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Evening star., 1950-06-01
HELP WANTED
FAMILY GROUP

Family experienced in hotel work tc
run and operate medium sized
beach hotel on Chesapeake Bay
Need manager, chef, bartender, and
proper party. Attractive wages Of
fered to competent parties with
references. Room and board in
cluded.
CLIFFORD C. WOODARD
Westriver 6421, Shadyside, Md.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
LEA ENGEL, DRESsMAKER
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

SALESMEN-Retail trade. See Mr.
Ford. BOYD'S, 700 18th. cor. G NV.
eECRETARY-B0OK real es-
tate firm; Arl.: days, $50. PO-
TOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1894 Wilson blvd. Arl., CHI. 5000,
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, 14th and @. RE. 393s.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
HELP MEN
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for q
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 35
years of age; previous experience
and D. C. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel. Room 500.
Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
UPHOLSTERER
First class man for finest custom
work. Must tuft and cut. Steady
work. RA. 1900. -
exper.; sol per wk d,
excel. working cond. BEN HUNDLEY.
BAG 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE


We train you; 21 to 35; good educa-
ton; car necessary. For appt., call
Elk. 1858 or 81. 015S.
KITCHEN HELP. steam table man,
dishwashers, porter; sober. expert
eneed. dependable. Apply S15 18th
LABoRTERs g, for DEVELOPMENT in
ss RarF Vest Ma q ssh APRD t. 64oS
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR for
charge of group Of apt. buildings. s,
comprising about 700 units. State
age. age, refs expers; and salary ex-
MEAT Rss0 coGNTERSaN; GHS ERSIa; staF' for Fridays
MARKET. 1928 Park I'd. NV. .
MECHANIC. washing machine; sober;
references; experienced automatic
washers: PROCTER & HUTcHIN-
MECHANIC, first class; farm tractor
and equipment exper. necessary:
steady work. paid vacation and
holidays, See Mr.. zarnstorft or
sn7,na nh dealers leT 81%e Ga. ave. SILVER
NfWsPAFEk fRs'spl PR REPORTER, leg M man
with. Air Force experience, preferably
service journal background. Box
NlUhI WAIChMAN IN town, not q
construction Job: settled, non-drink-
er; no heavy work. Write. giving
past 10 yrs. employment to BOX
OFFSET ENTERTAINMENTS be fully
exper.. hit. and line; some color
separation. DI. 0535, 8 to 4:30.
Mr.. Green. 5
OPERATOR for tractor-shovel; must
be experienced. Cali R. 9. SMITH,
WI. l627 or OIL. 303S. 4
PAINTERS, must be exper.; report,
1203 Eye st. NV.
PARKING LOT MANAGER, white.
2l-35, exp, excellent character;
ref. req. and ability to render cour-
teous service; permanent position.
Call MA d9kO or III nRO . D
Evening star., 1950-06-01

RADIO MAN, white, with car-radio
experience; excellent opportunity to
advance; vacation with pay, bonus.
HERSON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE
RETAIL LIQUOR SALESMAN. thor
oughly experienced. NEY LIQUOR.
MA. 1851. 10l3 Pa. ave. NV. Il
R0OFERS-Men for asphc 1t, asbestos
and slate work; experienced men
only need apply. KNIGHT ROOF
ING CO., S405 Ramsey ave-. Silver
Spring. =
R0OFERS, exp; slag roofers; must
know how to use pitch. Call Ia.
ROUTE SALESMAN, aggressive man
for laundry route sales: exp. help
full; bond required. HOME LAUN-
DRY, 110l Raum st. me-. after
SALTS CLERK. hardware store ex-
perience; permanent; paid vaca-
tions and holidays. See Mr.. Maloney,
MLONEY'S. Me- STAG Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. %
Evening star., 1950-06-01

CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Interesting work in auditing dept. !;
knowledge of Burroughs calculator
or comptometer essential. Employe
discount privileges and other liberal
benefits; 40-hr.. 5-day week. Apply
personnel office.
SEARS ROEBUCK r. co
Evening star., 1950-06-01

charge Of drugstore; se esPSri; saiary. tdas piRs
percentage. Minimum sal, Si25.
PHARMACIST, full-time; air-condi-
toned store. CROWN DRUGSTORE,
2201 4th st. me-, mr.. r. I. ave.
white mechanics, one
WANTED-Whhite me-
chanics only: report to Job at Ken
sington Estates, Summit ave. and
Brookfeld, Kensington. Md. IS
with Nd. iourneyman
cara; steady year round work Ap-
ply JAMES PLUMBING a. HEAT
ING. 2012 Duke ST.. Alex, Va. OV.
PORTER. colored, exper.. for liquor
store, and must furnish good refs.
Apply. to WORLDS LIQUORS, 4O1
PoULTRY DRESSER. colored. Apply
in person. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
PORTER AND DISHWASHER, steady.
dependable. No Sundays, Apply in
person only. NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
IOOO Conn. ave. NV. i
PRECISION OPTICAL MEN, expert
enced in grinding and polishing
precision optical elements. such as
lenses, prisms. mirrors. etc. PRE-
CISIoN PRODUCTS. 719 7th st.
NV. EX 5611
PRESSERS, experienced; $50 week
guar: vacation with pay; higher
earnings possible on piecework basis.
OV; 1900, .2756 South Quincy St,
Arlington, Va. 8
Evening star., 1950-06-01

ARCHITECT
THE BEST PERMANENT JOB
IN TOWN"
Must be good contemporary designer.
Excellent pay based on experience.
ability. and application. Bring sam
pies of work.
SHAPIRO, INC.
BUILDERS
9ll 18th st. NV, NE. 1717
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Top product; quality field; nationally
advertised; company six generations
old, Leads supplied; no canvassing.
collections or delivery, high percent
age sales versus presentations. Per-
manent job. Car necessary for local
driving. Age 1910. Want top flight
man or woman for top fight Job.
To arrange for personal interview
write giving phone number to Box
267-J, Star.
AUTOMOBILE body and fender man;
must come well recommended, sober
and Industrious; good proposition
to right man in modern-equipped
shop. Call Mr.; Dick. OIL. 5000.
RON PONTIAC INC Bethesda Nd.
AUTO PARTS CLERK
references. KIRBY'S SALES AND
SERVICE, INC, 3237 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Il
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, to act
as manager and ok. finance deals.
cure uae snars IA Fspy tG s sss snd aSd
AGTo SERVICE EE& sAiEsMASEexcel. AaifIS AR
opportunity for sober, energetic,
exper. service salesman; studebaker
exper; Ga2s pref; ,, salary and commission.
NELSON MOTORS, UN. $500. .
AUTO-TRUCK MECHANIC, must be
sober. steady mechanic, with truck
and car experience; good working
sondltl9ns sNWnl4 Phone DE. 1857. MR..
ATTo MEChANIc. experienced. for
k&SsEE:PRAzER t2SR HI4sz: A0Dis SALES 6 RhR5 AR5 5
AHToMoBrff fEEydGE; e \ MEtHaS,cs st AZ; sxn on
Chrysler products: 5h-day wk.; so
vacation with pay; life. health and
disqualification insurance. APPLY
MR.. WILLIAMS between am and
3 pm; CALVERT MOTORS INC,
s%sst Re SSto Plymouth bIgbonI Pe1aisrs 1a.z 1i41
AUTo PARTS CLERK, opportunity
for advancement and to learn auto
pfrtS pR1TN5T6N fEade See S@p Mr lie demley' NASH
BAKER, LIST class, white Apply, stat
ing experience and qualifications,
Box l34-J, Star. .
BODY g. FENDER MAN. experienced,
ideal sal,, shop P, Sonditions. sTEUART
psocK nie' af. GESTEF' aaS5l 2o0l w. Va: "a ave
BRiCKLAYERs. 1st class or sub-con-
tractor, for development in Mary
land Park, Md. 6405 Buchanan St,
BRIGKLAYERs d;l,2, 4 E.lgt5elagg MECHANIC.
Wilmett I'd. Alta Vista terrace,
CO, INC. Out Old GeorgetoWn I'd I'd
to Beach drive, turn left to Wilmett
BTLLDozER OPERATOR for new
Cletrac. HUMPHREY & oUIGG, 27
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Md.
BUTCHER; must be first class, able to
to take complete charge of meat de-
Call VI. 6904 after pm. a
BUTCHERS go, exper, for self
service meal, dept, in large super
market; good pay and fine working
CASTER Gasi AsPER s6RER in MARkET PiEfsn 1Ss5s SsS
Lincoln ave, Kensington, Md. A
CARPENTER, one good frame and
trim carpenter; top wages. Call
LO. 3-7363. g
CARPENTERS wanted Immediately;
excel. wages for qualified men;
come ready to work. $3.50 Maple
st: NV, GE. 0437. STEWART
BAINUM CO. 8
CARPENTERS, experienced; long Job,
steady work, good pay. Apply &. W
CONSTRUCTION CO., Ga. ave. and
Dennis ave-, Silver Spring, JU.
CARPENTERS-Must be 1st class.
rd., Alta Vista terrace, Bethesda.
H. ]. KORZENDORFER CO.. INC.
Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Beach
Evening star., 1950-06-01
DRIVER-SAIIESMAN

DRIVER SALESMAN, apply Thurs
day. BLUE PLATE FOODS, INC,
Evening star., 1950-06-01

AIGOIlI 7 EN
THE BEST PERMANENT JOB
IN TOWN"
Must be good contemporary designer
Excellent pay based on experience.
ability and application. Bring sam
pies of work
Evening star., 1950-06-01

CHEF, reliable and sober, seafood
specialist. Apply CLUB 81, 3105
Naylor I'd. Sc. a
CLERK. liquor; experienced; must
have references. Apply Box 164-J,
CLERK, rental, white. 2 am. to
1890 a m; 6-day week; some Sun
days. MR.. HOFFMAN, 2316 Ga.
ave. DE. 6913.
must be fast typist: hours, $3.50
to midnight. Call LU. 1-55SS.
CLERK, white, 1885. married. for
counter work in dry cleaning plant.
Exceptional oppor. for advance
ment. Must have ref. SANITARY
CLEANERS. 1920 14th st. NV.
CLERK. general, by professional man;
boy high school graduate, l pm. to
pm, 5-day week Typing- -mimeo-
graph operation and filing essential.
Address reply giving full informa-
tion to Box 1881, Star. i
CLERKS (3), free to work 6 to IL
hrs. weekly, late afternoon or eve
ming. Refs. Box 295-C, Star.
CLERK-TYPIST, 21 to 25, some exp
and knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred, but not essential; gooC
opport. with fast-moving organiza
ton. Call MIR. GEORGE, OR. 7764
Evening star., 1950-06-01
GROC. CLERK

GROC. CLERK
Exper., for modern self-service super
market; capable of checking; good
Apply GLOBE FooD CENTER, All
Lee hwy. OW. 964S. Il
GROCERY STOCK CLERK-Must be
thoroughly experienced; start at S75
per week; group insurance, hospi-
talization and surgical insurance;
paid vacation. Apply in own hand
writing giving references, age, ex-
perience. Box 274-G, Star. Our en-
-ployes know of this ad. -5
GROCERY STOCK CLERK, must
have super market eXper. Apply in
person only. BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET, 1920 Nichols ave. se. i
HARDWARE CLERK, permanent po-
YogNGBLooD PAINT & HARD
Evening star., 1950-06-01

For beer distributor in Prince Geo.
resident Of this vic Reply by letter
stating qualifications, incl age, edu-
cation and exper. Box 25-J, Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

sECRETARY-sTENO.. salary open.
Sterling 1865,
SHIRT OPERATORS on laundry unit.
Good pay; pleas. work. cond. LUNA
CLEANERS, 1905 14th st. NV. 5"
SILK FlNISHER, exper. nee; steady
; DEBONAIRE VALET. 1912 Conn,
ave NV AID loon -3
Evening star., 1950-06-01
HELP MEN lcant.l

DRIVER, for grocery store. must be
experienced Apply in person, SAIL
Ga ave, Silver Spring 3
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates: must have tdentifica-
ton card. Diamond lot. 101 n st.
ne See MELVIN HERRIMAN
DRIVER FOR GROCERY, CLERK,
colore d. experienced; knowledge o!
Chevy Chase section: good salary:
apply In person with references
CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY CO.. $3.50
DELIVERS FOR TAxICAB. col0red
FIR q0gS. -
DRIVER SALESMAN wanted for old
established. wholesale confectionery
trade; days per week; must be
able to furnish references; small
investment required. Phone UN
1928. >
DRIvER-SALEsMAN-Wh White, to con-
tact restaurants with nationally ad-
vertisec food products; selling ex-
perience helpful. Box 35-K, Star
DRIVER SALESMAN, apply Thurs
day. BLUE PLATE FOODS, INC,
Evening star., 1950-06-01

SALESMAN with car, age % to 35.
experienced in direct sales earnings
to start around S100 per wk. Phone
Ii. 3-1436 before noon for appt. only.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

CONTINUED on Nsxt Passl
Evening star., 1950-06-01

p Carroll ave, Takoma Park. 81.
1885.
JANITOR, exp, for large garden-type
apt; living quarters and excellent
salary. Write Immediately, Box
429-J, Star 4
JANITOR, married, no children; must
be non-drinker and exper. in firing
stokers and be able to make minor
repairs. Good NV. section: fine
1st-d. apt. with good salary to re-
liable couple with good refs. Apply
at 1417 L st. NV.
JANITOR for NV. apt bldg; state
age, family, experience. reference
and salary desired; quarters fur
nished Roy 23-J Star .
Evening star., 1950-06-01

STENOGRAPHER
Permanent employment for experi-
enced stenographer, under 35; pleas
ant working condition, in r-condi-
toned ONCE; group insurance and
other employe benefits; 5-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply SAFEWAY STORES,
INC, 1S45 4th st, ne. II
Evening star., 1950-06-01
INSTALLATION MEN

For aluminium storm windows, metal
awnings. c. E. JEFFERSON CO.,
27 Carroll ave, Takoma Park. ST.
Evening star., 1950-06-01

body and fender man;
must come well recommended, sober
and industrious; good proposition
to right man in modern-equipped
shop. Call Mr. Dick. OIL. 5000,
RON PONTIAC, INC, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1950-06-01
WAITER-CLUBROOM
ATTENDANT

A desirable position is available for a
colored man to work as a waiter and
club room attendent at the Evening
Star. He must be a high school
graduate, 21-30 years of age. neat
in appearance, and capable of pass
ing physical exam. Previous ex-
perience as a waiter is necessary.
Apply Personnel, Room 500.
Evening Star Building
110J Donna Aya NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1950-06-01
DRUG CLERK; good hrs; good pay;

DRUG CLEhk; good hrs; GOOD pay;
eXper. pref. Apply in person, STARK
PHARMACY, 1925 Wis. ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK; experienced preferred;
hours, l to 10; of on Wednesdays;
must help at fountain at times; S35
wk to start. CONCORD PHAR-
MACY, 1916 N. H. ave. NV. 3
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, Ist-class,
with tools; must drive truck: steady
work; trustworthy: top salary. Ap-
Ply S. & L. ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTORS, 1905 L st. NV. Please
CO not phone.
ELEVATOR MAN; colored; with
knowledge Of switchboard, for mod
ern apt. house. Apply resident man
ager, The Eddystone Apt, 1901
Vermont ave. NV. Il
CRAFTSMEN and
layout; heating, ventilation, air con-
ditioning, plumbing, electric. Write.
stating experience and salary ex-
pected Boy oHR-I Star =
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
Cheaper BY The Dozen
AT Reese Theatre

Every family everywhere should
make every effort everywhere Ia
see Cheaper By The Dozen" so
hhy TO-" foremost movie critics. The
Reese Theatre located nt llarring
ton, ~ going All out 10 see that
every family Ia This Delaware and
Maryland arna sees the latest chr.
ton Webb hlt
Arrangements have been compile
ted ~ show this perturbation ana
ilo story Of n family now living
~ New JorBoy nt this popular
theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tues.
day, May z, >, nnd .. with n special
Sunday matinee at 2;30 D. M.
let u bo daughter. let a be- roal.
Ism, CLIFTON Webb AZ the fnthor.
and MyrDH 10y ns tho mother.
blr0ll thru this delightful epic of
q ronl American family, bringing
bheb memories that are delightful
ANA heart warming
Jeanne Grain Dlaysi the loyeslck
daughter and u beyy Of cnyOrting
lad hends complete the chronicle
~ JOY and tanrB
To MISS n, with the unique Reese
Theatre presentation, h 10 miss an
experience that viii long llnger in
your memory,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
go Guard Pfanes 10
be Oner State For
1850 Manenuppa

famhmeHf
fht Intensive aerial manfuysfs
nili Ne a function uf ihr asid Flphi
~ hlHf hhlrh fumpusef two
tfnHlt Ace iltfh aud f8th Tha
iiiht tirn squadron a pin an no.
iafitf Ffonp
fia hFhiaf plansr VIII BE- pef
itfhlhf ihirffepilon nYnF. w0fk
hf Az fioHi cooperation hlfb Ru
iiahal Guard fhdai quite Mhass NJ
ttilHHt hlli ffmaln af pasalusd lu
iafiiiailnh fuioHpl Admua reveal
rd
ltflanhft will Hiau hp visited by
ttth vflfiHlr uf ihr smith Alf rofDr
hhh nli Wees ihF mHnHuftif Thr
ttfn hlhf 81 nhu uf toe Nlnil An
Feitt Although ihf Alf Fuier of
hflait niii ifel fhp results al tho
fatnrf iaf mhhruttfa afe entirely
th 49, hailnnM Guard attain. IA
nat fhpihluNd
tht iilih Bomber Gnuup with
laa1lnaftffh m fmladruhla wIil
here o. htb bumLffr stationed la
fhf ilaFAf haHi
Mafk luihsiun Planned
hf morh uirfeppiui mlasiour
alll brine fighter planea oYpi Dada
ahft iinm Maryland. kifRiuiH hud
ilisifif of Columbia Tbs FAa
ihnhaff isih.' of ihe Delaware unll
hill Invade those states duriup tlr
naf HHmlsf
fhs laEnd squadron viii uss lbs
~ fhnhdef1elH' as veil ns 40 con
sthilonai iypf planes. including
t-a1 .hhyiialns and 20 Tea
hhf
a total of eight squadrons viii
participate lu simulated combat
tstaiuohh fHfpoae at ihr maneu
teft ID "a tram ihe units in lheif
primary ioif as lnisfceplof FIGHTER
saHadfens
ths overall plan calls for the
lisifht ui Columbia Az Guard.
nhift alao a. equipped nlth "Thun
Aff ifit. Az ffnalu AZ Andrews
flfin m Mhshlnfion However.
hfadaHarrfh ~ the ll8th ufuup
hiii ~ Haefsd az hyld flrid be- iuoh
uiana
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

a total ~ 800 ~ Tho PsA7 "Tbun.
offb1lih," ana 90 "Thundepiais" viii
bn used during lhe Two weeks on
fihilph The "fhunderb0lis," with
"hifh ihp Delaware squadron wne
(" ihlpphd before receiving ~ JET
pihhns, VIII come from Maryland
and VifRihiA
The JEFF propelled sguadr0ns from
brthhAip ana DISTRICT of Columbia
hlll W"ih combined missions ~ al
iiihdrr beyond 5000 feet Although
lhft VIII be- dliileull io Dr. econ from
me fiuuhd, nevertheless The sky
VIII br rfiaerfUHsnd with ynpor
iihllr i"fl by The 600 mlla.nn hour
JET pianos
Arrangements eall for uao Of 90
supporting rfHtl irnnspOws aud
trainers There viii be- considerable
inirifopilnn through use of rndar,
Colonel Adams disclosed
The role ~ iniefcoDl0r nphlars
VIII be- patterned amer lnsi sum
htiH mork Invasion bui ibis year
WIZ t"r iho hfm usn of iat planes
10y ihr Delaware squadron. Last
thWnrf, un ARRlnHsOr Force" WAS
iepnlhod over New Jersey
"i0mb" Missions Planned
Both iho ll2h nnd ll3lb Oroups
VIII coordinate their activities. Tho
y s0 bombnfs from PHILADELPHIA.
VAN lhundnrbOlte," aud Thunder
lriH nt nsWus, viii pnriloipnte In
hinfh llEhl bomhnrdmeni missions.
an lRhief pilots viii engage In
hlf ln.nlt and nifalo-gf0nnd gun
merry practice During The Two weeks
'nrh pilot viii Ny q minimum 0f 30
hours The DOmbers viii also be-
hhtd lO ioW targets for the fighter
pllpls, % was announced
Combined missions viii be- under
ihkth tween the "fhunderbOlts."
stationed ui Dnyer aud similar
hshiff planes from Richmond
WNlle other DelaWarnnns are sur.
ieflns from The expected August
heat ihe lel propelled plane pilots
VIII bH lylnR Ai attitudes where Tho
temperatures are 40 degrees below
nero aud lower
colonel Adams aud members Of
hiH SIAN attended Wing confer.
ehfe lp harrisburg, Pa. Saturday.
where plans for The two weeks
training program were diaelosed
hhd discussed
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

The Catholic Church has nearly
completed the work on a new build
ing on Maple avenue next to the
church The new building will be
used as a recreation hall, Sunday
school room and gymnasium.
Harvey Marvel is having two
more houses built on Elizabeth
street. This will make four houses
That Mr.. Marvel has had construct
on That street. One of these houses
was bought by Horace Wiley.
Melvin Rosenzwelg is also hay
lng "a new home built on Elizabeth
street.
There are two new houses being
built by l. d. Short and Company
on s. y. Fifth street.
Robert Lingo. Of Milton, has
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

started work on a new home on
South Walnut street, near Edgar
lsaacs, Jr.'s recently finished home.
Granville Snyder has bought a
lot on Delaware avenue and plans
to start work on a house there IN
week or two.
Mrs. Helen Pierce is also plan
ming to have a new house built on
Delaware avenue.
The Church Of God has about
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

completed the work on a new pare
sonage on the corner Of N. il.
Fourth and East streets.
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs, Sr., Is having
the inside Of her house on s. b.
Front street nainted.
Preston Kenton recently bought
a lot on Shawnee Road from Mrs.
Bertha Swanson. Mr.. Kenton plans
70 start building a home there ia
the near future.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

Sour milk can be- made for re-
elDias by adding Two tablespoons of
vinegar TO each cup Of sweet milk.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-02
Available Funds To Determine Future Operation Of Community Center

The Community Center will continue in operation to what ever extent funds for it's maintenance can be raised in the community, the board of directors has decided.
 More tha 50 persons mostly local businessmen, attended the public meeting of the board Sunday to offer their criticisms and suggestions re- garding operation of the facility.
 All who spoke at the meet ing indicated they wished to see the center continued, but suggested that its operation be confin d within the amount of money raised, that more definite programs for certain age groups be planned, and that the center be as self supporting as possible.
 The 5000 deficit reported at the meeting has been wiped out, with contributions total ing $104O collected this week by Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, board president. Of this a.. mount $50 was in delinquent pledges and the rest donations by individuals who had al- ready given in the last fund.- raising drive.
 : The board will meet Tues day evening, Dr. Johnson said, to outline plans for this
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-02

years drive and operation of the center.
 Final authority for use of the building will probably rest with the Independent School District and Superintendent Ivor Schott, as the American Legion, owner of the building, is turning it over to the school effective Sept. 1, Jim Bennett, commander, said Sunday. He indicated that any out-of- school use of the building must be approved by the superintendent. Kodiak young people are willing to pay a membership fee to help raise funds for the operation of the Center, they decided at a meeting Tuesday night.
 A large number of teen- agers and young employed men and women attended the meeting and unanimously voted that they would, in ad- dition to helping finance the center, do everything possible to see that it is kept open.
 Ken Wade and Reuben Tesarik were invited to attend the session of the young people.
 A report of the meeting will be filed with the center's board of directors on Tuesday evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-02
Alaskan Towns Form League

Mayor Lee c. Bettinger was named to a committee to form a League of Alaskan Cities by z. J. Loussac, Anchorage Mayor, Wednesday during a conference of Alaskan may ors.
 Bettinger and the committee will discuss a constitution, costs and other problems basic to organization, the Anchor age Times said.
 The mayors conference was described as important and it was predicted that great benefits would be derived from the meeting by Dr. Ter ris Moore, president of the University of Alaska.
 Discussion of an Alaskan League brought out the fact that membership in the national organization is not compulsory.
 'The league would be a representative cross section of la non-political nature and would benefit many cities," Charles Jones, territorial senator from Nome, said. ] Formation of the league is a measure of maturity" said Bettinger. 'It's time we got ] down to some action"
 Continued on page 4
Kodiak mirror., 1950-09-02
Reds Renew Attack But U. s. Tanks Halt 1t

States tanks and infantrymen recaptured the flaming city of Haman in a slashing counter attack that temporarily blunt ed the Reds massive assault on the southwestern anchor.
 In a front line dispatch, marked United Nations Beach head Korea, the Communists are reported to have hurled a two division attack at Haman Thursday and for a time threatened to crack the Amer ican line, but the US. 18th in- fantry division reacted quickly and broke the momentum of the Red attack on the northern front.
 South Koreans recaptured Kigye, nine miles west of Po- hang.
 In Tokyo US. officers ex- pressed confidence the defend CTS will be able to hold back the new Red offensive. They said. the Americans are ready for it.
 In Washington officials of the Defense Department have decided to tell the public regu- larly and once a week the total cost of the Korean war in Am ericans killed, wounded or missing in action.
 Such an announcement is a return to the policy in effect on August 2 when the depart ment said 2,688 Americans have been killed or missing in the Korean area.