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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
TRUSTEES PLAN 10
OPEN HOME IN SITKk
FOR PIONEER WOMEN

Alaska's women pioneers soon
may have home to which to re-
tire for their declining years, 'ac-
cording to Henry Roden, member
of the Alaska Pioneers Home board
of trustees. @
The Tower Apartment building
in Sitka, purchased by the Territory
about year ago, has been repaired
and improved, and now can accom-
modate from 20 to 25 persons, Ro-
den, said today,
Although the Legislature made 10
provision for operation of the
Pioneer Women's Home, the board
has decided to run it in connection
with the adjacent Mems Home until
the next Legislature takes action.
For the time being, the women VIII
take their meals in the Mems
Home.
The board plans to recommend
to the 1851 Legislature that the
present Tower Building, which is Of
frame construction, be torn down
and replaced by concrete struc-
ture," Roden said.
The women applicants must be at
least IS years old, have been resi-
dent in the Territory five Of the
past nine years-and be worthy,
according to Roden.
Applications may be made to any
of the three trustees or to the
Superintendent, Pioneers Home,
Sitka.
Serving with Roden on the board
of trustees are Charles w. Garter
of Juneau and j. H. Fitzpatrick,
Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

From Wrangell: Felix Toner;
from Ketchikan: Andy Barlow, Joe
Fessio; from Hoonah: DR.. John
hewitt, Charles Davis; from Hawk
Inlet: Mary Stevens, Louis o. Mears,
Rev. and Mrs. Nichols; from Chat
ham: Oscar Berseth, Harold Synnes-
tvedt.
From Haines: Faye Roberts. d.
M. Kantola, Clyde Bogh, Mrs. jim
my Bolton. Lester Farrell, John De-
BURN, Joe DeBruin, M B. Jones,
Reba Creech, Brooks Boulton, A. A.
Lyons. Arthur johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Jenkins, Tom Stewart, Dor
is Stewart, A. M. Woods, H. L.
Smith.
From Skagway: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Ma
son.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
JUDGE LLOYD BLACK
IS DEAD IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Aug. 23-R-Tederal
Judge Lloyd L. Black, 81, died early
today in Swedish Hospital. He was
stricken while watching an outdoor
swim show Sunday and underwent
an emergency operation Monday.
1t was the first day the widely
known jurist had missed from the
Federal bench because of illness in
II years.
Judge Black was appointed U. S.
Judge for the Western District OF
Washington by the late President
Roosevelt in 1889 and a year later
became Federal Judge for both the
Western and Eastern Districts OF
Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
RADIO LOG
n I N y
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CHS - NBC
DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
vuEnNrrCnAv rvrNryNrH

DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
WEDNESDAY EVENING
6:00-News.
6:15-Music.
6:20-Sports Scene.
6:S0-Billboard Of Air.
6:45-Local News.
700-LINE- UP-CBS.
7:3O-ARTHUR GODFREY CHS.
8:00-QUIZ KIDS-NBC.
8:3O-THE BIG STORY.NBc.
9:00-Alaska News.
9:15-Cote Glee Club.
9:30-JEFF REGAN-CBS.
10 :00-News.
10:l5-MINDY CARSON-NDC.
O:30-Forecasts.
10:35-Sign Oft
THURSDAY MORNING AND
AFTERNOON
Sign On
7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
a:05-Local Weather.
7:3O-News Summary.
8:0O-Morning Thought.
8:10-News Headlines.
8:25-Weather report.
9:00-Music for the Missus.
9:30-Weather report.
9:35-Keys TO Melody.
9:45-YOU AND THE RUS
SLAMS CBS.
0:00-News.
l505-Milady's Memo.
--Cavalcade of Music.
11:0o-TOO MANY COOKS-CBS.
O-MATINEE-CBS
:45-Singer of Songs.
11:55-Forecast.
12:O0-Pipes of Melody.
l2:l5,-News.
IL :30-DOWN HOMERS-NBC.
1:0O-GARRY MOORE CHS.
:3O-WINNER TAKE ALL-CBS.
2:0O-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS.
2:3O-MUSIC FROM HOLLY
WOOD-NBC.
3:OO-PUBLIC AFFAIRS-NBC.
3:15-Bing Sings.
3:30-Parade of Hits.
4:OO-BLUE BARRON-CBS.
4:3o-ETERNAL LIGHT-NBC.
5:00-Story Lady.
5:05-Music.
5:15-League Women Voters.
5.30-Stars On Parade.
5:45-Snake Pit Podium.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
Alaska Coastal
Taks 210 Passengers
In Two-Day Business

sNhghts Monday by Alaska COAST
al Alrlines carried total OF SO
passengers with 43 departing, As
bgyiving and nine on Interpret trips.
Passengers departing for Peters
burg we're: H. c. Heal, Gail HUM,
j. 1. Pressner, Betrice Arson, Rob-
ert Pinkard, Florence Wilson, w. c.
Ray.
For Ketchikan: E. Bergeror.
For Skagway: d. w. Kantola.
For Haines: j. Bean, Barbara
Eebman, Joyce liners, A. A. Schut-
temhelms.
For Turner Lake: DR.. and Mrs.
cady, DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Christian
BON.
For Sitka: Bud Phelps, Jerry Bea-
BON, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollis, Jan
Hollis, C. Wyller, Hugh Stoddard.
M. M. Flint, George Harris, Mrs.
E. G. Peterson. Bill Reynolds, W..
8. Aud. L. Bender, Gus Carlstrom,
btnny Thomas, Billy Martinez,
Myra Kadzow, Russell Fields, Will
ham Stevens, I. j. Cunz, Mrs. M.
jefferson. Ronnie Peterson, Mrs. L.
Mines. John Young, Gary Paxton.
For Pelican: Cap Hayes, Herman
Eeil.
For Hawk Inlet: William Post,
Frank Binchus. Mary Stevens, Rev.
Ind Mrs. Nichols.
For Gustavus Ellen P. Jones. Otis
cseasrnan.
For Tenakee: Mrs. Louise Mines.
Passengers arriving from Sitka
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Bell, j..
bochane, Brooks Hanford, M. And
rick, r. Conner, Les Lindstrom,
Grant Lablain, George Lablain.
From Chatham; John Young.
From Hood Bay: Alice Bennett.
From Hawk Inlet: William Tucker
Verne Nelson, Mason Peach. E. E.
zee, Daisy Wheat, Frank Binchus.
From Pelican: Ray Reed, Edward
5agent.
From Chatham: Robert Burchley.
From Toff: Joe Patacsil, Bob Hud-
ION, Carl Olson.
From Tenakee: M. Quinto.
From Haines: Mr.. nd Mrs. Earl
K. Mooers, Earle, Karen and Shar-
bn Mooers, H. Brown, E. Lindgren,
Mrs. j. K. Darwin, B. Bergman, Ed
Russell. C. E. Howson, Cole Will
jiyns, Bob Wehrer, Dorothea Fred
erick,, Robert Williams, Danny
Thomas, Burl Provence, L. Fuson, G.
Gentry s .tla g
From Skagway: William Martinez,
Thelma Clark.
Passengers carried by Alaska
Coastal Airlines yesterday totaled
biz with 81 departing, 81 arriving
and 80 on interport flights. %
Passengers for Haines were: Will
bert Hendrickson, Roy Hendricks
Mabel Hendricks, L. Blackwell, Car
tie Powell, C. Dunlap, Bob Wehner
Mrs. Darwin. 90
lFor Skagway: 1t. Alstrom. Ace
Williams, j. w. Foster, Hubert
Morehead, Lucille Simonstad; For
Gustavus: Ellen Jones; for Porpoise
isle: John Goetz; for Wrangeu:
Vera Williams, Mrs. Korhonen, ALE
Korhonen, Mike Korhonen, Jr.; for
ketchikan: G. T. Habercorn; Tor
Chatham: Oscar Bergseth, Harold
Synnestrendt.
For Sitka: Dorothy Dretzke, Shir-
lev Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Mooers
AArlee, Karen and Sharon Mooers
Mrs. and Patty Rinehart.
From Taku Lodge, passengers
were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Bolton.
From Sitka: E. G. Peterson, Bill
Aud, Mrs. Rusch, H. Satire, R. Dean
Bob DeArmand, H. Brown, S. Brown
Mrs. and Patty Rinehart, Mrs
Echwind, M. Flint, Hugh Stoddard
William Bates, Mr.. Newberry.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23

Hospitals in Japan are now re-
CURED to have central kitchens and
trained employees to prepare food,
thus abolishing requirement that
patients furnish someone to prepare
food and for other physical needs.
Evening star., 1950-08-28
HELP WOMEN

Addressograph Operator
Also some Multilitf experience neces.
sary; pleasant working conditions;
discount on purchases, free hospi-
talization and other employe bene-
nts. Apply Personnel Office, 5th
floor.
Evening star., 1950-08-28
PERSONAL

SUIT HATS MADE TO oRDER-New
fsl designs EN sgs4 y ff0Fie or felt MASsT Hss
books Started. kept; income taxes;
prompt; local refs. EN-, 1854. -2S
VACANCY for man: "a hour care;
oi. ot5ay ssssl ssayice; ameuiators only. as Gan
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
IF F You 70 ARE BOTHERED with sinus
trouble or poor circulation, drop
card to BOX 1878 for information
that that s,ll viii Be Of benefit to YOU. 2o'
NSRsSe KRs Care HONE dcoS Of ,dod sFh
ice. Vienna 305-J-4. .
WILL BOARD little girl; nice, pri-
yate, lie. home: loving care, Ii.
HEMs-Again for 81 each. any width,
dress or skirt; Prompt service.
lumbia I'd. NV. 81
LADIES, for effortless, scientific
air bubble bath followed by expert
MASSAGE: BETHESDA HEALTH
DENTAL TECHNIClAN--JOS. RICE:
prompt service. 502 Westory Bldg.
sos 14th ct. NV. at p. Ma 0773
vACANCY In nursing nome; 24-hr.
sssss ssnrsins sH ssrs enss licensed By county and
BRIGHTEN UP TOMORROW with
dyed by the Specialist who knows.
Specialist. GE. 9777.
VACANCY for elderly person IN COM
Portable home; convenient. attrac-
tive location; good food. Ii. 7,9ss5.
MOTHERS CARE given to children.
Sligo 1891. 80
MAIL ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE
SERVICE is again available at 41O
post ONCE" with standard lock
boxes, or call Ma. 1862. 31'
SINGING PINES NURSING HOME
| Little River Turnpike, Fairfax, Va.
| For rates phone Fairfax us. -2S
TOWN AND COUNTRY day school.
nursery throush 9Th grade, door to
94o1 Georgia ave. sH. 1874.
PRIVATE SCHOOL. Metropolitan
Area, viii offer special class for 9
emotionally. disturbed children, ele-
rnentary school age, under full-time
| psychologist. Write complete de-
tails. Box 6-T. Star.
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has some
pvt. and semipvt. vacancies at reas
rates; 24-hr. training nursing care;
daily supervised by physician. Falls
Church 0643. 81
LADIES, we can tailor you suit
from surplus mems suits. 21lt
R. I. ave me-, CO. S414. 80
SEE. BE CONVINCED. lovely new
close in: "a hrs. nursing care. 81
ACCoMMoDATIoNs for infants ant
live in; pickup and delivery serv'
ice. Licensed. AP. 2342. --29
vAGABOND CLUB wants unmarried
men and women who enjoy dancing
cards, square dancing. sports, out
ings. Call VAGABOND CLUB, 174l
Conn. ave. DE. $500. 1 to pm
DO YOU KNoW-some one able t,
teach piano $3.50 to 900 daily plu
Sats.: good salary; must hav
teachers certificate or supervisor o
music training. Box 66-Z, Star
EXCLUSIVE SUBURBAN HOME will
accept retired people needing super
vision, special diets, excellent care
OIL. 1015.
wisely, let an expert shopper bu
for you. We specialize in schoo
wardrobes. Consult HELENE, AK
Evening star., 1950-08-28

PLASTERERS (5O)
Long term job. BELLEVIEW APIS.
Mt. Vernon blvd, Va. HU. S210.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

FOUNTAIN BOY-Lttle experience;
good Job. MORTONS PHARMACY,
301 Pa. ave. Sc. See Mr.. Corbi.
MAN for evening work.
$50 to 10 pm. and Sun: ref.
NEW HAAiP. PHARM.. 5000 1st st.
FOUNTAIN HELP-Part-time evening
work. Apply in person only. 42o1
FUEL OIL AND SERVICE DIS.
PATCHER, for night work; 40 To
so yrs. old: 6-day wk. plus over
time; preferably living in ne. Sec
tion or in proximity Of crosStown
bus; hours during wlntertime 4 to
IL midnight. Call Mr.. Smith for
appointment and interview. no
0626. 80
FURNITURE-Exper salesman want
ed for retail furn. store, pleasant
working cond., company benefits.
Apply manager House & Hermann,
9TH and l SITS. NV. rs
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION at
tendant. must be experienced: 81
day wk., no night or Sunda' work;
Mr. Hook, American SERVICE
CENTER. Studebake" Dealers 5S5
ha r1 AL 10
Evening star., 1950-08-28
LIEB BROS.
MITCHELL 3-7420
(Eewark, New Jersey

CAFETERIA MANAGER, responsive
executive-type man capable OF as
Stunning full responsibility for man
agement OF large cafeteria; must be
5ully experienced; annual and sick
leave privileges. Box 293-T stsr.
CAR WASHER, prefer man with new
car experience, washing and polish
ing: a:od salary. No phone calls.
SERVICE CENTER. stnGebSker
Dealers. 5S5 N. Glebe RI, hrl.. Va.
CARPENTERS, must be experienced
Report to JACK WARD at 33O4
NWsIinnett rd., Chevy Chase Manor,
CARPENTERS, exper. men only; good
pay and steady work. LO. 5-2496,
or 40 Perry ave-. Kensington. i
CARPENTERS-Several 1st-class me
chanics for steady work in Wash
ington and Chevy Chase. HAM
NETT, WO. 1870. "a
CARPENTERS, with transp.; must
have sxpe:, IN remodeling; top pay
not lAi; apely: sMfrHERe SERefs / RAYToS, RRifaif a.
caRPErr rSqs aEcHANijc K Il NHjC and heipeI9 pe2o
Helper must be mechanically in
permt rs9 so 01es5s Foe vnees eea APP apPy p
wk. Apply MUMMAs. $500 Conn.
CAsHIER-CHECKER. fun time. exp'd
app h1ppiy n person; CORAL HILL sU-
PER MARKET. 4737 Marlboro Pike
Evening star., 1950-08-28
REST HOME
HELP WANTED. AGENCIES

Al SECRETARY. legal; $50 wk.;
must be exper. rapid in shorthand;
assoc. secy.. pub. reiat. wk, S55
wk,. Miss Grant at BOYD'S. 700
18th. cor. G. ma. 2340.
CAPITOL HILL SECY., S2,700, for
junior stenog., secy. office mgrs.,
single. $1,000. See Miss Young
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1911 G st.
NV ST 1864.
WE HAVE first-class colored help,
full or part-time, day workers, prac-
tical nurses. AID. 0639. PRU-
DENTAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Evening star., 1950-08-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTER-
NAL REVENUE, Baltimore. Mary
land-The following described per-
sonal property. seized from Phil
more Clark, sos End street me-,
WASHINGTON, D. c., under warrants
for distraint for the nonpayment OF
assessed taxes due, will be sold as
provided by Section $500 of the
auction on Wednesday, August 80,
1850. at HOO am, at Toms
Auto Service. Inc. 637 N street
NV. Washington, D. c.: / 1910
Pontiac. used, sport coupe, model
BIB. serial No. PSHB-17561, motor
No. S-236035. 30
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HELP MEN tcont. }

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. Chrys.
Ter products experience preferred. tc
work 5000 with guarantee ano
full benefits. Our men average vel
over S100 per week. Apply Mr.. Will
Plymouth dealer, Silver Spring. -29
AUTO MECHANIC. exp. in brake
lights and motor tuneup. Apply
DUPONT CIRCLE SERVICE CEN
TER. Conn. ave. and N st. NV, Mr..
Evening star., 1950-08-28
SEC, sTENos., BKPRs.
Unusual choice. excel. positions.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G ST. NV.
MEN

super market exper., 81 500.
Engineers. chemical, electrical, civil,
5 yrs. exper.. 81, 800.
Engineer. mechanical. 8 yrs. exper..
$500.
Purchasing agent. printed forms.
knowledge job-lot printing process
and prices. $60-S75.
Floor MANAGER. retail exper.. 30-40
yrs. S75.
Jr. salesman. national organization,
college pref, draft exempt. S72.50,
plus.
see'y: future. quick raise. start
WOMEN
SEC'Y. TENOGS.-Assn., civic or
ganization. universities, real estate
| manufacturer representative. D. C
| Govt. foreign mission. some 2t
days annual leave, o days. $2.400.
TYPisTs-D. C. Govt. insurance
assn. real estate, commercial.
days. S150-$216.
MANAGER, exclusive day school
children to 8 yrs. competent
staff. 4O-50 yrs. must be thoroughly
exper.. S4.000-$5, 900 plus main.
tenancR --02
Evening star., 1950-08-28
MELPAR INC.
452 SWAMI AVE, ALEX, VA.

DISHWASHER - Experienced. Refer
ences required. BASINS. 1920 Pa
ave. NV. --29
DRIVERS for Yellow Cabs, radio
hRTEER KEETNd ,o64sd lsol N vtb K ave ne
area. Apply CATHEDRAL SUPER
MARKET, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
DRIVER for light delivery. with some
knowledee Of Silver Spring and Be
t1usEs for Shosae %s $40 S5vps wins
DRIVER. CoLoREDf. eSper. in hand,
ling 11a-ton trucks. to run dry
cleaning route. perm. position; good
pref Aggly Mr. n9sRs GsRtner dss AR1sTo To
DRiVlEEiR-sALEsMAN-several retail
ice cream routes available; 7.day
week. Apply after II am, JACK
g. JILL ICE CREAM. Apply oil
daH fHvEEfE;-ss4ifLiEsMAN-your &; Sal own nd dry
or car needed; attrac. earnings;
familiar with Arl. territory. II
rS,y n Glebs Tds All, rs.. -2s
DhA ALESMhN-EStaD. launQry
and dry, dry cleaning route, exc. earn arm
DERERS, Eastern ave. at 37th ST.,
Mt. Rainier. Md. go
DRUG CLERK, permanent position
for man with recent exper.; good
P%Rk P9qss paHRM and sas!y 9ags os sHEpHERR sze
DRY CLEANING and laundry route
man, experienced man for estab-
lished route, excel. opportunity for
1--we wire; Phone COPE CLEANERS,
Electrical Engineer (JrD
Excellent opportunity for recent COL
iege graduate. Military experience
In electronic field preferred. Send
Seef eairement feie soR 4aa19, ana STAY STAR ae
ELEVATOR-SWTCHBOARD operators.
ming and night work; must have
sxper Cali Ma. 1921; p
ENGINEER, white, End class p. c.
End class. oil-fired, high pressure
i PoWeil. p'Hi dEoRaETowN 5 UNTvER- II s.
SITY. 37th and Q SITS. NV. -2S
ENGINEER, ice plant-Young man
preferred; $1.40 hr. straight time,
pH.1u IlI. Ofel ROOUf pCLHL
position for the right man. Apply
Mr.. Miller, ULINE ICE, 3rd and M
EsTIMAToR 81 for general contractor.
Must know local subs. Write expert
ence and salary expected. Write Box
EsTTMAToSR-sALEsMAN for res.
painting, with recent local exper
Apply In writing, stating all facts
in 1st letter to JOHN W. JOHNSON,
INC, 1924 De Sales row NV, Wash.
farm & AND DAIRY HAND-Experi-
enced with modern farm equipment
and milking machine. Small family.
Modern Arm. house, Reference re-
CURED; CHANT1LLY FARM. Fairfax.
Va. Phone Herndon 39-J-2. 20
FARMER R-HANDYMAN--
Care for chickens and cows. For
right man an attractive proposition;
man whose wife can help; no chill
dren; must be direct from country;
no retired people, For details see
or write MR.. BERKLEY, 1924 14th
st. NV -2S
Evening star., 1950-08-28
statesmen

We are now opening up 2 new po-
sitions for men between ages 20
40. No experience necessary as We
will train you. Large national chain
offers opportunity for advancement
excellent earnings through straight
salary and commission. No can
vasstng. Free insurance. Vaca.
ton with pay and bonus commits
sion paid to men able to show abil-
ity. Car essential Apply in per-
son, See MR.. N. g. DeMERS. 604
9th st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1950-08-28

DRY CLEANING and laundry route
man, experienced man for estab-
lished route. excel. opportunity for
FA 3OSS 90
Evening star., 1950-08-28
HELP MEN
6ALESMEN
ARE YOU JUST
"GETTTNG RY"2

Are you tired of seeing other men
making more money than you, and
do you want more money! lot
more money? Are you willing to
work, hard for 1t? We have an
for 2 men who really want to get
ahead. Naturally you must be re-
liable and have good references; also
car and telephone. For interview,
write fully to Box 397-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

In order to protect its adper-
ftsers from recetpinD circular
matter. it is expressly undersfood
and agreed that ali such mat
ter tpiu be Withheld as far as
possible by The Star Only bona
hde ansuers to aduertisements
addressed to boz numbers In
care of The Star t1iH be delivered
to ddDertisers on presonLalu-.
OF the bor number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

AUTO TRIM MAN-Good pay, hos
pitalization. leave, life insurance;
modern shop. See Mr.. Kirby or
Mr. Hurd. HILL a. TIBBITS, INC,
1114 Vermont ave. NV. 30
BARBER for -colored trade; must be
sober and dependable. Guar. $50
week. Apply 1702 2nd st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of typ
ing; 5-day wk.; refs. required. Box
BOoKKEEPER, f.c.. automotive ex-
perience helpful, but not absolutely
necessary; must be able to handle
volume detail work; I'm. statement
and monthly closing not required
Position in Alexandria: 5h2-day
week. Telephone CH. 1000, MR..
BRICKLAYERs wanted. Long time
Job. SH. 269S. Il
BRlCKLAYERS, steady work, white,
union. mechanics only. 9th ano
Hemlock NV, or call 81. 29S6.
BRICKLAYERS. qualified mechanics
for tirst-class work in Md. Va. and
D. c.; two years work ahead: union
wages: good conditions. WILLIAM
NELSON, 3S17 14th st. nv. TU.
Evening star., 1950-08-28
HELP WOMEN tcent.

CLERKS. experienced. for dry CLEAN
ing branch ONCE. Apply at once,
RINAL.DI ..Dd q LEEMANs DRY CLEAN
Frs; 1925 Georgia ave. -29
cIkERKt,TIiYPLsId, INT permanent position:
benefits; good working conditions.
cHGRkf9R1sTYounx CLERK fYY s1h Z; lady for full.
time permanent position. Apply be-
EXsF4sE izisR e e soss a5s 14al Fl Fs g. 1a1
cLERK-TYPIsT under 80 for per-
manent position in life insurance
CO.: pleasant working conditions;
800. s1s 14th st. NV. Between 8
cERRknfYPfsT., iii snf I RT, claim dept. la iarg.
stock casualty company; exper. not
nsiskssaFf Gan ssE.ra ME lS4S Sc. 2s
aeot a AMEsicAN MstH Ss'issR'vj SERVICE gee CEN: en-:
IER, Ibd 5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl. Or No
cRRGhs RERR-faPIsr-permansn. fallii position mGs
venient to transportation; paid va
cations and other employe bene.
IL IT, Apply IEh ssAFEwAY STORES. NC.
cLERK.TYPIsT. II ri r. for bookkeepinSS mS de-
6--day wk. Permanent position. Ap.
CLERK-TYPIST (2J, high school grad.
uate. 1880, single. living at home
with parents; no experience neces-
sary; we train you. Good health,
excellent working conditions. good
environment, permanent position,
vacation with pay. disqualification
and group insurance Phone for
appt. bet. 8 am. and 4 pm. Ex.
016S. -2S
CLERK-TYPIST, for general insur.
ance once; excellent working con-
ditionS in modern ONCE; $3.50 per
month to start. Cali ME. 2670.
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80 and accu.
rate with figures. for circulation rec
ords dept; newspaper of1ce: must
have initiative and ability to handle
details; 5-day week; Advancement.
CIERR2-Tr2pIsT. accident and health
sAcHseHfD a ass hfSe'isls NJ s11a. n0ns Between m
8 and 10 am. for appt. 80
position,
40-hour week. Goth CENTURY
FOX. Ais 3rd ST NV. so
CLERK-TYPIST
Interesting varied work in produc-
in detail work, air-conditioned build
ing. 5-day. 40-hour week. Inter
views 9 am. to 3 pm.
MELPAR, INC.
A52 Swami Ave. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1950-08-28
ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN
Recpt.-typist. radio, 8 day Open
Asst. Office mgr. typing $40
Teacher, shorthand-typ., ewes. Open
Bkkpr. styping. . days $50
Gen. ofhce. univ. typ. 3 day $40
Payroll elk, typ, ) day $40
Once help, no exper. nec.. 8 d. $50
Comptometer oper.. s day $50 lp
Secy., run ONCE. 5 day = S55
Secy legal firm. 5 day --.- $500
Secy, real estate ---.. 500
Sales advertising S55 plus
Sales, no exper. rec. 5 Gay S35
Cashier. no exper. nee. $50
Sales. Fri. night and Sat Open
MEN
Bookkeeper-typing. 5 day $50
f1nance work. car nee. 5000
Sales advertising S55 PLUS
Night clerk. ! TO 10. typ. S:I5
Baker. bread and rolls $50
Furn. sales S50
Stock cle-k, < day $40
Addressograph operator 5 day SI75
Cook, new restaurant Oren
Coun+erman. delicatessen Open
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY,
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OK. 4468,
Evening star., 1950-08-28

Electrical Engineer (Jr.D
Excellent opportunity for recent COL
lege graduate. Military experience
in electronic field preferred. Send
complete resume and salary re-
Quirement. Box 422-Y, Star. go
Evening star., 1950-08-28
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Washington, D. c.,
August %, 1950.-ORDERED: That
effective this, date that Rule l,
paragraph &C" of the ELEVATOR
So8. SoD hsssss spsndsd snS acs.S4s rs tSl
designed for use In private dwellings
or as invalid lifts by invalids and
not otherwise. provided for in these
regulations, shall be subject to such
rules for their safety and operation
as may be established by the Direc-
tor Of Inspection, in his discretion,
for fS5oeaSh each indiyid%al installation;
elevators, inclinators or invalid lifts
Capacity @ in excess Of 700 0o'i pounds sSS oeS or
q contract speed in excess of 80
feet per minute. Where invalid lifts
are desired in buildings. other than
private dwellings, only the enclosed
car. elevator-type invalid lift may
. shall ls,..; b subject =, to s,., the following
application and plans for such in
stallation shall be accompanied by
a physicians afidavit stating that
such installation Is necessary for
the use Of o specific individual or
individuals, and t2o such invalid
lift shall be operable only from
xsdn witn the Pg means Of key
type Of invalid lift, by whatever
name known, other than the en-
closed-car. elevator-type invalid lift
provided for above. shall not be in
stalled in buildings other than pri-
Sste sEo S%silinfsp yo4SN Efasestye August MRt
soE: G. R. YOUNG. Commissioners.