davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

Soluci6n al Cucigraina de Aver
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
Forfe Suprena de Alabama no.
|On1a RESOLUTION AICuna en- Ell
FasO del COndenado a Nuerfe

MONTGOMERY, Alabama,
agosto 29-(UPI)-La Corte
Suprema dc Justicia del estado
no tom6 resolution alguna aver,
en- Ell case de la condena a muer
te de Jimmy Wilson, I'm pe6n
agricoIa negro, analfabeto ' de
IS amos de edad, que ell jueves
que viene debe de MORN en- lie
silla electrica por el robo de l.
IS dollar q una anciana viuda
de 80 amos de edad.
I'm funcionario de la corte,
que Sc neg6 a que Sc diera SUI
nombre, declare que mo hay
compulsi6n en- Ell asunto.. NADIA
hay que sea motive de preocu-
paci6n para Wilson u otras per-
sonas porque evidentemente no
va a ser eiecutado mientras la
question este todavia en- manos
de Ia corte".
-(Pasa = IL pas. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
Lekas De America
FL Dla del TrabajO en- EE. UU.
(Envio del Common covnciD

La primera gran parada la
borista, Ell primer dia del ira
baio, ocurrio hace Setenta Y
seis amos, en- la ciudad de
Nueva York. La cr6nica del
aconteeimiento sali6 en- eli dia-
rio local New York World,
en- la que consta que ell MI
nero de trabajadores mani
f~estantes fue de cuando me-
nos veinte mil, que avanZaron
por la Avenida Broadway des-
pues de terminada la concen,
TRACTION o "mitin" en- la Pla-
"a de la Union ("Union
Square'), En- estandartes y
eartelones iban lemas de COM
bate como los siguientes: "Por
una iornada de ocho horas"
"Oeho horas de trabajo";
"0cho horas de descanso'';
"0cho horas de recreo", En-
otra banderola Sc LEILA; ITO
dos los hombres son iguales".
Y una tercera p%roclamaba:
mo hay mas remedio que la
organization y ell voto'. "El
trabajo crea tOda Ia rioue.
ga,
La manifestation ocurrio ell
5 de s~eptiembre de 1882 y su
proposito principal fue de ha-
cerle atmosfera a la jornada
de ocho horas, Ell director del
diario New York Times" Sc
sintio muy alarmado y EXPIRE
SO SUI punto de vista en- un
editorial, diciendo que la ior-
NADIA de ocho horas significa
ba la ruina de la industrial y
que, ademas, con tantas no.
raS de holganza, los traba-
1adores Sc tornarian perezo-
EOS, y aun caerian en- crimen
y en- pecado.
Claro que a la bora presen-
te, los hechos. consumados de-
muestran la inexactitud de las
predicciones del periodista en-
question. Hace setenta y seis
amos, ell total de fuerza de
los sindicatos obreros apenas
81 llegaba a unos As, 900 agre.
miados. Hoy dia, pasan de 49,
100000. Con la amalgama de
los dos grandes sindicatos
Federation Americana del
Trabajo" y "Congreso de Or
ganismos Industriales' Sc tie.
ne una sola union con 49,
100000 de miembros, que es
en- efecto la mas numerosa
del mundo entero.
En- tiempos del primer Dia
del Trabajo, ell trabajador in
dustrial medic CANADA un sa-
lario de $1,000 (12 d6lares)
por semana de go horas. A la
presente, Ell salario industrial
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
Rico du a
Conocer 0brus
de sUs AUtores

GoLFITo, Costa RIGA Re.
Rorta Ell periodico Ell Pacifico
Tue ha quedado operando la
liberia del Autor costarricen.
e en- las escuelas que tiene en-
Esta region del pals la Compa-
la Bananera de Costa RIGA
|ubsidiaria de la United grut
Company.
FL objeto de la creacion de
sste servicio es dsr a conocer
Drtre los maestros en- mejor
la corriente cultural cos
-(Pasa n Ia pag. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

medic es de $sS, 90 por soma.
ma de cuarenta horas. Toman.
do en- cuenta ell ALA de los
precios, Ell salario medic del
ohrero industrial de hoy dia
tiene I'm poder adquisitivo =
es decir, que puede comprar
- de tres y media yeces Ell de
hace setenta y seis amos.
Hay otras diferencias: Sc
han eliminado los "sudade-
ros" = este es, "Sweat shops"
= y Ell trabajo de memories, y
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
, 1958-02-19
lob PRINTING
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
AM. Monday, February "a,
1858 and then publicly opened
for the following:
Labor, equipment, mate
rails and transportation for
AIR CONDITIONING of
t h e Frederiksted Clinic
located on Strand Street
between King and Hill
Streets, Frederiksted, st.
Croix, ". I.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informal
ity in bids and, unless other
wise specified by the Govern
ment or by the bidder, to ac-
cept any item in the bid.
, 1958-02-19
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Property & Procure
.nant, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
AN. March 5, 1858, and then
publicly opened for GRO
CERIES AND H COM
MODITIES, for the School
Lunch Program.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
##
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, ". l.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in- Charge
Div. of Procurement
St. Croix, V. /.
17-18-19
, 1958-02-19
West Indies Shutters
FOR SALE

Two 10 #. sections with
tracking and hardware in
original cartons. At a good
discount. Can be seen at
Waite const. Co. Office
Queen St. Christiansted,
or NH. Hilder, Salt River.
, 1958-02-19
CALL FOR BIDS


Sealed bids, in sextuple,
will be received at the De-
partment of Property & Pro-
curement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands, untir
100 A. M. March 6, 1858, and
then publicly opened for the
items for the Dept.
Of Health and the Richmond
Penitentiary.
, 1958-02-19
correspondence
2lO-L West 1853 st.
New. York 80, N. Y.
February IA, 1855

FEBRUARY II, 1890
Editor of
The ST. CROIX AVIS
Dear Sir:
Would you kindly grant space
to this letter and the attached
Open Letter" to subscribers Of
the suspended publication, THE
CIVIC?
According to the St. Thomas
Home Journal THE CIVIC was
suspended by Totten and mem
bers of the Governing Board be-
cause / made the mistake to
'castigate" Totten in one of my
editorials. However, in h
STATEMENT" to the subscribers
in the November December issue
Of THE CIVIC Totten declared
that:
can exhaustive study of the
ieceipts and expenditures of the
Civic" regretfully reveals the
cold hard facts that it cannot con-
tinue as a monthly publication
under its present form without
running hopelessly into debt.
This was a hard decision for its
Governing Board to make but
under existing circumstances it is
held wiser to suspend publication
temporarily and it is SO ordered"
It is clear that if the Journals
account is correct then Totten's
statement" is a colossal LIE. But
now it appears that one other
story of enemies" and Secret
meetings" uncovered by Totten's
shoppers, with plans to destroy
the organization" will be revealed
Ly the desperate "leader" on Sun
day 10th instant in the Brother
hoods Auditorium where Totten
will be at liberty to lie as he
pleases. To invent stories and
give them out as FACTS is an
easy matter for Totten. He de-
stroys or loses nothing of moral
value when he does.
Totten and Ottley are the per-
sons that hated THE CIVIC most.
1otten had become apprehensive
that eventually it would disclose
his subservience to the Unity
Party and his betrayal Of st.
Croix. More about this later.
Very sincerely,
, 1958-02-19

starring JOHN CASSAvETES SIDNEYPoITIER
With JACK WARDEN KATHLEEN MAcuIRE
RUBY DEE story and scrssnpIay BY ROBERT
ALAN AURTHUR Directed BY MARIN RITZ
Produced BY DAVID SUSSKlN0 an MGM release
With Psrspecta StereOphonic Sound
This is a powerful and very
timely Film (Edge of the
City,. With the current trend
toward Indignation, this Mo-
ton Picture shows, that ALL
people of ALL Races CAN
live together in Harmony.
YOU MUST SEE 1T -!
, 1958-02-19
GROCERIES AND H


The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, vi.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
,Christiansted, ". /.
Div. of Procurement
st. Croix, v. I.
l7-18-19
, 1958-02-19
Very sincerely,
CHARLES C. REUBEL


Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division Of Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix, vir-
gin Islands.
B. Abramson, for:
Alphonso RomnoY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Procurement
st. Croix, ". /.
1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Stee|s, Oils
Lift Stocks;
Trading Brisk

NEW YORK. July 81 @,-
Steels and oils were In the fore
as the stock market advanced
briskly early this afternoon.
Leading issues we're up frac-
tons TO a point or 80. Some
selected issues made wider
gains.
Some chemicals, rails. air.
crafts. rubbers an dnonferrous
metals joined in the rise but
there was q scattering Of losers,
Il was reported that steel buy
ing for 1869 cars Is picking up.
International oils recovered
some OF their shar losses Of last
week. United States Steel. Luz
kens and Republic Steel rose
more than q point each.
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet added
about 2.
Union Carbide. which makes
about is per cent Of It's an
nual sales TO the steel industry
advanced well over 3 points.
The stock also continued to be
spurred by the firms forecast
last week Of excellent earnings
this year.
Corporate bonds rose. Gov
eminent bonds continued TO
rally briskly.
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Flexi-Vun Service
To Be Used for Mail

NEW YORK. July 81 @-
The New York Central Railroad
said the Post once Department
win speed up the mails between
Chicago and Detroit today,
using the centrai's fiexi-van
rail-hiehway service. II marks
the first time that mail and ex-
press win be carried in highway
trailers in passengers trains,
In the tiexi-van service. high
way trailers can be carried
without wheels on railroad fiat
cars. The Central introduced
the system for earring freight
April IS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 81 B.-Grain fu-
lures prices we're weak to sharply
lower today in early transactions on
the Board of Trade.
International DEVELOPMENTS in the
Middle East over the week end were
described as somewhat more favorable
and therefore besrish, traders said.
Offerings to cash profits quickly from
last weeks runup were poorly ABSORBED
and soybeans were of as much as
4 cents q bushel at the opening
Dealers said there appeared to BE-
a small volume of short interests, par
ticuarly in the July contracts, and that
there seemed no eagerness to cover
commitments for that delivery even
at the lower prices.
Trading in the July contract expires
with the close Of the board tomorrow
Ia to 2is cents bushei lower, July
81 SO: corn = TO IA lower. July
81 33ss; oats y to q lower. July $50:
rye. u to ia lower. July SIPS exr;
soybeans II. TO cents. lower. july
lbs. 90 lower a0 ssS S sias7 "1Hofe0
=, Commercial demand was slow but
there was fair amount of export
business over the week end through
the export subsidy program, The Agri-
culture. Department accepted subsidy
bids Of 10 to 81 cents a bushel on
l,437,s00 bushels OF corn: bids Of
and bids. Of rs cents on 400 600
bushels Of rye.
Some advices have come from the
Southwest Of at least a little more
liberal selling Of high protein wheat
at prices equal TO or slightly above
the Government net loan in the price
support program.
At one Western Kansas point. II
was reported the grain prices ranged
up TO several cents over the net loan
and that grain tested around Is per
cent protein content. a good Grade.
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Cap Makers Call
National Strike

NEW YORK, July 81 (R.-
The United Hatters, CAP and
Millinery Workers International
Union has instructed 5000 cap
makers across the Nation to
strike tomorrow.
Alex Rose. union president.
said it will be the first national
strike of cap makers in the no.
year-old unions history.
The strike call. issued yes
terday by Mr.. Rose, followed
a collapse of contract nego-
tiations with manufacturers.
Principal cities involved are
New York. st. Louis, Chicago,
Philadelphia. Harrisburg, Pa;
Kenwanee, H.; Denver, Reform
Ala; Plainfleld, N. j.; Jersey
City, Newark and Patterson, N
j.
Mr.. Rose said a breakdown in
industrial sterilization was a
factor in the unions strike call,
He said cheap imports, mostly
from Japan, and cut-throat
competition from non-union
manufacturers have under
mined union standards.
The union is seeking a 10 per
cent wage increase, a second
week Of paid vacations and
other benefits. Present wages
for skilled workers average 81
an hour.
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SCI League
Sees SAVINGS
LeyeIinq Off

MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich,
July 81 (R.-After a big first
quarter increase, personal saw
ings show signs of leveling of
the president of the United
States Savings and Loan League
said today.
At the same time, loans by
savings associations in 1858 are
substantially ahead of last year
and may exceed the 1855 record
of S11,400. 900. 900.
This was reported by Joseph
Holzka at the Michigan Savings
and Loan League convention
here. He is president of the
Mortified Savings and Loan
Association, Staten Island, N. Y
Mr.. Holzka said the rate OF
increase in personal savings APP
parently is slowing in the Sec
ond quarter of 1858 after a
spectacular increase of more
than 80 per cent above $ll mil
lion. substantially ahead of the
1857 total Of $40. billion.
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D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department and
cover sales TO $50 am. on less than
carload lots.
Up l.75; Wash Winesap boxed wrpd
Extra Fancy l0O-l3ss 700-75O, sos
Bsnanas-4O-lb GINS cut 4.5O-4.75.
ibo erts 2fs & 5O-1 90, 36s 1907 so
mostly 7.00-T.25; N. c, and S. c. Blu
hprs various sizes 20O-2 50.
Lemons-calif, ctns- l50.lsOs AS
oransesEcsiif valenciss "a etns
Pesches-E. J. Early Red Frees q
& ?k s e fBF arn.t mf FSeri,s q Su Si SS
Frees ctns Cen pack U S Fancy So
SOS 3 2J-3 80, loss 275.
Ws,termeions-N G. s.; G and Va:
sSS uS ors e. ssa eT u G sSs psr
smaller and poorer l:ii4c.
Vegetables
SNAP beans-Bu, hpr. and bu bkts
various varieties mostly Valentines
e csbbsre = SS15 dHsi FOUND tyne. N
} and Pa. ] IS bu. crts. 100 few higher,
some smaller and poorer, 75e. Della.
open bu bkts. packed locally le5.
-, celery-Paseal l0:in. crts:, Calf .
3 doz. 100000. N, J. 2i2-3 doz..
3 e5-3. so: N. Y. 2iz-3 doz. $50, open
erts. 2ia-4 doz. 2.5O-3OO.
Corn--Crates yellow mostly 5 doz
I. J. fair quality zoo N. c. and
Della. 2.5O-2.75.
Cueumbers-Bu. bkts. mostly wxd.
Nd ESQ. fair quality i.5O-2 90; Della.
@.e5-2 so; Pa. pickles 1,25-i so
Lettuce-Ieeberg type. 3.00-3 IS.
iey $50. N. J. eastern iceberg ctns. 24S
l.50-1.15. lSs lbs, some both sizes
pooreT, low IS soc: Romains 10, bu
Onions tdryl-j0-lb sacks unless
otherwise stated: Calf veilovs ise
?OO.2 rs. N. J, yellows med. j 5O-c 90
best I.T5-2 90: Tex yellow Bermuda
med 200 white boilers :S.lb sacks
l.e5-l.5O: wash. yellows Ice ZOO
?.95; Green N j crit bend e4s
Peppers: Blu. bkts Calf. Wonder
type N c. med Ice. i75.2a5. few
nieher smaller and poorer low as soc.
Potatoes--5O-lb sacks uwshd.. U s.
No ] size A unless otherwise stated
Calf Long whites i00-lo. sacks wshd
) .O0-550. Della. cobblers o0-a5o few
hisher. N. j. cobbiers 90: Va cob
blers mostly 100 few higher. N c.
Tomatoes aiGO Originals: Va. luss exs
and u 8 No. 1 greens 2.50-3.5 so,
u S No. . pinks and ripes $50. bu.
bkts no grade marks mostly pinks and
ripes lge 100000 mostly 1904 so.
med. 3OO-3.75. smaller and poorer
9.00-o.5O.
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Earnings

H. J. Heinz. Co. in 50 weeks
ended April 80 earned 1885,
9l3 or $3.50 a share VS.. Sl0.-
626.252 or $6.l2 in 1857.
Minneapolis Honeywell Reg.
in 6 months ended June 30
earned $8,955,587 or $1.29 a
share VS.. $10.304,470 or $1.4S
in 1857 period.
Anchor Hooking Glass in G
months ended June 80 earned
$3,650,008 or $2.48 a share VS.,
$3.6S5,207 or $3.50 in 1857
period.
Cosden Petroleum in year
ended April 80 earned $5.193.-
272 or $2.0l a share VS.. S6.046.-
100 or 1924 in 1857.
Beech Aircraft Corp. in 8
months ended June 80 earned
$2,447.894 or $2.97 a share VS..
$2.478,019 or $2.0l in 1857
period.
Other earnings included:
For q Months Ended June 80
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. July 81 lp CUSDD -
Butter steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons. creamery. % score tAA) 5S9s-
59ha cents; . score "a 5Sia-5s4s
30 score OBJ 57ls-57a4.
Cheese steady wholesale sales.
American cheese whole milk single
daisies fresh 3S-40is cents; single
daisies ased 1881: Oats ased 46h-
So Processed American pasteurized,
5 lbs 36l9-3s; domestic Swiss Cwheels)
grade a. 1850; grade "B" 44-4s.
Grade Co 41-46.
Wholesale egg prices steady New
York spot quotations follows. Midwest
ern. mixed colorS, extras $3.50 lbs 3S-
39i1: extras medium, 32-32i; standards
large 33is-35: checks, 29-30. White,
extras 4s-50lbs 3S-40: extras medium
3e-33ls Brown. extras $3.50 lbs 39ia-
4Ol.
Nearby-whites TOP quality $3.50
lbs 40-43; mediums 1894; smalls 25-
26 Crowns, top quality $3.50 lbs Al
IL "a; mediums 33is-34 smalls 26ia-27
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Fire Losses over the nation
in June we're estimated at $780,
048,000, up 1920 from 1857:
for 6 months 1881 .235. 900, UP
$50 from 1857. MI. Board of
Fire Underwriters.
US. Steel Corp. announced it
will install a major addition to
its steel processing equipment
at its Fairfield. Ala. tin mill.
Am. Synthetic Rubber Co.
announced election of Grant
Thomas as president to succeed
Bancroft w. Henderson who is
retiring.
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hounS sslea o. the eEehSnea
Il;OO am $50 600 Noon 1 $40 ooo
Too ON ! $40 oo3 l:00 ON 600 600
Unit o. uadins " shares o. sales N
tuil Rates Of dividends 10 the toreeolna
table are annual disbuI sements based On
the last quarterly VI semi.annua declara
ton Unless Otherwise uUted, special N
extra dividends are nOt included . Also
extra o. extras b Annual tate Dlus stOck
dividend d Declared o. paid IN 1851 ulus
stock DIVIDEND Declared % paid so iaI
this yeAI, PAYABLE N stock durinR 1857
estimated cash value on ex dividend Of
redistribution date Paid last year
b Declared OF paid after stOck dividend
or splitup < Declared o. paid TINS year.
an accumulatlye issue with dividends 4,
arrears . PAD this year. dividend
omitted, deferred OF 90 action taken al
last dividend meeting Declared OF paid
In 1858 plus Stock dividend PAYABLE N
stOck during 1858, estimated cash value.
on ex-divIdend q ex-dIstributiop date
y hquidatins dividend, cid Called XEx
dividend KIDS En- Distribution xr q
rights. ~ Without warrants. wv With
warrants. wd when distributed vi When
issued ID Next DAY delivery q In bank.
rupfcy or receivership or being reOr.
saniEed under the Bankruptcy Act, or
escurltias assumed hy such enmDanieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

MY dividend b Books closed tPlus
extra or extras q Declared or paid so
far this year Paid last year.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, July 81 GR.-cottor
futures we're quiet and lower durini
the forenoon. The market retraeed part
OF its earlier losses on trade buying
and short covering.
A LEADING Houston spot firm re-
ported Increased Inquiries for spot
cotton In the Atlanta area last week
Mills resisted prices for higher grades
with the demand for lower qualities
very coed, the firm said. In the
wanted we're principally medium ano
lover gradeB, the spot firm said
Noon prices we're IS 70 30 cents
a bale lower than the previous Close
Oct $3.50 Dec 36.92 and March
HI.3O.
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Virqiniun Elected

MILWAUKEE,. July 81 (P1.-
Howard w. Goldman Of Rich
mond, Va, was elected presi-
dent Of the Northern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. General
Agents Association here yester-
day.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. July 81 B--spot non.
26is cents a pound Connecticut Valley
Lead IL cents pound. New York
Zinc ! o cents a pound East st. Louis
Tin g6ig cents a pound. New York
FOREIGN silver Ssss cents per troy
ounce New York At Pittsburgh
IS. 00-3g. 90.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. July 81 R.-Dividsnd
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abog glueirg Thinestones into
costume gewclrv Excellent on
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ingtOn St. Boston 5. Mass.
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va, ana Mu. Ierrltory
Qualifications needed No hlsh
pressure. our 05-year reputation
has made US the leaders In the
neld You must be dependable TO
handle leads and appointments as
signed 10 you. You must have am
billion and desire. as We are con-
nlent positions, and we olier;
/ Salary while training.
. Fully protected TERRITORY.
.. Good commissions. 50 your
earnings are unlimited.
T. All the leads In your territory
s. Yearly bonus and contest bonus
8 National and local advertising.
Group disqualification and
g. company.pald retirement pian.
FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE
Anchor Post Products, Inc.
FOR VA. AND Sc. WASHINGTON
Mr. HAYES. II; 3.sl52gn
W W ssEac AN ayv ND g Sub slasss
sEBvICEMAN, white. major appli-
anees, for national distributor.
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star
cEnNAAE CAhAhON ~ AAENOhN -
Must be exper Apply in person,
BOULEVARD GULF SERVICE,
Issb Macarthur blvd, NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. must be over % years old,
with good refs. Good Job for right
man. Prefer man from wheaton
area. Phone VIII. 2-77T7.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
A0ER and auto mechanic, de-
uendable man neat appearance:
must have local refs. good op-
port Tor right now no phone
calls Apply In person. ELLIOTT
MoBIL SERVICE. 30 Leesbure
pike. Fails Church. Va. See Mr
Wilson
SHOE REPAIR MEN, for large
downtown shops; steady lob. good
nay. Apply 81 { st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN-Steady position
for experienced juvenile filter.
r7NI0p NODE BOOTERv 1850
Indian Head I'd. Sc. or 702a Wis.
ave