davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1953-04-15

Or. Fleming said that, as for
him. all other things being
equal" it would not matter
whether the governor is ma
tive-born or mainlander, white
, 1953-04-15
U.N.. Comnists Begin
Moving Wounded
Cuptives TO Truce Site
Municipal Council 10
Hold Public Heuring
On April II

Municipal Council Of Both communists and United
tx has scheduled a pub Nations commands have be-
ring for Friday, April gun the movement Of sick and
O'clock pm. relative to wounded captives Of the Ko-
ing the Runway at rean fighting. The exchange
der Hamilton Airfeld will begin next Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

way over from the Rocket S then
scored the extra point on an off
tackle plungs, marked the other
score for the Red Devils.
Rockingham was not to be deni-
ed their strong offensive power as
they r.licd on Jerry Brown, u.s.
Aound high-stepping fullback, to
turn on speed and gain yardage
with comparative ease throughout
the first three quarters. Brown
and Floyd Andrews teamed up to
produce the two Rocket scores.
It was Brown who set up the
first Rocket score by turning on a
burst of speed in Keeling off the
games longest run. He returned
the Red Devil kickoff so yards
before a savage tackle by Ned
Watts brought him down on about
the Red Devil 43.
After a series of running plays
Andrews carried on an END run
from 9 yards out for the Rockets
first score.
The final score for the Rockets
was set up by a series of running
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

An underdog Red Devil e ,vn
with the will to win rolled II a
hard fought 10 to II victory over
a strong Rockingham crew Fri
day night in a thrilling SENC IA
conference tilt. 1t was the first
time in 3 years of competition that
the Red Devils had even SoIrSd
against the Rockets.
The Red Devils, making their
first appearance of the season
unlcaShed a savage offensive drive
from the very beginning as Sam
Walden recovered Rocket FUN
BILE on Rockingham'S Al then pro-
ceeded to direct series of tricky
"T' formation plays which term
mated in the first score of the
contest as Walden Sneaked over
from the one yard line.
Walden, triple threat magician
operating from the quarterback
slot. accounted for two of the Red
Devils tallieS and Sammy Rogers,
blockbusting fullback who ex-
ploded for consistent gains thro-
ughout the game. bulldozed his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16
Three Pigs Triple
Investment Made
By Local Farmer

A local farmer recently more
than tripled his investment in
three pigs over a period of sixty
days. This is believed to be some
what Of a record in the way of
fattening feeder pigs.
Jesse Ray, Tabor City farmer,
bought three feeder pigs from the
Tabor City Hog Market on July
10 for total of SGT. He purchased
S25 worth of feed during the sixty
days and sold all three pigs on
September 10 for a total OF Sl63.-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

68. His net profit on the transac-
ton was $lll.ea which set a re-
cord at the local market taking
into consideration that he kept
the pigs only go days.
The three pigs weighed a total
Of IS pounds when Ray bought
them and they weighed 225 pounds
when he sold them back to the
Hog Market.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

North Carolina cotton farmers
estimate this years total produce
ton at 100000 bales (500-pounA
gross weight). or 1872 per cent less
than their l95 2production.
The single fact that the Ameri-
can population is still growing
rapidly gives the American farmer
reason for optimism.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

with Mrs. Harrelson's mother,
Mrs. Clydia Bennett in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Clydia Bennett and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Margaret Smith and her
sons. Bobby and Tony. were visit
ors in Tabor City Saturday. Mrs.
Bennett visited her daughter, Mrs.
]. c. HARRISON and Mrs. Benefits
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tur-
beville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Harrelson
ana sons, Ricky and Duone re-
Gently returned from a weeks
vacation in Morehead City where
they visited relatives. On the re-
turn trip home they spent a day
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16
New Hollands Sensational "66'
Makes hay ba.ing practical
on almost any farm!
The Children

It's ready to come in, and bale it fast
for the highest quality with least
spoilage by sun or rain.
In the field you'll find it hard to be-
iieye your eyes when the efficient
60 gObbles up the windrow.
Nothing seems to stop it. 1t can kick
out firm square bales minute
package up to Z tons of hay in an
hour And it bales anything-clover.
prairie hay, sudan grass, maize.
Come in and see US right awayl We're
ready and waiting to show Won q
So We'd like to go over this won
derful grassland machine with Won
point by point--give you positive
proof you can't buy better at the
price.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16

One-third of Americas teen
ayers failed to return to school
last year after taking summer
jobs. Most of them were farm
Youths,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16
costs hundreds Of
dollars less!
HERE ARE THE FACTS:

The surprise of lifetime. That's the
New Holland "66." Well wager
you've never seen baler so compact
in design-so completely new-fea-
ture after feature.
You'll be amazed the first time you
see the SO" It's shorter and lower
than most balers of its type on the
market. It's designed to operate at
full efficiency with one or two-plow
tractor. Best of all, it's priced so low
that now even small-acreage farms
can afford the finest in bailing esuip-
ment.
Now you can enjoy the full benefits
of having your own baler on the farm
You can bale your hay the moment
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Ida Louise
Cox wish to express their appre-
citation for the kindness shown
during the illness and death of
their mother.
The Children
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-16
Extra point no good.

Brown returned kickoff "a yds.
to Red Devil 40 before Tommy
Collier brought him down with
Earring tackle. SoleS broke through
line and stopped Brown for yd.
loss. Is yard penalty against Red
Devils for unnecessary roughneSS.
Brown picked up yards through
right tacke. Pass to Andrews by
Webb completed on Red Devil 10
yard line. HarrelSon dropped
Brown for two yard loss. Pass TO
Andrews completed on Red Devil
one yard line. Red Devils take
over on own one yard lire. Series
of quarterback SncakS by Walden
runs out clock End of first half.
Third quarter.
Gore Streaked ~ yards 10 Rock
ct 43 after fumbling ball on kick
off. Rogers, Gore, and Spivey rip
through line for consecutive gains.
Wanden carries for Is on quarter
back keep lay. Gore plunges for
first down to Rocket ). Valdez.
on quarterback sneak for touch
down. Sam Rogers makes extra
point good.
Series of running and pass plays
by Brown, Andrews, Webb, and
Everette places ball on RED Devil
5 where Brown carries for the
score. Extra point no good.
On side kick by Rockingham
confused all players-Sanders fell
on ball on own Is yard line. End
of third quarter.
Fourth quarter.
Penalty against Red Devils for
holding. Incomplete pass ana no
gains on running plays caused
Walden to punt from own 81.
Andrews tumble recovered by
Wallace. Brown moved to Red
Devil IS. Norris trapped Web 6
yards behind line of Scrimmage.
Brown moved TO RID 48. Pass from
Webb to Taylor good for 10 yards.
Runs by Brown, Webb, and And
rewS failed to gain first down.
Attempted punt failed by poor
pass from center. Red Devils take
over on own Al. Rogers carried to
Rocket ~. Spivey for two. Is yd.
penalty against Red Devils for
holding. Two incomplete passes by
Walden. Kick by Walden to Rock
ct 80. Pass from Webb 10 Everette
lost one yard. Watts breaks thro-
ugh line and nails Goodman for
two yard loss. Andrews kicked to
RID %. Walden wcaved 80 yards
then lateralled to Carterette who
picked up two more. Cartrette
picked up first down on two plays.
End of game.
Starting Line-ups:
RED DEVILS
Davis Norris. lie
Nathaniel HARRISON, 1T.
Tommy Collier. LG
Eugene SolcS, {.
Ned Watts. RI.
Sonny Sanders, RE
Sam Walden. OBJ
Sammy Rogers. LIB.
Weldon Gore. RIB
Ben Spivey, FB
ROCKETS
Robert Taylor, lie
Gerald LammondS. 1T
Bobby Wallace. LG.
Clifton Gaddy, c.
Allison Richardson. re
Robert Gullcdge. RI
John Watkins. RE
Bobby Goodman. OBJ
Donald Webb. OBJ
Floyd Andrews. LIB
Spencer Herndon. RIB
Jerry Brown, FB.
Score by periods:
Red Devils 6 6 7 0 19
Evening star., 1953-06-07

CAR WASHER. experienced. handy
around service station. Apply CON-
NORS g. FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave. Sc.
CARPENTER; must know plans thor
oughly: union: to handle small jobs:
refs: sober. RA. 6-n746. -
at once. Apply 1880 am. wkdys..
4501 Baltimore ave, Bladensburg'
AND HELPERS. exper-
fenced. ECONOMY SIDING &;
ROOFING CO.. 2O3t Rhode Island
CARPENTERs, experienced in re-
modelling. Apply after 30. SMITH
Err & CO. INC. 2250 K st. NV.
port to 2O1O Kalorama rd. NV. -
CARPENTERS, white. for mainte,-
nance work Must be exper: and
have car Top wages. Good me-
ehanics. no others need apply. Call
CAaRRPEENTERs. 1st-class trim me
chanics wanted. Call Lo. 5-09S3,
morning or evening.
CAR WASHER, permanent position,
25 to 35 yrs. Of age. colored, willing
to give good attendance; $50 pei. wk,
plus 10ee commission and vacation.
BARON'S SUNOCO SERVICE. STA
TON, wis. ave. and River I'd. NV,
Evening star., 1953-06-07
37os Georgia Ave.

COOK-Assistant to chef. white. pre-
fer to live in, pleasant working
conditions, paid vacation. Apply
MASONIC EASTERN STAR HOME.
5000 New Hamp. ave. ne.
COOK. exper. only apply; sober. VIR-
GINIAN. 119 Independence ave. Sc.
COOK CHEF, colored, must be com
pletely experienced in preparing
meals and menus tor Kosher style
delicateSsen. Sal. SO. Apply DUKE
DELICATESSEN. Shirley-Duke Shop
ping Ctr. Alex. XII. S-2S95. -
COOKS HELLER, white, for day
work. Immediate opening, splendid
opportunity. to learn and advance.
ply Chief Dietitian, Doctors Hospi-
tai, 1915 Eye st. NV.
lS yrs. of age and
over for Children's co-educational
summer camp, near Washington. DU.
7-7373. Monday.
white: must be ex-
pm daily, no Suns; $50 wk
start. Apply to Mr.. Seidel, 1908
RESTAURANT. 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
CRATERS AND Expert
enced in packing household goods for
export shipment Apply in person at
VET VANS OF VIRGINIA, 1865 So
Seminary rd.. ,Arl., Va. -
CONTROLLER. age 80 to As, expert
enced in finance company, will be
Complete history. Box 1851, Star
COUNTER. GRILL AND SANDWICH
man exper. in Kosher food, good
salary. Steady position. RANDY'S
RESTAURANT. lib 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Euclid Nursery School
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCoUNTANTs-we
l420 N. Y. ave. NV; RE. 7-5767,
IF UNEMPLOYED, or wish q better
position See Immediately. GRACE
DUNN. 1911 G st. IRE. T-2S2Sb.
EX-G0VERNMENT employees. secre-
tariss typists sCos bSSokseepsrs clerks
daily: See GRACE Dunn, 1911 q q
GREGG SHORTHAND and Eng. instr.
for summer: short hours. BOYD'S,
BSoKkEEFEkR.: sS6 * ana R.ih :Tih1PisT. Pig gen, oa,c.
ss5-s7S go vs See fisDnoDs Mss Bay ''Ritf RifS
GRACE DUNN, 1911 G st.. RE
CHEMiST F> with BIS degree or
ganic and inorganic. $3.50 to S400
nc nc SsSS See GRACE DUNN 1911 @ st.
sEcY: in ss:%%;. $50 wk;, At once; IL.
for Richmond. va. See Miss Grant
ct BoYD's. cor. G and 18th, ST.
Al sEcRETARIAL tM. tipping. ac-
col. positions all kinds Est. 3S
yrs; Salaries, $1,000 to $4,000;
BOYD EMPL; CENTER. cor. G and
pEFsoNAKss lib NAi s-aaae, sfRy1cE. 1911 g $.
Ma S-2Ii5 or Ma s,6a56-A!il
kinds tM&Fl of ONCE. sales. Eng.
hotel positions: excel salaries. In
quiFe today-now-welcome.
LAB. TECHNICIANS to 81. 600
Bkkpr. RECEIPT, type start S3.3S0
r. N. single. NJ. D. (ob.l to $3.50
Dental assist. trainee. Md. $50
Geneolosist a., 25-4a yrs. open
Beginner Steno. -typist S2,400
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL.
900 18th NV. RIM. 500. ME. S-2a92.
ASST. IF, BooKKEEPER. Bethesda.
$325,
Cashier. parking lot. S55 wk.
Cashier, dwnt, GARAGE. $50 wk.
Other bkkpr. positions to SIS wk
See Miss Black immed.. MA. $3.50
BoYD'S cover zlotnicks). cor. G and
Evening star., 1953-06-07
PERSONALS (cont..I

ENVELOPES, post cards. addressed
neatly. accurately. Ii. 4-3254.
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. 'geom., Lat.
Fr.. Sp., Eng, Ger, arith., read,
elem, ir. h.. S. h. sub. UN. 4-19s3.
vacancy t.o4 ssEv,t. for ar. A. elderly
share, porches and lawn; central
loc:; buses at the door HU. 5000,
ANY LADY having an apt. to share
with another and interested in
c6efhTSnS E sy fanfs HH 4e4s q
exSer. Fed. Gov. 'De 'Hb. 4"s57s. sO' ;
WEDDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
LEY ADAMS PRINTING Co, 6O2
E ST. NV. Elk. 3-S54S. 20"
BOY, teen .ge, likes flowers. wishes
POSITION in sardening or greenhouse;
TYPING. stencil cutting. mimeoeraph-
ing! 1-day service; lowest rates;
pick up and deliver work. WALT
H1LEY, 10. 4-5lS7.
RETIRED refined lady needs good
home, will sit with elderly or lonely
person for privi. No housework-
SLIP COVERS made by operator hav-
ing Is years exper, Call, after z
pm, UN. 4-6535.
RECORDER. sound re-
production of your wedding cere-
mony. Records to Mt any phono-
graph. Very nominal cost. 10.
ROCK CREEK NURSERY SCHOOL.
Lie. 61S. 1865 Warder st. NV.
Children 2-5 yrs. ia. 9-14l2. .-S
HAIR DYE1NG, $3.50, complete; done
only by, experts; work guaranteed.
CT A
HIGHLY CGITGRED WOMAN teaches
from self-consciousness. AID. 2-a55G.
RM. AND BOARD for elderly people.
Pleasant atmosphere and kind at
tention. Nice porches, yard. CO.'S
CGsS Gsorgia aye; yn RA Ao2 S-4g5si ; 49, 80 %
on farm within driving distance of
Chevy Chase. Box 341-J, Star.
AGee1 'nee EMAYoH,nAny one knowins
the whereabouts Of this party. be-
sysd nStop to t62e Be woEkns SaaEs in Mssh
VI SltS iGn J, 5; cEgHk' 4sfo sfSt Newton,
INSTRUCTION on all musical in
struments. Special short course for
guitar, piano, accordion. folk song
nsGompsnments aaE m,sn No psrking ps prob t1
4-2127. JU. 5-S463.
WIGS AND rOUPEES made 10 order
hair pieces of all kinds MICHEL
1918 Conn ave Ma S-5323.
guaranteed Phone WA 1-4335
NURSING CARE given elderly loved
ones in beautiful small licensed
home. Trained nurses. JU. 5-1443.
FAIRFAX LODGE, new superior Va.
nursing home. 20-min drive from
D. c.; new fnrn., doctor on call. exc.
food and care. Crescent T26-R.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
United States i Nar'har' sal'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Hnnnrnrnn hn nnt chnn CnrnAR
Na I2OJ oist 81 MT

Brick Dwelling
No 430I 2lst St NE
8y virtue of q Writ OF Execution
issued out OF the Clerks once of the
United States District Court for the
District of Columbia and 10 me di-
rected I will sell for cash. bv public
auction en- TUESDAY. JUNE 9 1883
at . O'CLOCK p NJ. at the West
entrance of the United States Dis.
trict Court House on John Marshall
Place between Constitution Avenue
ard : St. NV Washington, D. c..
ali OF the right. title and interest
of the Defendant, Helen McGarvey
Saul. in and to the followirg-
described real estate in the District
SQUARE 4233 improves BY two:
story attic and basement detached
brick dwelling known as premises
430T 2lst Street NE. WASHINGTON.
D. c.. seized and levied upon as
property Of the defendant and eold
c. A, 2s56-So in favor CT i. S.
Lands and Lillian Lands Plain
tins. W. BRUCE MATIHEWS,
COLUMBIA. -S
Evening star., 1953-06-07
PROPOSALS
PERSONAL

IF UNABLE TO ATTEND CLASSES,
try. tutoring at home: elem. jr. h.,
senior h. subjects. UN. 4-19s3.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPES. custom
made from our large selection Of
Cash esf Or budget 0us Can 0Ta for saiesmsn fsssr
and samples. HOME SPECIALITY
SHOP. 910 H st. ne. Ii. 6-S957.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State. and county super
pTsN@ Ys,o5' r,Srt ~ a-so4O Ss c,,v -, ,,,,,,.,,
quality WORK. vIcToR fsse GEORGE. 3 ssRatPs' "a.
a-6962, days; XII. s-22lS. ewes.
NURSING MOME--Vacancy for aged.
invalids or convalescents; "a .hr.
rnRMS 3IFsiGg ea-e u. ,ob sss7S3 ISnro:,,a,, ~
ExeHSNeE seslss'Gs PEsRaFsS sERVicE 'RS Co. ''psf
vACASCY-ElderIy E Se lady in lie. 10 rest
home. all home comforts and care
pR2FHRiRs EssFTnsSEs. zSi aED 4-s1i1 sEir COVERS
made to specifications. Nice line
q materials ais to show. Call any time.
Nix. hM BjUtNssfENEEssMAN-use IT, our spec.
typewriters.; IRMA, 10. 3-623S.
REFINED LADY desires long sea-
| shore vac, as paying guest or hos
tsss eTsnces 20 cUss iamy or upss Tst
ENURSERY-LRe. front rm. Day care
for children while parents are work.
ing. 36l5 Hamilton st, West Hyatts.,
ELDERLY LADY. personal care, pri-
yate room, tray service. Box 1921,
ESXPERT TYPIsT, reasonable rates:
headlines met; WO t;4659. ,11s
Ing care; tray service. Wo. $3.50.
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LADY-
| Suite; sitting rm and bedrm. with
care and tray service. KE. 1-1SS1.
PLANNING A PARTY? Spacious. at
/ tractive Accommodations available
| for your next dinner party, ban
| ouet, dance or club meeting: fine
ssTSess sepa ssd aSaRNaR fa5fThs
sss1s, gEE1A, "A: sss s-7s5a. 1s5a st. NV IA
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con.
sulate, All Mexican lesal matters mat *
immigration. EDMUND CASTILLO.
VACANCY in lovely home for elderly
good good care, Excel food. Gen
superyision. KE. !-1566. r,:,
| tEhMANENI, S4S SudHlpOO. ~
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 9
WiEsDDTNG ANNoUNcEMENTs-com-
| p;ete line of plain or fancy an
| nouncements, starting from So per
| 100, PARK LANE. $40 F st. NV.
TELL A BIG SALES STORY in q
small space. An advertising match
book flashes your ad 20 times Tor
"a Of 0 cent. Single. 30-stick.
| 40-stick and large novelty sizes
available. Samples gladly shown.
/ EXECUTIVE ADVERTISING SPE-
+ CIALTIFS. EX. b 4S4.
COAT -OF-ARMS emblazoned; framed.
/ l0xl2. 50: free search. Library Con-
/ greSs; state nationality. CO. 5-34 IL.
| DEPENDABLE MOTHER will give
best care to your child in licensed
j home. doctors ref Vienna ll5-J.
OPENING FOR CHILD, 2la to s.:
trained personnel: hot dinners: Inn
1 tied transp WHITNEY DAY NURS-
! ERY, ia Q-Sl63
WILL GIVE MOTHERS full-time care
/ to small child in my licensed home;
4 reas. rates. Browning 536-W.
TUTORING--Grade, high school. re-
medal subjects. how to study; adult
| education; yrs. of eXper. ia. Q-114l.
lFRANCTNE FRAZIER. best teacher in
D. C. area, offering piano tnstruc-
ton In YOUR home or studio. q re-
duced summer rates only. Phone
! mornings, from 1880 an. to IL 80
! noon, IA. 2-9424.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
CHINA PACKERS :

CHINA PACKERS = Experienced in
packing china, glassware snd per-
sonaI property for van ShtOmentS.
Apply in person. VET VANS OF
VIRGINIA. 1865 So. Seminary I'd.
Arlinston. Va. -
CIGAR CIERK-Exper., 4s-hr. wk.:
SIS an hour plus empl. benefits
CARRIER DRUGS, OIL. $4,000. care
~ Taney -
rIAINS ADJUSTER; large stock and
casualty company: with experience
in handling casualty claims. state
qualifications and salary expected
RoY 17S-H Star --D
Evening star., 1953-06-07

iUI ICHGd. ave. NV.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN !or local
paper Experienced. Car nee; Sal
AIRY plus com. Box 299-H. Star
SALESMAN wANTED-
Sales experience helpful. car neces-
sary; Apply to MANAGER. WESTERN
AUTO AUTO SUPPLY GO, :90s Wilson
APPRENTICE to learn repairing and
rewindins motors; good starting pay,
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 115 L st. Sc. Contact Mr..
APPRENTICE for dental laboratory
young man exempt from army. ex-
eellent opportunity. RYNEX H.
SAXON: 1Ge1 10Th st. NV. -
MACHINISTS - Must
be high school graduates. ages 1S
clined Apply in person. 4T17 Bal
timors ave, Hyattsville. Md. =
ARTIST, for technical layout, sec
tioning:. diametric. trimetric and
perspective projections; rendering on
3-1272. weekdays. 9-5 pm. -
ARTIST
Layout through finished illustration
for progressive sad agency: excellent
working conditions: good possibility
IOr groWtn. call ST. 3-S650, MISS
GAMSE, for appointment.
ARTIST
Commercial, interested in all types
OF art and layout: student or recent
graduate preferred; $40 for 40-hour
week. State age education, ex-
perience II any. Boy 1f'-J. Star
ASSISTANT MANAGER for fast-grow-
ing organization. Splendid opror-
tunitv for man with variotr store
exper. Our employees know of this ad
Give qualifications and exper in own
handwritins. Box 315-J, Star. 5
operate small retail furniture and
carpet store: investment possibility
state sal REQ. and when avail, Box
222-J, Star
Evening star., 1953-06-07

union Jobs at Brad
ley blvd. and Chevy Chase dr.; also,
GHT 6av. dameSnles d9 81 esll fs st. so5sa g. DasI
BUILDING ENGINEER, under 40
Must have 5th-class license. Be
able to handle heating and air-cond.
equip. VIII also be responsible for
cleaning and gen1 maintenance OF
bldg. Give previous exper. and sal
A good salary. vacation and sick
leave. Box 464-J Star. 3
OPERATOR-Sober, ma
ture. experienced man to operate
and service I'd l4-A on construc-
tion Job. Hyattsville area. Do not
apply unless YOU are top-notch. hne
grader and conscientious on mainte-
BuEEDozEE aahie; ME' OPERATOR, o5PPfR1ksAHroR steady lob
with good pay for a man who can
do fine grading. TIE. 6-2941, XII y
BULLDOzER. or pan operator. ex-
perienced personnel only with car
nssd apply; Ju; np S;4SS6;p sss6p n.r,
Ter builders lob at Wheeler I'd. and
wk: apply BURROUGHS MEAT CO.
2lst and K. Western Market. $
BUTCHER, good working hours. Ap-
ply in person, FARRAGUT MAR
KET. 5000 1st st. NV. 5
CAB OWNERS, for a good deal, with
a new company; wide open loca-
ca%p tiSn coTSsEEoRs, enHSs 19 sotsG Is 10 o. Ap-
ply Boys Club of Washington, 261
18th st: Sc, Mon. 7:30-9:30 pm.
G. A. FYFE
Evening star., 1953-06-07

WheM GHsDeTtn0 GdueytsSemenrs
GddTessed to star bo1es. DO NOT
tnciose. ORIGINAL VeJerences photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
sonGl UalUe Copies seTpe the puT.
Uoss and Ortcinals maV Get lost
Evening star., 1953-06-07
CASHIER

For fine air conditioned cash store;
pleasant surroundings: company
benefits: permanent position 5000
salary. S LIVINGSTON & SON.
9O8-9OS 7th st NV. .w..-----------
CEMENTER for waterproofing and
pargetins on LARGE apt; proi.; by hr'
Wheeler I'd. and Wahler pl. sc;
CHAUFFEUR, colored, over 30. set
tied. part time. for business trips;
careful driver. Write or apply,
STUDIOS 1873 Conn. ave. Do not
CHAUFiiFEUR-vALET, white; top
man; top salary; top references.
Over 40; free to travel. Reply own
handwriting. giving phone no.. Box
233-J, Star. -
CHAUFFEUR gardner handyman,
white or colored: country home
live in. Box 412-J. Star. -S
CHEF WANTED, experienced; refer
ences required; good pay. Apply q
CROWN BAR AND GRILL, 1909 Z
Evening star., 1953-06-07
CI,AIMS MEN

6sny has openings for automobile
claims men to be assigned to us
New York CITY once; viii consider
tYainee applicants ~ yeu - ex.
Derienc0d men. Boz ISL. star. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont,
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Al TYPISTS, $4,000
u. S. ,Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.

NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL
local and Out-of-Statel
Assistant Buyer; Cartographic Aides
Case Worker (M.S.l; Dietitian
tA.D.A); Display Girl; District
Circulator; Craftsmen; Engineers;
Group Workers; Manager Trainee;
Mathematician tM.A0; Metallurgist
Assistant; Patent Lawyer; Police
women: Program Specialist; Agri-
culture fluent Spanish; Radio
Operator tsecond-class license);
Teacher, Arabic; Teacher. Nursery
School for Handicapped.
MEDICAL
Eleetro-encephalogra Technician;
Histapathology Technician: Medical
Records Librarian: Medical Tech
nician tmalel; Nurse, Pediatric and
staff; Physician; Psychiatrist; Psy-
chiatric Social Worker; X-ray Tech
CLERICAL
machine operators Tex
perience or traineel; Cashiers: Col
lectors: Credit and Collection Clerks;
Dispatcher tear nec.); D. S. ]. and
P.S. M. Operators; salesclerks %
and 1Oc); Saleswomen, department
store; Junior Stenographer; Tab.
Machine operator, supervisor (malel /;
Junior Typist.
sos K STREET NV. 80
Machinist; Stationary Engineers with
D. C. licenseD; Electricians; Male
Wool Pressers, fully exp. tsalary or
piece work..
735 18th STREET NV.
Couples. household institutional. re-
cent exper.; Live-in Maids Silk
and wool Pressers;a Seamstresses;
Presser. hand laundry; Shirt Press
ers exp. and other skilled laundry
and dry cleaning female workers.
Grom 75c per hour and incentive
4O-hr. week.; Couple, Chauffeur
Cook. 500 per week. out of town.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
M MOTT TTI EpHnNE