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The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
ARMY PLANES CONTINUE
 SEARCH FOR LOST ESKIMOS

Army planes searched all day yesterday from sun-up until sun down for the three missing Eski- mo hunters lost off King Island.
 One plane covered the area from Wales 70 Pt. Hope, and the other from Wales to St. Lawrence with ou, locating any sign of the miss ing men.
 Planes are out again today and are scheduled to report back this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14

Northwest. One tour of duty took him to Chicago, Detroit and the East Coast on Mission work. His informal style an Unreasonable ap- proach to the problems of life in- still confidence in his listeners. As a speaker he is forceful and interesting and approaches each of life's difficulties with a full real izatiOn of the definite weakness of humans and the infinite Mercy of God.
 Perhaps the greatest tribute that his been paid to Father Toner is the recognition by his listeners that he is interested in their life problems, and the realization that he considers it a compliment if you let him help you to solve your problems of life.
 At present he is conducting a Mission in Fairbanks. The Nome Mission begins Sunday evening, January 16 at 7:30 o'clock, con- tinuing throughout the week each evening at the same time to Fri day evening, inclusive. A brief in- s,ruction will be given following his 7:l5 Mass each morning.
 Father Murphy extends an in vitation to all to attend at Saint Joseph's Church.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
Father Toner To Hold Mission At Catholic Church
Father Frank Toner. S.J.

Father Frank Toner, S.J., was born in Minnesota about 40 years ago. He was educated at Gonzaga University in Spokane. Entered the Society of Jesus in l930, and since his ordination has been as signed to the Jesuit Mission Band of the Oregon Province.
 As travelling missionary heis well known throughout the Pacific
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
US. Commissioners Court

Knute Helling and Margaret Grandt have applied for a marri- age license.
 Dallas w. Eberle and Mary Lou Hines have applied for marriage license.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14

Panama hats are not made in Panama, but in Ecuador, where their production is a major indus try.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
As THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SO Firemen Overcome
By Fumes Of Blaze al
Philadelphia Arsenal
By the Assoeiofsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a.
Fifty flremen were overcome to-
day as they struggled through
smoke and acrid fumes to ex-
tinguish a fire in a compartment
ed experimental building at the
Frankford Arsenal.
A cloak of secrecy was thrown
around the windowless, three
story structure by arsenal guards
and Federal Bureau Of 1nvesti-
cation agents.
City firemen were summoned
shortly before midnight to aid the
arsenal's own f1refighters. Four
hours later. authorities said the
blaze was extinguished and the
building cleared Of fumes.
No details Of the cause or dam
age were given, however.
Gas Masks Help Little.
Firemen were hampered in their
efforts by the fact the building in
terror consists Of a number Of
vault-like compartments, at least
some of which are lined with
heavy armor plating. ..e-
Workers using air hammers
drilled several holes In the con-
crete roof of the building to re-
lease smoke and fumes.
The f1remen, despite the use Of
gas masks, were able to remain In
the structure for only 4 matter
Of minutes at q time. Many be-
came Ill as they emerged for air.
Fire officials blamed this partly
on a dense fog that covered the
area at the time, retaining much
of the potency Of the fumes
escaping from the building.
Ammunition Stored in Building.
All the victims were treated At
the scene or at the arsenal in
f1rmary.
Arsenal officials said there was
some ammunition stored in the
building. but declined to state the
amount or type. Nor would any
spokesman say what sort of ex-
Iperiments are carried out there.
FB1 agents would not comment
on their presence at the scene.
The Frankford Arsenal is a
sprawling Government establish
ment in the northeastern section
of Philadelphia and consists Of
number of buildings used in the
manufacture and testing of am
munition.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Rites Today for E|gin More|I,
Indian Fiqhter and Rail Pioneer

Born in Toronto, he attended
McGill University there. He
fought the Indians. in one Of the
last important uprising in 1885. as
q member of the Queens Own
Rifles. At that time, he was
struck by an arrow which barely
missed piercing his eye. He re-
ceived the Queen Victoria Medal
when hoStilities ceased.
Mr.. Morell then pioneered in
the West and, for a time, served
as a paymaster on the Denver.
Evening star., 1949-12-22

Rio Grande and Western Railway
during its construction. For many
years afterward. he owned and
operated silver mines in Durango,
Colo. and in other small towns in
that State.
Before coming here in 1888. Mr.
Morell was associated with the
United Cigar Stores in New York
City.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Edith Duryee Morell, native of
this city whom he married In
1905: a son, Elgin D. Morell OF
Garden City, Long Island. N. Y;
q daughter, Mrs. Edith M. Rey-
nolds of the Roxbury drive ad-
dress. and three granddaughters.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
George Tom|inson Elected
By Enqineers' Society

George E. Tomlinson, assistant
director of the project planning
branch OF the Bureau Of ReclamA-
ton, was elected president OF the
Washington Society Of Engineers
last night.
He succeeds Oscar H. Nelson
chief Of the special map project
section Of the Geological Survey.
Other officers named were
Archie N. Carter, vice president;
Clifford A. Belts, secretary, and
Bernard F. Lofcraft, treasurer.
The three new board directors
elected were H. w. Hemple,
George w. Reiber and Roy L.
Orndorff.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Dean Named to Head
Armed Forces Institute

DR.. Glenn L. McConagha, dear
of Mushingum College. New Con-
cord, Ohio, has been appointed
director Of the United States
Armed Forces Institute, succeed
ing Capt. j. J. O'Donnell Of the
Navy.
Capt. O'Donnell will become
chief of the Education Branch
Armed Forces Information and
Education Division in Washington
The institute, located at Madi-
son. Wis. furnishes correspond
ence, group study and testing ma
Evening star., 1949-12-22

Funeral services for Elgin
Morell, IS. Canadian-born Indian
fighter, were to be held at 2 pm.
today in the Hines funeral home,
1290l Fourteenth street NV, with
private burial rites in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. He died Tuesday in
Georgetown University Hospital
after an illness of six months.
Mr.. Morell, who lived at 4504
Roxbury drive, Bethesda, had
resided In the Washington area
for the last Is wears.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
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Evening star., 1949-04-29
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
car.taI through, advertise
ments In The Star.
SUsINesS oepoaTUNiTifs

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Evening star., 1949-04-29
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COOK Eh.w- reliable neat. live In.
II family "A eay Thurs. and every
ether SHE &c able to travel sG
samne! late etss refs ssS weekly
Box 40-H, star. -sS
COOK AND G.H-w. for ANAL ada;
hare recent RET. s-eAy wk. oE-
CoUPiE. mother And dsagAter. ca
pct. 10 take eeEnpiets care Of hoass
! IN family tive N. kiys full tn-
total salary. 5000 mo. Box lle-H.
coTPIE. expsr. maid and hoGseman
10 hive In. pleasant upstairs guar
ters. perm position IN n,es home
ages, working exper. and salary
desired. Box i5s-D, Star. II
GENERAL HousEwoRk. good eooE
stf-day week. sleep In or cut. local
rstersnsss s25 ok. OF S!o5
room and bath: family Of, s adults
Ias mass Be - sxpsr,snosa ssos snS an,h naSs sses S
G.H. WORKER to nv. in. tcnd o,
children. must have city ref, sood
salary. Call Tu 0s7e. p
ses sasqIsh. ps2ss. S 81. oss4' @ ' T
GIRL-G.H.W.. care Of child; hours
3 an. to Q p.m.; $50 vk. ABBY
after = pm. 1900 Neal st. ne
HoTsEKEErER, eolored, elderly i.sy
dTen. II s-Ss67' II
HoUsEKEEPER. white, for family OF
ADULTS. wife In bed with arthriiis-
good home. good pay. WI iloe.
uors-vru~~ ~oou -,
per mo. Box ii4-H. star. go
HOUSEkEEPER-C0ok. Trustworthy
and efieient. excel. working eond-.
quarters and salary; best refs. rea'
MAID. look after c-yr -old girl and
euIred. Telephone GE. 1907. IL
MAID, settled eolored woman. 70
live in and take care of doctors
family Of 4: living quarters above
ground level, small new nome: good
gay WI. GOA sS24' 4all ksntDurya ar"
MAID C H.W.. must be good with
children. know how to cook and
s.sS sesSs; "a salary pasF Food' hrs $50 to
MAID -G.H.w.. cooking. light laundry:
ois days. stay Z nights: @ $50 ,r1- rei,
AtStiASat NE bVNos sSSf
l4th st. NV,
NURSE. live in. care for 2 children.
small amount upstairs work. away
for summer: recent refs. required.
DI. 7s42 bet. $50 am. and pm.
NURsEMAID HOuSEKEEPER. light
cooking. for working parents: must
be high class, thoroughly cualified:
health card and best refs: live In
bcaut. home; Si4o FER mo. State
age and incloss photograph, IL LOS
sible. Box 336-B. Star. q
WOMAN. colored, 3o-4o. GOOD cook
g,h.w.; must live in; local ref.
rec Or 33ss. II
WOMAN. white, sood habits. strong;
cook and care for elderly lady; Sl5
RELIABLE WOMAN, living vic. Barn
days q VIZ. Ak. sSio. ~ss
PRIVATE MODERN APT. with kit,
bath and salary to congenial in
teliigent women or couple for care
OF boys, ! and yrs. and small
household for working ctt pie. Call
MRS, PARIS, EX. 36s2 or OF. ss42.
ROOM. BOARD and salary for some
one TO help with s school children
while mothers work. 6H. 62Q2.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
SITUATIONS WoAEh

COOK. American and French cuisine.
no housework: must have private
room with bath; have small house
broken dog, therefore suburbs OF
country position preferred Boa
EpiToiuaI tIg,1i ssat; Or similar work: co COM
ends. BOX 1850. Star. IL
ELEVATOR oPERAToR desires night
or DAYTIME position; s yrs EXP.
Call FIR. p06p.
GRADUATE practical nurse. avaiiAhls
I2-hr. duty all cases. Phone I'm En-
HoUsEKEEPER. soverness for ore
laundry; SIS week. 1R. $500. Exs.
LADY. recently arrived from London,
wishes position rs companion o.
goyerness: willing 70 travel: speaks
sian; sxperienced. TX. 77eo. Ext.
100: Il-12. 2-J IL
NURSE, white, enc. dependable. de.
sires permanent case: consider ans
case; 1--we Y, Bog 474-G. star. J.
nxTffISsaa :,,,ar Sa ,Ts sspsr Se,oss oss. eeas s'
PkxCIiCAL NURSE, eoiorec. des.
work. day or ntTht duty, pH. 1891
PRAC. NURSE. refined. elderly. wsnti
light work. home Of one person.
rfPfNG vaNfTED;; envelope and pos,
card addressing: also stumns. 500
18th .. nv. Adams iss5; IN r. .x,
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WOMAN. white. want. work 70 small
once 70 type, hle. answer phone, B.
day VIZ. TR. e06s. -
Evening star., 1949-04-29
RfRsoNAl

TME KTrTY yAY SCHO0t- ases SO.
trAnspcrtstion. al day. year icand.
niIIicSEsT noME--seaussfui seu.h-
ern mansion, comp. mod. lvc. tn
winchester, w.. fer AGED and con-
vaiescenf. 24-hr. nafstrg service:
doctors 90 can; srectai RITES; an
ean presnhsit eTz3 or Jehnson
All or CAN sEw. sus u tssss
yeafs 70 be kktiied IN eoFTsct 1sttng
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100 hard % handle- cystcM ns4e
ssiIss s.Iss.ss. :. ,1Is III, az ssss 70
TYFING and proefye46tns mama
seFtpsa. jsttsrs and other ceny. e.
and nswxpeper Merk: WE eAa kn6
pSdsissilAHsi0. sitsrsssops, tssicsias
6HcP b1s 1ith 81. nv hetsssc
ap4 II Mr. var. SL. eIs -
ssr Waye. 10. 70 sppstntnssts:
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Evening star., 1949-04-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MopkkN rkAiNiNa ~ eessty ss.,
tats- ali sue.eeis Laase. Appresee
wAR-yiYSS BEAUTY CoiIEot
Liass LiaiSs z n : sstrfi p 70 'as as,.. ..,.t,
New cara Comp.ste daai ecntrol
EASY METHOD seTth iTp&
EARN YocR HIGH SCHOOL di-
piomk and prepare for STATE r9utr-
aieney tesla. Also S0a other ecarses
in business and engIneerlns O. J.
approved. See OF phone l c. O.,
.io Bond BIDS ME- siee
INCREASE your income today, learn
torh typins. Bookkeeping PIX
work; hundreds Of epeninss, sep
salaries, new classes pew BoypE,
6kACfH OPEkAfons MA q D.
Modern training tn all sahseett. day
nigh. and part-ttms glasses Oct
our free catalogue. MAeEiIE HoS-
OCk SCHOOL. iS4o N 7 ave
NE rTs Established 1918
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, ssif-conhdsnce. freedom
from self con seieasnsss. MI 1850,
FRENCH PkIyATI LESSONS eY
highly cultured widow OF European
diplomat HO, 1858
AIRLlNE AND AVIATION CAkELkS
for men and wenfn through DICK
pcwelis NATIONAL FLIGHT sTs-
TIN. ioi+ Denriks Rldg. ST. 6s77.
LEARN TO DRIVE with professional
instructors. ARCADE DRIVING
SCHOOL, Ao. e34o,
Evening star., 1949-04-29
NOME tMpRovtMtkTS


ADDITIONS Al Tsa,ss perch !nsi 3
pay HAMILTON odosfa. CO. .sf
ADnirloss, porsh,s lns,osea. ali
types Of eenstreeiien. new OF re-
fissas4foss's qsssaal,24f us Iss'i s,sS sSi'd'' - NJ
ALTERATIONS, additions, home i'm,
.stlmssss ssSlssSss's s.l 'spnuRs.ss' s'fi ara6b she
kifso CO. OIL 5saa. suburban area
only. Esss DE eeah OF w 1880
h.r,. ovnsr opsra.si hour o. eoe.
tract lawns, Eradips land clear
zcsg sMIiIN sED, u a.tSsa
CARPENTRY. .neleeaFes. porehsA, %.
ssrs s,slsHs t:%ssssla 'sssa ssar 9. g.
Lu. S-TIfn OF Ii 9-Sas6 "a
CEMENT MIXER. RES model Les
practically new ssestses VI vas.
AMERICAN TRAILER co. INC,
4e3o wise. ave. n.ws wo. sssi or
cRnEsif' WORK. stems ~.ls nss.
frspiaces. cement drissxays. psFchss
retaining waiis. pipe drsinssst sii
kines q water nroofsias. = NAB.
STi2i Soefyiil.. as' sspN Roesvilis ns'as ssss '"'
CONCRETE, cement work feotinss,
porehes. stsps, drivewayt. basement
noers. retaining walls old and rev
work, G qALEA, AT fses -
chips repairs OF new Installations,
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1gea
Ff.AGsTONf. > specially All kfnds
OF stone and cement werk eons
porehss, terfares. vsks stsps, nte'
s.sss ns :s:n.n. ss:n.s. ,is ,s:
Prone osiihsr:eprs ~ AsoILn
Maacufcio 5ss ni.mend sv'
rENCES---0aisanised chain tnki all
post. SET to sonsrsss, 'mmsdlss' ~ Ia.
vEo6a' 81 stayicr-se,hins but, ,h.
cieapins, psraaet installstle Bruce
npikhes FLOORING, coNThAc.
JoRs INC. 1912 Wisconsin Ave
EoME ssMopELNa. additions. ..
tics and rec. rna.. kit pisnnins,
tils seorins suBuknas coSsf.
mSost vf r.isfiss.' ss'' a:sar ss .'s s.D.r,n,
sssr. sSsr .sndlrs zx2o h2ft r''.l5 .b siss isit
HOUSE REPAIRING. ell kinds, can
Mr Pssi A;sinson' aass To. 2ieo. eve
PAINTING. asso.a,.as sna paper.
a.R:.nt s.sss .r.. Do csR II .i.i i.a j. 'f. Sun Ell
PAINTING. deeerstins sne pspef-
hanging, Do my orh woFk Eku.
mates tree CAT sfssT 5. sun, all
roscHss. eas R ossa RreHr.r,ox ~ooss.
AtRtAhNzA EFRntMPFA a.
sE,Hii,iss ssp. .s' a:,s 5,.:3s',s, 80 80
naay cost les. .hsn ~, .Sa think rs
rIxss rias T. rarr.asD. sss Permit. .esurss,
Tssidsntai. Yrss estimates Can pty
coaSlGrr Hoxr sr.opriiso
,ss,iss ,r,s .ns siis .s,S.,ss' ins mn's ca. Gso
WILSON. ri. 0sso.
70 seoi CD 81 sssa.sg tst a..
;,ss,ns,s. ,sa. los ssTIosM 70. =. eosT"Aer'
and workmanship, W. %. TAYLOR.
81 3sss A.so rsesirs ard re-
srw isiSAfHaooms yssTAIIsp. ess
bathrooms rsmodsssd .sss sstsf
heaters and sas-afed ballsrts 81
work under my psskeusl supsrvls4ssn
Terms ard fair pfiees !. J. F1TZ'
MAuRIrK DC s3st FL
HYATTsvmIL CONTRACTING co. s-~
painfisF. pspstinH. interior fsseFs
stine AL work guaranteed. ttfmA
Pres sstsmstes. fhons WA ssta
ALL BgAN1HEs ef soms eonst tssss,
mndsFnixIng ara FspstfEi naetsssf1 -
rnor,a. pasthtI, ~es. ffS1 sities
finished, painting, custom eul 2 "
ssgrss; Phan: wuEfn.asf eF3asf
~rETTtE sRtCk woMk" b.
GEORGE p, RsR WOOD. cenitsetSf
bgitk wsfks. fsfs}nths ~sl}fs sFes
places. aafa9ss q spseisisy. o.. Tssi
Evening star., 1949-04-29
SITUATIONS Mek

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. %. b c. 8,
desires position with D. c. 6. p. A. :
married. native Washingtonian. NO.
AcSosouSTAsr. sSsSu sTfisr exper.; book. started
rsssonsS.. rsDs Dsss %s oa .SSass sSaa ''A service
B0OKKEEPER. ssnsrsi once worker, z.
whole or psrt-time position with
independent arm: efncient. depend.
able, finest personal. business, health
refs. P. o. BOZ soss. Wash, -
BoY. eolored. wishes . Job of any
sHnLDoaER snd s,llins oGS2fsRATos. G2s ..D.r,.
FOREMAN. age S3. wants full charge
OF pastry. candy. Ice cream, cake
6ecorst.pg department; ss MAY 10
MANAGER, restaurant veil known:
ssss's s.ssss'raSd fs:f ana ss:; Sssa
wEIDER, slee. and scetlylene. exper.
all metals. all positions; only tor
pay considered. Al. sell after u. ? m
YOUNG MAN. experienced In admin;
msnssement and real estats. desires
permanent job with reliable frm.
Excellent references. Box 442-O.
ATTENTION. BRICK contractor.
Estimator with proven record Of
connection. BOZ 1910, Star. 2e'
POSITION WANTED, either draft
ing. designing. building, sprayinG,
Installing, WOODWORK: steady worker.
local. travelling: union and com
psny. BOZ 4t9-G. Star. go
EXPER. PORTRAITS and commercial
photography, desires position large
advertising or commercial nrm;
free to travel: 5 years prof. exper. :
young, ambitious, ref. Box All @.
Star
Evening star., 1949-04-29
HELP MEN

SPOTTER, silks and wool. exper
SDS ABBY essit1ls PAULs 'e nEAskss. Rsp INC INC.
S1os R. I. ave. Riverdaie. Nd. Mr
sss :ss' lsss s;a;'
fELEyIsI0N sERvICEMEN. exper.i
exc, opportunity for guaiifed man;
riRs sfTs ARgy hgsAR 1see 90 g $.
STONE sTopEs. so4 r. I. ave. ne
UPHOLSTEKER, 1st class only; fol
part time work. ewes. or SATURDAYS
Box 116-H, Star. -26
USED CAR LOT MAN, colored, must
know how to wash and polish cars
,s.d and 5s handy % GROUND 9s used ,3, car lot; lot
intend TO work; reference required
Apply used car dept. MoNTGOM.
ERY o. sTUBBs. Lincoln Mercury
dealers. 1900 East-wsst hwy" 81
UsHERs, iii ss,inh fuu or part time. Ng Appl,
10 the lobby Of the LoEW's PALACE
THEATER. 1906 p st. NV. 20
WAREHOUSE MANAGER for furniture
store. experienced; full responsibility
in shipping and receiving; good sal
ary and working cond.: hospitaliza-
ton and retiremsnt BENEFITS; Apply
Ft FuaNIfIss MaEdfn s9lvs co sos I4ss5uHuA q n.x
WILL-CALL CLERK-Youns man "a
work from IL am. til 8 pm. daily
and all day on Sat; pleasant work
tnS YoSa sS9dttsSs MsNs sAoS AR9Iy Gas Gsis THI
Wool PREssER. experienced: good
pay and{working cond.: 5-day week
Apply plant. BLUE RIBBON LAUN-
DRY, 47t2 Hampden lane. Bethesda.
YOUNG MAN-Permanent position in
Prefer some one who is attending
night school. Apply between and
IL am. Room 700. SIG 14th st.
NV. 3
YOUNG MAN, 25-35. train for ad-
juster in national adjusting organi-
zation; prefer one with bookkeeping
to immediate transfer. Reply fully
In own handwriting. Box 79-B,
YOUNG MAN for general drugstore
work. familiar with soda fountain
local sas hssss y' es s.if'I "a efpiii ii
YOUNG MAN to sell furniture repair
supplies: experience not necessary.
YOUNG MEN (2) to sell Photographic
advertising: extremely good com
missions. See Mr.. .Kristof. PETR1E
STUDIO. 70s 18th st. NV. No
YOUNG MEN, white, 1s TO 25, must
be neat, ambitious; travel U. 8. A.,
transp. furn.: guar; drawing acct. +;
STOKES. 10 to 12 an. 2 to s
pm. Harrington Hotel. No phone.
end COOK-HANDYMAN, room. board
and salary; must be reliable, SOBER,
aId rood % shOrt,eTdsF man. Ysa SSAEgE FAX
berwyn. a GoSaaA Ma. ro siS sseo' sa'''' Dry 0ts'''
WANTED-Several young men who
do not feel 1t below their dignity
to work; must be neat in appear
ance and own q car. Apply In per-
son. 514 9Th st. s.e.. o to z. 20
PART TIME. to augment earnings.
Call AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
STORES. WI. 1888. for appt. 3
WILL FURN. SEEDS, fertilizer. ETC.,
and siye "a produce to exp. reliable
white party who will p1ov. plant
and work garden nearby Nd. uN.
PART-TIME cafeteria counter. help;
Fri; SIS. meals and uniforms.
student. Apply Fri. until o.; Sat.
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