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HELP DOMESTIC

nurse Nursery % School: o other ui'ofehc help eml m
ployed; live in; local refs, health
card; $50, OIL. 6344. "a
C0OK-G.H.W.; exper.: refs; live in;
$25 wk. to start; good home. OIL
COOK, care for small children;
light housework: live in: other help
employed; sood salary. WI. 6237.
COOK. sl!5 per mo, white; nurse. Sc
t41a family' other help live in. a6 pc
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER for widow
and 3-year-old child; University
Park area; live in, UN. 4745; -23
cHw lHe IN AND Gs COOK 90 oss' e live in; t ref
erences and health card good
G.H.W. COOK. fond OF children; no
laundry; live in lovely upstairs rm;
SR exper; 3o4s and refs excellent Ja pay
CIV. colored to live in, fond of
s.h.w.; refs; S75 mo. ia. 535..
children; references required. Mo,
GIRL, live in conf rm. care for l
HU. 5723.
child g.hw.. small house; SIS.
Silver Spring, 81. o6SS.. %,
MAID. S25 wk.: housework and cook
ing. capable of JaNlns Iuu charge,
no children; work in Silver Spring
sleep in; not over 40. Apply 727
9TH st. NV. between 1880 and
q pm. Must have city references,
-25
WOMAN-To care for 3 children for
rm, board and $50 wk Or cple to
keep house: care for children and
tend garden; $3.50 mo, rm. and
board. Call TIE. 1926, Sun. morn, or
Mon. eve. ~
COUPLE. must be fond of children
well hammered; good cook: refer
ences essential; live in excellent
upstairs quarters. Phone OIL. 21 10
Sunday between 3 and pm, 80
woman, preferably
white; g.h.w.; 3-rm. apt, , in
family; toa assist in preparing food
and caring for convalescent. AID.
1886 -25
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
TELEPHONE tPBXJ

TELEPHONE tPBxJ instruction;
MRS, CHANDLER ST. T27S.
WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO reliable
men who would like TO train in
spare time TO learn weldinF. metal
auto body and fender FepaiiEins
VIII not interfere With your Job.
Fer information about this training
write at once. giving name. address,
ekArFs e rs FRaISiso rsiiiRf H'0Es Bo. to3 fsab
TELEPHONE CPR0 course with
sitions; real school, est. 81 yrs.
live board Miss PaSe, BOYD
. sCHooL, 3 Z o5 I9S I@th at e; ma: 2a4o
ing and production taught IN small
classes and private lessons; new
term begins soon. Addition for
full and partial scholarships; short
summer course for writers and ac-
,o5s Sg NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
NV, DE $3.50
MODERN TRAINING In oeauts cul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for al training, da,
ana evening classes WAR Fl YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE I"lo q st nv
LEARN PIX opERArI>G-Ase no
handicap; Day class tuition. so.
night SIS. MRS. CHANDLER. ST.
FORMER UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR
will tutor high school and college
BTiLDISS dTl4 rs ia. TRADES; hom. study:
proved I, s.; Room 2lo. Bond
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PAINTING

PAINTING
For a Job well done at q price you
can afford to pay call MR.. NAL
HOYT. CO. 1882. 80
PAINTING. paphanging. Roof. gut.
ter and carpentry repairs. Pure
oil paint used. RA. 1894.
PAINTING. psperins rooI sanding
free estimate CHARLES =
DEMENT, SH a0Sa or 81 5sas
PAINTING. PAPERING. plastering
Work done reasonably this month,
Call BARNETT. ME. 2765. 27'
PAINTING, MENTIONING and get
repair. After all bids are in, call u;
for most reas. prices. DU. s440
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Sober, reliable. white. Free esti-
mates. Call UN. 1891 or UN. s417.
PAINTING, PAPERING, FLOORS
For fair estimate by experienced
mechanic. call MR.. XIX. SH 477l
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING - Fireplaces, Chin
psrea psKs walls fns FaoSAk SalKi O9' o snd ssst s.
BRICKWORK. walls. chimneys. walks,
porches. repairs; hrst class work
manship After 3. MI. 611s. 30'
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing,
carpsntry' arasI,I' brick esWent; painting snKEg
BUILDING. REMoDELING; large.
small Jobs. Brick and cinder-b block
work. Reasonable prices. WA. 0377.
CARPENTRY-Attic finished. recre-
alton rms, ,porches incl. stairways.
mereial. J: z. HENDRICKS. UN, 249l
CARPENTER-Alter and re-
sms Gd ca. snf ow Hsw 5SS9 Sg5k .n1 no ,ms hob
CARPENTRY-Recreation rms, at
tics finished. screening general re-
pairs. Free estimates. HAINES. GE.
CARPENTRY-oen. remodel; cabs.
LAWRENCE; RA. 97o3: To 1131.
ging, pouring. footing. Call CH.
cIoGGED DRAIN PIPES eiee,r,
RoTo-RooTER Phon. RA ssss
anv day any night.
ELECTRICAL-Wall plugs, switches.
lighting fixtures, etc, installed: $40
down; 90 months to pay. VIM.
CHANDLER CO.. 1923 9th st. NV.
EIECfRICAL install. repairs, re-
wiring stores. homes, fiuorescent FIX
lures: licensed contr. RA. 2222. 20
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. lnsts lla tions
prompt courtsors; guaranteed ssEyy-
FLOORS sanded and finished Qua.
iIovpIs ~ woTs st e.. sss sssssasonabse price N
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. by
skilled f1oormen. For courteous serv-
ice. call MR.. HARR, WI. 4770. -25
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED Full
operatine instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO. RA. 4346. 709 Ken
FLOORS s saASDEp and finished; OLD
flG9rs nG %op mao eHpv,Hk Ike w. new; TAYLOR
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanic: sensible prices.
G. r. COVER, WA. $685. any time.
INTERIOR DECORATION at reason
able price; exp. at painting. Call
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Ie,s fsasi; white, e, W, SIMMONS; NO.
PAINTING, floor sanding, pape ring.
plastering; terms. Call 10. 262s6
or HI. 77H5. 80
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HELP WOMEN

FUR DEPARTMENT
SALESWOMAN-Exp. nee; salary
commensurate with ability: 5-day
wk.; discount on purchases. free
disqualification and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel oftice
THE GOLDENBERG co.
7th. sth and K Sts. NV. "a
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Young Men, (7
7 NEED < MEN

To help me establish new Offices fol
national manufacturer. Men selected
will operate in Washington and ad-
jacert territory as far as Richmond
and Baltimore as distributors. as
sistant managers and managers
Compensation will be arranged al
interview. Must have car For ap-
pointment, phone personnel man
ager, Ii. 3-79I5, mornings, 10 to IL
only or
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HELP WoMEk Cont. J

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
| week ALFRED BEAUTY SALON
227 y: PershinR DR.. Arlington. Va
BEAUTY TG' OPERATOR. all around ex.
perience; in Silver Spring. sH. 5917
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
full or part time. JUDYs BEAUTY
BEAUTY iaAUTs % NoSPEsRaAAT1oR-All-.roumnd3 m3e op.
orator for downtown salon. 73s
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
attractive, young girl. not over 35
ful o. par, time. LUDIE HAIR
STYLING. 1924 Wisconsin ave. Ap.
| BOOKKEEPER
Full charge fashionable Arlington
shop. some stenog. preferred, ex-
foToM3c sslFeas 9eDGEs19ltS EMPLoSymENr AGENCY
2606 Wilson Blvd, Arl., CH. 5000.
BOOKKEEPER- -sTENOGRAPHER, ma
| ture,. able to act as once manager;
bookkeeping duties. will be super
| visory: person qualified to eventu-
sns sy aorkns aet oSs eoatons Monso Reas
| 9-5, 9-I2 Sat; vacation and pleas
ant working conditions; salary
minimum So 400. Give full details
! in letter, including references to
Box 443-C, Star. "a
CAShiER-Must be bonded, to WORK
9pm. to l am. Call Mrs Michaels
| CHI S076 mornings or FA. 974a
ewes, or apply DARDANELLES RES
TAURANT. 30 Hillwood ave. Falls
Church. Va ~
CHECKER-For serlf-Service food
| market. Apply NORMANDY MAR
KET, 5O0S Benning rd. Sc. -26
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1885, to work
in of1ce located nr Roosevelt High
School: 40-hr week. vacation with
pay and other employment benefits.
Apply to personnel office, HOT
sHOPPES, INC, 1874 H st. NV.
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ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, grocery
and delicatessen, in business area.
Profitable business. Low overhead,
long lease. Must sell because OF bad
health In family. BOIL N st. NV,
MiLLiN nv STORE for sale. Conn.
ave lew. modern fixtures: low
rent air conditioned; immediate
no-s-s-'"~ pny 9-E. Star rs
BEAUTY SHOP for sale; desirable NV
location. among many apt. oldEs. (;
81 800 month gross. Box 302-E,
RESI-. FOR SALE tCoLoREDi-
Ideal spot in sv; Class D lie, doing
excel. bus; $500 down. Cali RE.
9430; Sun, DI. 1894 before pm.
DELICATEssEN-ICE CREAM BAR
Big store; no agents or good will to
pay; Just dollar for d ollaT for stock
s sssout sl'9oo1; ssss take remsin.ns
GIFT SHOP. 10 nearby va.-Must
leave. Gifts. antiques, toys, china,
glass. Pa. s775. 2s'
COUNTRY STORE FOR sALE-Mont
Co: on paved road, approx rs
miles D. c.; est. over 80 yrs; grosSed
over $4,000 In 1919. Illness com
pels sale; no trifiers. Write OWNER.
Box 133-D. Star. 80
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MAN, 22-45, good personality, accuS-
800 wk.; good future. Room 205,
1427 Eye st. NV. 10 am. to pm.
man, young, college graduate, with
general once and typing exper., for
perm. position with established firm.
Can work into sales if interested;
Ssa seno osstsiied information to Box
MAN, white, age 3o-4o. to supervise
small group of ONCE building clean
ers; day work. 40-hr. wk.: good
portunity for financial advancement.
Reply must give training. experience,
age; telephone and address. Box
53-E, Star. "a
MEN, start on or . day trial
basis If you wish to determine what
an excellent opportunity this is.
The Fuller Brush Co. has a few
openings in established territories.
NO experience necessary. Instruc-
tion furnished by experienced men.
Apply 979 National Press Bldg. l4th
DI. 3498. -2e Va
MEN (3) with car. experienced in
speciality selling; must need at least
3-1436 between Q and IL am. Mon
through Fri. for appt. -25
MEN. opening for with local branch
of national concern. Can earn 500
per week to start. Rm. 424, Bond
YOUSG MAN. electrical BACKGROUND;
general work; D. c. drivers license.
Apply. THOMAS CIRCLE RADIO,
1915 14th st. NV. "a
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO SAN ANTONIO around
Nav 5; have station wagon; can
take several passengers. 81. 6O96
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GIRLS WANTEI
WOODWARD &
LOTHROP

Has immediate openings for
regular daily, part-time,
1890 to $3.50 saleswomen
and part-time salesWomen
to work on odd schedule of
hours.
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MATTRESSES WANTED
Over 21, for night work. Apply in
person. HILLTOP RESTAURANT
EO11 Marlhnrn nile q -2R
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Tearing down naval barracks. Dressed
lumber. shesthing. flooring. German
siding, bait insulation. 10 light vim
dovs, plywood, plumbing nKtures.
doors. pipe. steel beams. many size
window screens, screened doors. pan
Der. etc. Complete steel building.
00xl8B IT., all like new ABCD
CORP 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Otis R755 I'd
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SALESMEN
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
WANT A TOP DEAL?
you've got fti-We're branching out
Come III on the ground floor and ad-
vance. with this fast growing store
essv eSpsrienGed len G !, direct la,; men only on
No drifters, please. The money is
here. Sky is the limit for hard hit
ting men who will put in 4 hrs. per
DAY OF honest effort. Phone LU
4-1000. for apnoiptment
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, PORCHES, recreation
rooms: nothing down, : yrs. TO pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO, RE. a. -.
"S'
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements, etc For a
solution to your problem or an eSti-
mate call MR.. WILSON, AT, 400
~
ADDING MACHINE, Monroe. elect,
SS5; typewriter, Underwood stand
ard $40 1919 Buchanan St NV
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statesmen

statesmen
LEADS! LEADSi LEADS!
Our display at the Palace Theatre in
connection with the showing OF
'Champagne for Caesar" is a sales
mans dream come true. 1t is bring
ing in more live leads than our pres
ent staff can handle. Interview. 10
am. to pm. at $40 Ring Bldg
18th g. M SITS. NV.
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRTGsToREA, transfer po!p,
850i: s eves., 81. 0345, AD. 5a07
RESTAURANT, midtown NV, est. 20
years 100000 year bus ,o Rsnt, tent
$4,000 Gas cash. Box e5s"D' star ~.
AUTO BODY MAN, with good follow
ing to operate body shop on q profit
sharing basis. Box l72-E. Star.
MANUFACTURER OFFERS outstand =
ing opportunity to responsible per-
son for high earnings. serving es-
tablished accounts with q nationally
advertised necessity. mo selling
Can be handled in tpart spare
Pays approx. $50 per week up. Re
ality, car and $500 Immediate
cash investment. which is secured
WRITE and iT,.rE.s give Rnons Rno sn No s for
RESTAURANT - Located OF 234O
Wisconsin ave. NV, very busy loca-
tion, few doors from Calvert Thester
and Peoples Drua Store. new, large
ished soon Does sa0o weekly tbeer
and wine-can be doubled with
whisky. Rent $500 incl. apt above
Price, S17,5O0; terms. Inspect
place, then II interested, see BOB
HoLLANDER; exclusive. 14ll Pa,
ISN'T 1T BETTER TO BUY where
your investment is safe7 SAM
CHANTKER a. Co, ST. 37o7 10,
BACKER wanted for amusement
park ride: requires $4,000: good
ref Box 2Sl-D. Star, "6'
speciality food products: protected
territory. established routes; must be
steady, sober and reliable; small IN
veStment required. Give age, ref
erenees, selling experience. Box
301-D. Star 25"
CLEANING AND DYEING PLANT with
retail store in progressive COM
munity: excel. business, low rent.
good investment for q live wire
At only 50 $50. terms
CALL Mr.. CAREY, THE BRANT co.
1884 Wilson. Gil. 42I6. OK. d520.
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BOOKKEEPER

Full charge fashionable Arlington
shop. some stenos. preferred, ex-
cellent opportunity.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1905 Wilson Blvd. Arl., CHI. 5000.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

See ACE hrst We nov have our larE-
est stock Of used materials from
many iobs; framing lumber from $40
per 900; flooring. S25 per .OOO:
mantelS, S5: doors. windows iron
fencing, rs cents IT; steel beams.
angle iron, pipe for fences From
our complete new department. 8 and
4 IT. pickets, pipe, fittingS, cast
other fa DPs Psms PLASTIC ACE 'oSFs %spEisG ePd
BUILDING MATEPIAL CO. 1909
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-05nO. rs
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PLUMBING

LIZ "DA4NN
For prompt, efacient service call The
K & w PLUMBING co.
ga H ST.. NE AT 3lsS.
Complete remodelinE service for
RTrRiGrRsrSkS fitissn ipa SiiS REPAIRED tl,.
oay uN l6is Eves On sA1b
ROOFING, all tyues &c 'oe .oc
snail y repsiTS Soy1 ans neg cF go0ts ,sss SAM
ROOFING. all tvres rsp:ir and
ns nsntry % ana painting f io4' Gown Is
months 70 pay a. D THOMAS
sToNE AND CEMENT woRK-spe-
f,shaims ssax1GS. in e.msnt ssont-Fe'1IgiRs RRy J
TILE CoNrRACroR and repair work
AMOS AND BUCKNER, Ss>s $.
Capitol St, 10. 3-sS54. Free esti-
uPHoLtsrERrNG qHt and repairinG- Ny
down r TYNES. IL. a-n1"@ go
in your home w ROSS, Dl. AS
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. 1spsln,,
TENfriSS 81 isif9ie sfISp sfifS5des Co Afs sSs
/ ave Riverdaip ND On IS4h
VETERAN WINDOW CLEANING. wall
washing. Phone Jordan s-3o54.
ALL BUILDING ALrEKfrloNs, addi-
| tionS and new construction, We
solve your maintenance problems
| HARRIS, Dl 3ll6. IS
Al CARPENTER. cabinet work floor
| ing, shelving screen doors and win
dowS, concrete work: reaSonA BILE.
| JEFFREYS, LU 4-@373 30
| CALL BARR for paperlng and paint
| ing Phone Franklin SS6S, 3l6A
| Adams ST. ne o6'
! SPECIAL for your early outside paint
| ing. at spring prices yCG can shord
| to pay. This month orly. FR 6nS2.
Murray g. Murray, Decorators
Paint your home roof now; exterior
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BUSINESS OPP. tcsn,. J
n upRFN's NURSERY AM APTs

NN,WF"l hpI- TTataI INN0Wf mlnlInum
SS.pNu income from nursery moGeTn
brick building Flower ave sect
SahS cash REQUIRED aSking So SEQ.
W. E BEERS SH 4T4-, . 20 Q.
, 1950-05-17
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
!. MUNICIPALITY OF ST. CROIX
OF REP. FRED CRAWFORD TO CONGRESS

economical basis. This matter
was discussed with labor
leaders, and representatives of
the Municipal Council Of St.
Croix and Of the st. Croix
Chamber of Commerce.
ITO be continued
, 1950-05-17
Continued from yesterday
B
nEpoRT o. nEP. HE'D

The Board Of Directors Of
the Corporation has recently
given consideration to a very
pressing employment problem
namely that Of approximately
$50 year-round workers, about
100 are physically incapable
Of producing a days work for
4 days pay. Most Of these
workers were employed by
the Virgin Islands Company
since its creation in 1884, and
many worked befort for the
Danish West Indies Sugar GO.
in ST. Croix, a private COM
pany in St. Croix which went
out of business in the early
thirties. Their incapacity IN
most instances is due to age
Because the Virgin ISLANDS
Company was formed IN part
to provide employment oppor
tunities, the arrangements at
4;t,1de toward workers in this
category was more tolerant
than a private employers
would have been. The mini
mum daily wage rate fixed by
the Sugar Act is only 81. Re-
Gently a minimum-Wage act
was put into effect in Saint
Croix and the labor people
requested that an increase OF
S cents an hour in the mini
mum wage, corresponding TO
the increase provided BY the
local law, be given to the agrl-
cultural workers Of the Corpo-
ration, although the act itself
was not applicable to them.
The Board Of Directors has
authorized an increase to $40
per day for the minimum
wage Of those workers who
can produce 4 days work Tor
a days pay, but has requested
the management to submit az
the next board meeting full
information as to the numbers
Of employees now on the rolls
who cannot meet the condition
Of the increased pay. II IS our
recommendation that incapa
ciated persons be promptly re-
moved from the pay roll 81
the Cooperation, and that the
responsibility for their care be
assumed BY the welfare agen
cies Of the municipality The
Corporation was not created
, 1950-05-17
NOW.. Pm
offers
NRWR
Cv-24O
I
between
SAN JUAN
ST. THOMAS
ST. GR0IX
ST. JOHNS
ST. LUCIA
PORT OF
SPAIN

The Clipper cv.24o Is
acknowledged TO BE the
most dyonce type oirplone
Of IFS kind. rs extru large
picture windows. wide oisIes
and It's 40 roomy recline-to-
Your-ccmfoft seats. assure
passengers the utmost ii
comfort and luxury il flight.
By providing this mosi mod
ern fust. dependable Clipper
on this route. PAA is con
vibuting tothe advancement
ofshe rupidly growing tourist
urec in the islonds between
Puerto Rico and Hinidod.
For full informofion and
reservations, consult your
travel agent or
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Christopher Reynolds
MAY Lie Dead in Snow
300 Feet From Goal
By The Assoeioted Press

LONE PINE, Calf, Aug. IS
Young Christopher Reynolds may
lie dead in the snow only 300 feet
from his goal, the top Of the Ma
tons highest peak, Mount Whit
ney.
A search party on the mountains
perilous east face operated on that
theory today after Harold Gates,
veteran mountaineer, saw through
binoculars what appeared to be a
faded shirt of the 17-year-old boy
close to the summit.
Mr.. Gates gave the location as
directly across from Keeler Needle,
a pinnacle to the south of 1896
foot Mount Whitney.
Meanwhile, the young tobacco
heirs mother, Libby Holman, the
former torch singer, left New
York on an American Airlines
plane for California after flying
from Paris. The plane is due to
reach Los Angeles at 3:55 pm.
GPST) and then will proceed to
San Francisco.
The body of young Reynolds
companion, Steven WaSSerman,
also II, was brought off the noun
tain and met by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Silk Wasser-
man, wealthy Philadelphians.
The searching party reported
finding 10-foot nylon rope, |
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Mother and Daughter Shed
Their Common Husband
BY the Associated Press

STOCKTON, Mo, Aug. 15.-A
farmer. married to a mother and
her daughter, at the same time,
has lost both his wives.
The daughter, 20-year- old Marge
Ann Sexton, yesterday obtained
an annulment Of her marriage to
Leo E. Sexton.
Last Friday her mother, Mrs
Helena Sexton, got divorce from
Sexton.
Neither woman sought to press
bigamy charges.
"All they wanted was to get
loose from him." said Prosecuting
Attorney Joe w. Collins.
Mr.. Collins said Sexton and
Mrs. Helena Sexton were about
so years old.
The elder Mrs. Sexton and the
farmer married in 1888. She said
Sexton seduced Marge Ann when
she was II and married her on
July 18, 1948, without getting a
divorce. Marge Ann was Mrs.
Sexton's daughter by a previous
marriage.
Both women said they bore
children by Sexton. The older
woman has an 11-year-old daugh-
ter and the younger has a 2-year-
old son.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Westinghouse Boosts Radio and TV Prices

and five radio models 81 to $50
more. Prices for TV models with
1914 and 12-inch tubes will be un-
changed as will be 10 radio models
Company spokesman said an
across the board increase was
avoided by analysis of costs in
manufacturing each model.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
by the Asseeiatsd Press

sUNBURY. Pa. Aug. 1S.-The
Westinghouse Corps television
and radio division will charge
more money for some 1851 model
television sets and radios.
The company, citing sharp rises
in production costs. said eight TV
models will cost $40 to $50 more
Evening star., 1950-08-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. q" Al
IS.

each. One safe still contained six
$25 Savings Bonds and checks and
papers.
The safes were returned by De-
tective Sergts. Irwin Eubore and
Michael Aperti.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

Warrenton. Va, belonged to the
Elliott Delivery Service and the
Elliott Motor Lines, 1920 Twenty
fourth place NE.
Both we're ripped open and
about 5000 in cash removed from
Evening star., 1950-08-15

about the 11,500-foot level-about
5000 feet below where Mr.. Gates
spotted the object that may prove
to be young Reynolds body. Mr..
Gates was the man who first
sighted Wasserman's body and
directed searchers to II.
Evening star., 1950-08-15

frayed at the end, around young
Wasserman's waist - indicating
that the rope may have been sew
cred by the jagged cliff as the
pair edged upward, closely linked
together.
Wasserman's body was found at
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Two Safes, Minus S4OO,
Returned 10 Owners

Two safes stolen here the week
end of August S were back in the
hands of their owners today
minus some $400.
The strong boxes, found in a
woods about 20 miles north o1
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01

this year, the amount will not be increased in coming years.
 Our city dads have inform ed the fishermen that they know of no way to use the money except for the repair of city owned and competitive dock facilities
 ''If it becomes necessary, the fishermen must enjoin the use of funds for this purpose, ; the letter continued. "The city council points out that they have no plans for dis posing of the money intended. That the Army made a com plete survey running over a million dollars. That Public work funds promised have not been voted by congress-
 The letter also charged that the city had embarrassed" their dock fund by using $60O0 last year for permanent floats.
 In closing the letter Kerri- gan said, We know that le- gally, your MT. Williams, will inform that tax monies, so collected and earmarked, could not be used to bolster a com petitive, not necessary, muni- pal utility"
 He added that letters were sent to Williams and the Gov ernor and asked that Metcalfe reply to the letter immediate ly.
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gan protested the city's pro- posed plan of applying for the 5000 gasoline tax money promised the city, and using it for improvement of the city dock.
 Earlier the city had planned to use the $50, ,0OO for prelimi- mary work on a proposed breakwater for a small boat harbor. A survey showed that the $50, GOO was inadequate for the type of boat harbor needed here.
 Kerrigan's letter to Metcalfe said, Tt IS our (UFA) under standing, that as of this date, the sum of $50, ,0O0, is avail able to Kodiak, with the un- derstanding, that unless used
Kodiak mirror., 1950-07-01
City Refuses
 Liquor License

An application for a club liquor license was returned unapproved to Sally Pearl, owner of Sally's Coffee Shop, by the city council Monday night.
 The application asked for a club license in the name of Sally Pearl but was signed by the Union Club, Sally Pearl, manager"
 The city clerk was instruct ed to write Mrs. Pearl that the application was improperly made out and that the council required evidence that there was such a club in Kodiak.
 The application was accom- panied by a contract, drawn by Warren Taylor, former Ko- ldiak attorney, whereby the Union Club of Fairbanks au. thorized Mrs. Pearl to open a