the 13 scholarship keys present
ed by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce to the most out
standing all-around senior in
each of IS Dayton public and
parochial schools.
The keys were awarded at
the 18th annual presentation in
the Biltmore Hotel.
, 1951-05-07

Your soiled clothes hamper
should be washed several times a
year. Use soap and water and a
fiber brush, if necessary. Rinse
thoroughly and place in open air
to dry. Sun for several hours If
possible.
, 1951-05-07
FOURTH TN a SERIES
R REPORT J RI
The Shameful Story OF The
Court Martial OF Negro GIs
By THURCOOD MARSHALL

NAACP Special Counsel
Despite the difficulties they have encountered and
determinations they have experienced, our Negro troops
have remained staunchly loyal, turning a deaf ear to
Communist propaganda. Just as in former wars, they
have learned that enemy bullets kill black and white with
fine impartiality and have rejected enemy propaganda.
Our Negro troops in Korea have not been urged by the
song the Communists sing.