davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Report No Progress
After 18th Meeting
Ends in Deadlock

For the sixth straight day
Vice Admiral Turner Joy in
sisted that the shooting must
stop along the present battle
line. The reds on the other
hand, still are holding out for
the 18th parallel. The report
therefore was mo progress"
Soon after the session adjourn
ed the Chinese commander
said over the radio in a broad
cast on the occasion of Chinese
Day, that if the U.N.
Army does not show sincerity
and deliberately offers impos-
sible demands and sticks to
them that the UN forces will
be destroyed.
Continued on page a
, 1951-08-02
Gov. Congrutulotes
Stution VISTA on
First Anniversary

Governor de Castro sent the
following letter to William N.
Greer, owner of Broadcasting
Station VISTA, which cele-
brated its first anniversary yes
terday in which it said in part:
"Pease accept my congratula-
tons on the completion of a
year of excellent service to the
people of the Virgin Islands.
VISTA has become a part
of the lives of all our citizens
throughout the Islands. For
good musical programs, wide
news coverage, and a variety
of International programs, the
people tune in almost continu-
ally to what is popularity
known as "their" local station.
4 thank you particularly for
your helpful service to the Ad-
ministration and I wish you
the best Of fortune in your
future endeavors."
, 1951-08-02
Brituin to Try Out
First Atomic Bomb
Soon. Ministry Hints

The first made-in- Britain
bomb is near compile
ton and may be exploded
soon at sea. Government
sources confirmed the report
that Britain, a late starter in
the atomic race, has made ex-
cellent progress.
Informed sources said the
, 1951-08-02
Navy Asks Congress
Permission to Use
New Sub for Tests

The Navy Department has
asked Congress for authority
to use a partially completed
submarine as a target for un-
der-water explosion tests of
the highest priority. No men
ton was made of what sort Of
weapon would be explodeA
but there was immediate
speculation that it might he an
atomic bomb.
The atomic energy Commis-
sion disclosed earlier this
week that it is preparing for
new atomic tests but not cutie
ready to say where or when
they will be held.
, 1951-08-02

development had reached the
stage where it is hoped to ex-
plode the nations first atomic
bomb soon. Officials refuse to
confirm or deny the actual
state of the number one
A-bomb.
, 1951-08-02

Four students, winners of a public speaking contest sponsored by
the Toronto Branch of the United Nations Association in Canada,
visited UN. as part OF their three-day trip to New York. Shown
here listening to a transcription made during their interview over
UN. Radio are Cleft to right Elizabeth Miller, Norman McCu1och,
Villa McCauley, Charles Black and Kenneth Watts of the Ca
madam UNA. At the right is Irving Berenson of the UN. Rodio.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

Sevitzky protege
whose rise in
symphonic con-
Quoting has
been meteoric.
disclosed yes
terday that he
is tired" and
plans to turn
to composing.
He won't con-
duct again for
"at least a year
and a half" he
said.
The young
Evening star., 1951-01-31
-year-old Kous-

New Yorker, al Mr.. Bernstein.
ready established as a composer
for Broadway and the ballet, as
we'll as symphony orchestras. will
make his Washington debut to-
night as guest leader of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. The
concert will be at $50 in Consti-
tuition Hall.
Mr.. Bernstein, a Harvard gradu-
ate, got his initial push on the
road to prominence as a student
of Serge Koussevitzky at the
Berkshire Music Center, Tangle-
wood. Mass.
Later. when only Is years old,
he got another big break when
he pinch-hit for ailing Bruno
Walter during the 1943 season of
the New York Philharmonic, of
which he was assistant conductor.
This season he is sharing the
leadership of the touring Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra with
Koussevitzky and he also has
made guest appearces with
leading orchestras in many coun-
tries. He headed the New York
City Symphony for two years.
I'm worn out now," Mr.. Bern
stein said in an interview follow
ing a rehearsal yesterday. Tive
been conducting almost continu-
ously for seven years. Now I feel
I have to give myself a chance to
find out about the Importance of
composing"
Mr.. Bernstein wrote the score
for the recent Broadway hit show
Peter Pan" and also for the hit
musical "On the Town" Among
his other compositions are the
ballet Fancy Free" and the SYM
phony "The Age of Anxiety"
For tonight's concert Mr.. Bern
stein has programmed Brahms
Third Symphony" and the Sym
phony Fantastique" by the French
composer. Hector Berlioz. Next
Wednesday night he will both
conduct and perform as piano
soloist in an all-Beethoven pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Bernstein 10 Take Rest
From Conducting and
Return 10 Composing

Symphony Conductor Leonard
Bernstein says he will quit con-
Quoting this spring for an "indefi-
mite period"
Mr.. Bernstein, 32-year- -old Kous-
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Audience Weeps
AT Verdii's S Mass
Aided by Tear Gas
By the Associated Press

THE HAGUE, the Netherlands
Jan. 31.-A concert audience wept
last night when the Dutch radios
philharmonic orchestra played
Verdi's Requiem Mass"
The tears stemmed from tear
gas bombs tossed from the audi
ence in protest against the
Dutch-born German conductor,
Paul van Kempen. He had been
accused of collaboration with the
Nazis in World War II.
A doctor and four students, one
of them a girl. were charcec
with having hurled the bombs.
The concert continued after five
minutes.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP MEN Gent,
ASSISTANT
!. MANAGER

Small loan.. experience desired but
not essential; must have car. good
salary and car allowance. Apply Inn
9sny msdiatsly oinu y person, p5sn asA CALvERI
ave-. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 20
AUTO BODY MECHANIC - Large.
modern shop; excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Mr.. Walter. MONROE
FORD CO.. Silver Spring, Nd, ST..
AUTO CHAsERS-Several openings
for reliable men: immediate employ
merlt; see Mr.. Hurd, HILL Il TIB-
BITS. INC, lila Vermont ave.
AUTO. LuBRIcAT1oN MAN, good
working conditions. vac. with pay
RRosPHl'aiuation e. Ha nusAaE2 2qSS sss MT
oLDsMOBiLE. $500 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Md. .
AUTO MECHANICS, Ford experience,
working conditions. Apply to Mr..
Cutler, MONROE FORD CO.. Silver
Spring, Md. 81. 1900. p
AUTO MECHANIC, must have knowl-
edge Of. all cars. must be sober;
good salary to right man. BUCK
LAUER SERVICE STATION. Maine
ave. and. M st. s.w. IL
AOIU mECHANlCs TO Qualily Tor va.
State inspection; must be available
SALES J. sERVIcE. sERVSiIc E. INC. sss7 VII
son blvd. Arl.. Va. Il
AUTO MECHANIC - Chrysler -Plym-
outh experience important, but not
essential; perm. position to steady.
thorough worker; 5-day week. paid
vacations; W.A.T.A. hospitaliation;
salary discussed at interview. See
Mr.: Staten, ROYAL MOTORS INC,
400 Ga. ave. NV. II
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC for De
Soto Plymouth dealer; modern ia
cilities; must be first class; prefer
with Chrysler products experience;
guaranteed minimum salary; 5Ia.
day week; insurance and vacation
benefits,
VINCENT MOTOR co.
5013 Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

CAR HOPS
Young men, for full or part time en-
pioymsnt; salary plus tips; meals
APPIY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
CARPENTERS, first-class, for per.
nanent work IN p, G: Apply "a! 7;Sg
CARPENTER for work near Fair
room and board il desired. BOX
47S-Y. Star.
CARPENTER, part time. VIII pay
by exchange for land with sewer.
water and elec. Close to transpor-
tation. LU. 4-5510.
CARPENTER. contract work with ma .
ADAMS, WI. 9511. Il
csaefPMrfMns' a. per M 4sts s. frame sna
St: ne. See Mr.. BENNIs or Mr.
WEISS. IL
CARPENTERS, 2. all-around men,
must be mechanics. Call BILL
HASTINGS. after 6 pm. Ii. . g.
O741. -3
CARPENTERS-steady work rain OF
shine; maintenance and repairs;
good pay. See Mr.. Mike. HECHIN-
GER, CO.. 18th and H sts. ne.
Monday.
CARPENTERS, must be good; inside
work, housing project In Arlington
va. Apply MADISON MANOR, INC.
2982 ath 1ath st. NJ. Arlington. Va.
cAkPENTERs. 1st class. trinmer.
only; top pay. Apply at $50
CARPENTERS = Rough. plenty Of
work for frst.class men. See MIR
DRUMOND at Sumner, Md. Tc
reach: Out Massachusetts, ave. u
mi. beyond Westmoreland Circle tC
the Sumner sign on your left.
CARPENTERS-To contract for sew
eral small houses in bethesda; labor
only, ST.. 6019. Il
CARPENTER, experienced foreman for
detached homes close-by Va; good
pay. long job. Box 450-X, Star. II
CARPENTERS, IRST-CLAsS FRAME
HANDS; 9th and BRANDYWINE
Evening star., 1951-04-01

AUTO MECHANICS (2l, foreign car
eg szesE ssst se7 o501esisiGR i4fs g. INV IN city
AUTO MECHANICS t2). experienced,
straight pay. 81 days; $50. REDS
KAISER-FRAZER, "a II st. ne. II
AUTO MECHANICS, .Chrys. products,
experienced only, 5-day wk.; salary
and bonus plus group tins.. paid
holidays and vacations with pay;
tions, See Mr.. johnson. PEAKE
MOTOR CO., De Soto-Plymouth
Dealer, Wis. ave. at Albemarle, OR.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
COLLECTOR
SALESMAN

young man with car for
employment with worldwide finan-
ctal institution. for permanent work.
Ma. 2822 Mr.. stetser. II
COOK wanted, must know how to
cook pizza. rayioli and spagetti.
Apply POOR JOESS RESTAURANT,
1901 Georgia. ave. NV. IL
COOK, colored, for restaurant-tea-
room. Opportunity for man who
wants job with . future. OLD
CLUB TEAHoUsE, 555 So. Wash.
COOK WANTED, sober, steady EN-
ployment. good salary. Apply chef.
CIRCLE RESTAURANT. 1883 I4th
ssSao! KcHagrTEgR coorss so pgt
CLERK, experienced in
meeting the public. to work in an
cleo. supply house. Phone for appt.
Mon, g to IL am, Elk. I'LL, c. A.
LEPPART. 914 st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS: Sealed bids
In duplicate-for alteration Of build
ing located at 1921 T Street. NV.
Washington, D., C.-will be received
until one o'clock pm. Standard
time, April 10, 1851, at 1904 Jay
Street, NE, Washington, Is. D. C.,
and then publicly opened at EPHE-
SUS CHURCH. 1910 SIXTH STREET,
may be obtained at 5004 JAY
STREET. NE. phone LU. 1-0156.
A deposit Of one dollar will be re-
Quired for each set of drawings
which will be refunded when draw
ings are returned-within ten days
after bids are opened.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ASSISTANT
CONTROLLER

A very promising fu-
ture is in store for an
accountant approxi-
mately 80 to 40 yrs. of
age, who has proven ex-
perience in all branches
of Office work and mod
ern cost of accounting
method.
This is an excellent
opportunity at a favor
able starting salary for
the right man.
Reply by letter giving
your age, education> and
full details of previous
experience. All replies
will be held in strictest
confidence.
]. SCHOENEMAN, INC
412 w. REDWOOD ST.
Baltimore 8, Md.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimuml

Three Lines tMinimum)
I time 3Se per line.
. 70 Q times eonsecutively. 3be per
line
2 times eonsecutively. 33c per line.
Special Notices and Personal &c peY
line additional.
New Automobiles. 65c per line. 4-line
minimum
Phone Sterling 5000.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT with building experi-
ence; 5-day wk. 9-5; salary open;
Immediately. HU. 6025. Il
ACCOUNTANT-To Join STAFF of local
C.P.A. Exper. man desired. Write.
giving age. marital statisy exper..
references and salary desired. Box
ZoI-f. star. .
ACCOUNTANT, experienced IN tag,
cost and general work. VIE
2. Q. Box I106. Roanoke, Va.
AcC0UNTANT-senior. experienced
In local c. p. A. office: permanent;
capable OF assuming responsibility
particulars in reply for interview
Box 20B-R, Star
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CABINET FINISHER

Capable Of taking complete charge of
work IN shop and homs;-car necessary;
wages; permanent. call
MA. 046s. Mr.. Rice, for appointment.
cAMpsEI1AMus COMPANY
Evening star., 1951-04-01

When aassoertrp adpe,t,sements
addressed to Star bores do Nor
fnciose original references, photo.
erdphs or other materials OF peT.
soncl vdlue. Copies serps the pur.
pose and ORIGINALS mag Get lost.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

AGENT Tor estab. industrial insurance
route as collector and salesman;
auto necessary. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg, 724 9th st. NV. -
AGENTS, canvassers. demonstrators: !:
new item. Exclusive terr. Large
profits. State exper. MARVEL Sill
VERPLATERS, Tower Bldg, Balti-
more. Md.
REPAIR MAN, exp.. for
pairs in users homes. Liberal car
allowance. See Mr.. Law, EDGAR
MORRIS SALES CO., 10 Patterson
st. ne, between M and N off N.
Capitol. Ma. 1881. p
APPRENTICES-2 young men as ap-
prentices for well-paying trade; ma
tional organization; 4O-hour week,
no SATURDAYS. 1. c. SMITH &
Park I'd. NV. 3
ASST. BOoKEEPER, young man
white, 30-35 yrs. Of age; pref. sin
gle; capable of posting. making
financial statements and Other
monthly reports; must be accurate
with figures. Call Mr.. Hamilton,
DE: 1900. L. P. STEUART. INC,
1440 P st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

license for q permanent Job with
The Evening Star; 25-35 years of
age, capable OF passing Q physical
exam. Apply personnel. Room sos.
Open weekdays, s:30-5: Sat-. 9-1.
No phone calls.
EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
ENGINEER. white; IL to 9; 9th
TEL. 500 n. Capitol st. NV. See
the chief engineer. .
ENGINEER, 9th class; must be sober,
industrious. Apply office, CHAL-
FoNTE APIS. 1901 Argonne pl.
ENGINEER, white, sober, reliable;
from 1878 shift. 4S-hr. wk.; $1S5
mo. for hotel work. Box 342-v,
with cemetery experience
preferred but not essential; one who
can read blue print maps and has
gardening. Apply in person. 10 am.
to 3 pm. any day, at cemetery ONCE,
4101 Suitiand rd. Sc. Il
ENGINEER, civil, experienced in
drafting. quantity estimating, sur
veying and supervision of con-
struction work. Write p. o. BOX
HOG, Roanoke, Va.
ENGINEER, with D. C. license. 18th
class or better, for maintenance
OF air conditioning equipment; good
working conditions; vacation with
pay; group disqualification and life
insurance; 5-day, 4O-hour week;
S175 q month to start. See building
superintendent. 1915 Il st. NV. u
ENGINEER. white. 3rd-class or bet
ter. Apply 1920 Upton st. NV.
between 8 and 4 pm -S
ENGINEER, mechanical or electrical,
at least years practical experience
chasing work; SIS. 900 per year to
begin. Box 46a.X Star
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Evening Star Building


aheetins desired; :''e GOOD od0T,sSes pay and
TER sUPER MARKET, ios0s Lin
coin ave, Kensington. Md, Il
CHEF-White; take charge Of kitchen
8 to 8 pm; no Sundays; salary
CLERK. age 26 to So. We have an
immediate opening in q permanent
position for young man to act as
clerk in our Frigidaire department
to control inventory OF. materials,
eGde to PRICE - daily hsVS work ea orders. Must @
tion; 4S-hour work week; starting
Sids. s call cH NE NE. ~fss 47ss. 'A'''eiiA ~
CLERK; light ONCE work and able
sa e dispatch small Feet .o.ry Ct trucks rs
sired Reply to: BOX 25-V, STAR
shipping and receiving; s.
day. 40-hour wk. Apply WHITE
MOTOR CO.. 2765 Jefferson Davis
hwv;; Arlington, Va. -.
CLERK-Youns man. clerical work.
age. experience. II any and salary
expected first letter. Box 1875.
CLERK. for relief purposes; full
time. position. Practical knowledge
OF front once procedure. Apply
Mgr. EBBITT HOTEL. 1000 H st.
NV.
CLERK-Age 26 to 35. We have an
immediate. opening for q young man
to take orders from our customers
and act In capacity OF Shipping
clerk. Must have at least q high
school education; 54-hour work
week; starting salary $50 per week.
Only those desiring permanent
position should apply. Call ME.
CLERKS for our art department. some
knoWledge of art helpful but not
essential. Apply Ia person, 10
1:3th ST NV p
Evening star., 1951-04-01
LLOYDS
MEN

DRAFTsMEN S7o-S135 wk.
Elec., struct., mech. arch.
ENGINEERS, $3.50 mo. to $4,000 yr
Field, design. civil, layout.
GEN. SUPT. CONST. $3.50 mo.
ROD AND CHAIN MEN S45 up
PARTY CHIEFS $40 up
statesmen, air conds S1OO wk.
WOMEN
SECRETARIES top salaries
1920 New York Ave, ST. 2207.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BUTCHER

Wanted in a progressive gro
cery store. One capable Of
managing meat dept. $S5
wk. to start, with an oppor-
tunity to operate on o per-
centage increase basis. Posi-
lively no drinkers. Apply In
person only. SHULMAN
QUALITY FOOD SHOP. 5035
Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeping
and tax service: $40 per month up.
ST. 624S or 10. 2-72S7.
Observation-Disclosures services.
all taxes, audits. statements. Long
exp. Reas. fee. Box BOOK, Star. :
FURNITURE REPAIRING, refinish-
ing. caneing. Veteran IL years exp.
GILBERT PEAKE. sH. S97S.
! WILL not be responsible for debts
incurred by any one other than
myself. CHARLES B. DAVIS. 1924
End st. NV, Washington, D. c. 2s
FREE will consider part-time out
door work without charge on nearby
farm, estate or city home with large
lawn or garden in exchange for
opportunity to work outdoors and
place to use exercise apparatus
TRANSPORTATION must be furnished
from vicinity Chevy Chase. Boz
40S-X, Star.
ATTENTIoN-Small businesses. comp
account and tax serv., by exp. re.
liable accountant: reas. RA. 7450.
GOLD CHEVRON CLUB
Meeting rooms available both day
and night; each room will accom-.
modate 40 people; comp. cocktail
bar and lounge ME- 7033 a
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ACME EMPL. AGENC

Professional Placement
Service
. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 1853
We have immediate openings in medi-
cal, dentalN and hospital oflces for
registered nurses. receptionists. lab.
technicians and medical secretaries.
Some part-time and temporary posi-
tions available. Consult us regard.
ing positions In these fields. -
Evening star., 1951-04-01

HELP WANTED AGENCIES

RECEPTIoNIsT, doctors once. nice
PoToMAc EMPL. AGcY.. 1854
ENGINEER. degree. architectural,
S5,5o0; several openings. BOYD'S,
100 18th, cor. @.
HOTEL POSITIONS. white, all kinds;
desk clerks, auditors. typist. PBx
Sord S0asaS soyDs 0eRsooinfst eeo 18th s5ss saT
@. MA. 2340.
INVESTIGATORS, young men; law
helpful. but not req; several OPEN
ings, Iy.s Miss Ford. at BoYD's, 700
LUMBER YARD FOREMAN, Se5 wk
up. exper. Miss Day. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. Ma.
IBooKKEEPERs. m.. to ses wk.:
syniss sssenSss- exGsp exper Hna d IA ~ $2soG;
BOYD SERVICE. roo 12th. cor. q.
DENTAL ASST, $50 wk.; Dr.'s asst,
exper., $50 wk.; beauty salon book
pr. asst, $50 wk. Miss Reed, PER-
SoNNEL Hass SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV.
ACCOUNTANT. t.. grad. excel. sal
Scg saES easSisq sSSfDr s9e gS sSe sse Mss; Mk
Reed, 'PSas PERsoNSsE SaSo SERVICE f e. isii lsS
G st. NV. Ma. 2117. q
SECRETARY, f.. $4,000. Law stenog..
exp. und. 35, $50 wk. Patent law
stenog., S65 wk. ms. stenog.. 1925
mo; Junior stenoga, $55 wk. Cap
itol r;SI. Hill Us 6secy, $500 Travel bu-
see Miss Youns wa pPRsosNsL Rssos q eahsEs
ICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA. 2116.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER. all types,
SIS wk. PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G st. NV. Ma. 2117. %
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
school. camp and office positions
Colorado Bldg, 18th and G., RE.
1888. -
BoOKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS, 1920 N Y, Ave. NV.
U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
- Dist; Of Col.
oleri's5 Old aPS Post PESdsssiGnal ofes Sla.. Once
315 18th st. NV.
NO FEES
MALE-FEMAIE
Applications wanted for:
p.s ., CLERICAL -
dictaphone. key punch and tabu-
lating machine oprs.; drafting
trainees; messengers; secretaries;
STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS Iocal
and overseas): yari-typists; teletype
and telephone oprs.; traffic emu
PROFESSIONAL
IAerodynamistS; case workers and si-
| pervisors (U. s. and overseas; chem
lists; dietitians; CRAFTSMEN; dupli-
eating representatives; ENGINEERS
tall delds); equipment specialists;
home economists; instructors fauto-
motive and accounting); mathema-
ticiens; position classifers; public
health officers; recreational thera-
pists and workers (U. S. and over
seasl; TV-radio script writers: stat
lSticians; supply catalogers; weather
observers
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE "A
Evening star., 1951-04-01

ATLAS, 1920 N. z. AVE.
secy,s stenos.. typists. bkprs.. recpt..
iypists. h.e clerks, payroll clerks
1870 N 2 AVE NV. RIM 500
Al Bookkeeper (F.); $40 Wk.
Full charge. exper.: asst. bookpr.
reeep., $50 wk.. many others now.
Miss Reed at PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G ST. NV MA o11R
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ADJUSTOR

Young man with college BACKGROUND
or experience needed in collection
department, outside work. car fur
niShed. Man selected will have ex-
ceilent chance for advancement. ST.
ADVERTISING APPRENTICE-Here
is an opportunity for an ambitious
young man with the sincere desire
70 make a career of ADVERTISING.
You'll learn all about newspaper,
magazine. radio and Tv advertis-
,e.d mg and you'n get ahead well, pro-
ball: a fair amount OF patience a
strong back and a will to succeed
You should be in the 20 to IS age
group and single. See Mr.. Lfilkins
Monday between 8 and IL am. only.
Star Building - :
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BOOTBLACKS


Immediate openings CRYSTAL VAL
Ell. 720 18th st. NV. ! i
BRICKLAYERS-Large apt. project,
4301 Mass ave. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Job. 10th and
BR1cKLAYERs-To contract brick
work on several small houses in
Bethesda: labor only. 81. 6019. Il
work, 1900 blk. s''s' viers Mil I I'd, ai. sil.
Yer Spring. See KENNETH COOPER
|BRICKLAYERS, 5. white, union; work
in MARYLAND. Call SH. 491S. ---3
|BRICKLAYERS, 1st-class mechanics
only: for Atonement Seminary, 145
School. Addison rd.. Chanel Oaks.
BRfCKLAYERs. 1st-class only. open
tngs located at Garrett Park. Md,
and nearby areas. For information,
BRIckGAYEs. isIs kI YaEfeSe; contract work W With
material furnished. Phone MIR.
BkfGKLAYERs .t1M. first class.
white only; salary S26 per day.
tResn tssTsSsiono fo-11 can and oM s.s. 7242: se-
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN
Experienced man for commercial
building in Virginia, Maryland and
D. C. Telephone Lo. 3-7S52 after
Z pm. Il
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for new
D-6 Caterpillar; only experiences
men need apply: MOUNT ExCA-
|BUuHHLLDISoGzEiRo r. oPERAfoR Phi Hsos for Hp5,
loader, must be experienced and
have transportation. Apply 156
tHillwood ave. Falls Church, Va.
Day phone, FA. 1922; home phone,
FA. 221S. II
BUTCHER. exper, sober, reliable;
ave. SH. $3.50. -3
BUTCHERS (2), young, energetic,
ambitious, experienced in handling
meat, poultry and fish. Highest SAL
airy paid; 2 weeks vacation with
| pay. Call SH. 2O12. p
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP MEN

experienced, steady work.
good earnings: also Q ex-GIs to
learn trade. Call OIL. 2022. Il
CLERK. man. must know
how to read scales. LOU'S MARKET.
619 18th st. ne.
GROCERY CLERK, colored; sood
pay; exper. not necessary. Apply ia
person, 200 Rhode Island ave. NV.
CLERK. 80 to 35, white.
exper.. general grocery work; good
COLLEGE PARK MARKET. 45o5
Soilege ave-, College Park. Nd.
wa. 44oo. .
HALL MAN, colored, for day work
N apt: bldg; references. Apply
H55EtSSBERT 55tS HARVEY, INC, 9I3
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CLERK

Alert individual who is 21-35 years
OF age, enjoys working with figures
and is willing to give good attend
Apply Personnel. Room 500. Open
weekdays, $3.50 to 5 and Sat, 0
to l.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Young man for To-
cal insurance ONCE. must be able
to type: good opportunity. See MIR
HALL, l00S II st. NV. II
CLERK-TYPIST, young man to learn
manent position. LONGS, 731 18th
CLERK TYPIST, for stockroom
work; willing to learn operation OF
office machines; mineograph. multi
hth. ETC.; 5-day week; national Or
ganizatinn. Box 403-T. Star.
for bookkeeping dept.
Of lumber and millwork CO. In
Bethesda, Md. Opportunity for ad-
vancement Must have aptitude
for figures. Box 122-Y, Star. -
COLLECTION MAN, to handle retail
installment accounts; permanent 20
caTS sitiGn RcE3k I3Nq'st sst lzsM zsl IN st. NV:
tablished instalment furniture con-
Germ needs man with car; some ex-
perience In instalment sales and
collections. Established and all
current route. Commissions on col
lections and sales-guarantee de-
pending on background of applicant
See MIR. THOMAS. 1881 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Arthur Murray needs ambitious men,
21-33, for their expanding studios.
No experience necessary, we will pay
you while you're training. College
graduates preferred. Earn $50-S120
per wk. Training classes start soon.
Apply ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO,
1106 Conn. ave-, 2 p.m.-10 Pm.