davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-01


mand as nearly as possible.
2. An over-supply or undersupply 9
any kind, grade or weight of cattle o
the market at any time will affec
prices of those cattle without regard t
the overall beef market picture.
8. There is a demand everywhere
with a few minor exceptions, for choic'
beef in the 500 to 700 pound weigh
range.
This packing company predicts tha
choice, medium weight beef win in
crease In popularity. They point Out
that some of their distributors now ask
ing for 20 to 40 per cent choice beef
seldom had single carcass of this
grade 20 years ago They attribute this
demand for ketter beef to our gener-
ally higher standard of living and TO
the general Improvement in the quality
of feeder catrie which can put on the
desired finish economically.
While beef preferences are changing,
the company says the prevailing pre-
ferences are deep-rooted and when they
are forced to make changes in assert
ments shipped to a market due to sup
ply situations, price concessions may
be necessary. and these concessions
are reflected back to the live markets.
All segments of the industry. they
say. should study beef production with
the objective Of supplying the market
the year around with the assortment
of grades and weights which sell to best
advantage. rest of production consid-
cred.
moves to build up fIocks- Only 286, 900
ewes were slaughtered under federal
inspection in January-June this year
against $4,000 last year Yearling
breeding ewes are reported to be selling
at $18 to $3.50 a cwt. against $1s a
year ago.
Profits in lamb growing and finish
ing will depend on high efficiency and
low cost rather than inflationary price
trends. A high percentage lamb crop
is one of the essentials for good profits.
Where feed conditions permit, using
stock with tendency toward
winning, flushing the ewes before the
season and providing neces-
sary shelter and attention at lambing
time will mean more marketable lambs.
Early lambs are likely to bring better
prices than tie late crop. Lambs born
before the pasture season should be
until pasture is available and
Ewes should be fed to produce plenty
If milk. Lambs running with good
milking mothers on succulent pasture
an sell at the top of the market with
ut grain.
Sanitation measures to prevent or
ontrol disease and external and inter-
al parasites are must" Drenching
ives with phsnotfiazine before pasture
nd both ewes and lambs after they
ave been On pasture for six weeks
nd feeding phenothiazine salt at all
ines probably are the most important
tops. Rotating pastures also helps re-
uce parasite losses.
Planning the crop program to pro-
ide both early and late season pas
Tres viii reduce costs for both feed
nd labor. Alfalfa or other good late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

STUDEBAKER al club coupe; good
tires. good motor, Z. and h.: $95.
20. 2-s496. -
WILLYS 80 station WAGON; T.. h.,
Cd; S156: good condition. 1900
Bladensburg I'd. ne, or call UN.
A-49an after *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

fSsEAS 8 ssu1ck D ;ss.a; siitS
Pontiac '55 Catalina nardton
20; sSsD 81 scr S Sniest Hy s5S ,tssr
warranty; So. 535. FLOOD pom.
TAG, 1921 Conn. lWo. 6-s400.
PONTIAC '55 2-dr. VS.: r. and h.:
new-earsHarranty: $I.e99. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn, wo. $4,000.
PONTIAC IS 4-dF. Star Chief de
luxe: 124 IN; immae.; Hydra. p.
n nsssrnf x aan & Orf HOOD Poa
TIAC. 1921 Conn.,. WO. 6-S40O.
PONTIAC 1884 Star chief convert.
BILE: T. and h.. Hydra-Matic, Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1854 Champion T.
door: heater and auto. trans: turn
signals. seat. covers: dark green;
MAN eTUDEBAkER. 1900 Ca. ave,
NV. RA slice. -
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Q
door: r. and h.. oyeFdflyei GOOD
s sEr6fITssEtAHksssRR 7sSo ss g.. s sSe MAN
IA. 6-1l22. -
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander 4-dr !:
ideal SECOND car. sos. FRANCIS d
sTGbEBAKER 1859 Champion Star.
light coupe; heater, oyerdrive: light
NAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave
S mn "a; 9sl122;;
PASSENGER coupe; T. and h. over
MAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser;
heater. auto. transmission. esai
covers, turn SIGNALS, new paint:
ewner; $685. BOWMAN sTUpE-
BAKER, 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA
sTUbEBAKER 1s4s Champion Sta,
coupe; heater, overdriye, seat COW
ers: dark green; S165. BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
sTuDEBAKER 1850 champion:
beautiful: like new; IS 900 miles:
Hydra Matte drive: 1898, terms
S25 down. ROPER" 18th and
r. !. ave. ne. 2'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

PONTIAC 1884 Star Chief IS" 4-dr. |:
power steering, HYDRA, heater and
defroster: immaculate; one owner;
INV mileage: $1,796.
CaithneSs Buick, Inc.
77oa-7740 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Nd.
OF. 6-sOl2 OIL. $4,000
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-07
New Car Every
Year for Winners
of Dodge Contest

Want a new car every year of
your life-free, gratis, for moth
ing? Some lucky motorist in this
community may win just such an
award in the highway safety quiz
sponsored by Dodge Division,
Chrysler Corp. Applications will
be received up to Nov. %, accord
ing to Larry Calvin, Dodge dealer
here.
There's no catch to this con-
test" said Calvin cit is open to
everyone Fl or older, who pos
sesses current drivers license.
It's a fabulous offer-a new car
every year as long as you live"
Designed to make America safe
ty conscious, the contest will run
for four weeks. It's purpose is to
promote public safety on the high
ways, in support of the National
Safety Councils accident proven
ton program.
Calvin said that winners will be
named on the basis of their knowl-
edge Of driving and safety princi-
pies. Registrations, of three to
ten-word safety slogans, may be
made at any Dodge dealer from
Oct. to Nov g. Slogans will be
forwarded to the impartial contest
board for selection.
Beginning Nov. II and continu-
ing four weeks, three different APP
plicants, selected on the basis Of
their safety slogans, will be flown
to Los Angeles each week, all ex-
penses paid, and will appear on
the Lawrence Welk TV show.
Bert Parks, popular master Of
Dodge's Break the Bank" pro-
gram, will act as quizmaster. Each
weekly winner will be awarded a
new car every year as long as he
lives. The two other contestants
each week will receive new 1855
Dodge hardtop.
The contestants will be asked
questions prepared by the Nation
al Safety Council.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-07
WHO CARRIED WHOM ?

CAMP OTSU, Japan, REThe
US. Army purchased japanese
display balloon to advertise fund
fair here.
1t was delivered Friday.
Foot-sore men, touching the
ground about every fourth step,
showed UP with the huge hydro
gen-filled sphere in tow.
They had walked it 10 miles
over a mountain pass from Kyoto
to OtSu.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Another Barrier
Falls With Howards
Bow With Yonkees

New York Z AMP - Saturday,
April 8, 1865. at exactly 4:32. an
other baseball tradition was shat
tered In New York--or rather in
Brooklyn. That was the exact mo-
ment ElstOn Howard, wearing
number 80 on his shirt, stepped 10
the plate as pinch hitter for
Yankee right fielder Joe Collins.
The 10000 shivering fans at Eb-
belts Field gave Howard a well
deserved round Of applause. mark
ing his debut on the heretofore
lily white Bronx Bombers.
Howard worked a walk from
pitcher Johnny Podres. But his
appearance at bat signalled the
fall OF a dynasty that had been
assailed on all sides as being anti
Negro.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers, who
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

town" It's the Holmes DIRK IDEAS
Of RocIsln' In Rhythm Duke Ell
lington). For Dancers Only,
Jimmy Lunceford); Undecided
(Chick Webb; Jumpin At The
Woodside Count Basie); Down
South Camp Meetin' FLETCHER
Henderson,. FLYNN Home Lionel
Hampton); Rosetta Earl Hlnesl :;
and Walkin' and Swingin' ANDY
kirk. To top IT off. Charlie Shay
crs Is featured throughout on
trumpet (MGM.
The Hamp fellow has his turn in
an Up brace of tunes previously
released as singles, entitled, "Oh
Rock" Tunes are Gabby's Cabin,
Glndysce Bounce, Gates Steps Out,
Oh Lady BE Good, kingflsh. oh
Rock. Snmson's Boogie and Cool
Train CMGM.
The second edition OF Count
Basie's Dance Session" collects
previously issued singles, plus
four newies With five reeds, sew
en- brasses and four-man rhythm.
there are StercophOnlc, I Feel
Like A New Man. You For Me.
Soft Drink. Two For The Blues,
SLOW But Sure, Mambo Mist, 10
Men Swinging, shes Just My
Sire and You're Not The Kind
lCiefl.
The sixth Of the jam Session"
series fronts Dizzy Gillespie. Roy
Eldridgc. Buddy DeFranCo, Flip
Phillips, Bill Harris, Oscar Peter
son Herb Ellis, Ray Brown and
Louis Bellson on Stompin' At The
Savoy. both sides Of n big IL ,tnCh
Up That's "A lot OF playing space
for the tune and we think a bit
too much, In spots, there il APP
peal, but generally the formula
has been overworked tClen.
Artic Shaw's Grammercy Five
have their four Up containing
stuff for the misty-eyed in Love
OF My Life. Dancing In The Dark.
Someone To Watch Over Me: for
the bounccrs. The Pied Piper
Theme. stop and 60 Mambo. That
Old Feeling and Bcsamc Mucho,
tCIer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF
WHITE BEAR SHOPPING


Notice Is hereby given that white
Bear shopping Center. Inc, was in
corporated under the laws OF the
state 81 Minnesota on the 2ISt
day Of April, 1855
The general nature Of the bust
ness to be conducted ~ To own and
operate shopping centers.
The address Of the registered Of
flee OF said corporation is bb5 Mid
land Bank bldg, Minneapolis. Min
nosota-
The names and places Of resi-
donce Of the persons forming the
corporation are.
Robert keIbor, 551 Midland Bank
BldR, Minneapolis. MINI
Kenneth ! ON 1880 York Ave.
80. Minneapolis. MINI
Toini Mackio, SGT Russell Ave
No, Minneapolis. MINI
The names ana places - resi-
dence OF the first BOARD ~ Direct
urs are
Robert Kelber. 555 Midland Rank
Eldg Minneapolis. MINI
s =. Kahn, 3q0G York Ave. South,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Rem Tsan, 1879 Queen Ave. North,
Minneapolis. Ninu
This notice iz given pursuant IN
the provisions Of section ! ~
Section of the Minnesota business
Corporation Act
CENTER, iNC
nv. Robert Keller, ita Attorney
SS1 Midland Bank mag
Minneapolis, Minnesota
spokesman, Aprn go 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Ricketts,. Stokes
Tapped By Pros

Chicago (ANpD -- Dick Rick
ctts Of Duquesne, and Maurice
Stokes 81 81. Francis College, Lor.
ctto. Pa. were selected on the
first round in the annual National
Raskcthsll Association annual
DRAFT last week in New York city
Ricketts,. an All-American
selection was picked by the Nil
wauker team Stokes was the
choice OF the Rochester Royals
Others who were selected in,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

cluded Ed Fleming, q co-captain
at Niagara university. who was
tapped by the Royals, and Jesse
Arnelle. Penn States great scor-
ing star. a choice Of the runner
up Fort Wayne Pistons.
Ricketts, Indicated that he has
not yet decided whether to play
professional basketball or try his
luck at professional baseball. He
has receiver feelers from the st.
Louis Cardinals and the PhiladeI-
phia PhiIhes. He Is a pitcher-first
baseman with the Dukes base
ball team.
Stokes. who has received a bid
from the Harlem Globe Trotters
said he wanted 10 see what kind
Of offer the Royals made, He said,
however, that he would be pleased
TO team up with Fleming. The
two players were stars at West.
inghouse High School in Pitts.
burgh.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
RATING THE
r Z c q r D s

spied, this sign in front Of a
record shop specializing in col
lectors items: Everything from
Bunk 10 Monk" translated. II
means. Everything from Bunk
johnson 10 Thsolonius Monk"
Some wag quipped, But Is Monk
the cnd7 Get IT.
And speaking Of the end,
Benny Carter thinks the newest
Carter.Roy Eldhdge coIlabora-
ton on the Instrumental pairing
Of Close Your Eyes and The Moon
Il Low (CiefJ Ia really the end"
Dig II and find out.
Other InstrumrntaIs
RIGA VlCtOr's subsidiary label.
the one which handles the Vault
Originals. has real vintage col
lection. repreAsed on III ri equip"
ment. which spOtlIghta the harm
fui little hrmful," during the early
days Of his career Entitled,
Young Fats Waller Early Piano
Solos" II dates from 1929.
Chiefly an item for jazz cOllec-
tors, the titles are unique In their
descriptions Three Waller ORR
ginaIs are Ny Feelings Are Hurt,
Valentine stomp and Smashing
Thirds: an Andy Razaf- Waller
collaboration In Sweet Savannah
Sue. The lineup In completed by
Numb FUmbiIn' tnOw there's n
real descriptive titleI. Turn on the
Heat, Baby oh Where Can You
Sc. and Love Me or Leave Me.
Sound IL remarkably good, es-
pecially when you consider these
were before HF days, Only two
disappolntments. however, no
vocal. no organ. but that's not 40
bad, really *
In the Waller tradition. Ralph
Sutton. with cum Lseman at
drums, has AN II Got Rhythm" LIP
widch Includes Rhythm" Eye
Opener. III Dance ~ Your Wed
ding. Sneakaway. Jeepers Creep.
cr=. "Tain't Nobody's business.
snowy Morning Blues and FussIn'
Deccal.
The Unforgcttablc Sound Of
the Dick HymRn Trio" is a title
which gives you what you have
been waiting for Up collectiO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
File No iao0T
ORDER FOH NEARING PETITION
TO SEIL LANDS

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENSEFtN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Rc Guardtauzhtp OF Bruce
ldrlkupe, Minor ward
IT ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. II any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
May sth. 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In tho Court iIouse In Minneapolis.
Minnesota. why license should not
In granted 10 IN" Guardian Of the
above named ward 70 sell certain
real estate described in tho petition
Of the Guardian herein filed This
order shalt be published IN the MIN
usapplis Spokesman and copy
thereof mailed to each Of the NEXT
~ kin - said ward at least -
days before the date az said hear
ing
tsEAL OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS, the non JAMES O
kEIpE Judge ~ Probate
Court, this iith day Of April
1885
ERNEST = LORESZ,
Clerk nf Probate Court
Arnold \ karlius. Attorney
5la Builders ENch.
Spokesman. April IS, 90 & 2sl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Africa Applications Of Medies Who Wont
10 rreof Negroes
South
permission practice African
township Of
and DIR. &C. woman, applied To
city granted
turned down
application governments
policy allowing practice areas
Native African members Of the Orlando Advisory board have
protested doctors badly needed
ing RECOMMENDATION the decision.
Johannesburg South Africa tANf'D Twenty-Five Africans
recently children
the government school that designed to keep the
Negro "A state permanent ssrftude
outcrop opposition parents
children schools the
nesburg
taken control native schools from religious organization and
placed National Department Native
A,sa" Deputy Becomes Nor s"bs, ., French esbl"..
Senegal has been appointed
rotary
recently formed by Edgar Faurc. the French Premier
1915 the
independents National Assembly professor
Of literature College
in Paris
Arthur" viii Pay Mariners and Other "Ex friends"
Better Thon $4,000
York-tANPl-The Mariners, nsrracial quartet
recently Godfrey will their salaries
Actors Eavy pu, Paul pousa. on probation 10, Remark.
About South, Jim Grow
New tANPj-Aoor Paul Douglas, who repeatedly
marked n
n year by Actors Equity
su,,ho Get, SIX Gown. A, 81 500 Eaeh Tor Cope Run
New FORK
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

trounced the Yankees las, fielded
colored players in the starting
lineup. Newcombe was on the
mound, Campanella catehing( and
be dashed two homers besides
smacking another ball with auth
ority to show doubling Thomases
that he is again in the groove),
Junior Gillian was on second,
tstill not traded, and opened the
game with ringing double),
What about me-" Robinson was
on third and played the entire
game contributing a run-scoring
hit when needed off Lefty Lou
Sleater and in left field was Sandy
Speedy Gonzales Amoros.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Of Hyman treatments. Titles are
UnfOrgrttable, Panama, Jealous,
The Very Thought Of You. Cecilia,
East Of the sun. Stardust, Out Of
Nowhere tMGMD . Hyman
also has a new single, pairing the
oldie, Bcsamc Much. with an Or
iginal, The Old Professor (MGMD g..
Leroy Holmes has an Up tribute
10 some Of the great bands that
have romped in the neighborhood
Of New Yorks 18th st. and Lenox
Ave. entitled Let Me or Up
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Arthur" VIII Pay Mariners and Other "Ex-FrIends"
Raffar Than 4ZS 600


York-tA Enrtha Kits wardrobe for her
Copacobann among other gathering
ed the Eilry songstrcas 81 800 each
gowns flame emerald petal
Millions handacwn buge beads
tachcd tho gowns which slit Ia the knee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
VIRGIL
lIrrER
GRANDMA

Rent that spare room by insert
Ing "a Want Ad In this papcr. In
Minneapolis call bridgeport sSaS,
81 Paul Capitol s-Oass,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

To- Use WANT ADS
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Janitor- Maintenance Man
ARTIST

man for top spot in
advertising agency: must be creative
lent future for right man. Address
replies to Box 3S3-z. Star. IS
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HELP-MEN

PAINTERs-1stc class mechanics only
Men with cars preferred Car allow
snee given SIT per CAV Mus bonus
qualify Call HE. 4-7230. n
PAINTERS t5l. must be experienced
on new and old work. Starting
pay. S16 per day. Come ready TO
20 to work 18th and Chillum pl.
ne. or 18th and Hamilton sts. ne.
"A
PAINTERS, sxper. msehsnics WHIT
only MAYTOH g. JOHNSON, INC.
Rear 1907 o ST. NV.
PAINTERS WANTED-Apply at job.
corner of Navajo DIR. and Chicka-
saw dr. on Univ. lane, Silver
PAINTERS wANTED-can after a
pm NO. 7-0734. -5
PAINTERS. EXTERIORS-Larse Apt
project. Must be able to work on
ladder; no alcoholics. Call Mr.. BUT
LER, TIE. $500. IS
PAINTERS-40 men. mechanics only,
So and up Georgia ave. to Wiseman
I'd. in Wheaton. turn left to Pace
setter TIomess b
PAINTERS, white. Apply in person.
am, 1912 Wis. ave. NV. %
PAINTERS
Experienced only Apply after $3.50
pm.
JAFFE
oil 18th st. NV. -s
Evening star., 1955-05-04
MEN-COLORED
EARN SIS A DAY

Five (5) men needed at once. no ex-
perience necessary, must be very
neat in appearance and dependable;
guaranteed earnings start at cnce
Apply 1929 18th st. NV. first floor.
. to 1890 am. only. a
YOUNG MAN. experienced in the
selling OF better mems clothing and
furnishings. Permanent position and
excellent earnings, D J. KAUFMAN
INC. 1905 Penna ave NV. 4
YOUNG MAN. good at figures, wanted
bv steel fabrfcator to learn business
Ability to tyne helpful Apply ROSS
LYN STFEt, Il CEMENT CO.. 3031
K ST NV IS
YOUNG MAN. 1s to c5. permanent
clerical work Must type. Good
chance for advancement. References
Call G. P. Gill. AID. 4-3611. ---6
YOUNG MAN. tn train as carto-
graphic craftsman; no exper. nee. /:
< days: $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGCY., 1894 Wilson blvd, Arl,. JA.
YOUNG MAN. oO-as. for savings and
loan association; accounting or real
estate experience desirable Salary
open. Apply in person, 931 18th
st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1955-05-04

YOUNG MEN, white, 1s to 90 years
old to learn automobile service
business; must have 1st-class char
acter reference, D, G. drivers per-
nit necessary No loafers need sp-
HHosrs HIs See co Mr. rNc ninsSp sG4o P4EkwAY n
YOUNG MEN tmarried). ages o5-35.
for Organized insurance debts with
old line legal reserve mutual com.
pany. Liberal guaranteed salary and
ssnmraissbionnns lions Must have car Pnone
YoHnjNG GHj 'snE MEN. 0 rs "'S.' 70 o5. neat and
intelligent. Apply Thurs. . to 12
am. l.. a. p. LABORATORIES, 1917
10th ST NV, Room '04.
3 MEN for work in storm window
ence. Apply 10 BEN cORSoN MAN
UFAcTURING CO, 1915 Kenilworth
ATTfiNTIoN aTEi HfIo - wen-established con-
struction company IS interested in
sentstives. to advertise nationally
necessary. Qualifying applicants to
be trained to suit company's needs.
Remuneration during training peri
cd. Average income $4,000 PEI, per
nenPn nesd napblyh h'sissf|T app BFTTER nsg buIp I1s
Bethesda. Nd,
EVENING WORK $50 per wk. part
time. white only. Call ME. S-5027
for appointment. ---6
yIRGTNiA RESiDENT, age 30 to 45:
for established life insurance debit
IN Northern virginia; experience not
necessary; guaranteed salary and
training JA 7-B212. %
WHITE MAN with small family. TO
work on dairy farm house; fuel
burg 450-J, or write p. o. Box .23.
Derwood, Md ---b
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HELP-MN

SERVICE STATION LUBRICATToN
Man, experienced; day shift Silver
Spring area. JU. 5-6s0O. 20
STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced, reliable; insurance ben
eats. vacation with pay. Apply
BINsTED ESQ SERVICE, 1872
Macarthur blvd. NV. "a
STATION ATTENDANT,
part time: ewes: and Sun. Apply in
person. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER. 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV. 3
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be experienced. Gulf expert
ence preferable. SHERTZER GULF
SERVICE. Old Georgetown I'd anc
Wilson lane. Bethesda, OIL. 6-5454
SEXTON for Episcopal Church in mid
city. References required. Write
Box 239-C, Star .
SEXTON WANTED-ZION BAPTIST
SHggIRScH. ss7 F st. s.w. Phone Ia.
Sheet-Metal Helpers
Must be experienced and nave ref
erences. from last lob. Good start
ing salary. Apply GENERAL HEAT
ING ENGINEERING co. 510I
Creston St. Tuxedo. Nd. on OF
KeniIworth ave. ne. extension, IS
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. must be
kNTeHr astlSs aPS RoorEa isS50usRE aRD SHEET fTPsT
METAL CONT. 1856 Bonifant St,
sHoE SALESMAN Exper. man;
high-grade. cancellations: top salary
SHOE LANE, INC, 1907 Conn. ave
%
SHOE SALESMAN
Opening for man thoroughly exper-
fenced selling ladies' fine shoes
Above-aVerage guarantee and com.
nonditsons a1dtni ' Apply 'ns in person. O' A'-iE
THE BOOTERY
1898 Conn. Ave.
SOFT DRINK COMPANY has open.
ing for young men to serve q
BOTTLE inspectors on night shift
Call OF. i-7534. MR.. cox, .
STENOGRAPHER. under 80, $500
mo-; typist, fast, knowl. dictaphone;
$40 wk only. MISS MORGAN at
Personnel 1911 @ ST.. MA. S-21 5.
smTENoGRAPHER; TEN excel; opp9r. >, i,c for :
salary: 40-hr. wk.: wks. vacation
with pay each year and company
disqualification Cali Ma. S-6S50,
THE NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER
CO.: ask for MIR. TWINE for appt.
party chief, northern
Va ares; Write giving exper; Box
raB. ,sss-S MASafNE chi orER.. saoo; $ ia DAYS;
immed. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT.
TAILOR. for ssi military tailorshop. Per-
centage basis. Apply 4013 South
Capitol St, 10. 3-97sS. IS