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, 1950-02-17
INTER-IsLAND

School Auditorium in which
they were the victors winning
three games out of four and
the points being Is above that
of the P. A. L.
On Sunday afternoon the
first Of the Softbal 7 innings
were played in which the Gay
Sisters made a good start of
80 but soon fell to a score of
1873. On Monday the P. A. L.
met stiff competition and
scored in the 2 games played
Everyone was thrilled at the
game and spent an exciting
afternoon. Dolores Davis and
Kathleen Lewis both scored
home runs on Sunday and
Monday.
"A cup was given to the Gay
Sisters and a trophy to the
A. 1. by Director Charles.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Bldg. Material Sales
BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

LUMBER from S45 per NJ.
Leg tubs, SIS.
10000 #. INV. radiation, 25c IT.
Rarrack-type stoves, S15;
4-inch cast,iron pipe 9oc IT.
Also steel beams. angle iron, ealv.
pipe, boilers. windows and doors
complete with frames and many
other items.
P. s. We also carry a complete line
Of new building material. One
trip to ACE will save time and
ACE wREcK1NG & BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
Lu. 4-O500. 4002 MINI. Ave. N.B
CALCULATOR. Monroe, electric:
co. s13 14th st. NV.
CARPET-Sale of 27-inch carpet at
prices actually below present. mill
ruaners. Attractive coiors and pat
terms. Samples may be inspected at
our main office, l413 New York ave,
NV. GRIFFITH CONSUMERS co.
TREES. balsam and
shoald be in by Dec. l. OIL. 1875.
TREES - Wholesale;
New England's finest, shipped by
motor freight. Cali no. $500, s:3a
COAL e io;'s sPacE : .Gi HEATERS used.
oii-fired forced air furnaces, S35. All
fully guaranteed by A, S. JOHNSON
CO. 1240 9th st. NV, HU. $500.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-11-27
HELP WokEN

progressive loan company; perma-
nent. position, previous experience
helpful but not essential: good OPP
portunity: pleasant ofice. bh-day
week DALTON FINANCE CO.,
TYPIST-CAsHIER. general Office
work. permanent; good starting sal
arry. :. Apply KENT JEWELERS.. o5o1
TYSPIssTi; SP 81; WANTED for credit ONCE. ' no
exper. necessary; starting salary,
$40; permanent; advancement. ,Ap-
ply REGAL, III 9TH ST.. NV. 42S
WAITRESS. over q, white. experi-
snced, Apply WEBER'S ALEXANDRIA
RESTAURANT. 402 H st. ne. No
MATTRESSES. experienced. white.
One fun time. one part time. Apply
OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT, 9O4
9th st. NV.
WAITRESS-Experi not under
2S; good tips, meals; pleasant work
ing conditions; night work. Apply
in person after l pm. UPTOWN
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 3433 Conn,
GIRL. white, a1 to 35, to answer
telephones, switchboard experience
helpful but not necessary; must
have good handwriting; hours, 12
daS doSn thposgR ap sSrdaS days Tes1 Xs5 Men Rm
al. Albee Bldga Monday 2 to
GIRLS for bakery counter; part time
and fun time; experienced only.
Apply in pt rson, POSIN'S BAKERY
g. DELICATESSEN, 5756 Georgia
aYc. A.N. -
Evening star., 1950-11-27
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, 20 years exper. as
AccoUSTANTEMPart 1Ess'. time. time. Books Books
.nvFR4,sfS9 15aTtfa W2 4S59 FR3nsT,6N sftsF
per, magazine, direct, mail and in
and department store background.
SSollege. Married. Available now; Box
BooKkEEPKR, j XII; EiTs 50. div. exper.. all
boog. payroll; gen. office work; ca
Pasie Pos alsu and reliable; siaE o-day wk; s45
cAKPENIERGsetter class residential
job. with supervision. Have all power
tools. Complete reference furnished
cGNsT Gss sAGpE ST 1899 40 Is.
hsRde SzRsE an any AZ ot ttyDss s. q sgS sgsins
Background, wholesale and Retail.
Well yersed in profit planning. mer-
With and aepan
mental reports and analyses to man
agement,. Formerly specialized in
tax, settlement cases. Installation
and seryicing Of all controls, meth
pqssent pqs and Box sssG stan amD0ysd
LAUNDRY-WASH ROOM MAN. col
ored, experienced, capable. sober and
ssl,sblsi ssys En- sHn,; Ssa7 L. s-Sosa; Sa. Sssk
MANAGER AND CHEF-Best refer
snces for restaurant or cafeteria.
TIA. 1868. 2Ss
PAiNiER.Inside and outside paint
mates. WADE. ME. SS35. 2Ss
TRUCK DRIVER-Man desires long
distance truck driving; has D. C.
permit. White. Box 360-G. Star. 2Ss
as ianitor or laborer; experienced.
not afraid of any type of hard work,
reliable and sober. Sun. Ii. 3-5093;
weekdays. FIR. 0S97. 21s
EXPER SALESMAN. COLLECTOR,
DEBIT ms. AGENT
Mon. through Fri. Very best sHs. refs.
ia. 4S45. 29s
Evening star., 1950-11-27
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

CARPENTER = Remodeling Of an
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY-Comp remodeling,
work done promptly. JE. s.74s5.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rms, porches incl. stairways.
CORNER windows: residential or com
merclal; J. E; HENDRICKS, UN. 249l
CARPENTERING of all kinds. Shelly
ing sagaSIe storm SSPR1s SSSTs and TindewS Rea
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nag
stone terrace, walks. chimneys. fire.
places, cement driveways,. porches,
Esai Enas watefpssSanx Wat,s psaaf dra'PPassm MARI r.
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville sSss.
CLOGGED DRAIN FIPES electrically
Dsons os r. RA eessss ssss ans Eo0 ds2
oRfyEWA9s, ihH WAYS porches, steps. cellars
built or repaired. TU. 1244. Call
n.H1SI n%sskdays - after 8 pm; all day Sun:
soHI snf RRfcR fcfy cot sotmsi NA Gssska sssS q
EIEcffRicAL INSTALLATION. re-
~A~@A~SN' SAA eAs eAAk4Ss 8sh. ~-SHs.
FENCE--Galvanized. chain link. all
posts in concrete; Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less: 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 1888:
evenings and Sunday NO. 1928.
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - FUN
Rs5eahf ooR Co Ra as4e kSGsNE9S Ses kaS
FIo6Rs hsSS 1; saSDED and finished: quail
NJ ny MoRR1s ESsE at saa 4 9saz 5sasonaols price.
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
flqeTs f!q ds,, made , like IKE new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. Call
BARR any time at AT. 1857. -A2
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; low
prices, work guaranteed. L. D.
GENERAL CONTRACTORs-carpen-
try and masonry des.; experts at re-
pair and remod.: custom built homes
a specially. VI. 1859, Sun. and ewes
KITCHEN AND BATHROOM remodel
ing. attic and basement finishing
wall and floor tiieing. SUBURBAN
CONSTRUCTION CO.. UN. 1859
ODD JoBS0White help; floor clean
ing and waxing, wall and window
washing. Ii. $3.50. AK. 1704.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
HELP WOMEN

NATIONALLY FAMOUS Dale Dance
Studios opening new branch in
Washington has availabilities for
young women as dance teachers, in
terviewers. receptionists and super
visors; experienced or inexperienced;
full or part time: can earn high sal
aries. Apply in person between
IL and pm. or 6 and 8 pm.
DALE DANCE STUDIO
7l0 14th st. NV. (nr. G) --29
Evening star., 1950-11-27
HELP WoMEN (cont.) J
HOUSEWIVES, Earn your own Oh,

Earn your own Christ
mas money in two or three hours
daily; sell Avon's beautiful Christ
mas gifts to waiting customers.
Excellent profits. RE. o795. -27
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, under, 35,
experience desirable but not essen
should have knowledge Of tipping.
Apply Room 800, $40 14th st. NV,
between 9 am. and 4 pm. rs
Evening star., 1950-11-27
ATTENTION
HELP DOMESTIC

co0k S1k So Soqred ut t. ,ss. do
COOK and downstairs. EXP. Must
ln,sn I've in and i, have a good LOCAL gef; Good
COOK. oKKsdGfHqsy GHiW hVe iiSe in He sa5 ss weekly
must be neat; between 3O-40 years:
recent ref. OR. 3713. 80
COOK. for small institution; must
live in; S1O0 per month; 1901
Greentree rd,, Bethesda, WI. 1850.
FcooK-G.H.w.. live in; must be ex-
perieneed; salary $25 week. Call
COOK 90 S0et Get.H.w,, colOred, so.45 years
old fd stiof local wf ref; ;sln liye in; s27 Ssek
COOK. CIV, Bethesda. live in. up
bath, Bendix; Every Thurs. and
Sunday of after bkfst; Must be exp;
and have refs: S25. OIL. S273., 20
in; family Of 3 adults; no laundry;
$40 per week. NO. 3977. rs
G.H.W., girl, fond of children. Work
in New York. Live in. $50 month.
Call RA:. 1871, between 6 and 8 pm.
Tssk: Tsssi: fSnd sH' SGT. Ct 'hildren sH5sa' ss
G.H.W.. NuRSEMAID-Live out; per
manent position; laundry. Bendix;
serving: other help; references. S25
per wk. Call only 4 to 8 pm. EN-.
G.a.W.-PLAIN COOK; live in; 5h-
DAY DAY esed' xeek; ref rea'; ss7 Ess ysek'
GENERAL GNi eaGo' HousEwoRkER, white,
non smoker, under 90; plain cook
ing; 2 adults; live in. refs; $25.
Box 49S-E. Star. -27
MAID, experienced. for hotel. 5000
MAID, exper., live in. 5h days. g.h.w.
and assist with cooking and s.
month baby FA. 1850. --27
MOTHERS HELPER, white; live in.
PRACTICAL NURsE-HOUsEKEEPER,
white. take complete charge of b.
year-old boy and infant; permanent
position; suburban Md; regular
day help employed; age limit 40
yrs. Answer, stating age, exper,
refs, salary required and phone.
etc. Box 495-E, Star. -27
WOMAN. white. under so. to do
light .h.w., care for l child while
parents work; live in SH. .9274.
WOMAN. experienced; for g.h.w., and
assist with care of children; must
live in, and have references. JU; 2
Evening star., 1950-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-Salanti 12O bass, ex-
cellent condition; case; sacrifice,
-S125; call GE 4645. -
ACCORDIONS, 120 bass. Italian,
S192.50; others. S29.5o to S1.500;
COLUMBIA MUSIC CO.. 2O00 N
st. NV. ME. 14l9. -2S
ADDING MACHINE. Sunstrand, elec.,
reeonditioned. guaranteed. 500 so.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters.
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent, $40 mo. Buy now
for Christmas. CENTRAL. 2O19 14th
HI
Evening star., 1950-11-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CONGRATULATIONS. hotel res
taurant, and commercial exper. Full
charge. trial balances, controls, pay
rolls. taxes. exec. ability. Can meet
PUBLIC, Box 499,E. Star: -2S
ored. IL yrs. hospital and institute
experience; best ref. Ii. 7-0111.
NURSE. practical. work day or night;
experienced; reference. Call DI,
NURSE, practical or companion, best
NHRss rn9ne CHI hte esoS sivs.
pos, night or day, excel. refs. LU.
PRACTIcAL NURSE. white, day OF
night night duty; can furnish refs. Hos
PRACTICAL NURSE. e eolored' gsy desires
case for child, 5-day week, some
nights; dependable, excel. refs. per
manent. Hobart 5263. sun, S
Am; to 2 pm. All day Monday. 27s
experience, with vast credit and col.
lection ability, desires permanent
position. Moderate salary; excellent
references. GE. 7476.
SECRETARY-Mature, varied expert.
ence, competent stenographer de-
Sires position. Box 313-G, Star. 2S'
COLORED GIRL. neat his. graduate
typist; desires store or office work
Col. GIRL desires Job wrapping
packages or dry-cleaning work. Ii.
4-209s.
Evening star., 1950-11-27

Experienced in restaurant or hotel
work required. Prefer some one who
lives in this vicinity. Hrs. 6 pm. to
am: Apply personnel office.
HOTEL STATLER ,
18th and K SITS. NV. -oS
CASHIER-Must be experienced for
work in super market; top wages,
excellent working conditions, free
Decentralization, paid vacations and
bonus plan; many other employee
9tenet1ts; pen Ts. Apply gs Room l24; shirling-
ping Center, Arlington. Va. -2S
CASHIER, experienced, not over 35
years of age; good working condi-
tlons, permanent position; no phone
calls. coIs. SURPLUS SALES CO.. 425
cAsHIER-TYPIsT. part time. week
days. in credit union once mr.. I4th
and K NV. Reply in own hand
ggriti9g; g 9go stating age and hourly pay.
cIlRk, Iii eVh white s'foi for dry cleaning m2 and
laundry store; good pay; Steady
empl. Apply zULINs CLEANERS,
3l5S Mt. Pleasant st. NV. -o7
CLERK, experienced in cfedit cloth
ppssr1maanent' PSF an e excel. salary. AsKiNNs
store: good salary; steady work. Ap-
EE. ply MONDAY. am. to II noon. 1000
CLERK for " bookkeeping otace. expe-
rienced in general office routine
interested in. permanent position
with chance for advancement need
to MASTER SUPER MARKET, 4I05
M; Vernon ave, Alex, Va. -27
CLERK, for relief work on hotel front
desk and on PIX. Experience not
necessary. Pleasant working condi-
TEL. 10th and H SITS. NV. rs
CLERK K-RECEPTIONIST. experienced
in Photographic studio: good pay,
AppIy IN person. ANTON, 1213, G
CLERK-TYPIsT. experience not nee
BARFooT' RE. 1867 oah -S7 @Fs'
CLERK-TYPIST, general office work.
apply 1916 H st. NV. between 10
CLERk-TYPIsT, age IS to 80. -Ig large
auto insurance claim department, in
yoiYes typing and filing; convenient
ditsI doWsntown location. in new air-con-
plus cost living bonus; 401hour
week: paid vacation and insurance
benefits. Cali w. w. SIEBERT. Me.
100; for appointment. -2S
CLERK-TYPIST-Some shorthand de-
siIable sant but not essential; for rental
5101 Hillandale rd.. Chevy Chase
Md, OIL. 324O. rs
CLERK-TYPIST-General ofice work,
salary. paid vacation, free life and
noSplianzation insurance. other
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE, INC.
1910 Georgia ave, Silver spring.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
HELP DOMESTIC Cont

WOMAN OR GIRL, size 8 to 16 uni
form, to do domestic work; exp. for
family of 2 adults and 9-yr. boy.
Must live in. WI. S446. -28
COLORED MAID, between 80 and 40
yrs. of age. G.hw. and care of chill
dren: Must have refs. Live in. S25
3 COLORED GIRLS desire work as
shirt presser, cafeteria (3-day wk) :.
domestic work. Live in or out. Ii.
4-S40S.
Evening star., 1950-11-27

Advertising Production
Advirtising agency desires young man,
10 to "a, to start as assistant in
production department; excellent op-
portunity to learn advertising thor
oughly; start $50 a week with in
creases commensurate with ability;
agency approved for CT training.
Submit detailed resume. Box 456-E,
Star. -2S
Evening star., 1950-11-27
MACHINEs-s9 0s up:

terms. OR 10th year. AMERICAN
IYPEWRI ER C 1881 E. Capitol
.nneEssTSG ST Is MON MACHINE r.s sao ,o
now $685.. New. in original car.
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
AIR COMPRESSOR, 1-h.p. single
% used; completely iete 'aGteGDa aGto@atic aTi and
in good cond. with 3O-gal. tank.
Price, S275. STEELE'S GARAGE.
33 N. Y. ave. ne. 81
ANTIQUE DRESSER and desk; S135.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
THE EVENING STAR

MANGLE WORKER, colored, living
Hyattsville or ne. area; $50 wk.
9999 BALTIC. blvd. TO. 567S. --2S
NURSE, white, experienced. care of
two children, ages and g. live in;
permanent position, unusual oppor-
tunity. nice surroundings; other help
employed; salary, $175 mo. to start.
Cen DE. 1000. rs
NURSE, white, undergraduate, age
23-40. Live in or out. CO. 4754.
Evening star., 1950-11-27

PIX OPERATOR, experienced; tipping
required; 5l2-day week: good sal
airy. QUAKER CITY -LINOLEUM.
500 F st. NV. ME. 1852. II
RECEPTIONIST. between 90 and 35;
exper. in answering telephones;
salary open. Call between 1-3 pm.
for appointment, NO. 1894 --2S
SALESGIRLS, part and full time
excel. cond. THE GIFT STALL.
10th and K SITS. NV. -27
SALESLADY-Exper in children's S
wear; good pay. r. J. BEYDA. 315I
Wilson blvd Arlington Va 20
Evening star., 1950-11-27
ADDING MACHINES

Elec. Burroughs, Guar, $3.50
Underwood typewriters, reblt. $40 so
Remington. Smith, Woodstock,
Royals, guaranteed 500 so
Corona Portables, rebuilt S39.75
ABB 11th ST NV
Evening star., 1950-11-27
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between 81 and 25
years of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge. Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required. 40-hour, 5-day week,
8:30-5:30. Mon. through Fri. Apply
personnel room, SOC. Open week
days S:30-5, Sat. 81. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1950-11-27
ATTENTION.!

Attention, Men, Look
We have z openings, in our market
analysts and manufacturers re-
search department. Must have neat
appearance, good education and de-
pendable. No experience necessary;
we train you. You can earn S66
per week while learning, and up to
$4,000 per year after months
training
Evening star., 1950-11-27
CASHIER

Experienced in restaurant or hotel
work required. Prefer some one who
lives in this vicinity. Hrs. pm. to
z am. Apply personnel office.
HOTEL, STATT ,EP
Evening star., 1950-11-27

HOME MODERNIZERS
Roofing Siding, Asbestos Shingle,
painting. papering, and general re-
CO., 22l4 14th st. NV. MI. 1926.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
JOI BE AVHILABLl
IMMEDIATELY

IIV11VIIDI1l1
Apply personnel division. second floor,
10 am. to 1890 pm. only. 1929
Evening star., 1950-11-27
BUILDING MATERIAL

projects; lumber, doors, windows,
bricks. angle iron. steel beams and
reinforcing steel. GENERAL WRECK
ING CO.. Brentwood rd. and w st.
ne MI. 6l77 Il
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Boilers, Bldg. Materials

Lge. STOCK OF good lumber. foor-
ing, doors windows. plumbing. pipe.
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO. 9th ard Fl SITS ne. At. 400.
BRICKS, l or a million, face and
common. ALASKA COAL g. BRICK
CO. MA hSSn: Otis 12nO
Evening star., 1950-07-16
$4,000 10 Be Spent
On Approaches 10
7 Highway BRIDGES

The Commissioners have ap-
proved an expenditure of $35, 900
to beautify the approaches to the
two Highway Bridges.
Merel S. Sager. planning chief
for National Capital Parks, and
his force have planned a land
scaping, which will include more
than 200 trees.
The trees will be planted to
permit vistas through to the vari-
Gus scenic highnghts and block
out less esthetic views, such as
the railroad bridge from Jefferson
Memorial.
A border will be planted on the
District property to screen out a
restaurant parking area, and
much shrubbery will adorn the
bridge approaches.
Mr.. Sager said the landscaping
has been studied not only from
the perspective of visitors ap-
preaching on the bridges. but of
those looking out from points of
interest to sightseers.
The trees will include elms,
sycamores, naples. tulips, oaks,
poplars and evergreens.
The immediate job will be grad
ing, and the planting is scheduled
for fall. The work will be done
by the National Park Service.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
Transit Fare Rise
In Effect Today

Capital Transit Co. bus and
street car passengers today began
to pay the higher fares that went
into effect at 5 am.
They dropped Is cents into the
cash boxes instead of the former
13 cents. Or they bought three
tokens for 40 cents or paid 50
for a weekly pass. These charges
replace IS cents for three tokens
and SITS for the pass.
The new token fare also brings
new tokens. The new ones are
silvery in appearance and instead
of ''W" in the center hole there
is cross-bar.
The company announced that
the old tokens may be redeemed
at company offices. Or, through
August Is, they may be used with
the addition Of 2 cents. This
would make the ride cost 132s
cents, or a third of a cent more
than the new token rate.
The new fare keeps the ratio
between the cost of tokens and
the cost of the pass. In both in
stances the cost of the pass equals
the cost of Is tokens. At SITS,
the company has been selling be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 passes
a week. At 50 it is expected the
sale will decline, but the company
said it could not estimate how
much.
The new fares were authorized
by the Public Utilities Commission
on the company's showing the for
mer scale of fares was not yielding
an adequate return.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
A|tmeyer Advocates
12% Of Pay Be Used
For Social Security
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July
15.-A Federal official today out
lined a system of social insurance
with workers, employers and
Government contributing-as "our
first line of defense against human
destitution."
The program was presented be-
fore today's closing sessions of the
University of Virginia's Seven
teenth Institute of Public Affairs
by Arthur ]. Altmeyer, Federal
Social Security Commissioner.
Mr.. Altmeyer asserted the Ma
ton can best be assured a mini
mum level of income through
periods of adversity and non
earning by paying about IL per
cent of their income earned while
at work through an extension of
the present social security plan.
Farm organizations are begin
ming to support such a broaden
ing of the social security program,
said Albert S. Goss, master of the
National Grange, who went on to
say that many abuses still pre-
valling in the present system
should be eliminated before it is
extended.
William H. Stauffer, research
director of the Virginia State
Chamber of Commerce, said that
business men are not opposed to
the principle of social security,
but fear that its extension may
destroy the American system of
Government.
Threats to individual freedom
come from "the corporate char
acter of American life we are
building, from corporate indus
trial, labor and farm power, as
well as from Government cor
porate power" was the thought
OF Francis Pickens Miller, runner
up candidate last year for the
Virginia governorship in the
Democratic primary.
John J. Corson, assistant man
ager of the Washington Post,
summarized the session over
which he presided by noting that
Americas continued concern with
freedom and dignity, as well as
with the welfare of the individual,
viii go long way to assuring
the inevitable victory of democ-
racy over totalitarianism.
A registration total of 1922
was announced today by Director
George B. Zehmer.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
DC. Urged 10 Limit
Gasoline Price Siqns

The Commissioners will be
asked to consider a proposed
amendment to the sign regula-
tions with respect to posting of
gasoline prices, it was announced
yesterday by r. A. Herrick, execu-
tive director of the Association of
Retail Gasoline Dealers.
The suggested amendments
would limit the size of signs ed
vertising the price of gasoline in
service stations to eight by 10
inches.
1t also would specify that the
price shown on each sign should
include an itemization of the re-
tail selling price per gallon, the
amount of Federal taxes and the
amount of District tax, all figures
to be the same size.
Mr.. Herrick said it was brought
out in recent meeting of retail
gasoline dealers here that exist
ing sign regulations are being
violated in many service stations
Illegal signs are multiplying
with the result that the appear
ance of many thoroughfares is
being marred by large advertising
signs in service stations, it was
said.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
Woman Carrying $17,5OO
When Arrested, Forfeits SIS

An elderly woman found to
have $17,587.65 in her pocketbook
when arrested on a drunk and
disorderly charge forfeited SIS
collateral yesterday when her
case was called in Municipal
Court.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Hallenback
so. of 1243 Thirty-third street
NV, amazed officials at the
Women's Bureau last Sunday
night when she handed over the
cash. mostly in $1,000 and $100
bills, before being locked up for
the night.
Mrs. Hallenback also gave off,
GERS who booked her on the drunk
and disorderly charge bank book
indicating tidy sum in savings
and several hundred dollars in
war bonds, police said.
The cash and bonds were re-
turned to Mrs. Hallenback when
she was released the following
Evening star., 1950-07-16
zoning Adjustment Board
To Consider IS ADpeaIs

The Board of zoning Adjust
ment will consider IS appeals at
a public hearing at $50 am
Wednesday in the board room of
the District Building.
Among cases to be heard is a
request by the American Oil Co.
and the Boys Club of Washington
for permission to establish a gaso-
line service station at 2715 Penn
slvania avenue and 2726 M street
NV.
The Georgetown Branch of the
Boys Club is now located at
the site, of which the oil company
is prospective purchaser. A new
Boys Club branch, to be known
as the Western Branch, is being
built at Wisconsin avenue and S
street N. w.
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morning on SIS collateral. She
did not explain why she carried
such a large sum at that time.
Two days later. however, Mrs.
Hallenback came to Seventh Pre-
cinct and told police she lost 81 ,O0o
of her savings from operating a
boarding house in a bank failure
during 1929. Since then she kept
most of her money with her, she
added.
When she walked into the pre-
cinct, police said, she was carry
ing more than $1,000 in a hand
satchel. It was suggested that
banks were safer now, but police
said Mrs. Hallenback only shook
her head at their advice to deposit
her money.
Mrs. Hallenback was arrested at
Thirty third and N streets NV.
by Pvt. John A. Barrett of Seventh
Precinct. A male companion with
her at the time was not charged.