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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
EXHIBITION
 BIB. GAMES
By Associated Press

Ted (The Brute) Kluszewskl, 26- year-old first baseman of the Gin cinnati Reds, is going to be a tough customer in the clutch this season if his Grapefruit league booming is any criterion.
 Kluszewski, hailed as one of the coming sluggers of the game, is whaling the ball for the Reds at extremely opportune moments.
 The former star end of the Uni versity of Indiana drove in all o1 Cincinnati's runs yesterday as the Reds defeated Washington, 80, at Orlando, Fla.
 The New York Yankees, mean while, outlasted Fl Paso of the Southwest International league, It to 10, in the Texas city. Hank Bauer blasted two home runs and Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, Cliff Mapes and Joe Di Maggie one eacf to lead the bombers' assault.
 Chicago White Sox edged the Pitts burgh Pirates, 9-8, in 10 innings al New Orleans. The Sox tied the score on Jim Busby's homer in the ninth and won out in the tenth when Ec McGhee scored after Ed Robinson flied out.
 Four home runs enabled tht Jacksonville Tars of the South At. lantic league to nip the Boston Rec Sox 8-7, at Jacksonville, Fla. Thire Baseman Rance Pless delivered the payoff blow, a 400-foot homer 1T the last of the ninth.
 Yesterdays Results
 Brooklyn N, 5, Phils N, 4, Il inn. ings.
 Cincinnati N, 3, Wash. A, 0.
 New York N, 5, Boston N, 5.
 Chicago A, g, Pittsburgh N, 8.
 Chicago N, T, Houston TIL, 4.
 Jacksonville 8, Boston A, T.
 New York A, 16. Fl Paso 10. St. Louis A, 13, San Antonio 5.
 Phils A, 6, Birmingham 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05

PC LEAGUE
 GAMES GET
 GOOD NOW
By Associated Press

On the basis of what has hap pened SC far, it looks like a most interesting race for the Pacific Coast league flag. The club owners only wish the fans would start com ing out to see the games. The total attendance at the four games yes terday and last night was 7,653. The intake certainly didn't match the outgo = not on the basis of ball. players capacities and todays prices,
 San Diego and Los Angeles put on a free-scoring thriller with San Diego getting 9-7 decision before the top crowd of 3,726. The Padres maintained first place in the stand ing. Four Los Angeles errors cost them the ball game.
 Hollywood, rained out Tuesday night, opened it's home season last night with 6-5 decision over Roger Hornsby's Seattle Rainiers. There were only 1904 on hand to see Herb Karpel step in and save the game with some flossy relief pitching in the eighth and ninth.
 Seals Lose Again
 The San Francisco Seals lost an- other one yesterday. They have dropped every one of their nine cOnteStS Portland Set thep, ho ol, ;,, the only day game, 2 to 4. The at tendance was 685.
 Rookie Jim Marshall, 1S-year- old Oakland first baseman, was the big noise as Oaks downed Sacramen- to, 13 to 6. Marshall smashed hom- CT and single to drive in six runs. It was the fourth homer of the brief season for the youngster, up from the Western International league. Manager Joe Gordon of the Sacs hit two over the left field wall at Sacramento.
 The Seals loss set new club record. When CH3ul started as manager in 1885 the San Francis cans lost eight in a row, but they bounced back. took second place in the first half of the split season, captured the last half and then won the playoffs to capture the pen- nant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
Only in WILLIAMS

Every time you shave with the New Williams Shaving Cream you give your face the benefit of this re- markable substance-and you get s, smoother, easier shave in the bar gain! Try Williams tomorrow. Rs the only shauing cream containing Extract Of Luno,-n.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
SEMI-F|NAL STANLEY CUP pLAY-OFF WILL BE EVENT TONIGHT

DETROIT, April -tR- Back in the favorite's role, the Detroit Red Wings will be going all out tonight to put quick finish to their semi final Stanley cup playoffs series with Montreal
 The Wings went to Hockey-mad Montreal and calmly took over, winning game No. 3, 20 score Saturday night and coming through Al Tuesday.
 The winner will go on to the finals, meeting the victor of the To- ronto-Boston series.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
MINING MAN BACK

Howard M. Fowler, associate min ing engineer for the Territorial De- partment of Mines, was back at his desk Wednesday morning after en- toying a seven weeks vacation in the states.
 Purchasing car, Fowler drove tc St. Louis where he attended the American Institute of Mining anc Metallurgical Engineers meeting there Feb. 19 to 9 and then GOV cred southwestern states visiting friends. He also spent some time in Mexico City. which he described as a paradise for vacationers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
FROM ANCHORAGE

Ellis Jersey of Anchorage is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
.R0TE WILL
 GO pR0FES.

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, April 5 -RA Kyle Rote. famed Southern Methodist University football star and No. 1 draft choice of the New York Giants in the national pro- fessional Football League, is going to play pro baseball.
 Rote and Corpus Christi Owner George Schepps came to terms yes terday Rote will report here to the Class B Gulf Coast league team Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
NEW SHAVING CREAM
 PROMOTIONS" YOUR FACE AS YOU SHAVE!

Now you can enjoy a closer, better looking shave-and at the same time help keep your skin youthfully soft and good-looking
 Remarkable Ingredient All this is made possible by the New Williams Shaving Cream containing Extract of Lanolin-a recent medical discovery with skin conditioning" properties far greater than lanolir itself. Extract of Lanolin soothes and refreshes your face as you shave. It helps keep your skin looking young and healthy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
HERE FROM wRANGELL

Mrs. Margaret Simmons, wife of James Simmons of the Bureau of Public Roads, was passenger from Wrangell to Juneau Tuesday via Alaska Coastal Airlines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05

Read Kids Have Fun in Jg-sau," story of the Teen Age CIab, in The Alaskan Magazine, now on the News Stands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
T. P. HANSEN HERE

T. P. Hansen of the Union Oil Go. from Ketchikan is at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
Official Denies Windsform
PeriIed Golden Gate BRIDGE
By the Assoeictsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-The
Golden Gate Bridge-whipped
Saturday night by 72-mile-per-
hour gales-was not damaged
structurally and was never in
danger, engineers said today after
q detailed inspection.
The 14-year-old bridge, high
over the entrance to San Fran
cisco Bay and the worlds largest
single suspension span, was closed
to vehicular traffic for 2 hours
and so minutes but this was not
due to its swaying or any danger
of its collapsing.
Closing of the bridge was
ordered primarily because Of traf
flc hazards to motorists driving
over the span in the heavy wind
and rain, and not because the
structure was in any danger"
Bridge Manager James z. Rickets
said.
Workers had reported the bridge
swayed IL feet to each side but
Mr.. Rickets said instrument re-
cordings reduced that to "a inches.
He added that the span was de-
signed to a lateral movement OF
27.7 feet-13.85 to each side.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
State Probes Five Deaths
From Huntington Fire
BY the Associated Press

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. s.
State Fire Marshal c. A. Raper
and members of his staff today
investigated a tenement fire in
which five persons died.
The fire, believed to have start
ed from kerosene cooking
stove, destroyed two structures in
an alley within two blocks Of the
Fourth avenue business district
last night.
The victims were Mrs. Carrie
Jones, a; John Louis Creasey, 40:
a man tentatively identified as
Frank Madison, 40, and two grand
children of Mrs. Jones-Irene
Jones, 4. and John Jones, 2.
Firemen battled the fire for
more than three hours. Some
smoke and water damage was done
to the nearby Huntington Hotel,
State liquor store. Huntington
Automobile Club, and Weather
Seal Tnc
Evening star., 1951-12-03
This bacon is
already sIirunk

Ordinary bacon actually gains
a little weight in curing. But
Jordan's old-fashioned hickory
smoked bacon loses weight, both
in the cure and in the smoke. So
it shrinks less in the pan.
Salt-and-sugar for 1912 days,
an old English cure, then smoked
day and night over hand tended
hickory fires till the juices drip
and pungent hickory smoke per-
meates the meat, Jordan's bacon
has flavor unlike any other.
If you've never tasted real old
fashioned hickory smoked bacon,
give your family this experience
tomorrow. Look for Jordon's
Bacon in the Old Virginia Smoke
House box.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
Nativity Pensioners
Lauded by Archbishop
On 5Oth Anniversary

Parishioners of Nativity Catho-
lie Church were praised by the
Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washington, yes
terday for their loyalty to the
church and to their parish" at a
50th anniversary parish founding
observance in the church, Thir-
teenth and Peabody streets NV.
Archbishop O'Boyle, celebrant
at solemn mass of Thanksgiving,
urged the more than 1000 persons
attending the service to carry "the
teachings of Jesus Christ to a
world that sorely needs those
teachings"
DR., John Tracy Ellis, professor
OF American church history at
Catholic University, traced the
parish's history since it's founding
in 1901. Pointing out that there
have been sofa baptisms and
2,025 marriages since the parish
was formed. DR.. Ellis said "Nativ-
ity Parish has flourished in good
measure because of the faith of
you. the parishioners, and that
Of your ancestors before you"
Assist Archbishop at Mass.
Two priests born and raised in
Nativity Parish assisted Arch
bishop O'Boyle at the mass. The
Rev. Thomas Lyons, now an as
sistant at st. Matthews Cathe-
dral, was deacon, and the Rev.
Raymond Decker, curate at st.
Anthony's Church, subdeacon.
Two former curates at Nativity
Church. the Rev. Lawrence A.
McGlone. pastor of Holy Com
forter Church, and the Rev.
Joseph Teletchea. an assistant at
st. Patrick's Church, were deacons
of honor.
Honor Guard Of Knights.
An honor guard of Washington
General Assembly. Fourth Degree,
Knights of Columbus. escorted
Archbishop OBoyle and other
officers of the mass from Nativity
rectory to the church.
DR.. John J. Coady, pastor of
Nativity Church, and the Revs.
Walter J. Norris, Thomas j.
Grodavent and Sylvester M. Hoff-
man, assistants, were honored at
an anniversary luncheon in the
Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
CIV Students to Be Topic

An informal discussion on "the
varied student population at
George Washington University
will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow
at the B'nai Birth Hillel House,
2129 F street NV. Alan T. Del
bert, professor of romance Ian
guages and advisor to the foreign
students at the university, will
speak.
Evening star., 1951-12-03

D-"Haeger" Pottery Vases, in
grey, green or chartreuse. Un-
even scalloped edge. Matching
swan bowl for flowers or orna-
mentation - ca. $500
Evening star., 1951-12-03
$4.98

$7.O4 "Greenbrier" Luncheon
Sets, cope. service for 4. Dell
green, chartreuse, burgundy or
grey. Modern shape. Open
stek.
Evening star., 1951-12-03

F-Pottery Bowl and Bird Sets,
from California. Oblong bowl
has scalloped edge with grace
full bird in center. White, green
or chartreuse ----- So. Or
Evening star., 1951-12-03

E-Aluminum Tumblers, in as
sorted colors. They frost" your
favorite drinks. Make a gala
gift! Each box contains 8 in as
sorted colors -------$S 4R
Evening star., 1951-12-03

S5.65 Imported Place Settings,
5-pc. Hartford" pattern. Set
ting includes: l each Dinner
plate, salad plate, bread and but
ter, cup and saucer. openStock.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Mellon Fountain Dedication
Postponed Until Sprinq

Dedication of the Andrew Mel
Ion Memorial Foundation, honor
ing the donor of the National
Gallery of Art, has been post
|poned until spring, it was learned
today.
The foundation has been COM
pleted for some time in the plaza
fronting the National Gallery of
Art. but it has been decided to
delay the dedication until the city
turn on fountain water in spring.
David Edward Finley, director
of the gallery, said that the Mel
Ion Memorial Committee of Pitts
burgh, made the decision. This
committee, headed by Arthur E.
Braun, raised the construction cost
of about 1925, 900 through volun-
tary contributions.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Reforms Shown in Many States
On Crocker-BorreI Court Fees

magistrates, who receive fees in
some cases. tops $500. In addi-
tion, there are uncounted scores
of fee-paid conStables.
Further reductions in fee offices
would require legislative action in
some States. action by county gov
|ernments in a few and constitu-
tional amendments in at least
seven States.
The fee system, like the legal
base on which it rests, is rather
Icomplex.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
Mexico Adds Another State

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 81 P).-
Lower California became the 29th
state of Mexico yesterday as the
result of Senate vote approving
a constitutional amendment. The
capital of the new state will be
Tijuana, near San Diego, Calf.
Evening star., 1951-12-21
By WiIliom J. Convoy
As,oeio,ed Press Stoff Writer

The number of public Offices
that pay off on the antiquated
fee basis is dwindling.
The cutbacks were accom-
panied by criticism to the effect
Lost in series Of five stories on the
Ca ..ek~.. q. H.v>,.-nnk
Evening star., 1951-03-03
FLORIST

ton. Call OIL. 1915. q
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, full or
part time. Exper. only need apply
MORTON PHARM., 3O1 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-03-03

PAINTING, PAPERING
seliable, reasonable. Call MR.. KLfx
CI
Evening star., 1951-03-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ssSs sssht'fss5 s syssi s's
CHILDS NURSE; settled, excel. refs,
desires care child over 2. Ex. 1854.
COMPANION and executive house
eo,5DfTv seeDfr; fomPe'tent orap'de d dryer prefer
s S:4;;S ss:s @:s :sI''e s %
GIRL, colored. exper.. desires 5 days,
e4 oleanns bnms: bsautE shGp sS64 h0tel maia
GIRL, coiored. iigl1t esk Skin, d desires soId jo6
as cafeteria worker; day or night
work. Call Ii. 7-051s. 4
Mart foered near S EantS and pars ter
NURSE, practical, colored, exper.,
wnIs wishes Job Soss care NJ for CHILDREN day
and booking future maturity cases,
TINE MAID to 'ci Clean H1ia apts. or
doctors offices, hours 10 to. e. or
j, TO to p.rn.' 8 days; ref. Ii.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires day or
PIX OPERATOR. exper. desires part
time position from 6 pm. to 12
pm. Call TU. 46O7 after 6 pm.
Sat, and all day Sun.
WOMAN. white, mature. wants cleri-
sl,,w cal work, ,, bkks;;,, filing and some
YOUNG WOMAN. age 27, seeking
position as receptionfst or in related
field: no sec. training. but consider
able experience :. in meeting and
handling the public. 10. 3-4751. 4s
DEPENDABLE SECY.-STENOG.. IL
yrs. patent exper., desires position
with patent law or mech. eng. firm.
CHI. 1000. Ext. 637. "A
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION. Are you
looking for an intelligent, capable
secretary? Would like to talk 1t
over. Call La. $1,000 after 6 pm,
or all day Sunday. a
GENTEEL LADY wishes position as
n-housekeeper to leave city
Tor the summer; no laundry or
DANISH GOVERNESS, highly comp. =.
yrs. exp, artist, horsewoman. ex-
eel. qualifications. Box 2S2-S. Star
A.
EMPLOD. LADY desires work even
ings/ and Sat. Fast typist. knowl
shorthand, post. mach. 10. 2-O249
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL desires job
as clerk in cleaning establishment;
experienced. AK. SS01.
Evening star., 1951-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. elec.
tric. reconditioned, guaranteed:
S79 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 18th st NV
ADDING MACHINES and typevrtters,
all makes. new and used Pay for
them like rent. $40 mo. CENTRAL.
& 20lG l4th St; nv; HU. 5l2l
built. sales, rentals, repairs; terms.
Our 41st year AMERICAN TYPE
Lincoln 3-O0s2. Easy narkins
and auto. with every attach; used
three hrs; like new. Call Ma. 1896.
AIR CoMPREssoRs. garage size:
spray painting outfit; also portable;
.Ss TS5 SnM9pssIS99.; e9mp1sts, I9; 5-oo00e.
with ,9o-lb. Jack hammers and
moil points. Schramm make with
diesel international motor. mounted
on Chevrolet truck chassis specially
equipped with booster brakes. This
machine a 1949 and in exceptional
Air fo .coNpITfoNINGi gUENi1Ts-Por
rent by the season. Supply Of rental
units limited. A. small deposit will
reserve your unit. Call II. 3-4112.
3; N; REFR1GERAT1oN co,
214 L st. ne. Your authorized
(bonded) service dealer
Evening star., 1951-03-03
HELP WOMEN
TelephOne Receptionist

1eleplOne RecepClOn1St
Alert, aged 81 to 35. with medical
organizatton; knowledge PIX pre-
ferred; permanent position; inter-
fss,ng sox isseT' ScTk' sta4 ts4-das' 4o-hr' week.
TELEPHONE WORKER
Between 30-40; permanent position;
MUNTZ TV. 516 9Th st. Sc.
TYPIsT. under 80, for permanent
position with national insurance
organization; 5-day week, pleasant
work working Ing Senditions; See MR..
TYPIsT, experience not. necessary;
general clerical duties; good start
Apply s 'Ai6 pIAMoNp oH5D''szsS1Sn sERVTcE psn co,
Room Boon 10, 1928 14th st. NV, DU.
TYPIST for bookkeeping machine.
VIII train; perm; pleasant work;
P1oRfsT pa3qay wk; 14dA Apply j 3 sLAcK1sToNE ON
Lapo. LlN No IaSa phone d calls. IL; NV M Mrs
TYPIsT, .40-hour week, no Saturdays,
for advancement. +. MARS. 40
TYPIST. so w.p.m.; 5-day wk.; steady
SnLtioShCAtp picdSdHt WOTklIlS COIl-
ditions. Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 2117 M st. NV.
TYPIST, insurance office, salary de-
pendent upon experience. Call in
person. 4oS Colorado Bldg. a
TYPIST, with knowledge of book
L-eping. needed by investment
securities firm; salary open. 626
TYPIST, alert and capable needed
by investment securities firm; salary
S22o mo. 626 Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST, experienced, knowledge of
switchboard; good pay, permanent
work with large Ford dealer; 5h-day
week. free life and hospitaIization
insurance. CHERNER MOTOR Co,
1851 Florida ave. NV. See Mrs. Lee.
TYPIsT AND DICTAPHoNE operator.
insurance claim ONCE. 5-day week
vacation: sick leave. Start $50 wk.
Mr.; ELLIS or MR.. HARMON. ST.
Evening star., 1951-03-03

WASH MAN. experienced. good hours
and good pay. Apply FAIRLINGTON
LAUNDERERs AND CLEANERS
81. ESQ $500 So. Four Mile Run
wELDER. exper. all-around man. 70,
perm; year-around Job; no lay Of
Branch ave, Silver Hill. Md Nd. 1 @1
NAN, colored., for dishwasher- porter
z CAPITOL PHARM.. sth and East
MAN who has had experience in rem,
once. BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC, 14is
MAN, cashier-clerk, MGR posting
machine, credit once: good Salary;
JEWELRY CO, 627 7th ST. St NV. H M7
MAN with real estate experience who
considers himself a good salesman
Unlimited opportunity with nominal
advance against commission. Must
have car, and be draft exempt.
Write Box 12s-T. Star. 4
MAN, for small stock rm., handling
small copper tubing and TO drive
light delivery truck; 2 to 4; 5-day
week. In reply give experience. refs.
for right man. BOX 7S-T. Star. ~
MAN, colored, for used car service
dept. to clean and polish cars,
change tires, etc.; must have D. c.
permit. Mr.. Kennedy. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3010 r. I. ave. ne. 4
MAN to assist in hardware store
and warehouse; permanent position
paid vacation and holidays. hospital
LONEY'S, INC. 1926 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. *
Evening star., 1951-03-03
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GIRL, colored, wishes day work. NO.
4794.
GIRL. colored, live in, plain cooking,
Y day Sat. and all day Sun. of.
OR. 4243 A
WOMAN, colored, baby sitter, clean
apt; 1a day work; city references.
Telephone MI. $751;.
WOMAN, colored. settled, desires
g,h.w;,. stay in; good references.
ia. 7130.
COLoRED-child care or practical
nurse for patient. 8 days week.
Ii. 4-2S4o. -
Evening star., 1951-03-03

SALESGIRLS
No experience necessary: good start
ing salary. Apply in Ierson to the
F, W: WooLWoRTH CO.. 900 9TH
Evening star., 1951-03-03
MARRIED COUPLE
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. g.h.w;. fond Of children. IL
Sat. no Sun. S23. 440i Daven-
port NV. N-2 bus to 44th and Fes-
ssenadden. walk south 2 blocks on
oK-G.H.w.-No laundry. 2 school,
age children, live in. 5Hs days q week
and every. other Sunday; S25 to
COOK G Nv H'essi experiehced. ,1oO' colored
or white; good salary; live In; refs.
co6k ssdaiFes And w2 G'H.Ws; vs. mus. be tn thor
live in; 3 in family; of every Thurs.
and every other Sun. after 10 am;
$25 ws 0L, 1859; a.
Mon. through Fri, 12-day Sat, refs.
and health card. Arl.. FA. 5O07.
G.H.w., colored; reliable; part time
or days per week. Call FIR. 1888
G.H.w., live in. lovely upstairs pvt.
rm; and bath; must be good with
children: plain cooking, 5h days,
No p. sundays: recent local refs; s25.
CIV i,s sood d., with small AL. ehildEsn.
Axs nSs' 1as4e as4e local refs live in; $50,
Civ. Cook. live in, help care .
children; aI S5Se refs. required; s@5 week.
CIV. PLAIN COOKING; live in
baby; local refs. and health card
required. 81. 0307. -5
HOUSEKEEPER, to live in; care of
school children. Call TU. 1913.
MAID, for 2 mos, live in. 5iz days;
S21 Two small children; suburban
va sunny room above ground.
MAID. thoroughly experienced g.h.w.
NIGHTS week; recent local refs;
S:5 for 51a DAYS. EN-. s972. a
MAID, experienced; salary open tc
seauieed semPesdnt AZ gersSpj zSat city references
MAID; hours. III pm; 5-day week;
small home. adults only. Cali OIL
MAID: :G.H.w.. complete automatic
laundry. live in: local references.
of children need apply. EN-. s199.
WOMAN to care for apt. and 51yr.
child: live IN or out: SIS wk., time
sssa ssdae 5as 5 in Pes 6oonaf ass4 esss
WHITE WoMas,p paenf settied. dain in exchange
for home and salary to care for
baby. Call any time after II noon
ExcEILRNT asEid1k e COOK; iis downstairs ma maid;
no laundry; fond of children: Wed.
OF and every other SUM-; live-in;
other helr; local refs. required; !;
health certificate. EN-. S142 a
liable settled colored girl or woman
Tor care of children and Lh.w Box
of-1' StaT. -3
Evening star., 1951-03-03
SITUATIONS MEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE, married, vet
eran. 5 yrs real estate experience
(broker), desires non selling execu-
tive trainee position with progress
Siye firm: Box 127-T, Star. A
ENGINEER, civil. registered, exper.
field and office. Desire permanent
connection locally. Box 1865, Star.
MAN, colored,. wants janitor Job,
small apt, living quarters. Cali
from 1:3O to $50 pm. HU. 1897.
MAN, colored. with own car. wants
part-time job, after 5 pm. and
81 81 day aszs Sat- Sun; D. c. permit.
YOUNG MAN desires night work
after pm; typist. janitorial or
driver; avail. or ewes. OW. 1896.
VET. "a, single, BIS. in accounting
desires change to accounting clerk
or jr. accountant. Box 370-T. Star.
TWO MEN. colored. very neat, ear
nest; dependshle. honest, will wash
windows, paint. wax floors in spare
time; week days after 5 pm. Sat
9 p.rn., all day Sat. and Sun, a,
Evening star., 1951-03-03
HELP WOMEN

with sewing expert
ence; 40-hour week: vacation and
company benefit plan; pleasant at
mosphere. See Mr.. Field. No phone
calls. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
C32. s417 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring,
millinery, ready-to.
wear; permanent position; salary,
$50 per week: experienced only Ap-
ply at once. l01S Conn. ave. IS
Evening star., 1951-03-03
HELP WOMEN

NURSE, elderly diabetic woman needs
nurse for S-hr.-day duty. 5 to 6
Nd. 81. 1896. a
NURSE, registered. white, Protestant;
assistant head nurse; live in. GE
5000: Cali 7:30 am. $3.50 pm. ID
NURSE. white. experienced; live in;
permanent position: 2 children
Call EN-. 1900, for appt. Il
Evening star., 1951-03-03
BUILDING MATERIALS

Tearing down temporary war hous.
ing at Nichols ave and Stevens I'd.
Sc. Bargains at Job site. Gypsum
sheathing sheet rock, heat rock,
rock-wooi insulation, l" tiber board
in 2'xS' sheets. small double hung
windows. paneled doors, light wooden
roof trusses for 20-ft. span, excel. oak
flooring, cinder blocks, lge. hot-air
furnaces. plumbing fixtures. See
salesman at site. Call our yard for
bargains in lumber and brick.
ABCD CORPORATION. 1881 Jeffer.
son Davis hwy. OF. S755. -6
BULLDOZER or front end loader.
Model GT-25 Terratrac, complete
with eft hydraulic blade; new.
NESBITT EQUIPMENT CO.. OV.
CALCULATOR, Monroe. electric,
S99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 l4th ST. NV
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. P. NJ. %.
Try It; then buy it, for p list. 10.
CAMERA. Revere 16 nm. moving
picture, magazine load; with case.
CAMERA R1'i' AND CASE. Keystone
16-mm. f2.5 lens and shade; GE
exposure meter. filters and instruc-
tion book; new, SS5. ia. S4Sl. -