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HELP MEN
DELICATfssEN CLERK. experience
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DELICATFssEN CLERK. experienced
only, full or part time. SHERIDAN
DELICATESSEN, 6ll7 Ga. ave, 80
DELICATEssEN CLERK, knowledge Of
sandwiches and salads mast be sooo
start, Take A, 3. d. W FairIington
bus. 18th and Penns TO shirlington
Delicatessen, 40i5 So. 2sth st. ia
DIsHwAsHER. colored; hours 3 70 5;
$40, 6-day-week. Apply 4-Seas Grill!
1910 Hamilton st. Queens ChspeI
shoppins Center. Hyattsvlle, Mo
Tsse dso4 oUt Us 0ss ssas from MI Ra'nlfr "is to
DRAFTsMAS. mechanical. experienced
IN design Of large hot water and
steam steam se.tI91s .I1 z sys,em' n .sMEslIcss s1E5lyI &;
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DRIVER WANTED. one who knows
hppls sas s'ls In .pa per.oa oa' Hairy FSodss,
pssyrfs 1Sr,s 3, r.n..s ! s.s 70, ss Diamond s.s.
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lo1 NJ st. ne. see MELVIN HER
EIECTRicrANs. mechanics only. .I-
psTtesnesd In apt wiring Phone S.
FARMER AND WIFE; no children for
general farming, nearby Mo VIE 70
do E-h.r-. good salary With furn
hcuss, must be rei;s5ls sss "
RUPERT. 1917 7th 81 nss. 81
FOUNTAIN MAN, .xper,sneed. Apply
coSGRnssIosAL pRuo eTQHRE'
FOUNTAIN MEN, white. good pay
and gooa hoars fer yish. men nA5e A5e
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GROCERY CLIKK. expersereee. fer
modern self serTics srper rlArLst
excellent salary. Apply GLOBE
MARKET. 44ii Lee Hs'' Ar =. Va
GROCERY CLERK. aolored. sxper-.
With drivers license: exceilert cppoE-
tsnity for sober man, Apply EVERY
BODY'S MARKET. i4as p ~. nv
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stractor, 20 teach hair styasng IN
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culture schools. excellent s&lsrS Are
egsortgn.ss for right person saA
HALL MAN. for modern air oeosee
apt. hlc8- good wsles Apg.y =
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Evening star., 1949-05-18
hElR MN

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Evening star., 1949-05-18
Hoyas in Two Games
That May Scramble
D, T.. Diamond Race


GEORGETOWN University's base
ball team Is seeking revenge
against Maryland today and
George Washington tomorrow
after getting q taste Of it yester-
day with a shutout triumph over
Washington and Lee. Victory for
the Hoyas In both games not
only would balance previous losses
but also would scramble the race
for the unofficial District area
collegiate title.
George Washington. with wins
over Maryland and Georgetown
plus a tie against Maryland. is
the present leader. A Hoya
triumph against Maryland today
would knock the Old Liners cut
of contention, and then George
town at least could pull into a
tie by taking G. w. tomorrow.
A. U. in Title Opener.
Also important tomorrow is
American University's game
against Washington College on a
diamond yet to be selected. It's
the start of a best-two- of three
series for the Mason Dixon Con-
ference title. Dick Taylor. who
shut out Washington College
with q three-hitter last Saturday
and who owns a So record. is
the likely A. U. pitcher.
Tommy Flynn gave Georgetown
the best pitching 1t has had this
spring with an 80 two-hitter
against the Generals. yesterday
At the same time Maryland was
warming up for today's game
with a 10-5 triumph over Johns
Hopkins at College Park, and
Catholic U. ended its season by
defeating Loyola at Baltimore.
Flynn faced only 80 batters in
helping the Hoyas avenge an
earlier 6-1 Washington and Lee
triumph. He gave UP one walk
and none of the three Generals
who got on base reached second.
dIlh f1ldSlh "do oCOl SCOOWlI o
hefty hitter with a triple and
single for two of his teams nine
hits.
Jays Rally Useless.
Danny Wagner and Joe Fitz-
patrick of Maryland combined to
hold Hopkins to six hits yester-
day. The Bluejays cut loose for
four runs in the fifth inning but
by that time the Old Liners had
seven and weren't worried. AL
Cesky hit a triple and single. driv-
ing in two runs. to lead Mary
lands stick attack.
Catholic, too, got good pitching
yesterday as Mickey Trepp held
Loyola to five hits and would have
had shutout except for a spell
of wildness In the eighth. He
issued two straight walks. after
which fielder's choice and an
outfield fly gave the Jays their
only run. Hank Zewrawel hit two
singles plus o two-run double in
the ninth to pace c. U. batters. It
gave the Cardinals season rec
ord of six wins against seven
losses.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
hElR NEN

INSURANCE sALTsMrN. eoiors6 es-
ptrienes not necessary, siI train
you IN selling hoApita liEation. seci-
dent and health insurance. 0 TeaI
opportunity TO earn siop q week
for capable snc ambitious men: hish
school education required. Inter
sp.m. TO ON ssss I4th r y
LIQUOR sALEsMEN with sales ability
and soTns exp. steady Job: All =
eond. store. Rats. rec. BOZ as II,
LiTHo cAMERAMA~ ~TnPrrH.
S.n Sus' n b sees' ssss. excellent opportani" s1
LuBRIcATIos MAS--waxh.nston q
oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open
ina for az exper fabrication mar
BIs-dsy SIX. must have .. opet :
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO 90
rTsR,csIIos pnn sifr' MAN. .up.risns.1
Ford cars good pay. sxcsl3sna ssfk !.
ina conditions. 5000 equipment, PAD
M. 1sa jones. Pr FRANK ss.AiI., jf,, NC
2ls Pa. ave ss. TR sas1 IL
ana ansaes sse c.; s1s ear 'fa furn,.ssd % %srperI:
In pernon. CoNsrMERs C7ECiT
SERVICE. ssio R /. ave NJ
Ralnisr. --3s
MAN. to opsr.,. wreck ear and rads
r1otercye3t must have some sxpsfs
snes See Mr Jones, FRANK smAi.l
Jr-, Inc, zis Pa ave. ss~ IN s5sF
MAN. exper, Only, for steam tsels.
csll BET. 10 and 0 pm. NO asos
MAN. white. Thoroughly sxp. tcT
e. IA. - Er9f1
sork: fall tins CT psrt time ~
NAV. Win rsfs. vans.d for tasins
care OF yard waikA etc. LeToJ ~.
av. Cali NO. 3a3e
MAN. ass Is 70 IS, for laundry esye
service R@s,asnt ef eslvsr Befins
sssss ssss prsssrrse Agply ELITE LtUs-
MAN, sh,.s' isr ssrdssr. s.srs.
eisrk.nT and delivery Apply ME
RUFF; 1910 Wisconsin ass-s beshss-
NAN. "a. TO <s. for pernsnsc. ss.ss
position: sxDerieres not necessary II
agiree: start sbonf $50 per wess
rapid increases Apsty 10 u - .
p-n- sa!ts 2os-2i0. 1897 Eve -.
Mat curTEE. for hagh-eiass rrer.
tgF htEfFs Fts&h24Es ftAMz a&lV ~
person. 1919 Cors, are -~z*
MECHANIC, expertsnees &C waak.as
machines. references PhSns 1fH
ETDGLEY fer sppofssrasHt. u
S3Sse is
MES taoa. white. 10 assr4snss hsns-
htiis: 6ssis pay, % an $50
Msg Yark ave ~ -
szs 70 $40 weekly. eysa9nss and
Saturday selling EsAs sgsk. aataana2iy
knoyr haner6aanery anf spDAFs
tnrcaGh personal ecrtArts ase aesss
Phone Ma. 73Ss. 10 am- 70 . . lsa.
MN. vfsIss. 10 drive eahs. - tnssrssa
fer i1rnftAcstsen ssfSs, sis s
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Evening star., 1949-05-18
18th Street ~ Gives Sho~

me -ww,!tA St~r~t YACA 20
Frgyc.-1E Cub y 44s EiFr a. exf-ls,
LOT Q. is sgse~r sA4ty a. ire arm -.s
Y eArr.yAl or NAY = ar6 -
Osne- events ~ red Ard incz,s<.f
turI bins boxing wsssa' .:t4f2S
and a vAyeEy ks<ox.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1T0s @ st. NV.
MEM

4v4A&4N
Engineer. sprinkler systsmh $4,000
BooEseeper. years retail experience
Tracer. mechanical drawing, $40.
Receiving clerk, young, exper.. S63
Route sales, bondable. $50.
Bookkeeper, $50.
Mail and Information clerk, hotel
young, high school graduate, $3.50
Collection men. outside, $3.50 salsry
plus expenses.
Stenoerapher, $50.
Estimator. moving. storage, $50 Plus
Packer trstneeS, husky. $40.
WOMEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Notes: Salaries listed are subject "
increases within 8 months.
s3.ooo1sr: :ec,y. iaeeI Nv; Nv. . ,s e
ROAD. road S.e,: a:'s; 'toreisn .sa'' mission. 8 .'
$4,000 plus-sec'y to sales mgr,
business machines. s days.
So. SO0-Laree orGanization. nice
people. to 3, s days.
Soosee Ssss r.eesion,st appsf Ga eonstrue, aas
ton, payroll, s.w.; receptionist sec'y
advertising sales.
S2.4o6 to So, S2,50O-Foreign embassies
(non-American tax free) public re-
lations, insurance, brokerage, banks,
Government.
Some rusty shorthand, some PART
time and temporary.
TYPISTS
So. .400--Receptionist- baauttful
once. export, import.
S2,4o0 70 81, $2,6o0-Typist. credit e.
perience, bn days
H;s6os-RecVtioniss u; Upisa hotsi'
81 500 70 SO, Clerk -typists. hish
school graduates, youna, days.
CIEICAIS
90, ,4o0-Key punch operator, sxpsr.
youns, 3 days.
sl,92Csubieet nling, high school
81. .so0-codins elerk. hish school
graduate. young. 3 DAYS.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Stroup Is Sprint Ace

Triumphs by Phil Stroup in the
100 and 220 yard dashes paced
Anacosta High to a 611a-56h
victory over Central in a meet
yesterday at Central. Stroup also
ran In the mile relay. last event
on the program. which was won by
Anacostia to cinch the victory.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Mrs. kone Golf Victor

lo4-25-7s by Mrs " r Kan,
won Manor Clubs ladies day so.
medal play feature yesterday Be
hind her we're Mrs George Max
sin. with o7-24-s3. anc N-S. J
z Booker. el-s-s5,
Evening star., 1949-05-18
London, Friends Clash

Landon and Friends School ten
mis- teams are meeting at Friends
today for the Interstate Academic
Conference championship. Friends
yesterday won it's eighth match in
nine starts by stopping George
town Prep. 6-3.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
coIoniuIs, Kones Win

In Maryland County Parks Soft
ball League games yesterday. Co.
1onials nipped Machine Shop. 80;
Kanes beat Mar-Ray, .6-4: Rockets
beat Bethesda Juniors, 8-4. and
Blue Ribbons trounced the Y, 7-2.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCoUNTANT;, exp. books started
reasonable rates. VI. 1921. 30
! 4 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
IA, Nay diSi s 1873 sts.r sesa eve tsis
: GRSY's IA j. DOLL 81 n and II Toy Hospital. est.
5 1885. Expert workers: repairs and
:. restores all types dolls, toys and
e., ;s Ssmpieoe soe. assoftmees eoftnmes
made to order. Open ewes. and Sun
j. GRAY'S. 3414 14th st. NV. TU.
xELhxED CANDID PHOTOS IN your
miss Cali DE. S676, ewes. 29'
:afR. BusINESsMAN-po you need Q
good once msr., accountant, bkpr. ?
soansP' %a sP'lsisLIA ATLAS y AGENCY. sfs RE. tss7.
r1sHrNa PARTIES, private and open
4 reservations. UNCLE BILLIEs
n WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
z any debts or bills unless contracted
- for personally. JOHN w. CARVER.
l4o7 6eth ave. Sc. washinston le'
y WILL NOT DE REsPoNsIBLE fol-
seli. MELVIN L. SANDERS. 4Io1
Ainnssoss avs ne" wash p. C.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
% sallea. automatic sss hot-wats.
sss:4 sssi 6ssr nmodss :na :l..s
J. SHAPIRO
- AssAsssss4 Plumber. no. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Hal Wooner TO Toronto

TORONTO. MAY IS -
Catcher Ha! Wagner aas been SRI:
20 Toronto By TIE Pa12lAese gEss2a
Ph!!!les. The international League
club announced
Evening star., 1949-05-18
IBM Wins in 18th

IBM nosed out District Dodgers,
al. in a 12-inning Eastern League
softball game yesterday at Turkey
Thicket. Pete Mastradonato pitch
ed a six-hitter for the winners
and famed Il.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Tiaer Hungry

The Psnecrexi Tigers unlimited
hasehA.. team wants S@.z1sy
games Cal Dan Aarcego a.
Alexandra .sis
Evening star., 1949-05-18

when aaspsrins adpertisemeats
addressed to Star bores DO NOT
taciose original Yegereaees, os
other materials Of personal rdise:
Copies serpe the psrposs ssd
originals may get fost.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
PuuIine Betz Busy

Tennis Star Pauline Betz will
conduct q clinic tonight at
o'clock at Roosevelt High School
and tomorrow at 4 pm. at Friends
School.
Evening star., 1949-05-18

SPECIAL NOTICES tcontD.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. WILLIAM r.
STEWART, Jr.. 1929 1st st. NV.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts but my own. PHYLLIS
M. LAMB. 223 2nd st. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Colorado BLDG. IA and q. RE. Sa3S
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
LEEGE IS NAMED
ARC CHAIRMAN,
ANNUAL MEETING

Henry Leege was elected chair.
man of the Board of Directors o.
the American Red Cross this moor
at an annual meeting held at the
Barancf Hotel. Leege replaces Rob.
ert Boochever
Other officers named were DR.
William Blanton. vice chairman
Mrs. Edith Barras Of Douglas, sec
rotary and Kenneth Axelson, treas
urer.
More than $50 persons were CIV
en- American Red Cross service by
the local chapter during the past
year, Mrs. Dan Live, executive sec
rotary, reported to the member
ship.
Three families burned out of
their homes by fire were given a
helping hand by the Red Cross
Layettes for the Public Health SER
vice boats were completed, as well
as Is pairs of Grapes for the Sew
ard Sanatorium. included in cases
given ARC service were 144 Army
Navy and Coast G,.ardsmen. 270
veterans and 81 civilians.
Reporting ON the Red Cross fund
drive, DR.. D. D. Marquardt, who
was drive co-chairman with George
Parks, announced that total OF
s5,8l2 had been contributed for
ARC work. Out of that amount al
most $4,000 has been retained by
the local chapter for work here,
while $1,000 has been forwarded
to the area office, DR.. Marquardt
told the membership.
Henri recge, cra Mrs. Arthur
walker reported on the work OF
their First Aid and Gray Ladies
committees. Mrs. LIVE read a re-
port on publicity turned in by Gus
Gissberg, publicity chairman.
Candidates for the ARC board of
directors who were elected by a
unanimous vote include: Miss Anne
Lello, Robert Roochever, the Rev.
Walter Soboieff, Roy Peratrovich,
Mrs. Betty Casperson, Leslie Avrit,
Mrs. Arthur Walker, Robert Aste,
DR.. D. D. Marquardt, Douglas
Gray and George Parks.
Associate board members from
branch offices are Mrs. Mavis Sol
din of Skagway, Mrs. Mathison
and Mrs. Ed Loken of Petersburg.
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FIVE TELEvI5I0N
STATIONS MAY BE
LOCATED, ALASKA

WASHINGTON. July IS. Up :
Some l,700 more television stations
may be built in the future in near
" 1900 cities and towns not pre-
viously allocated broadcast chan
nels.
If new proposals of the Federal
Communications Commission are
approved Alaska would have five
cities and towns allocated broadcast
channels.
The communications Commits
sions proposed regulations to add
~ new television channels to the
existing IL would permit the ex-
pansion.
The Commissions proposals are
subject to public hearing August 20,
with formal action planned If pos
sible by the end of the year.
The following list shows alloca-
tions to Alaska under the pro-
posed change in the very high
.requencies there are II channels
now in use). Wifi Chan. No.
Anchorage -....-.....-.-...... 2, 7, IL, IL
Fairbanks ...a... 2, 4, 7, 9, II, 10
Juneau ............................... 3, 8, 10
Ketchikan ......................-..... 2, 4, 9
Alaska has no ultra high frequen-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
INJURIES CANCEL
AlL-5TAR GAMES,
CALIFORNIA team

The SUNDAY, Monday and Tues
day baseball games between the
California Mohawk and Juneau
Au-Stars are definitely off with
the California team turned back
at Dawson Creek, Alberta, due to
injuries to key players. Il
Time was also drawing short fE
the team for the schedule called
for their return to California by
August 2.
Hope was expressed in letter TO
Joe Werner that games could be
played next year with Alaska
.eams. At that time. the letter con-
.inued. the time element would not
enter so strongly.
During this seasons tour, the
Mohawks won 90 games, lost two
and had one tied because OF rain.
The three man committee hand
ling the Juneau City Baseball
League has not made any an
nouncement concerning Sundays
game.
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SHIP IS DEDICATED
FOR DUAL PURPOSES
TO ALASKA NATIVES
Vessel and Crew 10 Come
North This Month
Medical Mission

SEATTLE, July 15-tT1-A medl-
cal missionary ship dedicated
along with its crew of 10, to the
needs of Alaska natives, wherever
and whenever they are found, will
leave Seattle July "a on its initial
voyage.
The Willis Shank carries the
name and pursues the service
tegun by a missionary killed in a
plane crash two years ago on An
nette Island while enroute to his
first Alaska assignment. 1t has
heen a year and a half in construc-
ton and QUILTING, with persons
of all faiths donating time al
money to the cause.
First port CT call on the Itinerary
OF Captain c. :. Stabbert is the
Craig and Klawock areas. South
east Alaska. That, in fact. is the
only real itinerary; from then on
it will be a case of going where
medical, spiritual and educational
needs seem greatest. DR.. L. B. Nc
Clenny. physician and surgeon. his
wife a teacher, and others fitted
to their chosen tasks, form the
crew. They will cooperate with gov
eminent agencies and other groups
in seeking and ministering to the
needs of natives.
The project is known as Marine
Medical Mission The Willis Shank
s the l36-foot converted YM-337,
lifted with eight hospital wards
and surgery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
ALASKA PROGRAM
IS PLANNED BY
Acc AT MEETING

ANCHORAGE, july Is R-Tony
Schwamm, widely known Alaskan
bush pilot, and former owner OF
the Petersburg Air Service, was In
stalled as director of the Alaska
Aeronautical and Communication
Commission at the end of its two
day session here.
Among those attending the Ter
ritory-wide meeting were Gov
Ernest Gruening, Jack Carr, An
chorage; Bill Lavary, Fairbanks;
Neil Foster, Nome; Sheldon Sim
mons, Juneau; William Hixson, Jul
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neau. and Frank Metcalf Terri
torial Highway Engineer.
Officials of the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and the US. Air
Force were also in attendance.
The convention voted to estab-
lish an office in Anchorage TO
coordinate Territorial flying affairs
and set up a commission to pro-
mote flying in the Territory.
Among primary projects adopted
were the expansion of alrfields at
Fort Yukon, Kotzebue, Palmer and
Skagway.
Activities of the commission Will
be closely allied with those OF the
Armed Forces, Schwamm said
Schwamm has flown in Southeast
Alaska about IL years and served
in the Navy Air Corps as a Lieu
tenant Commander.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
VETS MEDICAL MAN
TO TOUR TERRITORY

DR.. Henry Harris, medical officer
for the Veterans Administration
Alaskan Regional office, will leave
within a few days for two-month
tour of the Interior and the West
ward on VA medical matters.
DR.. A. F. Dworak from the Sc
attic regional office arrived here
yesterday to take over DR.. Harris
duties in his absence
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The House Committee on Un-
American Activities heard testi-
mony today that Negro singer Paul
Robson was a member OF the
Communist party for many years.
The charge was made by another
Negro. Manning Johnson, OF New
York City. who at one time belong
ed to the Communist party.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-15
SQUARE DANCE CLUB
TO HONOR WILL REEDY

Will Reedy, who has been away
for three months, will receive an
enthusiastic welcome tomorrow eve
ming from members of the Square
Dance Club. Reedy, an expert at
calling the figures. will be the
honor guest at the special meeting
and party
Clu., members will meet at $3.50
o'clock in the Grade School Audi
torium