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Personnel Office
Fourth Floor
S. KANN SONS co.

PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING. clear
handwriting essential; state age.
marital status; hours ayail. Box
4436 Brookland Station. D: c.
PIX OPERATOR and typist. Apply
THE ESTHER SHOP, 1928 F st.
PIX fx oPERAToR-Experienced only,
sypsnf sood salars. rssu'Isal Hpply aGHkER CITY
IL LINoLEgM &C.; o;vs9ar,Prs eSa + Ct. NV, NV;
." local ssesf BFef ndesHed Sesn sssfy sslssy
pfhfRssoaNE.0TYrisT-sEcEPr ffss5es III s1uzi
under 80: submit statement aualif-
cations. Box 90-Z. Star. Il
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly wom-
some s Dfs5sasi hdsasie.pas aga wo 7sfs sGak'ns
PRACTICAL NURSE, week ends only.
for elderly, invalid mother. Phone
WO. 1887 after z pm. or Sunday. =
to answer telephone
calls for painting and cleaning con,
rrss59s nd ode IL Mast sse' es sna
mslhiaaRnS ana haVe Splesssnt ssr spesk,ns voice.
RESIDENT MANAGER-Thor oughly
experienced lady for large apt; BLDG;
on Conn. ave; apartment and aood
age and qualifications. Box 27-D.
Star. -3
RESIDENT MANAGER-Mature. ex-
perenced woman, married and living
with husband, for position in very
modern bldg. on Capitol Hill; give
details and ref. Box GID, Star.
sALESGIRL. suits and dresses: e. sxpe1' ,
30.l 14th st. NV.
SALES GIRL for gift shop in suburbs
fcod salary, Call MR.. K1BBEY.
WA 1878
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SALESMAN

SALESMEN: National paper prod
ucts mfr. requires ambitious young
man for WASHINGTON territory. Full
protection. Exclusive. Established
accts. Permanent Give age. educ.
and exp. BOX 392-C, Star. .
EeTIHdATTNG SALESMAN. experienced
IA flooring, asphalt tile, linoleum
and wood block: good salary. See
Mr., STEVENS, mornings. bet. $3.50
and 10. RE. 2779, 1915 Eye st.
NV, Room 100. u
ADvERTTsTNG production salesman.
to contact leading stores and In
dustries, selling complete direct
Advertising service, copy, art. photo,
sraphy, lithography. A splendid
opportunity with a small growing
company now serving well-known
Wash. advertisers. Your sales
efforts will be backed by intensive
advertising. Age, o. so. Compen-
sation, attractive commission ar
Tanssmsnt y9ngt1on csll sHpvfdN vARyEET1sINd Mr
mont, OR. 554S, for appointment.
Is DAY and commission, direct
house to house salesmen or sales
women; interview. 3 pm. TO 9 pm
601 Southern Bldg. -S
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HELP WOMEN (cont. J

BEAUTY OPERATOR. refined. al
around. to work in upper Conn
on commission basis. Box 27S-B
sExUfY OPERATOR, experienced
all-around stylist; must be steady
worker and reliable, top pay; one
experience, age. Box 22-E. Star
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HELP WOMEN

FIRE AND CASUALTY underwater
tial. Cali RE. 1900. -
FpayE1 LIT E1s tsF aA dzsrss5 ehd b 'Vss VIZ
Bethesda, Nd. WI. 1900. 3
FOSTER MOTHER wanted for 2. little
girls. and 7, and their widowed
fsther; SIoo monthly plus pvt. rm.
and connecting bath IN lovely ely home; s.
maid cleans i .fo once VIZ SonssSo1d pensrSw,s1s
duties. Opportunity. for Christian
white cultured gentle woman. ased
matrimonial SaG N I'p ppossiDiiity. cH. slos.
FOUNTAIN GIRI-Downtown drug
store soda fountain; no nights or
' Mon HOOD RExALL DRUG
STORE. cor. 7th and sts. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. expert
enced; good hours and good pay.
MASxi FH6at. $500 18th st: NV DO 3 aorI
GIRL. colored, to clean bachelors
apt. on sats.. or l eve. per wk'
HOME SERVICE DIRECyOR--one OF
Washinston's leading major appli-
us a qualified home service director and
viii accept applications between
MID-ATLANTIc APPLIANCES, 2o46
w. Va. ave. ne.
HOSTESS, experienced only. good pay;
no SUNDAYS; Apply ALFoNSo's
HoFEEA 6FfETATsRAsT AMsfAb wANfapApply 1efTs ss ready
to work, one who Is not afraid OF
hard work; $40 per wk. RE. oeo0.
HousEKEEPER. white, who can cook,
to live with family of in Arlington;
Jewelry Store Saleslady |
Exper.. good salary, apply FREDLAND
JEWELERS.. S541 Ga. Ave.
LADY. between 21 and 35. for pro-
fessional office, experience not nee
ssssF' ss:E vasson sSRs tyRns y pss Isa ss
to start. Phone Ex. 5546 for inter
view. d
LADY-contact schools, churches.
etc. thandline recording and tran
scription contracts. Phone or per
sonal contacts: excellent proposition.
MANAGER IAN for ladies' ready-to-wear
dept; lge. volume; installment store;
excel salary. Box 201-Z. Star.
MARKERS. also assorters. experienced
PPfftfFEasY P41NbRY esP aRPlE K St M1sAlNol1pN n.si
MILLINERY MANAGER
Immediate opening. unusual oppertu.
nifty. excel salary; must be auali1ed
to dress windows, supervise sales
organization and to promote bus1-
nsss; Apply Nj, Williams care
NV. = -
Millinery Salesladies
Experienced, full time, for .womens
speciality shop. Store benefits. Ap-
ply Mr.. Howard, 4th f.. PHILIPS
BORN. 18th st. between F and g:
NURSES AND ATTENDANTS wanted
We have openings for nurses and
attendants (white) to care for nerv-
Gus and mental patients: Good op..
portunity for suitable girls. even i
inexperienced. RIGGS COTTAGE
SANITARIUM. Evansville. Md:
OFFICE WORKERs-aEXPERIENCED
EEET POSITION: ,1s93P sAdARY: sAAddAARy
TONS. APPLY IN PERSON.
ROSS JEWELRY co.
100 7th ST. NV. . |
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HELP WOMEN

sALEsWOMAN. q to 3b years Of
age; excellent opportunity for per-
manent employment in neighbor.
hood apparel store: salary $40
per week and discounts on puf-
appointment, NO. 1929. -3
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Bookkeeper's Assistant
Ssaa5H r new HAkKs S1yfs eo se'nt .s4 s'prf
ST NV. 4
BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER, exper. in
general leoger and payrolls, to keep
full set of double-entry books. No
machine bookkeeping; 5-day week.
Should liye near Silver sprins. Box
BoOKKEEPER ASSIST, under 80.
paper once. Knowledee OF tipping
essential, 5ha-day wk.; advancement.
BOoKKEEPNG machine operator;
under 35; must understand double
entity bookkeeping and have past
wood .Sunstrand machine operation;
NJ others need apply: above aver
age salary. 40-hr. wk. MR.. TUR-
NER, FR. 4S34. .
BOOKKEEPING mach. oper. to work
in accounts receivable dept: good
pay and excel working conds. See
NJ sroRAsE oRl.SsE en- snlTH5 5s Yoa TaANspEK st.
ASSISTANT, in tile
company; young woman. experience
preferred, but not necessary; salary
open. Call Ma. 3733. MRS. EARLY.
woman, smart appearance, accurate
with figures and good handwriting,
for exclusive speciality shop. Apply
mornings, 8 to II only KAPLO-
WITT. on 18th between z and F.
3
CAsHlER-CHECKERs, for super mar
ket. Apply in person, 4506 Lee hwy.
CASHlER-One experienced In run
ming MGR machine 1000; very good
salary, depending upon ability and
experience; permanent position; good
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
103 9TH st NV -
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FINCHAM & CO.
Dol oueensbury rd.. Riverdale. Md.

48VI saueeHsuMN MN fTiss aassa "1u'
We have vacancies for 3 women in
our sales department., requirements:
must have automobile, be over .21
years Of age and must enjoy meeting
the public. We will train you for
positions paying $4,000 ner year II
you qualify. Your earnings Will start
during training Call In person be-
tween 8 and IL an, Monday and
Tuesday for interview. q
Evening star., 1949-10-02

BOOkKEEPERS, accountants, clerks,
typists. general ofice workers and
salespeople. available for afternoon
and evening positions while at
tending school. Many are cxperi-
enced and majority are veterans.
II you need oart-time employees,
call BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
VERSITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
100 18th s. NV, Republic 1862.
CREDIT INTERVIEWERS, exper., to
take credit applications and con-
tracts; must be neat and intelligent
young person. capable OF meeting
public; pleasant SURROUNDINGS and
excel. working conditions Apply
Mon. only, Mr.. Bolts. LACY's, INC.
800 e St NV a
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-
SALESLADY
in coats, suits and
dresses. Must have pleasing per
sonality, neat appearance. Perma-
nent position. Excellent salary.
Apply Ia person, HILDA WALTERS,
1850 colssville I'd. Silver Spring.
sALESWOMAN-We are looking for q
young woman. preferably one who Is
at least somewhat familiar with cleo
trof1Ic ORGANS. who would like to try
her hand at selling one Of the out
stending new musical products on
the market. Must have car. Sal
sry. car allowance and commission
s1LEsWOMAN-n you are desirous
WORKING few hours . day and
have previous exper. In telephone
solicitation, cali OR. o7es today
sAaIiEswOMHN-unusual woman 70,
special position In dignified un.
crowded field. Good education and
outstanding personality essential. No
books. magazines canyasstns. Ap-
phcant who needs to earn as much
Is S75 wk pref. Personnel or sales
experience helpful. Car nee. for 10
cal driving. For interview. writs
Box b4-B star. -
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READY-TO-WEAR
SPORTSWEAR

Experience necessary. Salary plus
commission. Discount on purchases.
Free disqualification and other en-
ploye benefits. Apply personnel Of
fice, 5th floor, GOLDENBERG'S 7th
and X sts. NV. 3
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Americans, Inc.

MdLuTe AIIlerlCanS, Inc.
(NON-PROFIT)
On the Shelf and on the Job
Movement
AL are over-age men and women.
Experienced, reliable and we'll quail.
ned as:
Architect 6tenographer
Eng1neer Electrician
Writer Carpenter
Designer Plumber
Publicity Surveyor
Credit Man Typist
AdV. Man Salesman
Edltor Apt. Mgr.
research Accountant
Artist Nurse
Etc.
WHY let wealth Of knowledge, ex-
.perience and usefulness go to waste?
All are carefully interviewed and
screened for you.
Write to: MATURE AMERIChNS' INC.
Box 1928, Washington 10. ID c
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HeLf MEN AND WOMEN
FARM TENANT and wife. exper. for
livestock; wife Tor s.h.W.: excellent
tenant quarters; ample allowances
very y,e profitable opportunity tor
euaiiflsd qua 6sa tenants' staI Refs. required
MfDDL2oAGE6 COUPLE. caretaker.
for 2 rooming houses, must have
ers. Call GE. 7432 for an inter-
PORTRAIT STUDIO needs all-around
Prints. Apply soUfiHAIL STUDIO
rasfpfaGG astf1 fsGH orhsfsG, sfh II ny $50 to s75
into business mess .', of your rA own; Wig nc
MR.. BRocKMAN, S 1877 N ' St. NV 1vH'
5:30 pm. Monday.
COUPLE (white), not over 40; wife
for housework and cooking, man for
outside work, excellent working
conditions; living quarters; salary
BIG EXTRA PROFITS. Sell friends
Americas foremost Christmas card
assortment, Unbeatable name I'M
printed cards, gorgeous 21-card de
luxe boxes, novel plastic cards, sta
tionery, gift items. Samples on ap-
proval. MASTERcRAFT, 100 N.
Eutaw ST.. Baltimore /, Md.
CREDIT MANAGER
Evening star., 1949-10-02
AGENTS

WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles
direct from manufacturers. Send for
your Profits Under the Spotlight. .
GLASS PUB. CO.. Ellwood City. Pa.
NEW "sponse" dishcloth. replaces
messy dishrags; banishes dishwash-
ing drudsery; lightning seller: sam
Pies ssnt on trial. KRIsTEE' 80
Akron. Ohio.
FREE SAMPLES. Big profits show
ciaities. House numbers, pictures.
plastic novelties. religious and
nursery objeets. etc; Large manu-
9Th ave. New York, N. Y.
MEN! WOMEN! Cash for you
easy. Show friends, neighbors
amazing laundry-saving plastic ia
bleclot1s. draperies. miracle" nom
breakable dishvare, rainwear, baby
needs. Housewives wild about them.
Beautiful patterns. colors, sell on
outft. Lorraine PRODUCTS. Dept.
K-lS, S44 West Adams, Chicago.
SELL new 39c novelty. nothing like
1t on the market; sell 4 out Of 5
prospects; commission. NATIONAL
SALES A. SERVICE, Greenville, Pa.
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Is PLASTIC

CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Regular Sl.26 assortment you can
retail at 81 and earn as high as
S25 on 80 boxes. Also personal
tails QUALITY PAPER PROD
UCTS, Hollis, N. Y.
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STENOGRAPHER

Secretary and personal shorthand re-
single. with best refs; college educ.
and yrs. exper.; agree to pay
agency for contact. Box I4S-E.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
= WHILE WE HAVE No z IMMErr 4rr
RPkE PhATE NnEHVhERqHEIEss nHh 4nhhI.Esss N
ING AMb1TIogs YoTvNHG Y,oTvH
MEN WHO ARE ndIHSppEs ISpEEss
ESTED IN THE PRoGHTIEsST GTIsT-
MxEs Msnas GHA1aN As q esAREHR. sIHEhHhR SoE We
/. stead, full time employ
8. rtys-d.n 4b-hour work
.. Vacation with pay-ons
week after one year go, or
two years OF service.
4. Eight paid holidays each
year.
4 Starting salary In grocery
section s455O per week
with regular increases UP
UP to $3.50, and oppor-
tunity to become loca-
tion manager at salary
ranging UP to $4,000 per
year.
9. Starting salary in meat
section S46.50 per week
with regular increases up
to S62 so, and opportu,
nifty IT, to become C ,siarH Heso n6
nessseassf to s4,sss per ss year. ssA'' ~
7. Sick leave Dement'S after
4, Privilege Of enrolling in
rroup disqualification and
surgical insurance plan
after 90 days.
.. Privilege. Of enrolling in
group life insurance plan
after 30 days.
~. Privilege Of joining EN-
ployes' social association
after 80 days.
II. Empioye retirement plan.
IL. Union shop.
In order to qualify for con-
stderation you must meet re-
auirements listed below:
/. Be between IS and 35
years OF age.
Z. Be high school or college
graduate, or equivalent in
work experience,
q, Be able to pass pre-
employment physical ex-
animation.
4. Possess q pleasing per-
sonality and have q par
ticular liking for dealing
with people.
5. Have satisfactory personal
and business references
concerning character, abil-
ity and stability.
FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
sAFEWAY STORES, INC
1s45 4th ST. NE.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
FROM $50 AM. TO 3 PM.
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CASHIER AND CLERKS
Energetic young ladies' for 1000 MGR
machine and application interviewers
in large credit jewelry store; excel
lent starting salary. pleasant work
ing ccnditions tosether with com
Wonderful opportunity for ADVANCE
ment to those who qualify. Apply
ready for work to Mr.. Kyle, BATES
JEWELLERS. 9th and F SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

LOCAL SERVICE
AGENTS CHRIsTMAs CARDS.
Fastest-selling boxed assortments
25/S1. 50/S1. 25/S1 .95. imprint
folders free Complete personalized
gift line. GATTIS CO.. 1924 18th
ST NV MA 478o 0a40 .
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SALESLADIES
SALESLADY

and millinery: expe..
rienced only need apply. Excellent
salary, steady position. Apply at
1913 Conn. ave. %
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CASHIER

With retail merchandise experience.
knowledge OF switchboard and typing
desired. Pleasing personality. 40
hr. wiz; permanent position; good
salary. Apply once
M. PASTERNAK
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Instrument Maker
Tool Maker-Machinist
ITUATIoNs MEN g WoMEN

Desires permanent position; prefer
work on Inventions, improvements.
Can obtain U. 8. security clearance.
Owens 26lo
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CREDIT MANAGER

lent opport.. top salary for right
person. Reply, full details of ex-
perience, Boz 2S-E, Star. Il
Evening star., 1949-10-02

INFORMATION CLERK. cultured. re-
tired gentleman wishes part-time
or relief work. Also q receptionist
Or any thing Of like nature. AID.
LAW GRADUATE desires position.
law firm. Research, filing, trial
preparation, some tipping. Box 67-E,
Law STUDENT. ewes. GEORGETOWN,
wants full-time job: grad. Purdue
Hpt. A. school g. Air 'Tr'nsD. MI ?Tss' !.
MAINTENANCE MAN. colored. de-
sires part time work from 8 to 10
pm; accept custt'n work. HO. O772.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

in selling women's foct-
wear: good salary. steady position.
ALVIN LEWIS 1015 Conn ave "A
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Continued on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Forresta|s Reported Ready
For Trip 10 ENGLAND in Nav
By the Assoeioisd Press

By the Associated Press
Retiring Defense Secretary For
restal and his wife are reported
planning trip to England on the
liner Queen Mary in May.
1t will be Mr.. Forrestal's first
real vacation since he began
tackling the task of unifying the
armed services in September, 1947.
During that time. he once took
three days off at Hobe Sound,
Fla.
Aides said that after he became
Secretary of the Navy in 1914 he
took only "busman's holidays
inspection trips to the European
and Pacific war zones.
Mr.. Forrestal says he has no
plans except to rest and play
golf. Later. in a few months pos
sibly, he will decide what he wants
to do.
He doesn't have to worry about
getting job right away. He was
independently wealthy when he
resigned as president of the New
York brokerage firm of Dillon,
Read g. Co., to come into the
Government in 1910.
The Forrestals have a large
home In Georgetown. and there
Is no present plan to change the
family address.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Rescuers Still Strive
To Reach B.29Ruins
By the Assoejotsd Press

I
MANILA, Mar. 15.-The wreck
age of a missing B-29 tanker plane
was seen from the air today on
a mountainside Is miles from
Manila. but ground rescue teams
had not been able to reach it.
Search planes spotted the wreck
age but saw no sign Of life around
it. The plane had been missing
with a crew Of nine since March /
when it refueled the nonstop
globe-girdling B-50 Lucky Lady II
and failed to return from its
mission.
The B-29 rammed into 1900
foot Mount Irid in the Sierra
Madre Range on its way back to
Clark Air Force Base.
The region is sparsely populated
and only narrow trails thread
through the mountains. Helicopters
may try to set down near the
wreckage, which is about 10 feet
from the mountain top.
Aboard the plane was 1t. Col.
Jack Stuart Hunt. assistant chief
OF staff for operations of Clark
Bases 18th Fighter Wing. The
plane was based at Tucson, Ariz.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
US. Jury in West Virginia
To Hear Train Robbery Case
Ry the Associotsd Press

FAIRMONT, w. Va. Mar. Is
Charges against twq,gNnmen who
have admitted holding up the
Baltimore g. Ohio's Ambassador
train near ~Martinsburg. W. Va.
last week are to be placed before
a Federal grand jury here today.
United States Attorney c. Lee
Spilfers ANNOUNCED he had called
three members of~tfreD train crew
to testify. They are Roy c.
Perdew, the engineer: c. c.
Moore, the fireman, and Robert
Houser, the conductor.
If the grand jury decides to
indict the two men 1t may turn
out to be just gesture.
George L. Ashton. one Of the
pair from Youngstown. Ohio. ad-
vised a Federal Judge in Wash
ington yesterday that he does not
want to be removed to West Vir-
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Driver Is Pinned in Cab
IS Minutes After Crash

The driver was pinned in the
cab of a tractor trailer truck for
Is minutes this morning after COL
liding with a gasoline truck on
the Baltimore Washington boule-
ward at Colmar Manor. Md.
Joe Hirst, about 40. of Selbyyille,
Del. was taken by the Bladens-
burg rescue squad to Prince
Georges General Hospital. where
his injuries were reported serious.
Driver of the gasoline truck was
uninjured.
Rescuers said the trailer truck
crashed into the rear of the gas
oline truck which had stopped at
the side of the road The gasoline
did sflDt explode The trailer
rfaf1Ed into the' rear Of the cab
afsH% the sfront of the scab was
pushed back, pinning Mr.. Hirst in
q space 12-inches wide. He re-
gained, consciousness during the
,n.aso,sE ~ssr@ Ysss
Evening star., 1949-03-15

NE. The purse containing 81 was
taken near Thirty fourth and
Eads street NE.
Sergts. Clark and Edwin Gran
dali saw the suspect near the Ben
ming car barn. The shots were
fired as the policemen pursued the
man on foot, but the suspect dis
appeared in the underbrush west
of Parkside Playground. near the
Benning power plan. The purse
but not the money-was recovered
near the scene.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Oakland Army Dock
Burns in Spectacular
.$1,000,000 Fire
By the Assoeietsd Press

OAKLAND, Calf, Mar. Is
A raging. waterfront fire today
destroyed one of the Army's larg-
est warehouse docks on the West
Coast.
Flames shot TOO feet into the
air as the 2.000-foot dock in. Oak
lands outer harbor went up. Two
ships moored alongside were
damaged before they were towed
to safety. Adjacent warehouses
and the entire Oakland industrial
waterfront were threatened for
several hours by the spectacular
blaze.
Army authorities estimated
dock and warehouse damage at
more than 1000, 900.
Three hours after the fire
started at midnight, oil drums
exploded, hurting burning oil 600
feet or more. Paint, rubber tires
and other combustibles jamming
the warehouse. fed the blistering
blaze that kept firemen from clos
ing in.
BY 4 am. (PST) the fire had
burned itself out Of fuel, leaving
only red embers of debris on the
concrete wharf.
Two soldiers were hurt slightly.
Fifty Army families were evacu-
ated from nearby Army base resi-
denceS. Il
The cause of the fire was not de-
terrined. The possibility Of sabo-
tage was not discounted. Col.
George Brown. provost marshal of
the Army base. said an investiga-
ton would be conducted at once.
The two ships scorched and
damaged slightly by the flames
were the 13.000-ton Young Amer
lea and the 10,000-ton Army
transport Sergt. George o. Keath-
ley.
Six other docks of the Oakland
Army Base. largest Army shipping
point for Pacific areas, were saved.
The big base sprawls just south of
the Oakland-San Francisco Bay
Bridge.
All available Oakland fire fght-
ing equipment. nine firss boats,
Army and Navy firef1ghting per-
sonnel battled the flames.
Absence Of strong wind kept
them from spreading.
Pfc. Walter Pavlick of Hazelton.
Pa. a military policeman saw the
fire start.
The whole top Of the 1000. foot
long warehouse seemed to ex-
plode." he said. "A shower of
flames in the middle Of the build
ing shot 600 feet into the air"
Bullying With Supplies.
The two-story structure was
bulging with supplies for shipment
overseas: -, S., e .Ss. s,s..t.i.- 4
At times oil drums exr1pd dirs,
in the heat SLOT, 300 yarsdsSis;ssli.s
One landed ON a parked automo-
bile. sFremen centered their ef-
forts cn keeping the fire from de-
IS3Uyi1fg other zwarehouses -Al1
|3snlnSd with surpIlss-~
q Tass spectacula hids could bel
seen for miles. Motorists. despite
the hour, f1ocked to the scene by
the thousands.
The great Navy supply depot
nearby never was threatened.
Troops at one time snatched
burning goods from the warehouse
with tractors.
Soldiers pushed three box cars
loaded with ammunition on the
pier to safety. J.
Evening star., 1949-03-15

States Army announced yesterday.
The Army said it would issue
the soldier-type Identification
tags, but added that civilians
would not actually have to wear
them under present regulations"
The announcement said tags
also will be issued to foreigners
who are the wives or children Of
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Purse Shat inspect
ESCAPES Under Police Fire

Three shots were fired by police
last night at a fleeing purse
snatching suspect, but the man
escaped.
Detective Sergt. Paul Clark of
the robbery squad fired the shots
as he chased a man suspected of
grabbing a purse from Mrs. Marie
Marrow, 80. of 3347 Clay street