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The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28

NEW DELHI, India, (P)-The face of northeast India still was changing today in the wake of the devastating earthquake 13 days ago, which scientists state was the worlds fifth most severe earth quake.
 Spreading flood waters pushed further over tea gardens in Assam Province, where the quake hit hardest. The death toll was in the neighborhood of 5000.
 Minor shocks continued in the province. Millions prayed in the streets and fields.
 An estimated 5,0O0,000 persons were reported homeless. Property damage was placed at $20,000,000
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28
Nome Feels First Earthquake Shock

Nome experienced her first real earthquake tremor last Friday at five-forty pm. This was followed by two more lighter tremors be- fore six o'clock, and another at nine o'clock. Sunday evening an- other light tremor was felt at about nine o'clock, as well as Sat- urday afternoon at one o'clock.
 Reports from Kotzebue tell of a similar tremor Friday about the time Nome was feeling it.
 According to the U. s. Weather Bureau. no reports were received from any of their stations.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28
Eighteen Die As Freighter Rams Hospital Ship

SAN FRANCISCO, (R- Eight cen persons died as the hospital ship Benevolence, with about 515 aboard, was rammed by a freight CT and overturned Friday night. The navy said it believed all others were accounted for.
 The survivors were scattered through various hospitals in the San Francisco Bay area, or had gone to their homes in nearby cities.
 The crash occurred south of the main ship channel entering San Francisco Bay, about four miles from the Golden Gate bridge.
 Visibility was zero as a blind ing white fog drifted in from the sea.
 The outbound freighter, Mary Luckenbach, ripped into the white flank of the hospital ship which was entering the harbor after a trial run.- The freighter appeared little damaged. It crept into port
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WASHINGTON, (P) - SD,

WASHINGTON, (P) - Sports men may have to wait until to- morrow to find out when they can go duck-hunting and how many birds they may kill.
 The fish and wildlife service in- dicated a month ago, in announc- ing that the waterfowl hunting regulations would be out about a month later than usual this year, that the seasons bag limits and other rules would be announced later.
 But an interior department spokesman said there was no like lihood they would be signed by President Truman before tomor- row.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28
George Armitage, Hawaiian Tourist Assn. Head Visits Nome

George Armtage executive secretary the Hawaiian Tourist Honolulu accompanied by George Sndborg Development Board guests of the Chamber of special luncheon at the Beng Sea potenaie of increasing the tourist business to a Alaskan industry.
 meeting that this the 30th meeting held in August meetings being held with Alaskan groups average of to three day.
 Armtage explained how Hawaii and Alaska have lot in that their limited He stated that Hawaii promoting its tourist industry for 50 until it the industry which brought in He in with the business subscribing tourist promotion and getting matching Territorial Legislature and how this the members the Tourist subscribed $5000 which also matched by the This considered donaton but sound invest 
 explained Hawaii the de- velopent industry Hawaii completely isolated by water reached by water rail- and auto mobile Amage stated " believer tourism it is nexhausible"
 questions asked treat tourists Mr. Armage plain fendness attitude of citation visitors coming the most important factor of a
 It brought the meeting that neighbor Canada reaped income of $27O 900 with tourists last
 Mr. Chicago where he is member of the Chamber Commerc backed the the excellent organization of the Hawaiians
 Mr. Armtage Sundborg left last evening for Fairbanks and planned to leave for F" Yukon this morning
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28

On the tip of the peninsula 8,90O- foot Mount Pavlof was belching smoke 10000 feet into the air. miles and visibility was impaired.
 Volcanic Cycles Cited
 Several months ago Father Ber- nard Hubbard, geology head of the University of Santa Clara, predicted a big eruption. Hub bard, famed for his exploration of Alaska's active volcanoes, said he believes volcanoes operate in cy- cleS.
 Mount Katmai erupted in
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The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28
Truman Cracks Down Hard On
 Gen. Macarthur

WASHINGTON, R-President Truman has cracked down on Gen. Douglas MacArthur for pro- posing to make a statement on Formosa which the White House regarded as an improper venture into the field of foreign policy making.
 Presidential Secretary Charles c. Ross disclosed today that MT. Truman personally directed that MacArthur withdraw the state men he had sent to the Chicago encampment of Veterans of For eign Wars. In that statement, Mac Arthur had declared the safety of the United States demands that Formosa remain in friendly hands.
 This was, at the least, off tan- gent from the administrations de- clared policy that Formosa's fu- ture must be settled at the inter- national level.
 So MT. Truman, in addition to the crackdown on MacArthur, made public a letter to Warren Austin, the American ambassador to the United Nations, repeating his Formosan policy "to the end that there be no misunderstood ing concerning the position of the government of the United States"
 The whole incident seemed cer- tain to leave lasting scars in a sit uation already marked by sharp differences between some high military and diplomatic officials over foreig npolicy.
 There were indications that it would lead, too, to further deter iorations of the Republican-Demo- cratic cooperation on foreign pol icy matters.
 Senator Knuowland R.-CalifO,, ,, who has been critical of Far East ern policy, got out a statement ac- cusing the administration of 'gag- ging" Macarthur. He called this
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The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28

DETROIT (P)-Three stories. up Eugene Casey, 23, was at work on his painters chair.
 Beneath him on the ground was Al Bodnar, 40, fellow worker.
 The chair collapsed and Casey fell. Bodnar, with arms out stretched, broke the fall.
 Casey. weight l40, suffered re- ported minor injuries. Bodnar, about 200, wasn't hurt at all.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28

CHICAGO, R)-A man fell in the doorway of North Side cur rency exchange Friday and cried, "I think I broke my leg, help me"
 Miss Hazel Guthrie, 49, hurried from behind her bullet-proof cashier cage in the exchange to help the man. He jumped to his feet, menaced her with a gun and forced her back into the cage.
 Then the gunman took $4,000 from a safe and fled.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-28

WASHINGTON, (P)-CAA air traffic controllers will use knots and nautical miles in all commit nications with aircraft after July ], 1852.
 A similar change was made standard for U. S. military avia- tion in 1946, CAA said in announc-
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Newsfeatures
 Aaska-The explosion in modern history the Alaskan Peninsula Scien that 1850 will be the the eruption that will make the ABomb like popcorn.
 activity during through the length the 60Ome Beneath the smoking steamng fmaoes building mendous sWring pools molten lava seeking Gauged by performances that Alaskan Pen ula The who study natures fireworks ogists-don't that the volcanoes Field recently had living their
Evening star., 1950-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SAlI

asSMN1aS. kiSS. snsl sT.na. s%sl sE.i ssss ss ss;
siano tuned, repaired and delivered.
PAUL SoIBART, in American
GeeTEis ave. Ap, Sass from . 70
take pianos IN trade. its
PIANO, Estey baby Erand. scod con-
sn s1,iop, ISs nHs' sell BY SATURDAY, Can
rISSos~Espss.; n. ,os .u.r.nt..d s,ss.
PIANOS - oovsrnmsn, employees,
members OF the armed serYiesa.
etc can save up 10 SOC. on new
iiandAtd.m.ss ,ss,e Snsn.ss planes By arIsnEins
soeiaiions banks or service hnan-
yenss Sterling $500. rHS PIANO
ps.NoS MARr lnls & IN ST, nv. Ia
money on brand new pianos .; we'll
known standard makes over 100
new instruments to choose from;
also many used pianos; rentals
tSom S. monthly 81. $500, rHT
Gust above the Library. ia
PlANoS-u you are lookins or Q
piano oe SURE TO see the HardmAn,
n class with the best One ei
tne very Few piano names eft that
fA0 uAEmt. Nn0
has been making the same piano for
i0S continuous years SpinetS. eon-
soles and grandS. makers also Of ths
MinipiAno piano, the most popular
OF all small pianos Prices starting
At S44S Also q teW demonstratoFs
and floor samples at sreatly reduced
prices including such fine names a.
HARRINGTON, wuritEer. Hensel and
Bremen pianos Easy. lonK terms
desired Your old piano accepted
a: fair trade IN LUBAR. NC
500 81 nv, ST o2S0
PlANos-We have several used
spinet pianos that We are closing
out at prices from Se7S TO x3aS.
ST, 94On, JORDAN PIANO CO.
corner 18th and q SITS. NV. Ia
PIANOS FOR RENT-u you want
70 rent piano and intend 10 keep
u for at least six months, We can
oneT you very attractive rate.
ST a4oo, JORDAN PIANO Co,
corner 18th and @ StS NV Ia
flANoS-Clearanee- OF recondtttoned
grandS OF such famous makes as
knabe StHinwRy, Fischer, at tre-
mendouS savings; a liberal allowances
Ior trade-in. KITS, 1890 q 81.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

coLoRED. settled; g hours, Mon,
Wed: apt. care, Inv; mr.. car
lines; 75c hr. cariare. co. 1919.
COL0RED GIRL desires 5la days a
Ho Eeek 41as Or day work. Call any time
coGoRED GIRL desires work caring
for children and willing to cook;
live in: ME. O939.
CoLoRED GIRL desires general
eUasswoFk efenees Cali ne1t St. ffDssrienced fgsi ref
C0LORED GIRL wants part time OF
CURTAINS beautifully done at home
Call TR. 1885, AIT 18th st; Sc.
GIRL, colored, desires position as
ref: Cali AT. 1864 after 7 pm.
GIRL, colored, desires gh.w. or dish.
washer. Call ME. 0679.
GIRL desires o Job as general house
worker or nursemaid. Call FIR
GIRL, colored. exper. cleaner ane
laundress. wants days work or par
TnMaN Sime; good cd,d1dd ref; ia; s35S; -,
5sp part fond sdms efd esdren sSne' ST. deRsnd 9s
WOMAN, colored, desires days worl
for, Wednesdays: and Fridays; ST
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN want
fsst days plsee Seek Re S5 part ats time 10
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my excel
lent maid: neat, dependable. goot
worker, good with children. SH. 435!
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL wishes job
daywork or general housekeeper
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL want
| gh.w.; fond of children; writer
refs; o5h days. ERNESTINE. Ii
Evening star., 1950-04-13
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and s;h;w,,o ,odl liye in, reliable,
COOK AND CARE for mother. kind,
white lady of good habits; live in;
co6ka Pn ~ G.W', a,5ss1; slper refs; live 7 In;
good salary. OR. 7020. IA
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. good
cook. laundress; So days; references
required. NO. 1874 -13
G.H.W.. cook, experienced. live in;
refs, required; good salary. Call EN-.
G.HW.-5h-day week, exper. with
children; good ironer; stay 9 nights:
city refs. $40 wk. RA 8237. --15
CHI W.-Live in, 512-day week. Pleas
ant 3d-fioor room: S25 week. OIL.
G;H.W.-Part time, hours. 10 am. to
refs: S12. Write BOX 4O2-Y. Star.
G.H.W.-Cook. live In; must be de-
pendable; honest. City refs: Good
G;a%: sa;,Ss 80 psr sssk ss i've il; silSsf
G;H.w.I5 afternoons week, a:so
through .Is $40 dinner; recent refs
G.R: W. - Colored Must live in.
81 days, local refs. EN-. 144s.
G,H.W.-Exp., help with children,
liye in, Y day Thursday and Sunday
Gaw. I'll Heis and a9 eoofinr. KK On IN town town,
adults, references REQUIRED. DE. 29O2.
GIRL, colored, for g.h.w. and
mothers helper; easy work; must be
fast and capable of working without
sonstant Son ant supervision; sssy 5,dsy week
GIRL, colored,. live in Capitol View
area. care for 2 children, no house
work, 5-day wk. LU. 4-6237. -16
MAID, colored, not over 80: for
beauty salon. Neat, dependable and
RaI Eel,aeIei aso-y references; stsI e-day week
MAID, between so and 40, to do & W.,
laundry, Must be fond of children;
city refs. req. AK. 4265. -13
MAID p-G.HW.M7Young married couple
wit Tith baby ,.at iiyein; IN neT sHSe kit; refs
MoTHEk's HEIPERMGood ffssi T ses9' home a and
small salary to white woman. VI
NURSE, colored, exper.. for children,
rSs i've in' vp local refs. required, Chevy
days, work from, 1870 noon: to
assist colored lady about 2 days.
WOMAN, white, 25 to 40. to care for
small girl. in exchange for rm. and
references. also be experienced. WA.
5O56. Ia
EXPERIENCED WOMAN. help take
care of two children, aged 4 mos.
and alternate Suns. Apt. Refs.
rea'd. Good salary. OR. 1857. IA
FASTIDIOUS white or colered woman
to live in. Must be efficient cook
and house cleaner; S12O mo. OIL
MATURE WOMAN, exp, g.h.w., for
empl. cple. Lively 3-yr,-old boy
Sleep in. compl. charge. LU. 1-S347
2 WOMEN, cook and maid. settled
experienced. Must have references;
health certificate; live in. Write P o
Box 1886, Alexandria, Va, or call
TIE. 2931. Ia
COUPLE, permanent; exper. cook and
houseman; live in; good ref. NO
210S. IA
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN for general
houSework: live in; salary open.
1918 Juniper st. NV. AFaE III
Evening star., 1950-04-13
SITUATIONS MEN

BARTENDER, middle-age. sober; Al
club, resort or hotel; Is yrs exper
lockwood 5-O45S.
CRAFTSMAN, piping, age 25, 5 yrs.
exp. marine and mechanical piping,
desires position, full or part time
VIM: LEUNG, Ii. 3-3065. 13"
FURNITURE REFINISHER, exper. on
best new furniture: have car. CO.
LAWYERooFF1cH 1Y RlseT fr M9NAGER&p. IA liS2so c.
Bar; experienced, competent; pres
emily employed, avail. short notice
MAN, 81 years old, Calf, experience
building materials, calling on archi-
tects; desires full or part employ
ment. Box 65-D, Star.
MEAT CUTTER expert. buyer and
manager now available. Box 45-D,
sTENoGRAPHIc SERVICE by Il" ap-
pointment; accuracy, speed, relia-
bility, economy; 81 so per hr. MISS
HYBNER, MI. 1920.
EVENING LAW STUDENT. good educ,
BACKGROUND; responsible positions ir
private indus. and Govt. serv.. seeks
position calling for intelligence ano
opportunity to develop: prefer work
related to law field. Box GID, Star
EXPER. hosp attendant wants work
as attendt. in homes with invalid men
or sick ones. SHELTON, MA. 5000
FILIPINO wishes position as valet
in family: free to travel: experienced
VETERAN, COLORED, single, free te
travel. desires job as chauffeur
houSeman. LU. 4-727S. Ia
Evening star., 1950-04-13
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porches, recreation
rooms: nothing down. 7 yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO., RE. 4477.
CEMENT WORK. driveways. walks
steps. retaining walls, all expansion
venient terms. CARGO, OV. 54S1
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. Tag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys. fire.
places. cement driveways. porches
Einds EEeiradininsf walls; pipe drainage 81
cUec19 Roate Raaef0r90Pf &C Horners MAR fane
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville :}5SS
FfN.E. Cham Link; immed. installa-
ton for nationally known fence
Phone anytime for estimates, terms
FfNcE Eli aoS7 rsiyanizea 9E rA 57s Chain link 81,
posts. set in concrete; immediate
erection; get the best for less Phone
HO. $3.50; ewes. and Suns. DE 1854
FENCES. chain link, picket, estate,
eta ets;; installed seIn n concrete, Lcyest
best: laying, sanding, finishing
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS TORS inc 1912 Wisconsin ave
MODERNizINe ano additions, cellar
estimates NATIONAL CoNTRAcT.
&c &c CO.; 1903 Bye st NV
to roof Cali RA. 026O for free est
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION CO
PORCHES, screened and enclosed; re-
modelling driveways and garages
built; expert workmanship: no money
Williams S1Mn ysi AMEs1cpHN K piy Ho%E esSne iM ME
PROvEMENT CO., HO. $3.50: ewes
and Suns, WA. 6274. -25
SCREEN your porch now while
have best materials. Terms to suit
w. D TAYLOR. ewes. 81. 3942
SCREENS MADE TO ORDER, porches
screened, screens renewed and re-
paired. Phone OW. 461S. IA
FREE ESTIMATES on concrete, drive.
ways and Sidewalks. Call MR.. HILL
evenings. EN- $500. -13
FOR BUILT-IN CABINETS, shelving
chest drawers, HOLLYWOOD hea-
board. call L. T. DIXON, FA. 609s
HERE 1T IS! A new shipment of 40.
ID. tin for your roof. Work don't
Immediately EN-. 3062. 19s
Evening star., 1950-04-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

AIRLINES NEED young women as
reservatiolistS, communicationiSts or
hostesses. Training approved by Ad-
visorv Board of representatives OF
16 major airlines. Must be H. S
grad. 1s to 80. unmarried. Inquire
only. Phone Df s4os. Mr.. Nc
MASTERS, RIM. 1149, Munsey Bldg.
Central Schools, Airlines Division
TYPING, easy. quick method. Short
hand. bookkeeping, comptometer
New classes starting NOW. GI ap-
proved. BOYD SCHOOL. 18th and
GIs TAKE A COMPLETE TIE COURSE
at Boyd's. 1t pays Boyd. Guarantees
positions to its graduates. Excel
positions. Why be unemployed now?
BOYD SCHOOL, Est. 33 yrs, 18th
and G SITS. MA. 2340.
TELEPHONE (PBX) course with typ.
ing tessent.aD; . wks.. S25: excel
opportunities. Begin at once. Est
33 yrs Miss Page. in BOYL
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GJ training, day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEA UTY COLLEGE 1910 @ at NV
Evening star., 1950-04-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS-Ladies' tailoring; ex-
reas. rates. MRS. CARPENTER. I25
RR,Gk 81 se Ann It sToNK SG5G no,r.,n9 c.t,r. 11
mechanic. CH. S596 after pm.
BR1cKLAYING - Firep,aces. Chin
ns,rsu nsys walls ana FscNAk yalks Oglt snd 6s-
cAkPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms, porches incl. stairways,
mercial: J: 2. HENDRICKS: UN. 249l
CARPENTRY-Gsn; remodel; cabs;
CEaEAR Ea sGh Or waits III. VIZ WEI. Masonry as3
EDSak WoRks Mr. kEvtss. hssAI II. MsaAt alsaoa
cLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Eec.r,.
RoTo-RooTER Phon. RA ssss
anv dav. any night
ELECTRICAL install, repairs, re-
wiring stores. homes, fluoreseent fix.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations
Saop' Ice A. c Sl EIFSTR1c ssSTs: CO. "a ss5S s
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
polishing and waxing. Call RA
FLooRs sanded and finished. Qua.
ity work at Q reasonable price. NJ
MORRIS Sd 2277
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
FLOOR CO.. RA. 4346. 709 Ken.
FLOORS sANDED and finished: OLD
iqors made like new: TAYLOR
FLo0R SANDING SANDING and md finishing, by
skilled fioormen For courteous
service call r. HARR, WI. 4770.-24
Evening star., 1950-04-13
TELEvisIoN REPAIRS

RCA VICTOR factory branch service.
RCA SERVICE CO., INC, 335 18th
ST. ne FIR. 1890. 80
YOCUM'S TV, l1th and K sts Sc.
Ii. 7-409l. We offer considerate
personal service. Open evenings.
-15
ACTION SERVICE, all makes; re-
newal contracts; on call "a hrs.
Call ST. 00S0. BONDED TELE-
VISION & RADIO SERVICE, 929
Eye st. NV. -22
FOX 4 KASMIR, factory authorized
television service ia. 5327.
at no extra cost: all makes. EX-
PRESS RADIO. Ia. 5151. lie
Evening star., 1950-04-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COOK tSwedish)-Pastry and cater
ess. desires position with catering
concern or hotel. thoroughly trained
and experienced: excellent refer
ences. Box GOD. Star. Ia
NURSE, white, consider any case, or
nurse companion; Al reference;
EsGeS hSf IS Decasuf 3s5
wishes position with children; refs,
PIX. oPERAToR-Telephone CO. ex-
peerience: desires position. Phone AT
9S40. MRS. HACKETT. 13"
PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored. exper.
ref, desires maternity cases or care
OF children. Ii. 4-093S.
REAL ESTATE CASHIER - Several
yrs. local rental and mtge. loan exp
in lge. real est. firms: excel ref
Box 64-D, Star. 16s
TYPING WANTED, at home; envelope
addressing, stufine. ETC.: Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. AD. 1885. 15'
YOUNG WHITE LADY desires steady
job. knowledge of switchboard op-
Grating; librarian, clerk. Some typ
NEAT, Virginia colored girl wishes
chambermaid work. Refs. HU. 1917.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
PERSONALS

FOR A WONDERFUL summer. join
JUST FOR FUN CLUB. Enjoy dane
ings. cards, fishing, sports. beach
trips, you'll remember. Hundreds of
nan6 msm6srs ra assure fn you plenty Of Of new new
character. a: Sa cali call JUST ST. For = FUN FUN
CLUB. 1745 Conn. ave-. DE. 2500
LOVING home and care for child;
licensed suburban home; large yard;
A HOME in the country for your
child; 100 acres of safe play space
Mrs. Bickle, Haymarket 74F-21;
Mr.. Bickle. ST 5000, ext. 27O2.
CHiLDREN'S and babies portraits,
done. by experienced woman artist
in Oil water color, or pastel. DU.
SLIGO DAY NURSERY; we now have
a few openings for children, ages
J. u to ; yrs. transportation, hot
dinners and large play grounds.
sligo 1883. tNr. N Hamp. and un
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinished
GEORGE T. SHANNON. 11O1 18th
st. NV, DI. 1857. 13'
WHITEHALL sANlTARlUM has pri-
nursins Care fa'e5 Owned 52
who is in daily attendance. FA. O643.
VACANCY in nursing nome; 24-nI
ssrsins ststa So saTe eoeo l5sensed By county and
I NEED NAMES Of car owners who
drive to work and are willing to take
paying. riders. Box 4SS-B, Star. 12"
VACANCY for elderly lady; NV. sec
ton; private bath: 24-hr. nurse;
wHiTE fEng servlse WoMxS, MS SHsl take complete S
charge small rest home; married or
single. SH. 4O14, 3 to 4 p.m.-13
VAC.--Cheerful lie. rest home; good
,F20dsu f9od; 941hr lEs Sars rs,, LU @ a.47se L.
sth st NV. GE. 97S9. -16
BLANKETS dry cleaned and returned
soft and fluffy minus dirt and
germs. For limited time, so cents
We operate our own modern plant.
New Jersey ave: NV, or at plant,
207-9-11 New York ave For near
est location or pickup and delivery.
call Sterling 1913. Z am. to 8 pm.
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo ano
WHRFdYNN S{6 1 \ ; sEAUTf SeAs eotIEaF
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments
rEEI ZEE Better t.h afler q frst TIE treatmen,
exhaustion high blood pressure
sinus arthritiS constipation piles
helped remarkably by manipulation
diathermia colonic irrigation gal.
vanic, sun rays and other methods.
men women: lady naturopath 20
years exnerience. Reas SH 1855
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
OF 5th Ave-; N. Y. can solye any
too hard to do. Custom made. re-
styling, alterations. Centrally To-
Gated, ITO F st. NV, Rm. 90
Phone Elk. 1903.
Observation-Disclosures
Finest tailoring of all kinds: reas
Open till 8. MRS. MACY, AID. 1854
Evening star., 1950-04-13
HELP WOMEN

LADY, white, baby sit, evenings
Wk. In exchange for room. AK. Ss42
WOMEN. for interesting TELEPHONE
work. Full or part time. In Hyatts-
vile ONCE. Apply Room 3. 5203
Baltimore ave. or call AID. 1882,
after 9 pm, WA 24S7.
WOMEN, white. exper. on soda foun-
tain, full or part time. 1924 MINI
Evening star., 1950-04-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES; want
ppaassengers; April ~ or Is. Cal
TWO STUDENTS want ride to Chi.
cago or vicinity around April 14th
DRIVING WEST COAST Monday, de.
sire companionship congenial lady
share expense. driving. TR. 642s. 49,