davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
Permisos 1empora|es a LIneas
Aereas Para Seryicio a Miami
Probable que Sc Tome ESQ Medida Para
confrarrestar Ia Hvelgu de la Eastern

Sc informa que la Junta Ae.
ronautlca Civil probablemente
otorgue permisos temporales a
ciertas lineas aereas nacionales,
con ell fin de llenar ell vacio
dejado por la companfa Eastern,
que SURE aetualmente los rigo-
res de una huelga.
Ell senior Louis Hector, MEM
bro de dicha junta oriundo de
Miami, al indicar la posibilidad
de esa MEDIA, arroja una rayo
Ge esperanto en- ell panorama,
respecto de 10 que toca a esta
region meridional del pals, que
la comenzado va SUI temporada
turistica.
Entiendese que varias lineas
aereas han solicitado permiso
para cubrir la ruta de la Eas-
tern por Ell tempo que pueda
durar la huelga p~resente. {
Por SUI parte, estima ell senora
Hector que la Junta Aeronauti-
CO va a dar la atencion mas ra-
plda possible a estas solicitudes.
En- unas declaraciones emitidas'
por la Eastern Air Lines, Sc d.
ce que eel pago retroactive que
Sc ha 0trecido no ha sido reba-
jado. Els ell mismo que solicita-
ron los maquinistas con ante
rioridad al 4 de diciembre. Este.
pago retroactive es igual al de
las companies National, Trans
World Air Lines, Capital Nor
west y Northeast, todas las cua-
les acaban de suscribir acuer-
dos con ell sindicato. Dicho ARE
gio fila SIS para inspectores
y mecanlcos de primera, y 1925
para mecanicos ordinarios."
Esta concession ha comenzado
a provocar, en- las filas de los
mecanicos, la indecision en-
cuanto a permanecer mucho'
mas tempo en- huelga. Y Sc
tiene entendido que las esposas
de muchos m%ecanicos han co.
menzado una campana de ora
cion por la pronta termination
de la huelga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

tonacion. Salio corriendo asusta-
da y fue a yer a SUI novio que
habia venido de Ohio a visitar-
la. Con Ell regreso al lugar del
hecho y va Sc encontraba ALI la
policia.
Dice la joven Grodzicki que
ella y SUI novio estaban compro-
metidos para casarse, cuando
ell romance con Smith comenzo.
Ella finalmente aviso a SUI novio
que viniera, para discutir la
question. Cuando Ell vino diScu-
theron juntos ell problema y
ella decide terminar con Smith
10 cual fue a communicable a este,
provocandole SUI drastica resolu-
cion.
Smith era native de Jackson
vile y Sc habia graduado en- ell
Andrew Jackson High School,
donde jugo football, baseball y
otros deportes.
Smith escribio varias notas a
SUI esposa, SUI hiiito Y SUI madre,
previniendoles por 81 algo ocu-
rria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

Weiss, declare que ell cierre de
los domingos es un punto mo-
raj y debe decidirlo la comuni-
dad con Yin criterio moral. Pa
recida opinion en- cuanto al
sentido voluntario del cumpli-
miento de esta MEDIA, es la
del comisionado Robert Haver-
field, quien cree que no habria
un patron adecuado para deter
minar quien debe cerrar v
quien no.
Igualmente opinan los conf.
sionados Ralph Fossey y Arthur
Petten, quienes Green que la
MEDIA debe ser voluntaria v
no impuesta.
TODD hace indicar que no
existe ambiente en- la Comisi6n
del Condado para votar por
una ley que obligue al cierre
de los establecimientos ell dia
domingo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
Lider Metodista HubIurd Estu
Noche Contra Pruebus Atomicus

En- la White Temple Metho.
dist Church tendra lugar esta
noche, martes, a las 8 de la. no.
che, una interesante conferen-
cia sobre suspension de pruebas
nucleares, dictada por ell secre.
tario executive de la Comision
Nacional pro Sana Politica M.
clear, Mr.. Donald Keys, quien
hs regresado recientemente de
Ginebrd, Suiza, donde presnt6
a los Tres Grandes ministries
una pcticion con $4,000 firmas,
contra las pruebas nucleares.
Entire los signatarios de ests
solicitud Sc encuentran ell sabio
y filantropo europeo Albert
Schweitzer, Mrs. Franklin Roo
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

cuentran en- huelga ceontra IA
Eastern.
Hoffa anadio qque no habria
ningun pacto formal entire los
porteadores y los Ingenieros.
Ell Executive de la AFL-CIo
prohibIo tales arreglos entire los
mlemblos de suS uniones v los
de los Porteadores, despues de
I'm haoer expulsado de SUI seno a
los citados Porteadores.
Como saben los lectores Hof.
ia es I'm discutida figura del
mundo obrero, en- Ell que ha des.
plegadO I'm importante papel co.
mo dirlgente y como organiza.
dor. Su sindicato, la poderosa
agrupacion de porteadores, (que
incluye camioneros, tripulantes,
choferes. etc. comprende mi
Homes de afiliados en- toda la
naclon y cuenta con recurSos po-
deroSoS en- personal Y en- fondos,
al extreme que Sc han hecho
acusaciones contre el y sin en-
m~antenerlo al frente del mismo.
Su presencia en- Miami Beach
Sc ha senalado siempre como
indicio de que va a organizar
nuevas actividades por atraer
ell seno de los "Teamster" a d.
versus ramas de la fuerza obrera
del Condado, que hasta ahora
ma rerusado particular en- su
sindicato.
Ultimamente la prensa Sc
hlzo eco de las actividades de
los Porteadores, con motive de
los golpes que recibieron algu-
nos obreros no sindicalizados,
que denunciaron a ciertos diri-
gentes locales por haber ejerci-
do preston sobre los primeros
para obligarlos a unirse al sin
dicato que dirige naeionalmente
Mr.. Hoffa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
Moves Mversiomes de Milones
Hardn en- Ia zena del Cemdado

81 Jefe del Sindicato de Por
teadores, Jimmy Hoffa, con un
estilo que aprecia mas bien ell
de un magnate de grandes ne
gocios que ell de I'm dirigente
obrero, INDIGO en- Miami Beach
ell domingo que SUI agrupaci6n
proyecta invertir varios milo
mes de dolares en- la Florida
del Sur.
"Estamos pensando seriamen-
tie en- ,colocar sumas considera-
bles de dinero en- nuevas in
versiones aqui expreso en-
una entrevista rapida. Y ana
do que las inversiones com
prenden Hoteles.
Ell dinero aparentemente ven
dria del fondo de pensiones de
los Portadores, que alcanza la
slma &c 40 milloneS de dolares.
Este poderoso sindicato va ha
invertido cast cuatro millones
de dolares en- ell Condado Dade,
inclusive 1 million y cuarto de
dolares en- I'm motel proximo a
Sunny Isles
ASimiSmo anuncio. Hoffa que
los p~orLeadores ayudarian a los
ingenieros que actualmente Sc
cuentran en- huelga contra la
compania de aviacion Eastern
Air Lines.
Decline Mr.. Hoffa m~anifestar
81 tai "ayuda" seria en- forma de
aporte financiero como ayuda
a los huelguistas, o en- ell senti-
do de que los camioneros rehu-
sen transporter gasolina a las
lineas aereas.
Previamente Jimmy Hoffa
habia informado haber ofrecido
I'm prestamo por I'm million de
d6lares con ell proposito de ayu-
dar financieramente a los In
barge, SUI sindicato ha logrado
genieros Aeronauticos que Sc en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
Asolton Cafeteria M &
M y Roban easi $4,000

I'm asaltante de la raza de
color Sc apropio de la suma de
81, 1886 al entrar en- la Cafeteria
M y M, sta en- 1881 NE 1853 St.
ell domingo por la noche.
Ell asaltante extrajo la pisto-
la de SUI bolsillo y lie apunto
con ella al cajero, sacando> ell
dinero y escapando a pie, segun
la version de I'm testigo.
Ell sujeto tenia bigote y usa-
ba espejuelos oscuros. Tenia
puesta una gorrita de rayas y
una chaqueta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

sevelt, Bertrand Russell, Rev.
Martin Luther King, Dimitri
Shostakovich y Trigve Lie.
La charla de esta noche tiene
lugar en- ell temple metodita
ubicado en- la Segunda Avenida
Numero 800 del Northeast.
Ell conferencista, Mr.. Keys,
ademas de presentar I'm informe
sobre ell resultado de las gestio-
mes realizadas para detener la
continuation de ensayos nuclea-
res que ponen en- peligro la sa-
lud mundial, hablara de sus ex-
p%eriencias personales. Este pro.
pagandlsta international ha re-
cibido cuatro medallas como ar
tiliero durante la Segunda Cue
ira MundiaL
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

do ALI los primeros y segundos
premios y tres menciones homo
rificas,
Dichas fotografias han side
presentadas en- diversos centres
artisticos, inclusive ell Museo
Norfolk de Artes y Ciencias y
la pequena Galeria de Hudson
Park Branch, de la Biblioteca
Publica de Nueva York.
Este SHOW comprende, AIDE.
mas, otras fotografias tomadas
en- un periodic de varios amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
Nuy |nteresante Exhibition de
Fotograflas en- Barry College

En- la galeria de arte del Ba-
try College de Miami Sc exhibe
durante TODD ell mes de diciem-
bre una serie de magnificas TO-
tografias tomadas por Mr.. Ro-
bert Talks, de Nueva York, du-
rante I'm recorrido que hizo por
ell mar Mediterraneo en- 1854.
Talks tomo estas fotos mien-
tIas prestaba servicio en- porta-
aviones Randolph y posterior-
nente las presento en- un con-
curse fotografico de la Marina
en- Portsmouth, habiendo CANA
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Fl F%ot6grafo
Pregunt6n
iprefiere I'd. ell Rock end Roll al Che Cha ehd?
Per W. GORT

MANOLITO LUACES. Kensing-
ton Elementary School. IL amos. Ell
cha cha cha, como ritmo cubano al fin
es allegro y bullicioso, me gusta verlo
bien bailado, las parejas hacen verdade-
ras filigranas.
Ell Rock and Roll, c~ascabelero y
excentrico es bueno para hacer e%jerci-
clos, y nos brinda la o%portunidad de
echarnos a la espalda la companera,
impulsada l~levarla traerla en- fin 10 que
solo en- Ell bale podemos hacer libre-
mente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09
cerrodos los oficinus
Municipoies ell rs y 26

Las oficinas del Municipio de
Miami esatran cerradas todo el
Dia de Navidad, Is de diciem,
bre, que cae %jueves, asi como to-
do ell viernes que lie sigue.
Todo ell dia "a estaran abier-
tas dichas oficinas y ell Admins
trador Municipal, Mr. E. A.
Evans ha declarado que no ha.
bra fiestas de coteles con mo
two de la Navidad dentro del
local de esas oficinas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

JOSE A. LLANOS. - Kensington
Elementary School. IL amos. ESQ solo
tiene una sofa ~respuesta . Ell cha,
cha, cha, que Undo chacha, me gusta
este bale porque resulta ser una must
ca movida y allegro, eosa extrana pero
cierta, aunque persona no sepa bal
larlo, Sc le van los pies detras de la
masiea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

MARIA ESTHER BORGES. "A
mi me gusta ell rock and roll porque
es muy fast y porque es ell ritmo que
bailamos cast todos los muchachos en-
Puerto Rico, mi bella islita. Els allegro,
moderno y es muy "chic" ademas no
hay edades, 10 mismo 10 baila I'm nino
que un viejo, iArriba muchachos, va
mos a roquear!
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

AIMEE RAMOS. - Shenandoah
Elementary School. A mi me gusta mas
ell Cha, cha, cha, per SUI ritmo allegro
y eentagioso, que hace felH a quien lo
bahia y ademas por haber hecho famosa
a mi qNerida Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-09

CieIos nublados y aIgdn descensO en- Ia tenn.
peratura anuncia para hoy Ia oficina meteorological.
VientOs fuertes de 10 a 30 miIlas pOr bora, del
nOrdeSte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EAsLEY RLACKWoOD

When his partner opened the
bidding with a heart. Mr.. Dale
had 10 points in support.
figured by the dynamic point
count. On the basis Of "three
points equal one trick" this
came 10 six playing tricks for a
heart contract-too much for
a mere double raise but not
strong enough for a Jump take
out.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
Mr. Dalel
AK94
0K954
OASIS
AKQ
WEST EAST
(Mr. Abel) (Mrs. Keen
Ai0s52 AAQ763
0J6 0e3
oQl032 oJe
@i074 @J952
SOUTH
tMr. MasterO
11ap7a
oK64
AA86S
The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass 20 Pass
~ Pass So Pass
- Pass 40 Pass
Ant Pass SO Pass
q All Vaaee
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" All pass
Opening lead: Deuce OF spades.
Mr.. Dale decided to try to
send this information across
the table by first describing his
own hand and eventually show
ing his fine heart holding.
His bids Of two diamonds and
three clubs were both forcing.
Each was a bid in a new suit
by the responding hand. When
Mr.. Masters raised clubs, Mr..
Dale finally showed his heart
support. With good fitting
cards In diamonds and clubs
and a lone spade, Mr.. Masters
put the hand in a slam after
checking on the aces.
1t took a nice play to win
twelve tricks. The opening
lead was the deuce of spades,
dummy played low and Mrs.
Keen won with the queen.
She returned a low club and
dummy'S queen won.
The king of clubs was
cashed and Mr.. Masters then
took two rounds of trumps,
ending in his hand. He played
the ace Of clubs, discarding q
diamond from the board, then
ruffed his last club.
There was still a losing dia-
mond to contend with. A
squeeze appeared to be the only
hope and apparently that could
be accomplished only if the
defender with the high spade
also had as many as four
diamonds.
From the opening lead of
the deuce Of spades it looked
like Mrs. Keen had started
with five cards in that suit.
And surely she had the ace, as
Mr.. Abel would hardly under
lead that card against a slam.
But she couldn't have four
diamonds because she had fol-
lowed suit to four leads of clubs
and two leads of hearts.
Dilemma. But a dilemma
which Mr.. Masters easily
solved. He merely transferred
the holding of the high spade
from one opponents hand to
the other. He led the king of
spades from the board and
ruffed out Mrs. Keen's ace.
Now the high spade (the 10)
was in Mr.. Abel's hand and as
he also held four diamonds he
was squeezed on the run of the
remaining trumps. On the last
heart he had to unguard the
diamond or drop the high
spade so that dummy's nine
would be good.
Distributed By McNsught syndicate)
Evening star., 1958-05-02
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. InD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
fun days and receive the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
and Mary c. saksa. "a. 2309 Penn
woodrow wilson, AZ, RocksprinEs.
Tex; and Dorothy Z. Thomas. 2e,
Maurice A. Desrinser. 43. and Mildred
Fraley, A. both Of Mount Rainier,
Paul W. Miles, 40. Coimar Manor, Nd.
Gerald i, Kemick, 22. Arlington. Va,
and Minnie A. Riddle, 90, 1903 La
Richard a. Lundin. 21, Arlington. Va,
and Anita L. Powell. 10. 20l3 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Depisl l.I z; Eysns. f., AZ, and Lois M.
Lineii HoIlis. 0 as, 'n HsSs 81 s'Sn isth St NV. NV
and Viola c. DsLsine, 2S. 1900 ray
Isadors pavis. 81 42s 18th st. s,sss
ana MarSaret Richardson 90 1ss
Charles e. Hall, so. and Martha Riley.
40. both Of 1920 9th st. ne.
James : West; 22' g S17 oSs g St ns;, and
Norman E. Hammond. %. s217 18th
pl. Sc, and Theresa Roby, 81. 3956
Jops PpsnRsylyaRi9 a csrRsa sg sye .Sd ss Helen Ellis
20, both Of 31O 9TH st. ne.
James T. Gilbert, 10, 4435 Falls teri.
ga and saundra v. Charlton, is,
HoSSSg2 HSSSS22 : LIE ss.nsbawn s.; niw; "a and rou,.n
"A. Rice. 1s, both o. Arlington va.
Pelagio Layug, 81. and Mary Q.
,oS, Sstalsy, 2.: both q R:tin. R:slttim.ore .r.,.,
g. 1915 n St. NV.
Patrick j. Gilchrist. %, and joyce j.
Gar Carter. 25' both o. i56s 18TH q, nv:
william Trsn., p 5oth 5Sfns 81 RcnmaFA sR sna Lucille
Stewart, 2S, BIB ard St n.S
Richard Bireley. .jr.. 30. and Martha
Fn,rssSitS +; MedTSth' 90 both OF Catholic
Ne S0nSfEsiEKi som I, Hawkins. 81 and Elsie Dud-
Robert GLADDEN.. "a. 1of4 e5th pl. p.s.,
and Marlene A. Paige, " 620S Call
john sSli R. T. rowles. "a and Marilyn C.
crawley. 10, both Of 705 Hamilton
ElSs5. slsctmon. Ia s:,J,. e. i!aS I.I Bel
20. Brooklyn. N Y
Charles H. Weldon. 90. 1889 41st st.
Sc, and Edith A. Harris, 90 521
Glen Z. Morey, 90. ouantico. Va. and
Helen L. McElfresh, 10. 1891 oirard
Paul L. T. K,dys!l, s2 as1S 81 stanton st ! "a 4
Holbrook tr. ne.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Court Studies
Swiss Plea in
AniIine Case

The Supreme Court had
under consideration today q
plea 10 reinstate litigation
through which q Swiss holding
company, Interhandel, is seek
ing 10 regain control OF more
than 500 million In stock Of
the General Anthne and Film
Corp. seized by the Govern
ment.
The stock was taken over as
property Of an enemy alien
Germany-durings the World
War II. The Government plans
10 offer the stock for public
bidding once litigation Is dis
posed Of.
The Government contends
Interhandel actually was con-
trolled By I. O. Farben. the old
German chemical trust.
Interhandel's suit TO recover
the stock was thrown out Of
United States District Court
several years ago when the
company failed TO comply with
a court order to produce GER
tain documents.
Yesterday, Attorney John J.
OBrien. representing stock
holders In the company, argued
that the failure was not q will
full one. He cited the fact that
Swiss banking laws made IL
virtually impossible to obtain
the records which are under
control Of q Swiss bank. Only
II waivers are obtained from
parties connected with the rec
ords may they be released. he
said. Some waivers already have
been obtained. he reported.
More than 250,000 pieces of
paper" including correspond
ence. interofi1ce memos and
more important documents
have been obtained thus far.
he said.
I'VE have a right to trial
Of the case on the merits" to
show that Interhandel was not
a part Of any German concern.
he declared.
Solicitor General Rankin ar
gued that the Swiss bank
actually was controlled by In
terhandel interests which was
using it as CLOAK" for their
operations.
Referring to the Swiss bank
laws, Mr.. Rankin made the
point that foreign laws have no
binding effect on orders of
American courts.
For the Government to be
made to go to trial Of the case
on the merits without the use
of the records would be to
deprive it Of a fair trial. he
contended.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Park Attendance Up

OTTAWA.-Canada'S West
ern national parks scored the
largest attendance gain during
1957's travel season of all the
parks in the system, which had
3,748,000 visitors, an overall
increase of 413,000 over the pre-
ViouS season.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

Washington, 7th, 9th and Sts NV. Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1958-05-02
stretch
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| 65
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Like every woman, there's nothing
Mother loves more than to feel qIom-
orous! And there's no IoveIier way
to assure her she IS than with Comeo's
seamless stretch nyIons! For they cling
to the legs in film of beauty, have
the exciting bare look seamless nyIons
give, resist runs tenociousIy! Three
sizes, IA, 3, G. fit all and you con
choose rachel (pink beiee) or rose
beige light toupe).
Gnsburoh'S-HOSTERY-
Washington. Street Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

RADIOCHEMICAL OPPORTUNITIES
IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
Chemist for small analytical anc
radiochemical laboratory at tn.
Army Packase Power Reactor
Education or training III basic
radiochemistry necessary. Decree
not required. Send resume anc
salary requirements TO L. H
Box las, IT. Belvoir, Va.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full
time and part time wanted for
active Silver Spring once; much
project work avail. and facilities
Of multiple hSttng. Contact Mr.
RUBIN, JU. 9-S033 OF VIII. 6-0667
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for ex.
panding modern Bethesda ONCE
Must be well groomed, intelligent
willing to. work. Must have car
tied earnings possible. FULL TIM
ONLY Call OIL. 4-6S33. JAMES c
CONLEY d CO., INC, 1901 Wood.
mont ave, Bethesda.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, full OF
part time: Join the areas fastest
growing sales organization, earn
$4,000 per W. through our train
ing program. Call Mr.. DELE,
Sales Mgr Ii. 7-0S09, any time.
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2),
experienced. Must have car and
knowledge Of Silver Spring area
Bonus ARRANGEMENT CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, u. 5-7100.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC =
Household experience; good salary
and commission; year-round Job
ior right man: 4S-hr. wk.: no
drinkers; must nave drivers per-
init. Call NO. 1885.
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN,
honest, reliable: no drinkers. Call
JU. $4,000 or AID. 4-lS3a.
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Admin. Secretaries
TO $4,000

Select positions in PUBLIC
RELATIONS. CAPITOL HILL. LAW,
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

Liquor Store Manager Salesman
i need q very good salesman with
managerial capabilities for my
large progressive store. II in
terested In permanent position
and Advancement call WO. 6-4413,
1880 pm All replies in strict
est confidence.
ADMINISTRATION should have
at least 5 to 10 years practical
experience on all types Of ma
chimes: excellent shop conditions:
liberal employee benefits. Cal or
apply in person, Mon. through
Fri. 8 am. to 5 pm. ACF ELEC-
TRONICS. 1891 Leslie ave Alex
andria. XII. $4,000,
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YOUNG MEN

ARTHUR MURRAY nov
interviewing for instructors.
Excel. income with good fu-
ture possibilities. Above-Aver-
sge personal appearance and
learning ability required. Full
training program provided.
Auply 10 pm, 101l Conn.
ave. NV.
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HELP MEN


PLUMBER HELPER, experienced
d @. permit. 5000 0eorgia ave
NV, tn, 2-1OO0.
PORTER. colored. TO do cleaning in
apartment house, also 20 do some
switchboard and elevator work,
must be experienced and have H.
eense Steady work, vacation with
pay. must have good refs, and no
drinkers Box 264.v. star.
PORTER, colored. for beauty sa-
lon; y. c. drivers permit, refs.l
good salary. EMILE, 1891 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
PORTERs-l full time, part time
10 q m. TO , pm. alternating Sat.
urdays 10 am. TO 9 pm. and ts
midnight. A. a A. LIQUORS, 1905
Pa. ave. NV.
PORTERS for club: work consists
OF setting up for parties, general
dining room cleanup, etc. DO not
apply II not qualified, IA. $4,000,
Ext. 4l40. ask for Mr.. FRANK
PORTER, coLoRED with switch.
board and elevator expeT. TIKI
EDDYSToNE, 1901 Vermont ave
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ACCOUNTANTS
RECEIVABLE
CLERK

Middle-aged lady with some knovl-
edge of posting machines. 5-day
week; excellent pay; modern oflce
and pleasant working conds. BOZ
13S-M, Star.
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shop IN Falls Church store. Apply
G. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
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PHARMACIST

= 49, &NAtAAA NSAA
Experienced, with Maryland license.
TOP SALARY AND COMMISSION.
Insurance and health policies and
other employe benefits. Apply to
DOT DRUG CORP, Mr.. Herbert
HIATT, Suite Z 1901 Columbia I'd.
PH0NOGRAPH RECORD SALES
MAN. retail experience preferred.
or will train an aggressive per-
son; good future. Call NO. 7-0637
for appointment.
PLASTER OR SCRATCH MAN, ex-
perienced only: steady work. Call
for appointment, JU. S-5070
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERs
Must be experienced: must have
ID c. drivers permit. Apply
STANDARD PLUMBING 4 HEAT
ING, 2S07 14th st NV.
PLUMBERS-Must read plans; we
need men who want year-round
work This ad is due TO increase
IN volume Of work. II you are a
foater do not apply. Call WA.
7-5575 weekdays. s TO 3.
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERs,
SO per hr. on non-union work to
qualified mechanics. Call May
fair 2-1122 or Walker 4-4775, or
apply Monday morning. 1879
Colesville I'd. JOHN T. LANE,
JR.
PLUMBER must have experience in
remodeling. repairs and hot-water
heat; TOP wages; no trifers or
drinkers RA. 3-212S.
PLUMBERS, iobbing and remodel
ing; must have d. C. drivers per-
NIT and ref; steady employment;
family group ins. avail. Apply
GEORGE F WARNER & CO..
1918 9th st s.w., ST. 3-34Sq
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PATENT SEARCHER
Mechanical arts, must be expert
enced. for well-known patent law
firm. Reply Box l92-V, Star.
PHARMACIST, exper.. top-notch,
for independent Nd. store; S175
for 81 hrs. Age 80 TO 40 yrs.
Box 364-V. Star.
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