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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
$500 DOWN
6 ROOMS q BATH
STA W. CENTRAL

Large rooms, hardwood finish, large
front porch. It's not often you can
buy one like this for only $500
down.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
HELP WoNEN
FROCKs. worm bv M

MAIsoNETTE FRocKs, worn by mil
lions, offers opport. for Spare-time
income to married women. Phone
AP. 1905 for details. lie
MEDICAL SECRETARY for operating
room; ls good hours hours and salary. Apply
PROVIDENCE HosPiTXL. End and
N1RsssfE. ssf re-: registered. white, Protestant.
7:30 to $40. Call GE. 5000. --21
NURSE, white. undergraduate, age
~ to 40, for private hospital. co.
NURSE. pediatrician's ONCE; expert
enced; NV. location. Ability. to do
blood counts would be valuable. Two
afternoons of. Box 1890. Star;
NURSES, registered and practical
day week; salary and full main
tenance. Call nursing supervisor,
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda.
Md. Il mi. from District line|.. OIL.
OFFICE CLERK with experience in
garage work. make entries: no typ
ing; permanent. ANNANDALE BODY
WORKS, FA. 470S. -17
OPERATOR. MGR Machine 5000; viii
train If you have bookkeeping ex-
ss sSDy pkoRDRRcG tR RfEs3R 2nz Aosp gfEFH2Rsl
raRriTIME ahs z III 81 OPERATOR. PIX. l7 on
call: convenient ne. location.
HECHINGER CO.. 18th and H sts
ne. Call for appointment. AT. 1900
PAYROLL CLERK; must be able to
use calculator or comptometer;
pleasant working conds.; 40-hr.,
5-day wk.: excel. company benefits,
discount privileges. Apply Miss
Jones, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.,
PAYROLL CLERK. accurate with fig-
ures, some knowledge of typing. Ap-
ply general office. WARDMAN PARK
UOTFr. 5000 Woodley rd NV. --15
PIX OPERATOR, experienced; eve
ming shift. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
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WAITRESS, white, experienced; aft
ernoons. Excellent pay. FEDERAL
GRILL, Berwyn, Md, TO. $3.50.
wAIrsEss, Ml sEsSs white, experienced; full
time 4r 9E gsrs tine; aSTg gOoS Sop hSYrs sHae aR
wAiTREss.' hiTT Ess 81 experienced, no sunday
work; good tips and meals; uniforms
p hAPREoN ABpIz Sssv:sp ss4s y conn and
wxfrkEss, asfi a!si experienced. reliable; Sal
4015 s. 2sth st., Arlington: TIE. 0096.
ienSsssd, e and !. reliable. i MzYN11SsDIs' 1sI
l5GS l4sn s.; ~ NV; cnckta lounge ex
lent earnings for the one who
qualities: Apply in person. CON
GREssIONAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE,
1O1-105 Independence ave. Sc. .-15
WAITRESS. experienced. refined. Tor
sssnnss nsat saS lnts6SfE
WAITRESs. white. experienced, ref
erences; good salary. Apply in per-
son. sTRATFoRD HOTEL. 2S +
wS4s14fRiHEss,, "a white, g;;,, e.gss;; 5,asy
TAURANT. 1912 18th st. NV. 10
Waitress g0nd WHITE for Ann'y STEADY }He
ING BUDDHA RESTAURANT. 1923
Wis. ave. NV, WI. 1924. IL,
WAITRESS. white, for nice neigh
borhood restaurant; prefer girl with
experience. but not required; res
| taurant does not serve drinks. Sal
ary, $50 mo-. plus meals and tips.
WA1iiT2REsss-CoUNTER 1i 2ss GIRL. white;
hrs. $50 am. to $50 Pm: Salary
wTAaIETGREss TaEGmas sarwR WAITED, sHERWooSoD
FOREST RESTAURANT, waldorf
Md. Good wages, rooms and board,
tips. Waldorf 3S11. lis i,
MATTRESSES, exper.; good pay: good
working conditionMS; lM IS; nc pN4 snn' Torx; 1n1S
18th st. NV, ST, 9613. -16
MATTRESSES. ntght club .experiencei
! s'1s Pm. sFI sHFfILToP REsffAURANT
k211 Marlboro pike Sc. IL
Evening star., 1951-05-15
HELP WOMEN tcont.l

COUNTER GIRL, young. experienced.
Call Ii. 3-2373. or in person. 614
,ay;, Pa, ave; s;s;; -l6
Vernon ave, Alexandria. Va. -l5
COUNTER GIRL OR WOMAN, white.
for salad and sandwich counter in
downtown air-conditioned store. No
ewes. or Sundays; S35 and meals.
EX. 7s45. $40 11th st NV. -17
COUNTER GIRLS. (2) white, exper
Apply TRIO RESTAURANT, 1897
18th st. NV. 16f
experienced; all day work, no Sun
days; holidays of with pay; meals
and uniforms furnished; $40 per wk.
to start. Apply S11 Pa. ave. NV,
COUNTER GIRLS. white; pleasant
working cond., good salary: uniforms
furn. Apply ANACOSTIA GOLF
CLUBHOUSE or call AK. $3.50.
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SITUATIONS AEN

ACCOUNTANT (degree), several years
experience, seeks responsible posi-.
tion with private enterprise or pub.
lie accounting firm. Box 1910. Star
ACCOUNTANT AUDITORS; book:
started, kept; all taxes; statements
Long exper. Reas. Box BOOK. Star
MACHINIsT APPRENTICE. colored
Ave years shop experience: avail,
able; D. c., nearby Md. or Va. AK
02S5. 15s
MAN, %. college grad. sgle.. BIS. IL
geology; pract. exper., toolmaker
craftsman. Healthy vet. Go any
where. DE. 1886. III
MASTER PLUMBER desires position
as superintendent, foreman or sales
man in the plumbing-heating line
OW. 1870 after 6 pm. -16
COLORED MAN wants Job, window
SossnlnE job only, M NE. hGcs ose4s aA' is. '
COLORED MAN desires work par
time. Nights. Elevator operator
kitchen helper. HU. 1890 after
Evening star., 1951-05-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

remodeling. alterations.
ModerniZe your home. Brick. &C.
ment, plaster, roof repairs, all types.
Call STONEWALL CONST. CO.. ST.
1854
ALTERATIONS-Have it
done right. Call Mr.. White WHITE
CONTRACTING CO.. RA. 1859. AP.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIoNs-Have is
done right. Call Mr.. White. WHITE
CONTRACTING CO., RA. 1850. AP.
ADDiHTiroNs AND HOME IMPROVE
MENTS, basement to roof. Up to z
yrs. to pay. HAMILTON CONTRACT.
ING CO, RE. 4477. 81
ADDITIONS ana moderniZYng, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 93l New York ave nv
A COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE for
small appliances; reasonable rates.
FA, 7430. 30
Evening star., 1951-05-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMIN. sEC'Y-Ofc. supvr.; 80; 1C
yrs. legal, mfg: and pub. relations
capable assuming chg. of ofc. OF
supervision personnel. Pref. legisla'
tive or professional ofc. 81 200
Perm. Box 408-B.. Star, 20s
CHILD NURSE, white, settled, excel
ysts yssfs dfslEsi Ex sss4 ssEe one child oys! is
sired by neat colored girl; no Satur
DIeCsTAPHoNE EDiPHoNE Operator
Electrematic typist desires position
FfSaNS2AI Gsls ri I-Ss1aA ss1TaArEMENrs, hh billing
graphotype. addressograph, filing
tipping experience; alert, punctua
and willing; SO yrs. old. What hav,
paired lady? Box 404-B. Star. .,
GIRL, COL, wants eve. or night work
cleaning ofices. Ref. LU; 4-4s6S,
office in silver Spring; shorthand
90. tipping so. SH. 5424, MORNINGS
and evenings. -16
TYPIST. expert, wants work at home
or ofice; letters. manuscripts. theses
Accurate. COOKE, MI. 1858.
WOMAN, COL. desires work in carry
cleaning plant; exper. vi. 1881.
WOMAN wants work, day or night
johnson 2-693S.
REFINED, cultured, dependable white
lady 3S. 2 boys trained in military
school, will keep house for refined
person or similar duties in exchange
for good home. small weekly salary
GE. Abs.
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN. to work
in frozen custard store nights. Call
RA. 1921. -15
KIND CARE to elderly lady or COM
panion to semi-invalid; ref. and ex-
perience. Sligo 246S. 16'
COLORED GIRL wishes Job; nurse
doctors office. bookkeeping or typ
ing. MI 3943.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, to business manager oi
news bureau; shorthand, tipping and
close attention to detail necessary;
5-day wk.; perm. position; $3.50 mo-
to start. Box 440-C, Star. LIZ
SECRETARY. permanent position
Apply Room 727, National Press
Bldg. 8 to 5. Mon. through Fri.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

Box 115-C, Star. -15
FOUNTAIN HELP. white; air-condi
toned drug store: full or part time
Apply in person. PATRICK'S PHAR.
MACY, $500 Edmonston ave. Eas
Riverdale. Md. -15
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS In,
crease your earnings by working
few hours at night or on week ends
A Nation wide concern has need fol
extra help. Call Mr.. MANN Ma
r%GSi S206; 9 ,sL en- D se s 1,;,rv Pm;
telligent young lady capable o.
handling rapid-f1re telephone calls
for busy Wash. offices. Exper. NOT
necessary; permanent; If you have
excellent voice. pleasant manner
steady nerves, and are willing tc
work diligently for salary increases
call COURTESY ASSOCIATES, EX
PART ART TINE mn rYp1sr. high s3s sahoo
graduate under So; hrs. per day
between 8 am. and 5 pm, 5 days
per wk. Phone RE. 7711. is
AMERICAN AIRLINES has opening.
for reservation agents; interesting
work. rotating shifts; college pre-.
ferred; free travel privileges. paid
vacation. 5-day week, regular pay
increases Apply NATL AIRPORT
or call EX. 6474. Ext. 356. lis
Evening star., 1951-05-15

SEAMSTRESS wanted. Apply GATE;
WAY UNIFORM HOUSE. 1106 Good
Hone I'd Sc. Apply after IL noon
SECRETARY, top-notch, must have
legal experience; salary open; good
working conditions; modern down
town ofice. RE. 3737. lib
sociation ONCE; 35-hr. week. Apply
Room 528, 910 18th st. NV. -21
SECRETARY for real estate and in
surance ONCE; living quarters pro-
vided for 2; must have ref; expert
ence not necessary but preferred:
JA. 2-23S1; eyes,, Gil. 2463. IL
SECRETARY front office of national
association; excellent stenographel
capable Of assuming responsibility
College training preferable but moi
essential. Age, 25 to 80. Pleasant
working conditions. 5-day week
paid disqualification; salary. S24t
per month. with. opportunity fol
advancement. Call AID. S400. IL
SECRETARY, for 1-girl real estat'
ONCE; 5-day week; pleasant work
ing conditions; starting salary opel
| to qualifications. Apply in person
BERENTER AND CO., 1923 Ga. ave
NV. ia. 1890. -1b
Evening star., 1951-05-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

NAVAL OFFICER, leaving May 1S for
San Francisco desires l, 2, or 8
SHARE EXPEN. FRISCO or there
abouts: new car; leaving May 27th;
ref; exchanged. HO. 1890. morn.
and ewes. lis
Fla, May II; take 8 or pass. Call
Tues. after 8 pm. through Wed.
References exchanged. 81. 1901.
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA, May Is,
1851; take 8. MR.. BYRD. Elk. 4120.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
SECRETARY

Excellent starting salary. 35-hr. wk
No Sat. work. Paid vacations. Wash
Call after 8 Am. for appt.. ME. 1859.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
TYPISTS
TYPIST

TYPIST
Permanent. White. To work in pool
with congenial group OF girls. Air
conditioned bldg. Good pay. Cash
bonus. free insurances. vacation
and sick leave; 6-day. 4O-hr. VIZ.
and good chance for advancement.
Call personnel dept.
Ho. 2476.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

TYPIST SECRETARY
Shorthand not required; downtown
university; free tuition for part-tims
study; applicants who wish to con.
tinue study preferred; variety oi
work. requires mature mind; no age
limit; position is secretary to as
sistant chairman of department
salary depends on qualifications
Phone MISS ROBERTS for appt'
Evening star., 1951-05-15
SECRETARY

organization wants an intelligent
secretary with a sense of humor
ability to make coffee, type and ad-
just to slap happy but stimulating
environment. Salary only $50 q weel
with compensation in entertainment
value. Call RE, 1866.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

SALESWOMEN
FOR ARLINGTON
Full or part-time openings
for experienced READY
TO-WEAR sales wom e n
Good earnings and unusu-
ally liberal discount privi-
leges to those who qualify
THE YOUNG MEMS
SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, INC.
N. Highland and Fairfax DR.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

girl desires work OF
child care: 5-day week. ST. 1915.
GIRL desires job caring for children
5-day wk. Excellent references. Ii
YOUNG coLoRED GIRLS wan,
g;h.w;. 5 days, 10 am. to 6 pm
COLORED-G.h.w. Plain cooking. 5K
days. Will help with children. LA
CoLORED GIRL wants days work
$5 and carfare. Box 4o3-B, Star.
COLORED GIRL desires genera
house work; 5-day week. vi. 0153
|CoLoRED WOMAN wants g.h.w'; n,
Sun. Ref. TR. 1902. 1873 Heckmal
ceoSLiooRsED WOMAN. experienced. ie ex
pert laundress. cleaner; satisfaction
guaranteed. DU. 2234.
COLORED WOMAN wants genera
housework References. DE. O364.
ICOLORED WOMAN wants 2 days
work. Wednesday and Friday. Ref
erences. LA. 6-9459.
lCOLORED WOMAN desires full tim
employment cleaning or taking car
Of children. No Sat. or Sun. Call AD
3195. lie
Evening star., 1951-05-15

TYPIST-CLERICAL
For general ONCE duties: permanent
position for qualified individual with
opport for advancement; 6-day wk.
with alternate Sat. mornings; salary
commensurate with qualifications
Telephone MR.. POLLAK. RA. 5000
for appOintment, -10
Evening star., 1951-05-15
HELP W0AEN

STORE CLERKS (3l. to work in
laundry and dry-cleaning branch
stores; bonus, vacation with pay.
Apply LEON BURKA, $50 7th st. sc.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

ORDER CLERK, must
be able to work rotating hours; good
Ssartng sasry ns and snt1asce meals APPLY APPLY
TfEIEPHoNE TELEPHONE OPERATOR. interesting
hotel work. alternate shifts liberal
company benefits: Apply employment
office WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR -TYPIsT. in
surance office. 5-day week. Group
insurance. Reply Box SIC. Star,
TYPIsT for Underwood electric type
writer. billing machine; accuracy
busy congenial office: vacation with
pay; disqualification; 40-hr. week:
salary commensurate with exper:
Apply G I. SMITH CO.. INC. 2437
Sth st. NV. --15
for advancement: permanent posi-
ton. Investment Bldg, Ma. 1894.
TYPIsT. under 40; a7h-hr. wk.: with
sTse sFs wof f issqay and
SDplY NoRfHEAsPReRN s1$ 'SS2
rYpisT. rTfEa Elds Mutual Insurance AGENCY, aa
cond office, life insurance. hospitali:.
cation with surgical expense. Call
MISS JONES. MA. 5000. III
TYPIST-Dictaphon operator, need
ed part time between hrs. e-5; lge.
conds.. modern downtown air-cond.
bldg. Apply in person. l107 Ring
Bldg. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. or
phone MA. 4190. Ask for employ
ment manager. -17
TYPIST, under 80. experience not
necessary Phone Dl 6Of5
Evening star., 1951-05-15
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CPLE.. COL. desire part-time janitor'
Job and quarters; children; bes
ref. North 344S. 16"
Evening star., 1951-05-15

SALES LADIES, experience not neces-
AIRY; ages 1885; hours, 9:30 am.
to g pm. Mon. through Fri; good
working conditions. Apply WAL
SALESLADIES-Also fountain sales;
no experience necessary; pleasant
working conditions; good salary. s.
S. KRESGE CO., 1101 G st. NV.
part time, afternoons
and evenings It'll 8 and Saturdays,
for fine ladies speciality store. Ap-
ply ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.. 34O7
Conn ave NV -15
Evening star., 1951-05-15
SECRETARY
REWARD
OF A CAREER.

To the one who can write why she
can be the confidential secretary tc
an ambitious executive; experience
not as important as ambition, imag-
will be returned II requested. State
salary Box 3O6-A, Star %
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Apply
Employment Office
Main Bldg.
9th Floor
0:30-6 Daily
ARTIST

in home furnishings and
furniture. Department store back
ground necessary. Free hospitali-
cation, discount on purchases and
other employe benefits.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
PIX OPERATOR

Experienced woman for position as
PIX operator at large NV. apt.
bldg. For appt. call Mrs. Frank
hauser. OR. 1900. III
Evening star., 1951-05-15

FORELADY and cutter for awning
business must be thoroughly expert
enced in all types of awning work.
r. C. NJ. BURTON g. SON. oil e
st NV -l6
Evening star., 1951-05-15

FOUNTAIN GIRL who has had some
experience or willing to learn the
sandwich block; no nights or Sun
days; vacation: excellent wage. See
Mgr. HOOD REXALL DRUG CO..
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; e expert t
saesS ssss ceDS s0Hd ane Day We %eals seo
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. exper.;
meals and uniforms; excel sal. Ap-
ply ARGYLE PHARM, 18th and
Park I'd. NV. -16
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exp. full
and part time; closed Sun. and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO..
1000 Conn ave. NV. --16
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored, fully ex-
per-; busy fountain; good sal: eve.
shift. PENN DRUG. 1901 E NV
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored; expert,
enced only; call in person after 4
pm. WILLER DRUGS. 1858 goth
FoUNTAN sSi Nj GIRLS. white, IS, yrs
person. POTOMAC DRUGSTORE
1854 Wis. ave. NV. -21,
FOUNTAIN HELP, colored; meals
uniforms furnished; 6 days. TOWN
HOUSE PHARMACY. corner l9tf
GENERAL cLERIcAL-Gsneral oftce {;
cUan .Snhns on nnsIa
nHsDta'st5DH bfsP appTy paRo pPEop1E setiFfRfR pRGe
sToREs, Employment Once, Il
ct n q IL
Evening star., 1951-05-15

STENOGRAPHER CLERK = EXP.
steno. to work in Anacostia ONCE;
pleasant working conditions. paid
vacation, group insurance and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES, INC, 1S45 zth st. ne.
STORE CLERK-ln large local laun-
dry. Pleasant working conditions.
Apply MANHATTAN COMPANY,
1923 E1nridA ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

GIRLS, white. 1885; to learn K
operate machines for manufacturinl
envelopes. No experience necessary
Experienced operators will teach you
Good pay. Vacation with pay. Nc
Sat. work; conv. to those living In
ne. and s.e section Apply before
noon. WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
COMPANY 0nd q % I. st n e
Evening star., 1951-05-15
LEDGER CLERK

schooI h A eraduate between 81 and Is
years OF age to work as ledger and
ceivable. routine and control Knowl.
edge Of bookkeeping and typing Is
required 4O-hopr 5-day SeeiS %eek
Personnel. Room 606. Open week
days. S:30-6: Sat-. o.1. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-05-15
, EVENING STAR
l1Ol Pa Ave. NV.

StenOgrapherS
Immediate openings for
experienced stenographers.
Non-Govt., scientific research
sition for women under 40
years Of age. Offering:
7h-hour day, 5-day week
"a days annual leave
Is days sick leave
Excellent working conditions
Call Elk. S100. Extension 80.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
CREDIT INTERVIEWERS
AND
TYPISTS

A2-hr. wk., pleasant working condi-
tions, top salary. See Mr: Kyle
Evening star., 1951-05-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attention, homeowners. General homo
repairs from basement to attic: 80
mos; to pay. Call GE. 1856. GE.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

UNIV. HOSPITAL, 81. S099.
Observation-Disclosures The
Mutual Insurance Agency. Inc.
1901 H st. NV, Wash. D. c. 6-day
wk:. air-conditioned ;, once; gooa 90
and disqualification insurance, In
cluding surgical expenses, provided
salary open. Call MR.. WELLS. ma.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, to
start at $270 per month. Age under
35. New aforementioned offices. Hos
pitaliZation, insurance and retire
ment benefits. 5-day, 40-hr. wk
ST. 1900, Ext. 13. -21
Secretary-S -Stenographer
Young, ambitious. Intelligence more
important than experience. Per-
manent position with established
law firm. Excellent working condi-
tions. Telephone DI. S747. --15
Evening star., 1951-05-15
STENOGRAPHER
(Rusty Shorthand)

Available immediately; q permanent
years o. age. who is neat in ap-
pearance and is willing to give good
lttendence: some knowledge Of
shorthand and q typing speed oi
about 36 words per minute Is re.
quired. Apply PERSONNEL. Room
500 Open weekdays. S:30-b anc
Sat 9-1
Evening star., 1951-05-15

neutrality-suspicious.
For superintendent of nurses; Sundays
and alternate Saturdays of, vacation
with pay. GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIV. HOSPITAL, ST. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

Age 1923. Some work exper. pre-
ferred. 5-day week. S-4:3O. Conv
location. Air-conditioned offices
Pleasant working cond. with regular
advancement Please call for appt
MRS. TERRY ST. 4f11, -1b
Evening star., 1951-05-15
TYPISTS
TYPIST

Excellent working conditions for
young lady with knowledge Of short
hand, experience not necessary. Good
pay. Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd f.. BOND
CLOTHES 1336 st NV
Evening star., 1951-05-15
FLAGSTONE WORK

FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps and
porches. and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1863.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; oId
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1929
FLOORS 5ANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed. expert work.
HARR FLOOR SERVICE, WI. Alto
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Aid 10 Police Brings
Cut in Prison Term

A 10-to-30-year sentence given
last month to a man described
by police as the city's champion
housebreaker, was reduced yester-
day by District Court Judge Alex
ander Holtzoff to from 6 to 20
years because of the defendants
cooperation with the authorities.
The defendant is Kenneth C.
Won Der Heide, 81, of Chillum
Heights, Md.
Judge Holtzoff, who originally
had sentenced Won Der Heide on
September IA to the longer term.
reduced the sentence after the
defendants attorney, James c.
Toomey, pointed out that his client
helped police recover some $4,000
worth of stolen property.
In reducing the sentence. Judge
Holtzoff said Won Der Heide CO.
operated with the authorities even
to the extent of telling police of
housebreakings with which they
had not linked him.
Won Der Heide had pleaded
guilty to charges of breaking into
four apartments and stealing from
three of them. All of the offenses
were at the Kenmore, 5415 Con-
necticut avenue NV. The de-
fendant was captured in one of
the apartments by Detective Will
liam G. Schillig, who had waited
inside hoping that the person who
had broken into other apartments
would come in.
Won Der Heide obtained more
than $4,000 worth of property
from the three apartments, mostly
jeWelry and Silverware.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Minor League Pitcher
Is Killed in Korea
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-First
1t. Carroll w. Sweiger. 27-year-
old former minor league baseball
pitcher. was killed in Korea Octo-
Der 4. the Army has notified his
parents.
1t. Sweiger had pitched with
York of the Interstate League,
Indianapolis of the American AS
sociation, Portland in the Pacific
Coast, Yakima in the Western
International and Richmond of
the Piedmont. He last pitched
for Richmond in 1850.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

MOST FARMERS CAN consider
themselves lucky to have irrigation
water delivered to their farm in
ditch, but Otto c. Hansen, Mineral
county, has watered delivered to his
fields in pipes at 20 pounds pressure
for immediate use in his sprinkler
system And all this has been done
without pumps and no maintenance
costs will plague him in the future.
This irrigators' dream system was
achieved on the Hansen farm by put
ting a dam across a hillside creek
and piping water down the noun
tain to his fields-water that other
wise sank into an underground cham
mel, skipping the farm land and
emptying itself into the river.
Hansen has always known about
the creek on the hillside above his
farm. He knew that it always has
had a plentiful supply of water. But
it mysteriously disappeared.
With the help of technicians of
the Mineral county soil conservation
district, he figured that if the water
could be caught before it sinks into
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
Look, No Pumps 80.
It's A Dream System
By JERRY LESTER

the hillside, it could be piped down
to the farm. This possibility was
interesting enough in itself but even
more so when the idea of using the
pressure developed by gravity for a
sprinkler system came to mind.
$500 Feet of Pipe
From dam across the hillside
creek, water is taken through $500
feet of concrete pipe into concrete
box at the crest of the steepest hill
as it drops to the farm land. This
box is 4 by IL by feet deep and
is made of 6-inch thick reinforced
concrete. From this box the water
drops $50 feet through 10-inch steel
pipe to another concrete drop box
and from there to the field where
the sprinkler system main line pipe
is connected.
Soil conservation district engi-
neers also surveyed and designed
the dam, piping layout and drop
boxes.
Hansen has 1,54O feet of 5-inch
sprinkler pipe, 1850 feet of 6-inch
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
Dept. of Defense To Continue Sending Dependents 10 Germany
By a Valley Cook

FORT RICHARDSON = The Department of Defense recently announced that it will continue to send dependents of military and civilian personnel to Germany. However, the shortage of housing in certain sections of Germany has made it necessary to- slow down the movement of dependent families to that area.
 On and after February l5, 1851. no applications for concurrent travel of qualified personnel and their dependents to Germany will be approved. Those individuals whose applications are approved before February Is will be per mitted to have their families ac- company them.
 The overseas movement of the families of personnel who are as- signed to stations in Germany will be by priority waiting list which will be established by the overseas commander. These fam lilies: will receive overseas move ment orders as soon as housing is available.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
Bethel Girl BadIY Bitten by Husky Dogs

Carol Casey, about 10 years of age, of Bethel was badly chewed by sled dogs tied in the slough, according to word received by U. S. Marshal Ted McRoberts at Fairbanks.
 The child, with a dog of her own, went over to pet the sled dogs which immediately attacked her. The mother, Mrs. Katie Hop stead, ran to save the child and vas, herself, badly bitten.
 A doctor in Bethel gave first aid treatment and then rushed the child to Anchorage by plane for disqualification.