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PERSONALS tcens. !,

WANTED ACCOMMODATION during 4
mos. or part of June and Sept. every
year. with cultured American family
seoa aasnsrs o fyins Wasn r poe
for 2 teen-age foreign Girl students
OF good BACKGROUND. DESTROYS OF
paying for board and lodge, or II
necessary would help with houseWork.
nished upon receipt Of cost and rel
modating them, II possible accom-
modations on similar terms for their
brother would be welcome. with same
Shois hsesas sesa SR Maiss e sSr Box Dsi. DsIS
REFINE coLoRED HOME in ne. will
mstn.1!a give Day wsIs care sou To- ehildrsn while
nurse's choice place. for children.
Army. ofhcer personnel: by week OF
month; references. MRS. OPAL 3.
HoGAN. Glenville. W. Va. 27.
Dsd dc hoss in sap.as.s sss ss su0utss Rs.Fs
RES: FRENCH PROF. Catholic Univ.
wishes to live with A. fam. Cor Dip
lomaD desiring pvt. lessons tFrench-
Iatin-sDanish'' Box 4ls-V' stssIT:
nished music studio. for young piano
day. week. month. AID. sT3s. ~:
dTess a .fil ifr 81 ~ any .srsee xdss
Limited offer. Downtown. 7is iIth
st. NV. 2nd floor, and 1859 Co
LADIES. for efortless. seientific
weight control. try our new forced
MASSAGE; BETHESDA HEALTH
SEEN siHi Full I'll snRs TTSi CARE for 81 In.
boys. ages 3 and 3. in clean pri-
Wyate home. Write fully. Box sos
VACANCY in conysiesesns nome:
ias'f, es: s1oo 5'G% s '1SS foss ssss ssr'' ''r'
THE KITTY JAY SCHOOL. small
nished; ages rs. ow. 1896. -s7
YAGAB0ND CLUB wants unmarried
men and women who enjoy dancing.
cards, square dancing, sports, out
ings. Call VAGABOND CLUB, 1745
Conn. ave. DE. $500. to pm.
SINGING PINES NURSING HoME--
Little River Turnpike. Fairfax. Va.
For rates phone Fairfax us. -2S
DENTAL TECHNlClAN--JO6 RICE:
prompt service. 502 Westory Bldg !.
-QVO kENb obs u-W.s ~ MA UfI0
VACANCY IN nurstne nome; gA.nr.
nursing care licensed BY ccunty and
TOWN AND COUNTRY day school,
nursery throush 9th grade, door to-
door transportation. hot lunches
a401 Georgta ave. SH. 1874.
PRIVATE SCHOOL, Metropolitan
Area. will offer special class for 6
emotionaliy. disturbed children. ele-
mentary school age. under full-time
psychologist. Write complete de-
tails. Box 6-T. Star.
WHITEHALL sANITARIUM has some
pvt and semipvt. vacancies at Yeas
rates; 24-hr. training nursing care;
daily supervised by physician. Fails
Church 0643. al
LADIES, we. can tailor you a. suit
from surplus mems suits. 21lS
r. I ave me-. CO. S414, 80
WANTED care in first-floor room with
view for partially paralyzed woman
6ed patient. Box 390-v. Star. 28'
FOR YOUR DYEING NEED
- .E-T-st ~
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DR.. MeIya Lind Named
Miami u. Dean Of Women

DR.. Melva Lind. former associate
in higher education at national
headquarters Of the American As
sociation of University Women
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/ IN order to protect tts adpeY.
Z ftsers from receipino circular
matter, II, IS aerpyessly aadersfo6d
and ggYeed that all such usaf-
ter mill 9 be aoithheid as ifnrl 6s
gSS1;ssois, S1s b.. BY. The Star, only bona e
addressed to boz wsmSsrs ! In
care OF The Star pill be delivered
! to- ddpeTtisers on presentGssoH
OF the bog Number ticket.
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Auto Service Salesman

Must be exper; 5fa-day week; salary
and bonus; excel. working cond. See
Mr.. Mahoney, ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
AUTO. AND TRUCK mechanic. for
fleet maintenance work; permanent
position to man who qualities; also
fuel oil truck drivers position open
Apply at SOB Bradley blvd, Chevy
AUToS UPHOLSTERY TRIMMER and
helper. new. fast growing shop: good
SPRING TIRE corr. 5000 ca. ave. e..
AGToMogTi9E inses ogHi9E' MTfiu MTfRiucK MECH. to
work in large, modern shop for truck
pisalizstion; surgicsl and many
VA NWAtssHINoToN !, g sso2;loo NC 1891
BARbER for colorsd trade: must Be Be
week. Apply l702 end st. NV.
BRICKLAYERs wanted. Long time
BSiccKaAYiEaRsss ass'. AND FOREMAN. L.
Lee hwy. Arlington. KE 3-5676.
BRICKLAYERs, qualified mechanics
p; e; two years Work ahead; union
NEL SON. 3s17 14th st. n.wy -TU.
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Fugitive Suspect Held

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug. 26
R.-FBI agents yesterday ar
rested Charles George Normarken
here on a warrant charging him
with fleeing Minnesota to avoid
prosecution in $700 burglary of
a taxi company. An FBI agent
said Normarken was involved In
a burglary Of the Airway Cab Co
in Minneapolis last February.
Central America produces 80
per cent of the worlds bananas.
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ask as i Tor MR. Mr.. LANE. iS1a No phone ne calls.
MECHANIC. experienced.
good pay. steady employment: in Sill
LTsRfCAffoN Tas MAN. me- experiesssd need
salary and commission, 8 days per
wk. Apply CoNNoRs q FOSTER.
MIcaANic. Gsta rs ave- sxper,.need, os to overhaul
and repair Frigidsires on spare
MECHANIC WANTED, to take care
) Of feet Of new trucks; must be all
round man; no hoist body work. etc.
sEgG,ct AgPy n rpSsH PsTs99 Co only s sTa4s sUrER
MESSENGER. boy. white. 5-day Wk..
Apply KIRBY LTTHo. co. 1920 F
MEDicxL rEcHN1cIAN for DOCTORS
once: hours $50 to $50. Box
ofFIcE fT9iY' AssIssrANr. s.sTs a4-as. account Gn
ing major. preferred; 36-hr.. 5-day
wk.; excellent working conditions;
retirement, disability and nospitaii-
zation BENEFITS: ideal position for
college student going to night schoSl
oPfIcE a'e; CLERK. young man. high
work In. iewelry store. will be
taught the general routine OF cred
its and collections; good salary to
start and opport. for Advancement.
See MR.. LANDY. Sl2 F st. NV,
OFFSET. combination stripper and
plate maker. must be good man, no
I'll srifiers: sa1s win pay union scale. ,Ssn Can
PAINTER for housing development
See Mr.. Guiffrey. $500 block 18th
I'd. ~. Arlington. Va. MADISON
PAsTRY COOK. white; experienced;
meals and uniforms furnished; g.
day wk. Apply WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
2600 Woodley rd NV. go
PHARMACIST, register. full time
local refs. required. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1873 Conn. ave. NV
PHARMACIST. for 8 nights and every
other Sunday: local reference. APP
ply EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1888
Conn ave, --26
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SALESMAN wanted with large ma.
tional concern; prefer man not sub
ject to call in military forces; can
use man UP to early 4o's; must be
capable. ambitious and not afraid
Of work: real opport. for the right
man Box 97-Y. Star. 81
SALESMAN, -exper. in selling sporting
goods; good salary and perm. posi-
tion. PLAZA SPORTS SHOP. 10th
and e SITS. NV. 81
SALESMAN, 30-35. excellent oppor-
tunity for an aggressive man with
sINaeER Ap'Is1S1 SEWING Ma MACHINE 1Sfaiseee, eo.,
SALESMAN for hardware store, must
like. merchandising display. etc;
good opport. for right person; Arl.
Write Box 2sl-Y, star. -27
MISUNDERSTANDING for clean
ept, ambitious young man. Tele-
DAIRY, r. r. Sullivan, MI. 1011.
sALESMEN ~ Exper in sporting
goods; good salary: permanent po-
sition. PLAZA SPORT SHOP. 10th
ana 3 sts. NV. "a
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RALPH r. BERLOW,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
631 WOodwnrd Rufldin9

N THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia.-FRANCIS
SCOTT KEY HOTEL. INC, 1918 N
Street, NV. Washington, D. c..
Plaintiff. VS.. KATHERINE HULIN.
cLoLeona Townsley. 1907 East Capt.
fendant-civil Action No. B522-
52s..-oRDER FOR Publication.
This is to give notice that q COM
plant has been filed in the Munici-
pal Court for the District of Column
bia by Francis Scott Key Hotel. Inc.
alleging @ that Katherine Aulin was was
and indebted to the Plaintiff in the
sum of .S27o.69 for rent and other
hotel charges for which Plaintiff
claims lien AGAINST the, baggage
ssE sss. rTnstee 1ns ss ad
to sell said basgage and effects at
public sale to satisfy Plaintiffs lieu
against the Same and distribute the
proceeds Of said public sale in &C.
cordance with law Accordingly, /,
hufSs Dy tns a Sour. thls 18Th .as DAY q
in said Court in this cause. 81, Of
before the LIST day of October. 1850
to show cause, If any she may have,
why o Trustee. should not be ap-
pointed to sell said baggage and
provided by law and prayed b
said complaint; provided, that I
I. "opy hereof shall be published once
q week for three consecutive week,
in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star prior to said re.
turn date: otherwise said Court viii
proceed with the distribution Of said
property and funds as provided by
law. GEORGE P. BARNE. Judge
lSeal.l A True Copy. Test: WALTER
F: BRAMHALL. Clerk. BY C, A
CLEMENTS. Deputy Clerk.
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PRESSERS

Experienced. Quality work only. Ap-
ply DICKEY'S CLEANERS, 7th and
Franklin SITS. ne. -2S
PRICE CLERK, Is to 80, to work in
purchasing department of hospital;
hours $50 am. to 5 pm. Apply
Mr.. Hoover. EMERGENCY HoSPI-
tai. -27
PRODUCE CLERK-Exper. in display
ing produce stand and waiting or
customers; good permanent position
Apply in person, POSIE'S BAKERY
DELICATESSEN. 5756 Ga. ave. NV.
80
PRODUCE MAN - Exper.. reliable.
Apply Indian Spring Market, Four
Corners. Md. -26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to spe-
cislize in commercial and invest
ment-type properties. Must have
previous experience. Opportunity to
make substantial income working
Va. properties. Call OK. 0033 be-
tween Q am. and 5 pm, REAL ES-
TATE SERVICE, INC. -2S
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FLOOR MANAGERs-Part
time evening work. Apply
Mr.. Trettin or Mr.. Newman,
CHEVY CHASE BOWLING
ALLEY, 4461 Conn. ave. NV,
8 to 10 pm. No telephone
calls. ...-.
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PIN BOYS-Good pay, good
tips, excel. working cond. No
exper. necessary. Apply Mr..
Trettin or : Mr.. Newman.
CHEVY CHASE BOWLING
ALLEY. 446l Conn. ave. NV.
No telephone calls.
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BUILDING sUPT.

H.Ssst whs, fss q.
Of heavy oil burner, electricity and
plumbing, also supervise other help.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY, 5000
NJ 4th ST., Arlington, Va. -27
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LEGAL NOTICES tcon,.l

Issues in the Tillms
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10 am, FILLMORE DELEGATES
SEN, 2705 Columbia pike, Arlington,
SERVICE STATION needs . white
washers and lub. men; all must be
exper.; good opportunity for right
men. JoHNNIE'S AMOCO SERv.,
18th and x SITS. NV, ME. 6124.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
ABBY SaeIfa s4ai MeArshur EassS ahq blvd e1os nW
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
BRADSHAW'S ESQ STATION. 4601
Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo. 9515.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper., full full or
SHOE STORE, 403 7th' st. NV. -27
SHOE SALESMAN. exp. only: fine DO
sition and salary to thorough man.
3132 Wilson blvd. CH. as20. Arl.
SHOE Statesmen. excellent and per-
enced men. A. s. BECK SHOE CO,
Shirlington Shopping Ctr. -27
SHORT ORDER COOKS. .. white,
one full time one part time; week
Ms' snss' pass. msst 70 se ss5g' s5Ber' top pay
SHIPPING CLERK. age 25-35; exper-
fenced in wholesale electrical supply
business. Excel. working conditions,
hrs, State salary requirements.
Write Box 25S-Y. Star. -27
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. capable of
taking complete charge Of fountain:
excellent salary to right man: hours,
9 to 4. DU. $500. -227
SPECIFICATION WRITER. expert
enced, for work on Govt contract.
MILLS & PETTIcoRD, 33os 14th
st. NV. II
SPOTTER, exper. on silk and wool,
with exper. behind synthetic ma
chine; viii pay top wages to top
man. Apply S & K CLEANERS, 443
9TH st. WI. Kalieka. -27
STENOGRAPHER-CL permanent
job. 5-day week, vacations with
pay. state fully education. expert
ence and salary expected. give phone
number II any. Box 433-V, Star.
STOCKMAN, variety store; single,
ambitious; an opportunity. to learn
0 growing business. Employe ben
ants pnv A0n.v
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HELP MEN.
SALESMAN

Allen of Alien Realty is interested
in interviewing several we'll educated
young men who desire to make a
career of real estate business. Those
who qualify will be paid S75 weekly
drawing account against commits
sion Application accepted between
10 and l2 am. at l4S West Broad
ct Fails (hurch AA0A Or
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,. j. j. NICULAIDES. Att0fney 10
Party Secured. Continental Build
Observation-Disclosures 21
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~
SERVICEMEN--Experi-
enced only; good pay; car allow
ance. LACY'S Service Bldg. Half
and 9 sts: s.w. 80
car; excellent opportunity. Apply
1911 Nichols ave. sc.
THEATER MANAGER, white, 40 to
so yrs, sober, honest, married, me-
chanically inclined; no experience
necessary; must be willing to learn.
Apply 1916 9TH st. NV. End floor.
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HELP WANTED AcENcMs

STUDIO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Professional and domestic. Laundry,
cafeteria; s.h. and day workers. AID.
1779. 27s
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CARPENTERS WANTED
West y, st., of Lee highysy. Fan


West ST., of Lee highway. Fall
Church. Va, Donna Lee Gardens.
!. - Elsa Z q --27
CARPET MECHANIC and helper-
Helper must be mechanically in
: clined. No others need apply. D. c.
permit req. Top wages paid. 40-hr.
wk. Apply MUMMAS, $500 Conn.
ave-, Z pm. to o pm. -2s
CASHIER-cHECKER. full time. exp'd.
Apply In person. CORAL HILL SU-
s.sa PER MARKET, 47s7 Marlboro oIs gIks' :
CHEF needed before Oct. /; small
tavern. Md; hours pm. to am.
S75 salary. Box 3S7-Y, Star. .-27
CLERK, young man for retail hard
ware. exper. not essential. Live In
'A''''A VIZ 00A ~ So a''
CLERK. trade association mr.. statler;
$500 per "; general mail rm.
work; once machines and multi
lith machine; will give instructions
II necessary; prefer older man
not eligible for military service
Write Box 1f7-Y Star --27
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SALESMANAGER
DECENTRALIZATION

promotion salesmanager
pitalisstion bit 01s oreSnization tsnheS Expe2i- agi
enee in ordinary life lines desirable.
Salary overnight and commission
All replies guaranteed confidential.
Write full resume to- Box 490-Y
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Continued on Next pase)
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LaSl ssrd st. NV. Between 12-5 PM.
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AUCTION SALES Cont. J

fellow street NV.
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SALESMAN

To represent nationally advertised
line OF home improvements dsitrib-
uted by reliable frm doing business
in D. C. for over 20 yrs. Leads fur
niShed; systematic training. This
is permanent position; present
statesmen with US average 31a yrs.
each. Phone today or Sunday for
appointment. OIL. 1882. -27
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Box o6o-Y sta,

COOK-Nightwork; experienced: know
work well. Apply 1918 Georgia ave.
NV. -06
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTENDENTs
Attractive opportunity for men
capable Of carrying Job from start
to completion on small homes
spartment construction. write Box
COUNTERMAN, who can do short
order cookins, must be experienced
and sober. Apply in person Mr..
CARRERA. l765 New York eve ne.
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Statesmen

Il you are a first-class salesman we
have proposition which should
interest you. Fine future with fast
growing Mt Comfort Cemetery.
Draw against commissions. Leads
furnished. Our good men average
over $3.50 per week. Car necessary.
for appointment. 90
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Salary Plus Override

Od101 I 1IIS OVEI IIUt
Real estate sales manager who is en-
ergetic- efficient, and has the ability
70 orsanize and build a permanent
sales staff If you are confident
you can handle the job, call OW.
800 for an appointment. -27
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statesmen

We are in need OF 8 Conscientious
statesmen for direct selling of ma
tionally-known television, refgrs.,
washing machines and everything
for the home on credit terms. Full
time employment.
Salary and Commission
See Mr.. Silverman. Monday, Tuesday,
Aug. 2S, 90, between 10 anil pm.
USES, 315 18th st. NV, old Post
Once Bldg -17
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HELP MEN

ACC0UNTANT-ofice manager. quail
ifed man to take charge of books
and once: must have good refs.
Apply SAM BURKA, $40 7th st. Sc.
ACCOUNTANT and ONCE mansser;
General Motors accounting sxper.
pref; pleasant working conditions;
remuneration according u ability.
Apply in person. TEMPLE MOTOR
co.. 1914 DIAGONAL rd.. Alex. ---27
Observation-Disclosures
No selling; straight salary and car
allowance; no experience neces-
sary; only aggressive, alert and am
bilious need apply: must have
automobile; for finance company in
Silver Spring. Give qualifications
In own handwriting for appointment
70 BOX 10y. Star. 4,.t,s; ---26l
LINOLEUM MECHANIC
-GI training program, in Silver
Spring. HOME, INC. SH. 3352.
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Salesman -MerchandiSer
Nationally advertised frozen foods;
car furnished; vacations, company
benefits. Write Box 1850, Alex.
Va, giving age, salary desired. par.
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HELP MEN
CREW MANAGERS
SALE SUPERVISORS

Men VINO are interested in employ
ment in an essential industry should
investigate our organization. We are
national manufacturer OF gas
conversation equipment selling direct
to the consumer on definite leads.
Must have car and the ambition to
earn 500 or more per week. Apply
to Kirk Scbminke.
THE BARTON co.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
COMPTROLLER

FINE POSITION OPEN TO A
GOOD MAN. MUST HAVE
AN EXCELLENT BACK
GROUND OF EXPERIENCE
IN THE MORTGAGE AND
FINANCING FIELD. ALSO
MUST HAVE ABILITY TO
ORGANIZE AND MANAGE
PERSONNEL.
tALL CORRESPONDENCE
CONFIDENTIAL
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MEN to work on in
stallment accounts; must be exper.:
good salary, perm. position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING co. go
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SALES ENGINEER

HYDRAULIC MACHINERY
Sales agency REQUIRES capable man
with tech. exper. to contact Govt.
agencies: opportunity for high quail
tty man; income Is commensurate.
Box 165-Y. Star.
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to. call on retail grocery
stores. Car necessary. Good oppor-
tunity for men who want to make
selling their career. Reply in own
and educational background. BOX
1877. Star. -27
SALESMEN-Are you satisfied with
average wages? If you are better
than average answer this ad. We
pay salary, commission and bonus
proven product for a proven COM
pany.- Apply 11G9 Mt. Olivet ,rd.
ne. to 1o am. go
statesmen exper. in selling mems
clothing; perm. position. good sal.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
: Co. 702 7th ST n " go
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Real Estate Salesman
Experienced; opportunity for a work.
er to make q lot of money. Call Mr..
1vey. Sales Manager. RE. $3.50. o
to Sc
Colonial Investment Co.
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iGS rs 22Ss 1HSsuIsfffEHs9 IRTffHs9 rNnRH1i MahR
EXQUISITE The Dye Work spe-
cialist. GE. 9777.
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RECAPPERS AND VULCANIzERS (o),
exper. Call after s am. Saturday or
RoeKWooL oeaasy 81 MEehsNYcs fsa 3W sssa Wanted e
once: Only exper. men need apply.
CHAMBERLIN CO. OF AMERICA,
1928 N. Y. ave. ne, TR. 1886. -27
ROUTEMAN-Dry-cl y-cleaning, estab.,
route (Parkfairfax). $50 per wk.
Responsible married man. Ari. or r
Alex: res. pref. ov. 100. -26
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statesmen

Mems clothing, young man, expert
enced preferred, to take over men S
clothing dept. in dept store; good
salary with excellent opportunity.
SHIRLINGTON COOP. dept. store,
Shtrlinstons business center, Arling-
ton. Va OV h4nn Il
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SURVEY MAN

Man who can survey furnaces for the
installation of gas conversion burn
ers end new furnaces: must have
car; salary and car allowance. Ap-
1ly Ei-k Schminkr
THE BARTON co.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24
LOCAL HELP TO BE HIRED IN CONSTRUCTION HERE

Henry Benson, Commissioner of Labor for the Territory, states that he conferred with MT. Gass- land of the Gassland Construction Co.,, who is in charge of military construction in this area concern ing the hiring of local people for these projects.
 MT. Gassland assured MT. Ben son that his company would make every effort to give both native and white residents in the imme- diate vicinity employment prefer ence and that the people would be given notice when and where to seek this employment.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24
Old-Timer Beats Off Black Bear With Knife, Switch

FAIRBANKS, P)-Seventy-six year old sourdough Dan Gillis is recovering from a battle with a black bear. Gillis was armed only with willow branch and a poe ket knife.
 "But you ought to see the bear" " he commented good naturedly Sat urday. Gillis is nursing bites and scratches and a laceration in one arms where the bruins teeth cut completely through.
 Gillis said he was walking along a trail near his cabin at Dome Creek, about 20 miles north west of here, swinging a willow branch to brush away the mos quitoes.
 "I heard footsteps. I turned around to see a big black bear keeping step with me-" he said.
 Gillis said he brandished the willow branch, which was decid-
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24
CHINESE REDS SHELL oUEMOY ISLAND

TAIPEI, (P)-Chinese commun- ists began shelling Quemoy Is- land, off the mainland port o1 Annoy, tonight in evident prepa- ration for an assault on the Ma tionalist blockade base.
 The Nationalist defense minis try said the Reds had assembled some 1900 craft for an apparent assault on the island.
 This would be the first action of the Chinese war since President Truman requested the National ists to halt operations against the mainland.
 Quemoy is garrisoned by Ma tionalist troops under able Gen. Hu Lien.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24

FAIRBANKS, (P - "I'm not hurt, just being re-assembled!" That was the cheery word from Martin Millane, 30, in a hospital.
 He was recovering today from a high-fying accident at Liven- good, about 80 miles northwest of here.
 "I was adjusting valve at a new hydraulic station. I suddenly felt myself take off into the air with terrific force-like it was a rocket"
 When he came back to earth, some 80 feet later, he discovered his carrier had been a 1O0-pound pressure stream issuing from a broken 14-inch valve.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24

ANCHORAGE, (P)-Judge An thony Dimond sentenced Lilburn Barbeau Friday to three years in the penitentiary in connection with his manslaughter conviction for the death of cab driver Paul Gum.
 The prosecution had recom- mended a 1O-year sentence. Bar beau declared:
 "I came up here and Pm on the verge of success. The only reason this happened was that the gun was defective."
 Perjury charges still are pend ing against defense witnesses Der nard Hansen and Frank Jones, who testified the dying Gum ex- onerated Barbeau after the fatal shooting, which they said happen ed during a trade of two pistols.
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24
''"Too Many Reds In Hawaii For
 Statehood"

WASHINGTON (P), Sen. Hugh Butler R.-Neb0 said last week the strength of the communist movement" in Hawaii made it too risky to admit that territory to statehood.
 In an interview on NBC's "Pro and Con" program, he said the communist danger is more inn portant in Hawaii than in any of the 48 States because of Hawaii's isolation and its dependence upon shipping to bring in it's food sup ply from the United States.
 Butler sai the CIO ILWU "is completely controlled by commun- ists" and that Hawaii depends on shipping handled by that union.
 "Two years ago the HWU prac- tically got control of the Demi- cratic party in Hawaii" he said.
 So long as Hawaii is a Territory under federal control, he said, eve don't have to worry too much"
 But if it were granted state hood, he continued, cit would be shocking and very dangerous sit uation if we had communist-con- trolled officials ain many import ant positions"
 The problem of Alaska, Butler said, is "almost exactly the oppo- site of Hawaii"
 "The big problem is that Alaska does not have enough people to support the various services of statehood" he said.
 To impose upon the small pop ulation of Alaska the obligation of paying for highways, education, and other state-supported services would, Butler said, result in a great taxation increase there and the possibility of ''decay of pub lie service and security"
The Nome nugget., 1950-07-24

SEATTLE, P)-Joseph A. Nc Donald, an Alaska pioneer, died Thursday in his home in Fair banks, friends and relatives learn ed here Saturday. He served as an Alaskan legislator and as a U. s. marshal. He went to Alaska dur ing the gold rush i'm 1898.
 Rosary will be said tonight and requiem mass will be said tomor- row forenoon, both in Sacred Heart church.
 His widow and four sisters sur Vive.