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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24

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HELP WokaEk
TIM OPERATOR

tees Of an experienced tahulstsng
machine operator 70 follow work
through all phases Of pay roll. daily
duties include . hours key punch
Ing; $500 70 $2l5 per rno. 70 start
with opportunity for Advancement:
ton. employes dement's. Phone for
appointment. Nj. 1868. Ext 559
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcent.

GIRL, colored. desires JOB as elevator
operator; experienced. LIZ. 3-56sT. .
GIRL, eolored. desires Job as elevator
operator. 5 or days. GE. $3.50.
GIRL. eolored. desires Job as wait
reEs; prefer day work Call T'R. 316o,
ask for AGNES OWENS. Call from
10 am. to $50 pm.
NURSE COVERINGS. experienced,
wishes position with children; refs.
Practical NURSE, eolored. desire,
maternity or baby care case. ST
s591.
PRACTICAL NURsE. trained. expert
enced, excellent references. wishes
private duty. Box 1861. Star.
Observation-Disclosures, with
knowledge Of Bookkeeping; capable
IL yrs. experience. Box lI6-L. Star
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STENoGRAPHER-If you are In need
OF competent Stenographer or
typist for vacation 'replacements Or
to take care Of your overflow call
MISS BARRETT. DE. 6e4s. ga
TYPING WANTED - Envelope and
post card addressing. also stufnng
1900 10th st. NV, phone AID. 1885
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER. lady
of 40 can type, use calculator. baby
sit rn0k EN- Ak0l
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Distributor Wanted

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matte etspersSf, Small tEsent0gy
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MOTOR TRAVEL

ATTENTION. TRUCKERs - Space
needed for 1-ton trailers and seeps
@ e Isr cosp T rs1; s7.t Immsdiasssly
TWO GIRLS driving new car 70
Memphis, Tenn, viii take three sirl
passengers. Leaving on june i.
Call co. Gees. 24s
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Business Is Our Business
Listed Here Are . Few Specials.
GROCERY WITH BEER

Business Is Our Business
Listed Here Are . Few Specials.
GROCERY WITH BEER
MEOW rent white trade; $4,000
Colored Restaurant-Beer
I4th st.-show large PROFIT: terms
GROCERY-$l,5 500 WEEKLY
NE.--Mixed trade; $1,000 down.
CLEANING and TAILORS
NV Must be sold: no reasonable
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NE.--si 900 weekly: lovely rooms,
c SSiS ri BEAUTY SHOP
NE and n.w.--Muss be sold. Good
GRoCERY-s7oo WEEKLY
Low rent. Must be sold.
CLEANING AND DYEING
torres all over Rsei opportuattset
GROCERY--$500 WEEKLY
Rent. s4s. No beer. Good for be-
LIQUOR STORES
Real opportunity. LaFre store So
CONE IN AND SEE US
rree counsel Problems dfscuakrd.
Auerbach 81 Co., DI. 6501
l4a4 X ST. NV Suite 900. Eve
nings, ADJ sea7. -...-..--.------.---.....--
Is Rms.-Income 81 500
Mo. quoted; 6-yr. lease. $500 mo.
100 block Mas ave Expensast
furn.: always nIied: real hone and
monsy-maker; $1,000 handles.
c. ]. YOUNG. ST. 1900
SELF SERVICE STORE
Large ccrner. transient trade. beau
tifaily eaufp store, run Gown ~
frexperieneed grccef: 81 zoo weekly
brxirexs Very attractive propcsl-
ticn for q fast sale price teGHct6
10 $3.50 total price. with ensT
$3.50 down. Cal
BILL SIMONS
Xxx. 6lsi. Eve and Sunday. Ben
Epstein. Chssfnut etas.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Is rnz.. q baths. cornsr house; nr.
Cpnr. avg. and Que rent <18s:
M. azaeted. ri Gee large ,6snsng
room: eouls Eei mare oEz.ide beard.
ers and increase income. $1,000
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Ioza yernous Ave, NV:
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Learn About Real Estate

Learn About Real Estate
Our spring class starts Tuesday. May
gath. Last class until fall. Ten
lessons In fundamentals and up-to-
date practice in real estate. Lee
lures and briefs on each subject. I'M
der supervision Of Marshall J. Waple.
active rsaltor. for past p yrs;
to 10 pm Phone for details or
come Tuesday evening, sit In on
lecture As our guest. Then decide
II you want to take the course.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE
f224 I4th st. NV, pI. .3346. "a
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Personnel Stenographer
ANACOSTIA

saleselerk, white, under 40. for dry
cleaning store; experience helpful.
but not necessary: hours. IL :3o-7.
Apply ARISTO. 14th and Good Hope
I'd. Sc. -26
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OFFICE MANAGER

Full charge bookkeeper-secreta For
mer public accountant Financial
and tax reports, budget preparation,
etc. Excellent references. Native Of
Va. Present position ending shortly.
Always pleasant and enjoyable Teia-
open. Previous salaries. $4,000 to
So 900 per year. More information
on request. Phone Elk. 6794, agent.
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SPORTSWEAR

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
SOCIALISM?

Socialism? Last January Capt. Jim Davis sug gested to The Empire that the United States let Eng land try out socialism before government starts following suit.
 Here is an editorial from London newspaper that would suggest that all is not well with Englands social services afforded by it's present government
 "Gilt-edged stocks go down with another bump War loan is nearly back to it's Dunkirk low level; the unfortunate holders of government stock find that 10 per cent already knocked off the value of their compensation for securities held before nation azation These falling prices, like the continued drop in national savings, show widespread lack Of con- fdence in the Socialist ability to get us out of crisis
 Abroad too our economic prestige has sunk our American friends, who have helped us so much and to whom we look for still further aid are be- coming critical of our bunders.
 American criticism must be taken seriously. Its real burden is that government is squanderng our resources costly social services and wasteful naturalization schemes and then going cap in hand across the Atlantic for help
 "If we want all present social benefits we have to pay for them in the only way, by harder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
MITIGATION?


 It will be rather generally agreed that the Ar Force should have facilities equal to those of the older services for the training of it's officer corps This lends strength to the proposal lately made by Louis A. Johnson Defense Secretary that Congress authorize third service academy, comparable to those at West Point and Annapolis for the Air Force
 However, it is a serious question whether this step would not take further away from the goal armed forces unfeation. Logic may require that we give the Air Force equal status with the other services But there is more logic in an attempt to fuse the services rather than to freeze their separate ness by creating still another service academy
 A great many of the basic courses in the two present academies identical And in the first two years of training, cadets and mdshipmen could just as well be taught in civilian universities. The existing academies overcrowded It might be wise to reorganize them genuine professional schools taking young after they have had their first two of collegiate work in any of of universities On that basis the proposed Air Academy could be smaller and less costly installation And, at the same tme all the cadets and midshipmen would have a common background of instruction in the countrys best universities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

ested in hearing from mothers who would like to give a day at the nursery, thereby earning five free days for their children or from those who would like to leave their children any week day from one to five. The charge is Sl an af- ternoon or 25 cents an hour. Each additional child in the same fam- fly is half-price. Arrangements can be made to pay by the week or month by contracting the treasurer, Mrs. Alexander Young, who is also in charge of the food and juice giv- en the children each afternoon.
 All mothers interested in any phase of the nursery are invited to meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday, August 31, at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gruening who, for another year, is giving over two large rooms on the third floor of the Governors House for the use of this project.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

strategists in the Democratic par fy. He has ably backed every phase of the fair deal program with the exception of the Grammar Plan. Senator Joe O'Mahoney, four termer from Wyoming, char acterizes Anderson as "one of two freshmen whose work is distinctive for intelligence, conscientiousness and effectiveness.
 ROBERT $. KERR Oklahoma ex-Governor and millionaire oil- man, whose liberal record is dis tinctive on public power, labor, housing, education, social security, and farm legislation. His big de- viation has been on the bill he is aggressively pushing to strip the Federal Power Commission of con- trol over major segment of the natural gas industry and open the way for a $75,000,000 hike in con- sumer rates. Kerr is the second of the two freshmen lauded by Senator OMahoney.
 ROBERT c. HENDRICKSON - New Jersey Republican and Army veteran who has done yeoman ser vice in fighting for civil rights and to liberalize the "anti-Semit1c and Catholic" Displaced Per- sons law
 RUSSELL B. LONG 31-year- old baby" of the Senate, who fought ulder-to-shoulder with Douglas against the passing point restoration bill. Unlike his late father, Long makes few speeches and is very popular in the Senate. He faces a tough reelection fight next year and is treading wary course on issues that affect Louisiana, par ticularly oil and civil rights.
 J. ALLEN FREAR-Delaware war veteran, who has an excellent liber- al voting record except on public pOWOl ElCSlCQ Willl otiOliS ldDOl backing, Frear has gone down the line on labor measures.
 LYNDON B. JOHNSON-Ingrat- iating lanky Texan, who gave up seat in the. House to serve in the Navy, is able, working and a skilled legislator. His previous liberal record has been dimmed somewhat by deviations on civil rights, labor and oil legislation. Johnson is working closely with Kerr to put over the natural gas ripper" bill. On the other hand, like Kerr, Johnson has given out standing support to President Tru- mans public power program.
 LESTER c. HUNT-Former Wyo- ming Governor and dentist, who has backed the President on every thing except his national health insurance program. Hunt has par ticularly distinguished himself in his fair conduct of the investiga- tion of the trial of the Nazi per- petrators of the Malmedy massacre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
GABLE LINES BROKEN BY QUAKE; REPAIRING
 BEGUN BY GABLE SHIP

The ACS Capie Ship Lenoir is now repairing four cable breaks which were apparently caused by Sundays earthquake.
 The breaks were in two cables between Ketchikan and Wrangell, It. DeIcert P. Applegate, officer in charge of. the Juneau station, said today.
 It is the first time, as far as is known, that cables have been broken in this region by the force of a quake, he said.
 Repair work should be completed within week.
 The Lenoir had just completed cable repair and inspection trip between Five Fingers and Juneau when called on to repair the new breaks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
 BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS AUGUST 24, 1949. SEALED BIDS
 will be received at the office of the
 Bureau of Public Roads, 419 Federal
 and Territorial Building, Juneau,
 Alaska until HOO AM. on Sep-
 tember T, 1949, and then publicly
 opened for furnishing the mater
 isls and performing the work for
 constructing Alaska Forest High
 way Project 7-D2, Bridge Repairs,
 Mitkof Highway, Tongass National
 Forest, First Judicial Division, Ter
 ritory of Alaska. The project 139
 feet in length is located 10.8 miles
 south of the Town of Petersburg
 and consists of replacing the existing untreated timber deck of the Falls Creek bridge with Government-furn- ished treated timber. The item of work is as follows: Installing New Timber Deck and Railing on Falls
 Creek Bridge, All Req'd. Plans and specifications may be examined by prospective bidders at the Bureau of Public Roads, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska;
 Bureau of Public Roads. POS Broad
 way-Oak Building, Portland, Ore gon; Associated General Contractors of America, Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Seattle, Washington; Asso- ciated General Contractors of Am erica, Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Oregon and Associated General Con- tractors of America, 304-306 Central Building, Anchorage, Alaska. Where copies of plans and specifications are requested deposit of $10.00 will be required to insure their return If these are not returned within Is days after opening of bids, the de- posit will be forfeited to the Govern ment. Checks should be made pay able to the Treasurer of the United States. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the
 Bureau of Public Roads, 419 Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, AL aska and Bureau of Public Roads,
 POS Broadway Building, Port i land, Oregon. H. A. Stoddart, Divi- sion Engineer.
 First publication, Aug. 26, 1949.
 Last publication, Aug. 29, 1949.
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Daily Lessons in English " L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN N1ISUSED: say, the cards" Sav ne
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: dabe-tez in DIE unstressed syllable andn di-a
 AIISSPEIIED: Misstatement;
 SYNONYMS: covet, long.
 WORD it is yours" Let us Today word exaggerated fancuy for effect CPo- nounce hi-pur NO ME, acce second syllable).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
Same Old Story
(Jessen's Weekly

Every year new proposal crops up in the Interior Department for colonizing Alaska Not many years ago it was to penal settlement in the Aleutians; in recent years colonies for displaced Europeans have been proposed and it is selected groups" with veteran preference that Julius Krug, present Secretary the Interior proposes to establish in Alaska with Congressional backing.
 At the same time that the Interior Department tries to coonize Alaska large planned scale using national security point in sressing the need for a strong and expanding permanent population it oddly withdraws large acreages from homesteading by individuals who coming to Alaska on their own initiative in search of land which they hope themselves to develop and the type of person really needed for a strong and expanding permanent population rather than Washington selected persons who have to be pampered and given special inducements to make them live in Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

Felix Gray named by the Douglas City Council to fill the following Hammocks of the aldermanic board be of Another change effected with the election of H. to City Marshal
 school by Robertson, of School
 the Alaska from Ketchikan management Coliseum, installation of the vtaphone omery the Coliseum here, Coliseum manager a Ketchikan
 expected Alaska for Mile Seven where she to teach
 Mrs l. Tiden Tupper the They had just California Other teachers the Alaska Dorothy Miss Josie Hursh, who Douglas
 Weathe A; partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
NURSERY MEETING
 WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 31

With the Cooperative Nursery opening September 6, plea for sturdy pre-school age toys is again mentioned. A call to either mem- Der of the Toy Committee, Mrs. Kenneth Axelson, 932, or Mrs. Will jam Elsner, Blue 730, would be well comed.
 Mrs. Duncan M. Chalmers, Nur- sery Chairman, and Mrs. Frank Stejer, co-chairman, are still inter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

bate has sunk pretty low. The chamber sorely needed a strong in- fusion of high ability and char acter.
 Topping this group of distin- guished freshmen are the follow ing:
 PAUL H. DOUGLAS O., InD- Former professor of economies, a battle decorated marine veteran, and gentlemanly but indomitable liberal whom Senator Ed Johnson, three-term Coloradoan, rates the rookie of the year" Douglas won his seat against apparent heavy odds, and has displayed the same fighting qualities and independence in the Senate. His debate against the strongly supported bill to cir cumvent the Supreme Courts re- jection of the basing-point price system was the most impressive of the session.
 ESTES KEFAUVER (D., Tenn)- Who also won in a seemingly hope less race and has been uncom- paign promises. Kefauver is the only southern freshman who has gone 100 per cent down the line for the fair deal program, includ- ing civil rights. He stands out among his southern colleagues like the Washington Monument does in the capital Kefauver is good winter-book bet for place on the 1852 Democratic presidential ticket.
 HUBERT H. HUMPHREY D., Minn)-Former college professor, mayor of Minneapolis, and militant New Dealer, who battles for the things he believes in as resolutely as he talks fluently about them. He is outstandingly the most elo- quent champion in Congress of Agriculture Secretary Brannans farm -price-support plan. The fact that the proposal has been cold shouldered has only intensified Humphreys fervor Only 38 years old, he is sure to be heard from in the national political arena.
 FRANK PORTER GRAHAM O., N. C0-Eminent former president of the University of North Carolina and an equally eminent Senator. Although he has held his seat only a few months and is one of the mildest- t-mannered members of the chamber, he has already made an outstanding mark as statesman of high stature, character and in- tegrity. Striking evidence of this is that some of Graham's warmest friends are old guard colleagues whom he has staunchly opposed on issues.
 Other notable freshmen are:
 MRS. MARC GARET CHASE SMITH (R., Me)- Who won against three powerful masculine opponents and has repeatedly brok- en with her Republican colleagues on major issues. She voted for the Administration public housing, aid to education, and civil rights program.
 CLINTON P. ANDERSON O., N. M)-Former Secretary of Ag- riculture and one of the smartest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
Woman, Her Lover, Sentenced 10 Die in
 Chair for Murder
AUGUST 27

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-tR- Mrs. Martha Beck, 29, and Raymond Fernandez, 34, her lover, have been sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of October 10 for the murder of Mrs. Janet Fay, 66, Albany, N. Y. widow.
 The state charged the Fay mur- der, and two other murders laid to the defendants in Michigan, grew from a scheme to fleece lonely wo- men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
MODERN ETIQUETTE SyonERrA $y LEE

O. proper introduce married 
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 a brde-to-be position verbal thanks for a wedding present written unnecessary? A. the thank must be written and possible
 O. S a jelly bread? A. No this purpose
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
WESTMINSTER GROUP
 PICNIC TOMORROW

To start their fall season, The Westminster Fellowship group of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will hold picnic supper meeting at Aux Bay tomorrow. Those going are asked to meet at 5 o'clock in the afternoon for trans portation Each person is asked to take his own lunch and notify Janu Mcconnell so that the num- Der going will be known. Anyone interested in joining this group is invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 14S SECOND and FOURTH A Monday of each month M in Scottish Rite Temple o NMo beginning at 7:30 D. m. NW GLENN o. ABRAHAM, w Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-27
NOTICE

Not responsible for depts incur ed by anyone except ourselves ELEANOR and ROYAL OREIL- IY. 82 At