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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
SITUATIONS woMEN (cont, ,

GIRL, colored, desires work in an IBM
MACHINE taoulation div; yrs exp. AT.
Girl CIR cf9Iqredi desires part time or days
GIRL, coiored. wishes days work: Tues,
Wed, Thurs; excellent reference. AID.
GIRL, eolored, wants evening or nisH
ress, dishwasher hotel maid. NO. 1865. l4s
HOSTESS CASHIER, restaurant experience.
reliable; fVe years in last place. North
HoGsEKEEPER OR COMPANION. white.
desires 5a5 P9si 5SS a some knowledge of
LADY Of good character, a home with an
s s0mDaniSa uRata sjSS and best Of Fst
MANAGER, resident, for exclusive dwell
ing; young. responsible woman: small SAL
MiDDLE-AGED coiored responsible woman.
wants some a. days work or days a
y Sc nEh da Or g hTs ssn Tsns
invalid; SS5 wk. Tower 5776. Ia
NURSE registered. for work in doctors
oKGANIsT- Choir director: experienced
with junior and senior choirs: references
S45 l9 eyps stan and switchboard
s S once sa,
gems TtEs exper work in
SECRETARY, college education: 10 yrs
experience in private industry, will accept
position with administrative responsibility
NV Washington; 5-day wk. DU. 2}3l.
SECRETARY. yrs. executive experience,
10 yrs general office work. ability and
initiative. Do you need a private secretary?
Can travel. Box 4S4-B, Star. 49,
SECRETARY. competent, Al references; ,
recently returned from overseas assignment;
available Immediately. Box 1S9-D, Star.
sPANIsH-ENGLIsH stenog. desires per-
mament work; NV. section. Box a6-D,
Star. l2"
sTENoGRAPHER. legal-commercial To-
Gated downtown, available by hour. Call
District 1866 daily until pm Is
TEACHER, nursery or Kindergarten, coll
lege graduate, 6 yrs experience, 3 yrs. in
top private school. WA. 4517 Ia
WOMAN, colored, wants practical nursing.
night preferred. AID. 1903 after l:30 pm.
WOMAN, colOred, experienced cooking
WOMAN, 60, healthy. intelligent, wishes
position as companion in nice Jewish
home. Box GID, Star. 14s
YOUNG LADY with electromatic type
writer and proportional spacing experience
desires position; will furnish references
state starting salary. Box HID, Star. a.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, needs work:
varied experience; D. C. permit; some
tipping; references furnished. ME, 5534.
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SALESMEN.

CLOTHING SALESMAN and window dress
er, experienced; permanent, good salary
good hours. State where last employed.
Ali replies confidential. Box 454-C, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced,
with car and willing to work full time:
cali HENRY HOOD, 3402 Conn. ave, Wo.
ala. III
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
We protect your homes by, SELECTING the
best help to do yo s wo asi Ef II = " .
AD. 1852, am. to pm. 10
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MATTRESSES

YOUNG LADY, experienced, in sheet music
dept. Apply BILLIARDS.. 1900 G St NV.
YOUNG LADY as hostess cashier, in small
dining room must type S25 per week: no
Sundays. Call sH, 1901. or apply 1909
YOUNG YOU sS' LADY. knowledge of general of
flee work; shorthand and tipping preferred
Apply between IL and 2, 1916 H st. NV
YOUNG LADY, general office work, for
sredIs store Apply l9i2 IN ST.
experienced preferred guar: $40 wk;, plus
com. Apply after l pm, VICTOR DANCE
ssTERRRIsEN nSq po Sahn for young single
woman 21-2S yrs. who wants career that
offers security and opportunity: public re-
n b ye eess pTeaea or d sSa Wt
Cali DU 5lo0. MISS BALTENsPERGER
81 GE SEWING SEWING MACHINE co. opening
new sewing center. Silver Spring, Md
be fully trained as bookkeeper and me
sis|5Rs s Sir s asSfsa ave to hs
WANTED~Rehned middle-aged woman
and other light work; good hours and S35
night. Reply particulars to BOX 19o-D.
WONDERING WHERE YOU are going to
Ho hss openass Wis IS help
season for our representatives,. 1t will
pay you to inquire. Call RE. O795. -13
WE HAVE OPENINGS in our ONCE for PIX
switchboard operators. For further in
I0f NATION cal FA Md1dh 'iLLAoE Ar ts.'
WANTED, two experienced women. white,
to live in: good quarters; one as cook
and housekeeper and one as chamber
maid and waitress; references. Box 115-
ATTRACTIvE GIRLS to solicit and assist
home portrait PHOTOGRAPHERS. Call in per-
SON, LOUFT d. WOLF, 933 G. st. NV. lie
AVON PRODUCTS is able to help house.
wives earn in their spare time. Call
Gil. $3.50 for details. Id
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STORE MANAGER, appliance and radio
man; give experience with personnel, SELL
ing, displays, advertising, past employment.
All replies confidential. Box 461-B. Star.
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MuLTILITH OR DAVIDSON OPERATOR;
department.; Ho, 2416.
will furnish single apt. to sober, settled,
retired white man; can use colored give
age, former employment and references.
oFfICE Boy, high school graduate; must
have drivers permit and be able to type.
JOE PAWTOWsKI, 80 Kennedy st, NV.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. experienced in
new work and repair work. Wisconsin
OIL OH BURNER MECHANICS to do hrebox
and tank work and lst-claSs mechanlcs
Apply L st, s.w. between 7:30 and $50
OPTICAL BENCHMAN, first class, and one
frst-class optical Surtaceman for out Of
city; steady employment with reliable pie
rieRt perso lSuSI Box s5a-c Star IL
PAINT and hardware salesman. Apply
f2 fs sToRE aE eE IeF sRERT
starting salary and a real future. We Will
Rn yGu f Mr. our ca iaes THE fa FsBfs
PAINT SALESMAN - Excel, opportunity
Ts5h and following essential State age,
exp and desired salary. Box 4o2-c' Star.
PAINTERS, white. Apply head painter
SIDING sn5n Z RooFS1NG CO. a6S1 Rhode
PART-TIME SALESMAN, fuel oil accounts;
excel. for CT college student with selling
Experience: car advisable: generous COM,
excel. contacts: work day or night. your
convenience. For appointment. phone, IR
$500: nights and Sun, OR. 1889. IA
PATENT ATToRNEY for specifeation t,a AND
small local ONCE recurring high,ggraaSd al
work; ediphone or stenographer ayaila6e
sterilization charge average one or two
sheet mechanical case: also charge per
hour. Replies confidential. Box 1s5.D'
PHARMACIST. registered. full time, salary
open. POTOMAC DRUG STORE 1853
fHiaRMACIsT, registered in D, C.: thor:
oughly experienced. energetic, as assistant
manager for high-class eolored tTade
Apply in person only, LANGSToN PHAaR'
fHHAsRMAcisT. registered in Va; goee
salary. COLONIAL VILLAGE PHAISMAS ID
j 737 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va Gu
1929 IT
PHARMACIST, part time or full time. STATE sra.
BOZ 2G-C, Star.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Long, lovely
New lines

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Evening star., 1947-02-02

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hove returned to the hand" is the
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The hot is shiny black strow with
dromotic ribbon bow $3.50.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
Alaska Must Be Developed Says Secretary Warne

WATERFORD, Pa, (P) - Will liam E. Warne, assistant secretary of the interior, said yesterday the United States must occupy and develop" Alaska on a bigger scale for the sake of national defense.
 The interior department, Warne added, may ask Congress next spring to set up "an adequate group settlement program" for the Territory.
 That program and all efforts at Alaskan promotion he said in an address prepared for delivery at Haverford college, will be based upon the assumption that the Ter ritory will become one of the United States just as soon as its people, its resources and its pace of development permit it to as sume the obligations of state hood"
 Absentee, control and the dis pute over Indian land-ownership rights are major obstacles to Alas ka's growth, Warne declared.
 But already, he added, the Ter ritory has become the crossroads of aerial world trade routes, and air travel has become a permanent in many areas for road
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
Massachusetts Elects COP 

NEW BEDFORD, (R Massa- chusetts' newest member of Con- gress is Donald w. Nicholson of Wareham, a veteran of 23 years in the Massachusetts legislature.
 Nicholson, 59, Republican pres ident of the Massachusetts Senate, had no trouble winning yester- days special election, rolling up total of 28,9l2 votes in unoffi- cial returns in this dominantly Republican district to defeat his Democratic opponent, State Rep. Jacinto Diniz, of New Bedford. Diniz boiled 21,164 votes.
 Nicholson's victory followed the pattern predicted by political ob- servers.
 He carried 53 towns in the dis trict with the city of New Bed ford, the town of Acushnet and the one ward in Fall River going to DiniZ.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
Haines Cutoff Will Be Kept Open

JUNEAU, (PD - Plans to keep the cutoff between HaineS and the Alaska highway open throughout the winter months were disclosed yesterday by Mayor Leonard King of Haines.
 The mayor said seven truckers have agreed to maintain traffic over the road and have asked the Alaska Road Commission to pro- vide them with extra equipment for the purpose.
 Winter maintenance of the cut off, King said, would enable trucks to haul from Haines to Fairbanks and to Whitehorse, Y. T., and avoid additional high steamer transportation costs.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
and rail transportation.

and rail transportation.
 The interior department has proposed a road construction pro- gram for the areas that are favor able for settlement, Warne said, and although there is no rail con- nection with the 48 States now 'in a relative few years I think there must be one"
 Development of the Territory will enlarge our national Oppor- tunities and enrich our commerce at time when our national obli- gations are very great both here and throughout the world" he said.
 "The population of Alaska is es- sential to the defense of the Ter ritory and of the United States"
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19

body near the high water mark, about 300 feet from the outlet.
 Rothrock and his sorrowing wife, Irene, recalled how the little kindergarten girl watched the heavy rain as they sat down to dinner Monday night.
 Mother, I'm afraid of the wa ter," she said
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN McNEES RETURN FROM STATES

Mir. and Mrs. John McNees of the U. s. Weather Bureau, return ed Monday on the Alaska Airlines after spending month at their home in Wenatchee visiting Johns mother who had been very i'll, but is now much improved.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
CHARLES YAEGER
 SLOWLY IMPROVING

Friends of Charles Yaeger will be glad to learn that his condition is improved, although he is still confined to his bed, where he has been since last Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19

ter,' she said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
MAIL SERVICE INCREASED TO THREE VILLAGES

The U. S. mail service has been increased to three of the outlying villages it has been announced. Airmail will now be taken twice a month to Teller, Wales and ShiShmaref instead of once a month.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19

scene.
 SEATTLE, (P)-- Little Sherron Rothrock's words, Mother, I'm afraid of the water" seemed to her parents like remembered prophecy today,
 Late yesterday, the five-year- old girls body, still clad in her new green coat and new over shoes, was found on a beach near Fort Lawton. She had been car ried approximately 8.6 miles through underground sewers after falling down a manhole Monday night.
 Battalion fire chief James L.. Carey found her body. He acted on a "hunch," he said, after checking on Puget Sound tides.
 There was a low tide Monday night about the time the child fell into the manhole while walking with her father and aunt to bus in a heavy rainstorm near First Hill.
 Carey estimated yesterday mornings high tide might have floated the body to shore. So he walked the beach near the north trunk sewer outlet. He found her
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
T. TJERNAGEL LEAVES FOR STATES

T. Tjernagel, who has been em- ployed by the Lomen Commercial Go. during the summer months, left last evening for the States.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-19
Tiny Girl Lost In Open ManhOle I'm Seattle DrOwns

Continued from Page One) a three-way branching of the pipes short distance below the scene.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
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and a flutter Of feet, made for
shore.
CllHs eyes followed the long
white line of her body, watching
the strong, steady strokes of sho,,l.
DER and arms, and the legs, beating
IN slow, perfect rhythm, until she
mad passed out of the moonlight
into the darker shadows of the
trees. Then, as if from a great
distance, he heard Lilli say
You're not listenin'."
He tried to reconstruct her sen
tence, and realized he had moi
heard a word. To cover up his in
attention, he said, You'll get
water-soaked down there"
Turn around, and I'll come up.'
He turned. Behind him he heard
a soft thud as she lifted herself
from the river to the edge of the
dock. The rustic of her dress fol-
lowed.
You'd better find yourself
a towel" he suggested.
"Oh, I'll dry. l always do. There
you can turn around now"
Feet hanging over the water,
she was wringing out her thick
black hair, and smiling at him over
her shoulder. "Bet you don't fee
as cool as I do" she said.
Bet I don't feel as soppy,
either"
She was like some sleek river
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14

His voice was a mixture of relief
and embarrassment, and he hur-
ried on. about school," Realizing
he was repeating himself, he
stopped, but Janet made no effort
to help him, and the pause had
grown o~verlong when she said,
"Casey's looking for you. He's at
the office"
"I'l be right up" AS if gland O.
the excuse, he walked quickly from
the dock.
Janet, too. had turned to go, bu'
now Lilli blocked her path.
DO you always have to follow
him wherever he isl" she demand
ed in cold fury. Cant you ever
let us alone?"
Quietly Janet answered, 81 was
looking for him because Casey sale
it was important"
81 don't believe it. You knew
we we're here together, and you
couldn't stand it, YOU'RE"
stop it, Lilli." An unexpected
steely quality in Janet's voice cut
her off. What you do is your own
business. l think you're a little
fool, but it's still none of my bust
ness. After all, we both have tc
live here - at least for a while
The girls hands clenched. why
do you have to? Nobody wants
you to stay"
Il want to stay, and nothing yol
can do will change it, Janet
checked herself, then, more quiet
ly, she went on "Listen, Lilli.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14

animal, drops of water g~listening
on her forehead and cheeks. the
thin cotton dress clinging to ner
wet breasts and thighs. Suddenly
she seemed to uncurl, and stretch
ing out at full length on the dock,
let her dripping hair hang over the
edge. With half-closed eyes she
looked up at the moon and gave
a sign of complete satisfaction.
Its SO nice and quiet and-just
u.s.
He did not answer, and she wen
on. I'D like i to be this way
always. l hate things to change.
When I think that maybe I have
to go away o school, l could die
The voice trailed into a despond-
ent silence, and in sympathy Cliff
took her hand.
MAYBE you won't have to go if
You don't want to-"
With an almost i~mperceptible
motion she had laid her head in his
lap. Did your kid sister have to
60 to school-the one that re-
mined you of me?"
Yes, she went"
And the daughter of your part
ner-are you going to send ner to
SCHOOL,"
If she wants to go and there's
money enough"
Money
He smiled. Eyes, Lilli. Out in
the big, tough world, moneys
pretty important. If this rubber job
doesn't make the grade, l won't
be worrying how o send her to
school - I'll be worrying about
how she eats"
Filled with moonlight, her slant
eyes dwelt on his. Her head lay
like a weight on his lap, and rails
ing her hand, she touched his hair.
Its so Thick she half whis-
pered. 'Thick and heavy, like
mine"
They were silent, each tremen-
dously ware of the others pres
ence. The glowing end of Cliff
cigarett egrew dull; he could hear
the faint ripple of current against
the dock, while her hand. moving
through his hair, seemed to be
drawing his head down toward her.
He bent closer. Her eyes were
%beckoning up to him, her full lips
had parted, yet spoke no word. The
night itself had grown very still,
waiting, while long minutes passed,
then Cliffs slow draWl broke the
silence.
I'm wondering how Senior V
cente would like this picture"
She frowned impatiently. "Oh,
Vicente, he" Her head jerked
quickly from his lap, she gave a
low exclamation of anger, and Cliff
saw Janet coming out along the
dock.
"Giving Lilli a ~lesson?" There
was the slightest ironic undertone
in Janet's voice, and Cliff scram-
bled to his feet.
1--WE were talking about school,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
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hoped you and l could be friends.
I've tried to be friendly, but you
won't let me-"
Sullenly Lilli looked at her. II
don't want you to be friendly. l
don't want you around me. l know
you're in love with him, and when
ever he's near me YOU"
Lilli stopped with a gasp, for
Janet's hand had closed on her
shoulder.
Look at me, Lilli." Janet eyes
were flashing; her voice deepened
with anger. 'Look at me-"
The girl raised a rebellious face.
what you just said was a lie,
and you know it. Whether or not
you're in love with Cliff Bogard
has nothing to do with me. He hap
pens to be my boss, that's ali-and
that's all he ever will be-" Janet
hand dropped, and turning, she
walked back along the dock, but
twice before she entered the office
she halted and stood m%otionless for
long minutes in the path.
Cliff looked up as she came in.
He could see that her cheeks were
glowing. and her eyes were bright
with anger, but she said nothing,
and going I'VE to the map table,
picked up a rule and pencil. Stead
lastly refusing to meet his eyes,
she worked for an hour in logged
since. Once her pencil point
broke, and reaching for another,
she went on, never %glancing up.
while the very air seemed to gath
err an electric quality of tension,
Covertly watching her, Cliff de-
cided that Casey was right. Women
had no place in camp. They were
more trouble than all the men.
Even Lilli. He thought of her out
on the dock and smiled. Lilli was
no real problem he could take
care of that. 1t was Janet who
was the problem. Again he looked
at her. Bent low over the drawing
board, only her red hair and Shout
der were visible-the same Shout
der he had seen through the moon
light, rising out of the water, and
he remembered the white line OF
her body as she swan past him.
1t was strange to realize that this
same girl was working here close
to him beneath the light.
rNa ~f Lor oof,1a1 Aorpnc
troubled him. and for the first time
he felt a touch of remorse. She
was tired. She had been working
long, hard hours, often late into
the night. and ever though she
had forced herself on him. he haS
to admit she was paying her way
He thought of Casey's words:
You're too tough on her" and he
wondered if it might be true.
Impatiently Cliff rose and walked
toward the door, then turned back.
There we're smudges of ink on her
fingers, and little beads of per-
s~piration on her forehead.
"Let me finish that he said
DIuSQuGly. 1Ou 81 w OSu.
Without lifting her pencil, she
shook her head. Your lettering is
SO terrible" she told him.
For a half hour more they
worked, then Cliff laid aside his
papers. 'I'd give seven dollars for
a cup of iced Coffee" he announc-
ed YEARLY.
Il knew you'd say that" She
went to the locker and brought
out a thormos jug. Seven dollars,
please"
"It's worth every cent" Crate
fully he poured the coffee, but in
stead of drinking, he put the glass
down on the drawing board, and
reaching over, took the pencil from
her fingers. I'D like to talk to
you"
A note in his voice that she had
never heard before made Janet
raise her head, and for a sec
ond they sat in silence, holding
each others eyes, then he said
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slowly, Lady, you and I just
haven't got along. Maybe it's been
my fault. Maybe the trouble was
we both had a bad start. l still
don't know much about your or
why you're here and if that S
the way you want it, that's the way
It's going to be. But one thing I'm
sure of - you came here for some
definite reason of your own, and
Cliff paused, then hurried on.
What I'm trying to say is that
you've worked hard, and l appreci-
ate it. You've done a whale of a
job on that map = better than ]
ever could. You've been a big helix
to Casey and the boys in dozens oil
ways, and if there's anything with.
In reason that l can do to helr
you get whatever it was you came
after, I'll do it."
Ito Be Continued.