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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
PREDATOR CONTROL AGENTS
 IN FROM SKAGWAY AREA

Predator control program activi- ties were carried out the past week in Skagway and Dyea districts py three agents of the Fish and Wild life Service Game Management who returned to Juneau on the Service vessel Grizzly Bear Friday night.
 Winds and seas made tough trav- cling down Lynn Canal and into Stephens Passage but no mishap was encountered by the vessel on it's return trip to Juneau.
 In the party who set out Wolf pall traps in the northern district were Agents Maurice Kelly, Phil John son and Sandy Watson. Watson IS also skipper of the Grizzly Bear.
 Livy, the great Roman hlstofian' lived from 59 B. c. to IT A. ID.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
AUX BAY SPEED LIMIT REQUESTED
 BY LEGION CLUB

|
 A reduced speed limit accom- panied by strict enforcement of that speed limit in the Aux Bay area was urged Friday night in a memorial adopted by Aux Bay Post No. 25, The American Legion, and directed to the Territorial High way Patrol In urging the adoption of the memorial, Post Commander George F. Cantillon pointed out that the Aux Bay population is continually on the increase with children forming large portion of the residents.
 Others declared that, during the [ summer months, many autos speed through the district at excessive rates, endangering the lives of the small children living along the high way and that only luck has pre- vented a serious accident up to this time. The memorial asks for 25 mile per hour speed limit l throughout the entire Aux Bay Putlic Utility District and l5 mile per hour limit near roadside at fractions, including the Aux Bay stores. It also asks the Highway Patrol to erect proper warning signs and to give strict enforcement to the limit. Highway Patrol Chief Frank Metcalf Will be invited to the next meeting los discussion.
 The Alaska District of the U. S. Army Engineers will continue to make every effort to expedite the dredging of the Mendenhall Bar ! in Gastineau Channel according to letter received from Col. L. E, Seeman, District Engineer. Answer ing a Legion resolution, Col. See man said that his office favors the project and has recommended com- pletion of it to the Bureau of the Budget and to Congress.
 Telephone Transfer Near 1 Only red tape is holding up the transfer of the Aux Bay telephone system to the Public Utility Dis trict by the U. s. Forest Service it was revealed by Cantillon, whc i is also Chairman of the P. U. D Board of Directors. He said that the r. U. D. has already sent it's check to the Forest Service and is now waiting for the formal agree ment to be signed
 Second Vice Commander Floyc Ogden was named by the Post to act as Aux Bay chairman Of the annual campaign for funds by the American Red Cross.
 The Posts own drive for funds is, also making progress according Ito Friday nights report of the Finance Committee. The drive which features the award of Frigidaire deep freeze unit, is te riase money for various initial items needed in starting an organization with the balance to be applied to- ward the purchase of land and the construction of a building for ar Aux Bay community meeting place
 Attendance at the weekly free movies sponsored by the Aux Bay Legionnaires has been good, accord ing to the report by movie chairman Lloyd w. Coe.
 Fifteen of the 24 Post members I were present Friday night. James B. Prueher was welcomed as a new member.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

Morrison, MT. and Mrs. Dave Brown, Mrs. Andrew Erickson, Mrs. Martin Mier. Mrs. Andrew Erickson, Paul A. Olson, John c. Olson.
 For Petersburg: Gerald Oaksmith, Mrs. Bernice Stokke.
 For Ketchikan: MT and Mrs. R c. Bentley, MT. and Mrs. Jess D Ison, Lloyd w. Coe, w. Stump, E Bailey, J. Durgin, W. Andis, Mrs. R Mackenzie, Margo Mackenzie, She la Mackenzie, Lucile Langdon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT
 SCHOOL DISTRICT

2nd and Final installment on property tax within the Douglas Independent School District due and payable. If not paid by March 18th, they become delinquent.
 Douglas Independent School Board.
 755-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

Highway Patrolman Al Lubcke ac- companied by Mrs. Lubcke returned to Juneau Friday evening from Haines where he has been on busi- ness for his department the past week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
ATTENTION MAsONs

Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday evening at 7:30. Past Master Night. Labor in M. M. Degree. No-host dinner at 6:30.
 J. W. Leivers. Secretary,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
EASTERN STAR

Visitors Night, Juneau Chap. Mo- T, 0. E. $. Tuesday, March IS. 8 o'clock. All visitors especially in- vited.
 Alice Brown, Secretary.
 755-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
CITY OF DOUGLAS

Douglas City Property taxes are now due on or before March l5, 1851. After said date penalty and interest will be charged on unpaid taxes.
 A. J. Balog, City Clerk
 751-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
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LAST TIME ' 0 N ! G H T

Week end crowds have acclaimed it the greatest story of the year a most unusual picture!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

Livy, the great Roman historian lived from 59 B. c. to IT A. D.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Al Rescued al Sea
After Abandoning
Sinking Spanish Ship
BY III. Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Forty
|crewmen and one stowaway. who
were rescued in the Atlantic last
might after abandoning a leaking
spanish freighter. today were safe
aboard another freighter bound
for Philadelphia.
The Al persons took to lifeboats
when their vessel, the 3.688-ton
Castillo Guadalest, sprang leak
lin her No. 2 cargo hold. The cause
|of the leak has not been deter
mined.
The survivors, picked up about
TAO miles southeast of New York
by the Honduran freighter Eurys-
|theus. all were described in good
condition.
The radioed SOS of the stricken
ship was received by a British
|freighter, the Abraham Baldwin.
which in turn notified the Coast
Guard. The radio message ex-
change indicated that the Guada-
lest would sink within eight hours,
land that it was "a menace to
navigation"
The Coast Guard cutter Lowe
lis expected to reach the scene TO-
day. Plans to put the survivors
aboard the Lowe were changed.
the Coast Guard said. at, the re-
quest Of Garcia & Diaz, New York
agents Of the Guadalest.
The Guadalest was bound from
Boston from Bilbao, Spain.
The EuryStheus should make
port in Philadelphia about noon
Monday, the Coast Guard said.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Governors LIST Peace,
Morals and Initiation
AS Top 1852 Issues
BY The Assoeia,sd Press

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Aug. 25.--
Three Midwestern Governors to-
day placed public morals. infia-
ton and world peace as major
issues in the 1852 election cam
|paign.
The Governors are Henry F..
Schricker of Indiana, Adlai, E.
Stevenson of Illinois and G. Mem
men williams of Michigan.
They talked to newsrnen and
spoke at a public radio interview
late last night at Midwest con-
ference Of Democratic leaders.
The conference, at the French
Lick Springs Hotel, will end to-
night with an address by Vice
President Barkley.
Gov. Schricker listed as a prime
1852 issue the peace and secur-
ity Of the world to save America
for future generations"
Gov. Stevenson added, And we
can't do that without saving the
peace Of the world or without
resistance to Communist imperial-
ISM
Imitation Worst Foe.
Gov. williams said, Stains
greatest weapon is imitation in
America.
Gov. Schricker declared, "The
moral fabric Of America is in dis
tress and needs to be reconstruct
Ied."
The Governors said the Truman
Fair Deal program and what they
called "distrust and division by
|epithets and slander" also would
be issues next year.
The Governors said they be-
llieved President Truman is gain
ing in popularity. But they said
they had no assurance he would
seek denomination.
All three Governors denied any
personal national political aspir-
ations. :
Gov. Schricker ruled himself out
as a possible candidate for the
United States Senate next year.
Asked if he would accept a
draft, the 67-year-old Governor,
who is barred by law from seek
ing reelection, replied:
I'm too old for the draft"
Puts OFF Decision.
Gov. Stevenson said he would
put off until December or Janu-
Iary" his decision on whether to
seek reelection as Governor of
Illinois next year.
Gov. Williams declined to say
whether he would run again in
1852 for Governor of Michigan.
Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball
told delegates last night that "ir-
responsible people in the press who
are speaking i'll of Gen. (George)
Marshall are traitors to our coun-
try"
Mr.. Kimball made the remark
IN a banquet address discussing
the Nations military situation.
Earlier. in a newspaper interview.
he said the United States Navy
will have an atomic-powered sub
marine in two years.
The Secretary said the atomic
sub will represent "a terrific adj
vancement in modern warfare"
Evening star., 1951-08-25

Amsterdam and Benny Davis are
on the panel.
1890, WASH Chicagoland Music
Festival: Yma sumac is starred on
the broadcast Of the 22nd annual
Evening star., 1951-08-25

sociation at French Lick Springs,
Ind.
1000, WTOP- Songs for Sale:
Rosemary Clooney and Mel Torme
are the guest vocalists Morey
Evening star., 1951-08-25

Evening news broadcast. d.
rect from The Stars news.
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL- FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-25

festival held this year at Soldier
Field, Chicago.
1880, WMAL--Color Anniver-
sary: Colorado celebrates its 18th
anniversary as a State. Gov. Dan
Thornton is heard.
11:15, WRC- Silver Jubilee: Jes-
ca Dragonette is interviewed.
Television Today.
6:45, WTOP-Patricia Bowman
Show: Peggy Lee substitutes for
Patricia Bowman.
800, WMAL-Kip Van Wrinkle:
Don Amechei narrates q modern
version Of the Legend Of Sleepy
Hollow"
$500. wToP- Summer IN thu
Evening star., 1951-08-25

Country: Burl Ives and Cliff Nor
ton share the featured guest spots.
Dave Garroway is master Of cere-I
monies.
9:I5, WMAL-Women's Softball:
The Queens of America meet the
Bluebirds at Chicago's ShewbridgeI
Field.
1890, WTOP Songs for Sale
Rosemary Clooney and Mel Torme
sing new tunes. Morey Amsterdam
and Benny Davis act as judges.
11:O0, W.T. TOP-Kaesong Peace
Talks: Army films of the Kaesong
Peace Talks.
FM Stations
MRc.FM-ss.s Me-. cbsnssl N
$50 I'm. to s.m.
WTeP-FM- - Ne. eAssasl a.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
HliehIiehts
Radio Today.

$500, WWDC, H-Twenty
Questions: Sal Maglie Of the New
York Giants is guest panelist.
sos, VOL - House That Jack
Built: Actress Nina Mae Mckinney
currently appearing in Somerset
Maugham's Rain" at the Howard
Theater, is interviewed.
1900, WMAL-- Vice President
Barkley: The Vice President speaks
before the annual banquet Of the
Indiana Democratic Editors As
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Eost Coast Fishing Good

PROVIDENCE. More t h ia n
800 900 pounds of fish and shellfish
are landed annually at East Coast
ports ranging from Rhode Island
| to Virginia.
Evening star., 1951-07-08


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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
CAR WASHING and
SPRAY GLAZING

We are equipped to give you the best in car
washing Our experienced spray glaze oper
ator assures your car finish the protection it
needs. 1t definitely provides high gloss and
long lasting protection. Costs no more than
the best wax job. Saves chrome and gives it
a brilliant shine . reaches all corners and
crevices.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
SYSTEM REMOVES POISONOUS
GAS FUMES FROM GARAGE

Our installing of the National System of Ga
rage Ventilation effectively removes all
poisonous carbon monoxide gas and smoke
from exhaust pipes when checking your car
for motor trouble. just another feature which
guarantees our patrons and employees of
every modern available safety device.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
LUBRICATION - HOIST
EQUIPMENT To Handle
Trucks, Buses and Pleasure Cars

Our lubrtorium has the most modern high
pressure lubricating systems obtainabe. Sew
eral floor flood-lightS make it as bright as
day" under your car. Thus our service men
can give better lubricating job, and make
easy uhder-car inspection. Twin post lift
operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26

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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS
AND
APPROVED ENGINEERED PARTS

Plus the most modern equipment on the mar
ket enable us to give you quick satisfactory
service on all car needs, from the smallest adj
justment to complete rebuilding job
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP WokAEN

PIX. OPERAToR-TYPIsT, perma.
nent position, 5-day, 40-hour week.
Pleasant working conditions in new
modern puilding. Paid vacation and
other employe benefits. Apply goth
CENTURY FOX FILM CORP, 415
3r6 St NV
PIX OPERATOR, over As ,rs.; al
ternate hours; no phone calls. See
MRS. KIMBELL, 1928 Eye e. NV.
PIX relief E operator. and file eierk.
starting salary $40 Interim In
creases, paid vacation. Apply in
person. Miss Pearson. WESTERN
ELECTRIC CO., I'LL N. Capitol st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS proof
tpasser). Apply Mr. Green, GOLD
CRAFT STUDIO, 7l6 18th st. NV.
IL
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, neat ap-
pearanee; in pvt. home; permanent.
WO. 9267. Iii
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN, ex-
pertenced preferred; unusual oppor-
tunity. Call Mrs Burg, THE BRANT
CO., IA. 4-1600.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN f1)-
Good opportunity in well-established
ONCE: exper. not required, but previ-
Gus selling will be given preference.
For appt., call Mrs Syks, MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT a. INSUR-
ANCE CO. SH S010 "a
Evening star., 1951-08-10

a 1ES cbGes t0ot saes yQ5E e IN hi
.s1t' sales work mlS in hrs.
81 or 9wn y eholee; About So hr. REAL
YOUNG LADY. 1925. for estab-
lished real estate office. Good typist.
,,TaI, GsII MISS WELLS, Ma; 20s9, 10
WOMAN. colored. make beds and
clean rooms; must have hotel ex-
perience. Do not phone. 1927 10th
WOMEN, white. 1880, perm. or part
time work for floor work. counter
WORK; 1000 checking. cashiering
teach you. pleasant working cond. :;
$50 wk: Job. Apply SHOLLS COLO
NAL CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn, ave.
nv. See Mr.. Fajfar bet. 1912 and
YOUNG WOMEN ta), white, I intein-
gent; part-time work; sales dept.
daily; $40 to $50 weekly on liberal
necessary. Write Box 42S-K, star,
lor interview. Include phone num-
GIRL who lives with
parents for stenographic and clerical
pODAL4Oh. BOOu Gdi-
Phone MISS WOOFTER. DU. 1850.
FULL AND PART TIME for launder-
cite Apply in person 4514 Lee hwy.
INTELLIGENT colored girl to learn
photography darkroom work: no
experience necessary; must have
health 1f4 oes1 esrd; starting salary. $40.
EXPERT OPERATOR. for National
5000 posting machine Apply in per-
son. ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.
4606 East-West hwy. Bethesda
REFINED elderly colored woman
to look after grandma; 5-day wk.,
no wed: work: light housework; ref.
Call JU. 7-6640, after $50 pm.
SETTLED LADY. waitress-mgr.; small
restaurant. Apply in person. 232S
WOMEN for neighborhood
sales and service work; good hours;
good earnings and close to home.
CaH AVON COSMETICS, GIL. $3.50
AUTOMOTIVE-Large exclusive used
car dealer located in Alex. needs ex-
per1enced title and contract girl: no
dictation. Special hrs. can lie ar
ranged for married woman wishing
TO get back to business. Salary open,
CaA OV. 290O. ia
Evening star., 1951-08-10

young girl interest
ed N permanent position. 40-hr
week. paid vacation. group hospitali-
zation and insurance plan, knowl-
edge OF typing necessary; pleasant
working conditions, Apply GENERAL
ave, Silver Spring, Md 10
CLERK-TYPIsT. 21-30 yrs. old, for
w.p.m.; no shorthand '' some A ONCE
exper. preferred. Mi. DORAN, OR.
cLERK-TYPIsT; excel. opportunity
in life insurance CO.: tipping speed
not essential; age. under 40; 5-day
37A-hr week: economical cafeteria
18th st. NV, between 9 and 8. 10
CLERK RK-TYPIsT-Credit exper pre-
SALES, 1887 7th st. NV. AEHN VIZ
fire insurance COM
pany branch office. 5-day week.
plsasant ant working conditions. Cali
CLERK-TYPIsT. public accountants
office; must like figures. EX. 1886
CLERK. K.TYPIsT; experienced: 4o1hr.
" HE; X ApPly Eg4 zl7, n person IN Mon, S-4
CLERh-TfPIST, general ONCE expert
qualified person Apply BARBER a.
ROSS CO.. 5th and sts. ne. DE.
CLERK-TYPIST. at leading jewelry
store Permanent position. 5-day Wk.,
good starting salary. company bene-
flts. Apply in person. ROSS JEW
ELRY CO.. si1 H st. ne. --12
CLERK K-TYPIST-Pe pleas
ant office in fine mems store, expe-
rience not necessary: win train.
Apply FASHION SHOP. 1900 F ST..
NV, Mrs. Wax, Ia
CLERK-TYPIST, for general clerical
work in air-conditioned ONCE; hos
pitalization and other employe
benefits; 5-day week. 1904 80;
salary open. Call OR. 1922, MISS
WHALEN 9Tr MR.. JENSEN, between
CLERK-TYPIST. white, sgle.. young
LADY. desiring permanent position
with life insurance CO.: excel. work
Ing cond.; shorthand helpful but not
essential; no exper necessary. Per-
sonal interview. 1926 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP DOMESTIC

CARE OF CHILDREN, light COOKING.
gen. hswk. Of small apt; rec. city
references: 6-day week; SIS and
GarfaTe; a,t Apply at 1245 Neals st.
s.h.w. live in. $50 per week;
AZ nqes; 1ssst art IT, and every other Sun. Of:
card and ref OIL. 5211. 10
COOK, gh.w.; $50 to start; live in;
age 3O-3S yrs; wonderful position
tor the right party; experience and
TeIefences nsIe o6sS o6GesaSuired. Call before 7
0Seh slsshprR RsF@sRsR Bssa.a s4deol gi p iSos
and bath. Other help employed:
teoai sSs EshS! Essts;; sto Si6o Der month. Reply
laundry eolofedi sdofed fNqseTGrk ye YD light
with recent local ref. $40 or more
,,61nI to capable person. OR. 2745. 10
ghw.; refs, co. 4754. -16
GHW, woman bet, 25-35: 5-day wk.
city ref. Cali after z pm. ri. 0S0i'
SO and carfare.
G HW.. help with cooking. white.
exper.: refs: new home; all mod.
Gony.; sf:r other help; live in. Box 266-
G;H.W,. cook. exper.. live in; pvt. rm.
G.H.W., 5-day week, q am to 2nm
nesrby Va. SIS. ia. 4-i081.
H.W.. cook, must be fond of children.
live in' have refs. Call OIL. 5oS9.
CIV. plain cooking. laundry; age
:, refs; f sa7 wk. III. 454s. feeen. @1S guy
G.H.W;, Sc: apt. working couple and
SCI Sefoos oaoeirGa giri; am: to pm; local
aOUSRMAN. exper.. all g.h'w,; driy.
ers license; live in or out. WO.
HOUSEWoRKER-S25 plus carfare;
!, days; adults; II through 6 o'clock
119neT; Wn TSod On Western ave; local refs.
MAID, colored, settled; gh.w., plain
S25. WO. 1856 10
MAID. live in. care of small home,
shildren. plain cooking; references.
MAID. colored. g.hw. ironing. 5is
davs. every other Sun eve: 3rd Fl.
rm.; live in; S25 wk. Wo $500.
MOTHERS HELPER, settled. pleasant
woman; who is good Cleaner and
I9ves MNe eIhlldrens II1l to live in comfortable
room with child. recent refs. re-
" .g1g,jred, $50 per wk.. JU. 7-7637.
permanent live-in po-
sltlon with NV. family; other help;
must be thoroughly experienced
with children and have local refs:
some some domestie duties; $3.50 per
WOMAN. white, middle aged, settled:
i've in; g.h.w., care of elderly per-
son: z In family. Ii. 6-54S3. Ill
WOMAN. white. to live in. care of I
small child. light house duties while
mother works, 5 to 5Ia days a wk.,
refs, OR. 1856. -12
WOMAN. white. live in, care for Q
children; references. MI. 5993. Ia
WOMAN, white, exper. baby sitter;
settled; Cleveland Park-Bureau Of
S15anda5ds 1n s5ds area; avail. day or eve.
WOMAN, colored. care for Q small
children, working parents, in colored
family, in exch. for room, board and
small salary. IL 4-7864. Jig
WOMAN, responsible. vicinity Conn.
and and N. take care infant during day
while mother works. WA. 1904
WOMAN, g.h.w.; fond of children;
live in; salary, S25. Call after l
pm. MI. 9415. ii
FALLS CHURCH-Lge.. attrac. rm.,
cony. location; reduced rate for COM
pantonship to elderlv lady. Quiet.
comfortable home. FA. 0152 after
8 pm. 10
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Evening star., 1951-08-10

MEN (2), neat appearing, for full or
part-time work in order-taking de-
partment. Apply. in person, after
10 am. 70s 18th st. NV. Bird fl.
MEN WANTED for Perma Stone con-
stFuetion sftac work, Phone ia. 6d2o
YOUNG S5fFS , NAN, IAN will WRite. rs to 30; j. c.
drivers permit; part time ewes, and
week ends. Box 81. Star. Iii
MAN, 21-30, with or with
out insurance experience to learn
insurance underwriting and produc-
ton with large casualty company.
Must be above average in fntelli-
gence and be willing to study after
hours. Excellent opportunity for
right person. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO., $50 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. Ill
MAN about 20 years OF age
for real estate office; must be able
to type. BOSS d PHELPS, INC.
I417 K st. NV. Ia
MAN. with or without. ex-
perience, to learn hardware busi-
ness, ME- $3.50 10
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP MEN
SHORT ORDER CoOK. white, to "

SHORT ORDER COOK. white. to work
nights in nearby Md. restaurant;
must be sober. honest and reliable
starting salary. $50 a wk. Call
AP. 1890. -l2
SHOVEL OPERATOR-Must be able
to run backhoe. Steady work. WI,
5000 after 5 pm. Ill
STEEL STAIR and misc. iron me-
chanics. experienced. non-union;
disqualification vacation, holidays
and top rate pay. Apply 1910 Mt
Olivet I'd. ne. Only skilled. re-
sponsible persons need apply. 10
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
An R1dQ IN
Evening star., 1951-08-10
WANTED, statesmen

Local well-known firm has opening
for 3 top-notch statesmen or 3 men
who aspire to be statesmen. Our busi-
ness is good IL months out OF the
year and is not affected by usual
business trends. If you qualify, you
VIII be trained quickly and should
earn over $4,000 per VI. the rest
Of your life. You must have car, but
will not be required to leave Wash
ington and immediate area. For per
Sonal interview, write Box 265-J,
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP WOMEN Cont,

CLERK. age 20-45. accurate at fig-
ures, for insurance office: some
typing experience necessary; hours,
S:30-4: 80. 5 days. QUAKER CITY
LIFE INSURANCE CO., l Thomas
circle NV. III
CLERK, general ofice work; 5-day
SON CO, 1882 7th st. NV. ia
white. under 40
healthy, honest. good worker, single
Protestant. Live in. Care of fine
home of widower, age 54. Cook,
answer phones Must be neat and
able. Chance to learn real estate
business. GE. Abs.
CLERh. for iaunary and dry cleaning
store in Arlington. Apply MAN
HAITIAN LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING, 1880 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va, or 1928 Florida ave.
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP WOMEN

TEACHER for tipping in bus. school;
4 ewes. wk.; state age and uualifica-
tons: BOX 34s-K, Star. 12s
TEACHER. for grade i. 2 and S, for
pvt. school in Arl., '5l-'52 term.
Call GIL 130O S-5 10
Evening star., 1951-08-10
HELP MEN Cont

MACHINISTS and machine operators.
Might and day shifts. Apply Ma
I1ONAL ELECTRIC MACHINE
Spring. IG
MAINTENANCE MAN for country
club. $500 per month plus room and
board; must have local refs. Box
20S-L, Star. Ia
MAINTENANCE MAN for hotel-apt.
Must have knowledge of boiler room
operation and general building main
tenance. Apply Suite 5, 1880 Wis
consin ave. NV 10
MAINTENANCE MAN, for garden type
apt. knowledge plumbing and heat
ing. Quarters furnished. Apply In
person, MR.. JORDAN, 4615 27th St.
Nj. Rainier. Md. UN. 1925. 10
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Evening star., 1951-08-10
PAPER HANGER
PARTS MAN

Apply manager LAFAYETTE HO
TEL, 18th and Eye sts. NV. Phont
DI. 42lO.