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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-10
Crash Victim and
 Fiantee Facing
 Financial Troubles

SEATTLE, Aug. 10.-tR-His fi- ancee lay in Providence Hospital today recovering from injuries she suffered in the crash of an airliner during takeoff July 19 and Harry Ludbrook had only s1 left in his wallet.
 The fiancee, Eleanor Mary Wilm- ing, lost almost everything in the flames that consumed the fallen craft-all her money, clothing, jewelry
 Everything except two charred checks, totaling S147, which Lud- brook found while probing through the ashes.
 Ludbrook had counted on those checks to help nurse his bride-to- be back to health
 But today he Iearned-When he had $l left himself-that they won't produce any money, at least for a long time to come.
 "One check was made out to Miss Whining by the Civil Aero nautics Administration, the other by an insurance company" Lud- brook said. When I deposited them in a Seattle bank I under stood I'd be able to draw against the account. But now the bank tells me I may have to wait three months or a year before they are cleared
 Are Former Partners
 Ludbrook, 48, and Miss Whining, 46, formerly were partners in a bakery at Kodiak, Alaska. They sold that year ago and in recent months operated restaurant for the CAA on Woody Island, near Kodiak
 At the time of the accident, Miss Whining was en route to visit his mother in Michigan and her moth CT in Indiana. She planned to re- turn to Alaska, where they were to be married this fall. Ludbrook said.
 Ludbrook said he had given his fiancee nearly all of his savings when she left on the trip. When he was notified about the accident he had little money left. He bor- rowed from friends and rushed to her bedside.
 q wasn't worried about money as long as she was getting we'll, . he said. When it ran out there was that S147. But now, I find, that doesn't do me any good We've even had to let her special nurse go because we can't pay her-and we owe the nurse more than S200.' .''
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
BRITISH BAFFLED
BY BASUTO
RITUAL MURDERS

JOHANNESBURG, S. A. - amp
- British authorities are having a
defficult time solving the increasing
number of ritual murders among
the natives in Basutoland MUIR
ders which during past seven years
have been visited. upon at least 293
known victims and at least twice as
many cases which have gone unde-
tected.
A ritual murder consists Of Selling
victim and cutting various parts
from his body, possibly skinning
and scalping him alive. Medicine"
is made from the blood or body be-
fore death since it is considered
useless if the victim has died. Then
the hapless person is knocked over
the head, throttled or flung over
cliff.
During the seven year period 121
natives have been convicted of rit-
ual murders by British courts. Sew
enty-two have been acquitted. Both
men and women have been sentenc-
ed to death in patches from five to
IT, but this has made no impression.
Colonial authorities have not been
able to stamp out the crimes be-
cause villagers will not testify or
give evidence against each other or
witch doctors and chiefs believe re-
sponsible. Their tongues are tied
by fear and suspicion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Negroes Threaten To
Picket; Diner Off

NEW YORK - (ANPtThreats
by Negroes to picket testimonial
dinner honoring Secretary of De-
Tense Louis Johnson scheduled for
December IA at the waldorf Astoria
hotel forced the sponsors to cancel
the affair.
The Interfaith in Action commit
tee, sponsors, had planned to pre-
sent an award to Johnson for his
work in unifying the services. Negro
groups, however, objected to the
presentation because Of Johnson's
approval of the maintenance of jim
crow in the army.
The committee has rescheduled the
meeting for "some time in March"
group officials said.
Johnson. who only last April was
praised by minority group leaders
for his anti-discrimination order to
the services, has been in the dog
house ever since September because
Of his approval Of the army's re-
port on its so-called compliance
with this directive.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Court Rules No Bias
In Alexandria
Schools Proven

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - (ANP) -
The two-year old litigation against
the Arlington County School board,
charging it Disseminated against
Negroes, was dismissed in U. S.
District court here last week by
Judge Albert v. Bryan. The jurist's
ruling held that certainly no dis
elimination has been proven by the
preponderance of the evidence.
The suit, brought by Constance
Carter, 17-year-older then attend
ing Hoffman-Boston High School,
asked that she be given "equa" IA
cilities and instruction at her school
or be admitted to Westinghouse
High school for Whites. The coun-
ty board, in its defense, argued
that opportunities were "qeual but
not Identical in the two schools.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
NY Amsterdam News
Observes 10th
Anniversary

NEW YORK lamp - One of
the nations leading newspapers, the
New York Amsterdam News last
week observed it's 40th anniversary
with one of its largest editions. The
Dec. 10 issue contained So pages
crammed with congratulatory adver-
Using and historical reviews.
This issue headlined Negro
Achievement in New York and
Brooklyn in every phase Of life,
from the night clubs to finance.
Very few spot news stories were
featured in this edition.
Among the featured items were
stories of civic organizations such
as the Urban League, the YMCA.
the NAACP, and the Civic and Wei
fare association, and others; a re-
view of New York society leaders
during the past 40 years and the
story Of medicine.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24

tations have already been mailed,
both to the colleges and in the city
in general. But as l said last week,
/ anyone who does not receive his in
vite by December "a, is asked to
kindly get in touch with Elliott j..
Pieze, at the Office Of the Miami
Times-he will be happy to see to it
that you get one.
A special program of entertain
ment will be presented during the
evening of the dance, all of which
has been planned for the further
enjoyment of the capacity crowd
which is expected to be present.
! The popular admission price of
$1.OO has been set for this event, in
order to make it possible for all of
the many students who have re-
turned from college and the home
folk to attend. For table reservations
patrons are reminded to call Mrs.
Veneka S. Silva, 48-8633, for up
stairs tables and Mrs. Jenny Bethel
S2-5O29 for downstairs tables.
Wen be looking for you at the
Alumni Christmas Dance-Party, at
the Rockland Palace on Thursday,
December 20. A grand time is in
store for all who attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
THE SPECTATOR
"A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
By ELLIOTT j. PIEZE

'It's mighty nice to think about,
my many dear friends like you,
Not just at Christmas like this
But always all year through
To hope that Christmas has a lot
OF happiness in store
And that each day ahead of you
VIII add a little more"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24

Miss Mildred Cash is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cash, 1922 NV 9Th ct.
She is a student of st. Augustine
College, Raleigh, NC, where she
is taking a course in Nurse Train
ing
Their son, Thomas, Jr., is also
with them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Another Christmas time is upon
MS, and regretfully we must face the
fact that the troubles of this old
world are far from settled, even
though it has been more than four
years since the ending of the worst
and most devastating war in history.
Despite all Of the efforts that have
been put forth, there still remains a
grave doubt in the minds of our
best thinkers as to the future peace
and happiness Of the world. Nation
does not trust nation mankind
does not trust mankind, and so the
plight of the world remains a grave
question.
Until that Gay comes when the
people of this world will learn to
treat each other as they would like
to be treated - until the golden rule
becomes the guiding light of the re-
latiOnships of the peoples of this
world, the future plight of all of
the people will always be grave
question.
Here's hoping that by the time
that another Christmas rolls around
the world will be free from doubt
and fear mankind will learn to
trust mankind, and people will learn
to treat other people as they would
like to be treated themselves. Here's
hoping that by the time another
Christmas rolls around, peace and
happiness will prevail throughout
the entire world.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
EVERYONE AWAITS THE
BTW ALUMNI CHRISTMAS
DANCE PARTY THURSDAY,
DEC. 20

Plans are all completed, arrange.
ments have all been made and the
patrons now await with the highest
enthusiasm, the coming of the most
talked of event to be presented dur
ing the Christmas holiday season
The Booker T. Washington High
School, Alumni Association Christ
mas Dance-Party to be held on
Thursday, December 20, at the Rock
land Palace. The sponsors of this
affair have left no stone unturnej
in preparing for what is expected
to be the affair of all affairs. Invi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Rozdsleni italskych kolonii
hxlo schYaleno.

Lake Success. - Spojenymi
|Staty podporovany plan ma roz
deleni byvale italske kolonial-
nj rise mezi Anglil, Francii, I
|talif a Habes byl schvalen v
.politickem vyboru S. N. Pro
plan byly o~devzdany "a, proti
16.
Valne shromazden1 Dude O
tom jednati. Dvoutretinova
vetsina je zadana pro schvale-
nj navrhu We Valnem shromaz-
danf a nekterf jeho podporo-
vatele Sc vyslovili, re nen1 po-
chyby o jeho schvalenl.
Rusky navrh ma meZinarod-
nj vladu mad italskou kolonial-
nj risf byl porazen We vyboru.
Byl by poskytl Rusku znacny
vliv ma kontrolu italskych ko-
loni1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Sylvester Says:

'Here's the
plot! Now, who's
home shall we
build on it?"
When the Fed
Federal Govern
ment builds
"public housing"
it uses the same
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Present.

Otec Kapusta byl We skvele
nalade. Jak by ne! Vyhral ma
konickach a prave 81 prinasel
vyhru. Ably Sc nereklo, tax
kazdemu ma ceste neco koupil.
Present! Kdyz doslo ma syna
Frantika, povida otec:
"Tak re 81 byl hodnej, Fa-
nousku, tax sem tt tuhle primes
housle!"
"Ale tati, vzdyt nemaj1 ami
iednu strunu!"
"Mlc ulicn1ku! Ma to tvoje
vrzanf je to az moe dobry!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Nejposlednsjs isl Sokolovy Oar
kove Balicky do &. S. r.

Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. r.
c. 81
Is Id. Praskoveho Mleka
a Id. Bile Rye $3.50
c. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
z ID. 3 or. kavy
q ID. 3 OF. rye
2 10. 3 or. margarine $3.50
&. 10
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
G. Ill
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 ID. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky prijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
v 1fadovne Telegraph" nebo
v domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Humor "a zeleznou oponou

Londyn. = V prazske elek-
|trice, stejne jake vsude pred
mesfcem, sc debatovalo jen Q
atlantickem paktu. Najednou
VIOLA kondukter: "Kdo pristou-
pill? "Norsko," kric1 nekdo v
|zadu.
Prazstf STUDENT ma "dobro-
volne" brigade skladali uhlf.
Mad sebe 81 povesili napis: Po-
madame yam skladat uhlf. =
Doufame, re nam pfijdete po-
moci, az budeme skladat zkou-
Sky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Pacificka alliance Dude
utvorena.

Cambera. = Premier Chifley
prohlasil We sve rozhlasne re-
ci, re pfipravujf Sc plany ma
zrfzenf Pacificke alliance, KITE
ra Dude podobnou Severoatlan-
tickle alianci.
Chifley fekl, re napfed bu-
de zrriizena dohoda mezi Au-
stralif, Anglii a Novym Zelan-
dem, pax Sc Spojenymi Staty
a iinymi cement, jez mali dr.
zayy v oblasti Pacifiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Namornicka.

Vychlouba Sc americky ma
mornlk: "Nase LODI jedi tax
rychle, re Sc muslme zastavo-
vat, ably Sc ochladily lodni
srouby."
"To je toho", trumfuje brit
sky namornfk, mas torpedobo-
rec je tax RICHLY, re Sc musime
zastavovat, abychom zachytili
radiove telegramy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Nemocna teticka.

Teta Mana byla nemocna, a
kdyz Sc il konecne daTilo lepe,
cltil Sc kazdy povinovan, Ito
vati il, jak spatne vypada.
"Teticko," utesuje il mala
meter, "jen Sc proto nezlob,
rkdyz isl zdrava, nevypadas Q
chlup lepe!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
Pozdrav z prazdnin.

Marenka pfse dopis: "Dra-
ha teticko! Ponevadz nemam
prave mic ma praci, p1si Ii = a
protoze nemam, o Gem bych
psala, konc1m. Srdecne pozdra-
w pos1la Marenka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
ZahOnek HumOru.
Vojenska.

D1stojnik k rekrutovi: "Ne-
zapomente, re tn tvor1me jed
nu rodinu a re musime NIT k
pTedstavenemu d1veru. ia
jsem otcem pluku, rozumfte? 2"
Recruit: "Ano, otce!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27
politickou cinnost vysokych
Client ceske komunisticke stra-
ny a urcuje jejich ukoly.
Zabery z komunistickeho
Ceskoslovenska.
F. H.
Kolchozy: facka, funus


Do jedne oboe ma PTesticku
u PINE pTijela komise presved
covat chalupnfky % vyhodach
spolecneho hospodarenf a do
porucovala tvorenl druzstev-
mich kolchozG. Kdyz byl rec
nix nejleps1m, nekdo otocil
vypinacem, svetlo zhaslo a uz
byla mela. Nadseni chalupni-
CT Sc vrhli ma Tecnika i komisi
a zmlatili je tax, re kdyz Sc
zas rozsvftilo, musil starosta
dat potlucene bolseviky odvezt
do nemocnice.
Komuniste ma Plzensku "a
vadejf ted spolecne kuchyne j
We vesnic1ch, a v Starem Plzen-
ci "znarodnili'' dokonce faru
IS pozemky.
Lide Sc boji pfijfmat verej-
ne funkce a ii, kde je jiz mali,
radeji odstupujf. Jejich ma
|stupci dostavaji pax anonymni
|dopisy, ably 81 to radeji rozmy-
sill: "Budes-li Sc chovat spat-
ne, vyber 81 uz ted svestku, ma
kterau te poves1me, az to
praskne."
Bude nova narodni hymna?
Narodn1 hymny ceskosloven-
|ske jsou komunistGm malo
Observation-Disclosures. Mini
sterstvo propagandy chysta
proto novou hymnu,. v ktere
ma byt vyjadTen "duch lidove
demokracie'. Zat1m must OBJ
cane smekat, kdyz Sc nekde
hraje "Pfsen prace" (n6mecka)
nebo "Internacionala", ktera
byla do poloviny valky statnf
hymnou sovetskou. We sko-
ZACH Sc deti ucf zpfvat "hym-
nu mladych lidovych demokra-
IT,"
Boil Sc vydavat zbrojnl pasy.
Zbrane lovecke nebo ma nut
nou osobnf ochranu mohl 81 v
Ceskoslovensku koupit kazdy
zachovaly obcan a okresnf u
rad vydal mu k tomu t.. w.
zbrojnf pas. Ted jsou smahem
vyzbrojovani komunistict1 pre-
daci a cinovn1ci i S rodinami,
ale Tide, kteTi potrebuji zbra-
ne, protoze bydlf ma samote
nebo jsou hlfdaci a pod, must
nejdr1v dokazat "politickou
spolehlivost".'
TAX jeden mlynaT v zapad-
Mich Cechach ceka uz nekolik
mesic1 marne ma zbrojni pas.
Dosel 81 tedy ma "lidovy Trad"
a ptal Sc, proc to tax dlouho
trva. Odpovedeli mu: "Zbroj-
nj pas nedostanete, protoze re-
jste spolehlivy a nesouhas1te S
nasfm rezimem. A pax: to uz
chcete strflet komunisty?"
Strach ma opravdu velke oci i
u komunistu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-27

materials and the same men pri-
vate industry is using now to build
S homes a minute every eight-hour
working day. -
If the government takes men and
material away from a home being
built for your neighbor, it stops
YOUR neighbor from building his
house.
If the government takes your tax
money to build a house for your
brother (public housing) it doesn't
add a single house to the present
supply. For, it must tear down
your brothers old house to justify
it's spending of your tax money.
But if your neighbor has a good
house and builds a new one, there
would be two houses-one for your
neighbor and one for your brother.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING IN beauty cul:.
ture. all subjects taught; Approved
%ARoTYNN Y oSEsTSRsni BEAUTY sGr COLLEGE, 5I1EesE
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EASY METHOD. North 1894
ALL MEN WANT TO SUCCEED in
their chosen lines. The !. c. 8.
seed Business s6,r and S,.b EnstnseriaS .c5se1 f.
ploma. G,I. approved. See or
phone C. s. 210 Bond Bldg.
The HI 6 UNIV. inv. DRIVING LAB. offers a
complete personalized Md. driving
training sery; standard rates; free
pickup. Call AP. 0347. Ia
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught
in 20 1-hr. lessons. Results guar
Special summer courses: Air cono:
CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS, 1346
Conn. ave, DU. 460c, RA. $500.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEE D D.
Modern training IN all subjecrs; day,
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Evening star., 1949-06-13
HONE IMpeovEMEkTs tcent.

FENCES, the best for less galvanized
70 pay HER-KoR CO. once, FR
1882 eyess u; 1855 Ia
FIRE PEooPISG-Ws apply mas
proodns' su.ranseed 10 approve
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TORS, NC 1912 Wisconsin ave,
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sotss s5ts sr rAIsTiNe stfE and D.D,sins at
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PAINTING. carpentsrinE. all classes
or roof repairs, special this week:
CONTRACTING CO. Pr. s35e, a.
PAINTING and dec, residential voTk
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Mr.. HAoER, RE. 2472 after ? m
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Other home improvements: 3-yr. pay.
| ment plan MARYLAND ROOFING
| CO. a04 Ellsworth DR., Silver Spr!ng
| Nd. 81. 1869, 81. 1889
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Painting. papering. interior decorat-
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Evening star., 1949-06-13
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS Al remodeling from
HAMILTON coNTR. CO, RE. 43S7.
ADDITIONS. porches, all types OF
construction, new or remodeling; by
Gea SslssE ss sou uN fFes s1so fs5m..ss s
al types sTsuRBAS aEnf SF'Eanso5 REMopEi 2
y NC I,S co, ,Sao oLs 1885; eyes, DE. eso'
BRIcKWoRK in all its branches.
garage, construction. Plans and
3s72Io. ReskviIls 2594 Is.
Ssss s;ssss,,fssE sEy1SSs; Ssini9t L. s,sss4 DllSs
stone walls, walks, chimneys. fire-
place. driEeways. porches, water.
FANELLI. wa 639I. l5s
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. flag
stone terraces. walks. ehimneys,
retainins walls. pipe drainage. Ali
kinds Of waterproofing. F. MARCUc-
CIO, Route s.. Horners Lane. Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss.
CONCRETE AND FLAGsroNE drive
ways, .porehes> walls, walks. ter
ViNToN EsSf ss'ieSs bovE sa iss4 s ee
DRIyEWAYs, black tod or limestone
chips; repairs or new Installations.
GRAHAM PETRlE. Oliver 72e2.
FENCE-chain link galvanized. al
posts set in concrete; no money
down, SO months 70 paw set the
best for less. Ho. 1461. 14'
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HELP poMEsTlc

COOK -G.H.W., prefer white. expert
enced. foreign, single girl or woman,
to 1--we in suburban home; / child;
private room, bath and entrance;
RsRn.sisii R a2srkSs' ssas' III. Sh' i4s4. rs S 81
SfhsHEssi cSGPHE, married. sober. live in. for
gg;sho;ww:: ,e snd a7ss cooking references 1s
COUPLE: exper; In al all household nssnemsndsd dd.
pleasant living quarters. Box 1e2oH'
CIV, INV and care of child; Thoroughly
exper., local refs. and health eard
sprins area. il. 1854. Is
'his; childr.n; :''?ssa' % eeokins; local refs. IS
IS S.,s
HoGsEkEEPEaocooK, eSSsal IF sScei white, small
apt. live In. help invalid. Ex.
MArD-GH.W. tS1s Wa to SIZE sleep y in. a.. $50 mo.
rm. and board incl. JAY DEEs
MAID, All, = eolcred, Ss, for store; must b.
young, reference. 1880 r st. NV
tske care Of bachelor apt. 3 neal
n day. no laundry; refs. required
Weekly or mo. salary. Apply in per
son, bet / and 3 pm, Mon. throusi
wed. DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL, Apt
WOMAN, settled. white, as house
os osepsl Spr.te ,os MRS sspsM Mary {. tI tMIXNTHEiL
Rt. 8, Rockville. Nd: lis
EXPERT MAID G.H.W., live in, excel
salary; must have local refs. 2s0'
Brandywtne st: nv. I3
lady, who Is interested in Q mic,
home more than salary. 70 care fol
children. Phone IA. 7464. Il:
EXPERIENCED COOK and g.h.w.
city references required; salary 81
ok. CO. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
REpAIRs AND SERYIcf lcant.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcert,
egll: FOr free essins:ss- can yR.
sfoSE AND CEMENT woRK-spe-
Claiming In retaining SAuK. fAE-
stones; also walks, stept, drives eie
For free estimate, JERRY Al EEbn
TELEyIsIos AND RADIO REPAIRs
and seFTlee Antsnna inssaAa'ient
soRTHwssTTRs s5Flr sssT1hsss RI6io fe,'s 4 rrLE- Il
VISION CO. 44l5 IAN st n~~
rfiE saTHnooMs. kitchens. poreb..
sseo assd rspaigs. Az ARAAsl BROS IA
after 1 . u veekdsys. anytin. Sat
urdsy and sunday- HU 56+e- IT
TILE WORK for bathrooms showers
hreplaces- etc, for private homes
or group OF homes unoer contract
very reasonable Free estimates
Cali UN 1929. MP ZASGLA IL
TYPEwRITKks eseanso. eileo Arc
llT7: UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
VENETIAN BLINDS vasn.o. r.pain,-
ed. Eetaped. recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO, 62l4 r ]
ave, RiTercaie. Nd. On l345
BETTER HOMES DECORATING co.
Complete service VII gladly Ac-
wise and estimate free ovens ss2e
ADDITIONS. CARPENTRY. ,oncE.te
10 down pynt CHARLES. ME. 1884
PAPERNG, PAINTING
Also plaster patching Al white me-
eaanies- Special June rates Ak
3
Evening star., 1949-06-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper., books started
kept part time; auditS, tax service
reasonable OR 2074.
BOOKKEEPING. tax service. By ex'
pertS. Is Yrs. exper.; reaI. rates
best refs Ow. $500 or Ow 6I7o
CIVIL ENGINEER, exper. estimator
plans. steel sno concrete. aysLaole
Eubdiv surveys. RA S905 IL
COLLEGE SR. needs summer wors
in order TO complete last semester
for elec. eng degree, also A. 3. de
gree TR. 1916. IA
DRIVER, colored, for business con-
cern. 40 or 4s hr. week, very re
liable VI sI02.
LAWYER-younR married, 8 yrs
general and administrative prac
tice; familiar legislative procedure
legal. executive, business backsroune
yrs. college accounting. avsllabL
Immediately for right position. Bes
references. Box lO7-R. Star 49,
PUBLIC RELATIONS, political, bust
ness, personal; veteran newspaper
man. with Hill contacts as well q
national and international press as
soclations contacts; confidential: Bo
IS2-R. Star IA
YOUNG MAN. exp. wants work viii
automotive jobber. Wholesale hrm
clerk or salesman. Box 49l-K. Star