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The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
CASTLE AND ELKS SEND RADIO-PH0NO AND RECORDS TO EDGECUMBE KIDS

When R. w. McKibben asked us to run a little story asking for the donation of a photograph for U little girl in the Mt Edgeeumbe Hospital, he hoped he might get just some hand wind relic he could fix up and send over. At least he didn't expect the nice table model fadio-phonograph combination that MT. and Mrs Brander Castle con- tributed.
 The o-phonograph and 28 records, donated by the local Elks lodge, we're flown to Mt Edge eumbe free Thursday by Alaska Coastal Airlines, McKibben said.
 Blanche Wilson, a little Eskimo girl who danced in the Stikine Stampede Show when she attended Wrangell Institute, is now in the TB ward of the Edgecumbe hos pital and the one who wrote to Me Kibben last week saying she would like a discarded photograph.
 McKibben said any other phono- graphs and records donated would be sent to other small patients at Edgecumbe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
PRICE CEILINGS IN EFFECT IN 1776

With all the fuss about the new price control regulations under OPS it is interesting to find that our forefathers were having the same troubles as far back as the Reyo- lutionary War.
 A recent Associated Press dis patch discloses that someone who was digging through the old ar chiYes of the Brooklyn Public Li- brary found that on December 3I, l776, a wage and price ceiling law was adopted by the General Assem- bly of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Ap- parently the colonials were stirred old law denounced the unbounded aVarice of many persons and said war profiteering "disheartens and disatfects the soldiers who have nobly entered into the service and whose pay "is not sufficient to sub sist them"
 Here are some of the price ceil- ings our readers may like to com pare with the present price level:
 Milk, g cents per gallon; rum (Demon brand), 63 cents per gal lon; tobacco, 5 cents per pound and turkeys, 9 cents per pound. As beef and whiskey weren't listed 1t is assumed they were almost as high then as they are now.
 Harry Coulter would get a lot for his money if he could hire car penters like Bob Robbinson for what they paid in 1776, 70 cents day. We don't think Lowell would do to well if he had to keep under the '76 ceiling price of 312 cents a shave. At least he'd be slowed down making change when he cut pennies in half
 Tailors were paid under a ceil- ing of 42 cents a day and nights lodging was only cents (tbis un-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
VILLARMA HIGH POINTER IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Felix Villarma, former Wrangell High School basketball star, and freshman at Southern Idaho Col lege of Education, Albion, Idaho, was selected as outstanding player and high point man of the intra- mural basketball tournament which ended there last week.
 Nine teams were entered in the series of round robin tournaments with 90 percent of the male stu dents at the college participating. Although Yillarma was not on the championship team he was chosen by an intramural committee com posed of intramural basketball players as outstanding player for his excellent team work, participa- tion and sportsmanship. He was al so high point man for the tourna ment with 126 points.
 Three other Wrangell boys who played ball here in high school were on the same team with Vill- arma. They are Gary Gunderson and Martin and Marion Newman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press ls enaties. exclusively to tue use for repuun- cation ot all tue local news prlnteu in this newspaper. as well as al AP news dispatches. Entered in the Post office at Wran ssll, Alaska, as second class mat ter under Act of Congress oI Mar. 5, 1878.
 DESCRIPTION RATES One year in advance by carrier or mail, S3.60. per copy, ten cenls. AdVtrtising rates and Job printing prices on application.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincerest thanks for the kindness and sym pathy of our friends after the passing of Marcus Wigg. We give special thanks to those who sent flowers, the ANB and ANS, Rev. Paul Evans and Mrs. E. R. Sharn- broich.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Wigg
 Mrs. Lorena Romstead Mr and Mrs. Marcus Daley
 Fred Wigg
 Louis Wigg
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
KELLY TO ARMY

According to word received here by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sadler, one of the boys who pitches fish summers for the Farwest Wrangell cannery, Pat Kelly won't be back this year. He is being drafted next month. Kelly made many friends in the past years he has been here and spends his winters attending college in Mexico City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
UNCLE HERE

John Arbogast. uncle of Paul Binkley of Wrangell, arrived here last Thursday from his home in Pendleton. Oregon. This is the first time he has seen his nephew in 41 years.
 Arbogast, now retired. plans to spend the summer here catching up" on his fishing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
STAMPEDE SHOW MEETS
 TONIGHT AT ELKS HALL

The Stikine Stampede Show committee meets tonight at the ELK's Hall at 7:3O p. m. Anyone interested in the show is invited to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06

doubtedly did not include a lull- aby by cold storage engine ex- haust).
 Dinners" at tayerns for travel CTS (not soldiers) of boiled and roast meat, with other articles equivalent, exclusive of wine" 21 cents, or enough for Bjorge and Bradford to have coffee at Lloyds and contribute to the sales tax.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
NOTICE

l-ouse deliveries on milk, cream. and buttermilk Mon day, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday
 Store deliveries daily. All customers please return empty milk bottles to store or truck for refund. Bottles are urgently needed.
 N0RE'S DAIRY
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
TO VISIT IN InNEAn

Mrs. Frank Denny, who went to Juneau with the Elks party on the Consul D. last night. will remain in the capital city about ten days visiting with Mrs. Lee Atkinson and other friends.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-04-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Harold Taylor and Mrs. l.. c. Lsatherberry and son, all of Petersburg, were discharged from Bishop Rowe Hospital last Sunday.
 Mrs. Jenny Kaninook of Wran- gell was admitted to the hospital Sunday
Evening star., 1951-08-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS and modernixsns, cellar
to roof. Call ST, 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 931 New YORK ave NV
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COSTUME .IACKETs

8 full blouseS in huorescent green
satin. purple satin, gold and black
dots, on black, blue-stripe. green on
braid; cost new $50 each. sell ali
for $40 or best offer. Box 497-J
Star. a
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VACUUM CLEANERS

OVer IUU, al makes Sacrifice at
$9.95; worth $50 to $50. Guaran-
teed. Try before you buy. SH. 410S.
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COMPANION AND HoUsEKEEPER,
woman. white. settled who would like
home and small salary in exchange
ior h.k. for elderly cple.; refs. AID.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
MOTOR TRAVEL

ATLANTA-Can take Q ladies o,
couple; leaving Sat-, 2 pm. Refs
exchanged. 10. 2-1063.
ROCK, MICH. Desire cple. OF
women passengers to share driving.
Travel by Lansing on Chicago. WI.
704l after z pm. q
WANTED-Passenge to Detroit,
Mich. Leave Fri. eve, Aug. 3. Call
RE. $3.50.
WOMAN TEACHER driving Arizona
Monday, wish paying passengers
Contact 207 Dodge Hotel after 6.
WANT RIDE to Omaha, Nebr.; will
share expenses. Prefer Aug. 3 or 4.
Ref. furn. Call AID. 2775.. Sc
ATLANTA-Driving 80 Buick down
Friday. .3rd. Can take 8; returning
exchanS sH. 0013. o to 9. e
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HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION AND HoUsEKEEPER,
home. and small salary in Exchange
ior i'h.k. Tor elderly cple.; refs. AD.
COOK permanent; live in: som,
cleaning; beautiful -3rd-fioor room
and and bath, Other help employed;
Box Sssi 1870. ress; sfSe star per month Reply
COOK. G:l w.. experienced and refs
required; can live in; downstairs
salary. Call EN-. -2876.
COUPLE. for boarding house, white
gIg ggIagss' non drinkers, refs. MAN:
SION CLUB. 1880 Mass. ave. NV
GIRL G.H.W;a-5 days week; city ref.
eisl erenoesi aF Saa 0sas week $500 4th st
GIRL IiI,.S SG'H;WY ,li 70 live in; small con.
foom' Hea1s'' OF Teiis ssssi sssSi'O'd h0ms' nice
cooking: live in; age IS yrs. Of
over; must haye exp. with children
and local refs, 81. 1901. q
G;a:w' naow unt1I snd help with baby; s days, days,
local ref % and health M oaFd sisnt; Teauiped rifed'
G.H.wo care for 2 children; vicinity
a7sx1ndria. as TEid Call after $50 I'm,
e.H.wP"0 COOK, live in; upstsir.
fond 81 chiidren e otRRsriehefo otRer hefp smo sno
ploysd: room for employed husband;
SSityy references required. Call OIL.
Girl, Arlington resident preferred
from 10 am. til after supper; 4
exuerieneed witb' 1T' cb,I6r.n 9Tna Q pat p e r;
ences. $50. Can Bet. % q p.m. and edeT3 o
HoTsfkEEPsa8Rs.: G; dh Efs8s: r.h.w., and care care o,
small girls. live. in; good home
eHd EEflfTFkF g. GI trs sD5s ao5d
white; hye-1n;, complete charge Of
home / mi. from Annapolis c. A.
BRAVO, Jr., RID. 3, Annapolis,
HoUsEKEEPER to take care of of in
SSSSss LIN ltse Sson "a oniHa 5'n. Apt lo7, gU.
HOUSEMAN, experienced, capable of
serving meals; live, in; excel. salary;
tSr BSoes estqAse A SHORT distanSe from city:
aoRE. eERE nv vi. 4tsV; IIs;4' Mrs Tender MI MISS
MAID. ha!p. 1--we in, maids rm. and pvt.
e9siins; 6R asos small children; city refs.
MAID-To clean and iron, u day q
week. Must live convenient to Chevy
Chase APARTMENTS. Call OF. 1OS8
to 10 am or 8 to 8 pm, a
MAID, colored,. dependable: g.h.w.
light cooking; $500 to S125 per mo :;
4FyyIe n; EG1f Fort Lee N. j. reference,
MAID. experienced, for estate. short
live IN: ref required. Phone HO.
4H4ISo. Mrs. Tender. MISS GORE,
MoTHkiRS'ss' HELPER. colOreo. i've we in
SnRsio smsll salary clothes tuTn. 10.
NuRsEMAID, permanent live-tn DO.
sition with NV. family: other help !;
with children and have Local refs. !:
some. domestic duties; $3.50 per
sEPThk;n PEPHfh; RH,1f RSE 1f719 Ta,:as stsr -. 80
stay in, two in family; nice room;
no laundry. Box 2Ss-K, Star. A.
REFINED CoLORED GIRL. gh.w..
i've in, to care for two adult women,
Must have refs. State age and sal
aIy expected. Box 202-L, Star.
C0LQRED GIRL to keep children for
WORKING mother, 8 days week; no
general housework; SIS wk. Ii.
CoLOkkD--MIDDLE WOMAN
to live in eolored home: e.f.v., room,
hoard small q,
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RIGS NEW

SAL, now S34l; 12'xS;, heavy. Diain
blue-green velvet, regularly $l94,
now S94; 9'x12. gray T. on r,
regularly $50, now $50. Cali wO.
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OFFICE FJRNITTJRE

Floor samples, new. at manufacturer
cost price. desks, steel files. lamps,
CHAIRS, tables, etc. 1742 K st. NV,
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WOMAN with some knowledge Of sew
ing to train for position as sewing
instructress. Good starting salary;
SEWING MACHINE Co, si6T NJ st. st.
WOMEN. white. 1880, perm or @ part
work; work; food checking. cashiering.
saiad making; no exper. nee. we will
teach you, pleasant working cond. ;
500 wk. Job: Apply sHOLLS COLO
NV. See Mr. Faitar bet. 10-i2 and
YOUNG GIRL. between the ages w6 Of
$3.50, WILLINGNESS to learn; good
gssoi,TTityT,r SgppoTsHnity Call Ii. 4-5216, JERRY
19USs s5s LABE Rote K e. Il ass esn! be dsB sss
Company. cail MRS. FaCxP PEvAaSda,f AlRSaffaef rs.
4445 for appointment. --3
YOUNG LADY for printing ofice;
some typins. Call MA. 212S for appt.
YOUNG .,11S WOMAN WOMAN .apssa a. cashier, S
ysssiPFHi sTEE1 2Ssny 1Spy cEarN4 XII 4fPs!y a6y
S931 x st. NV. ME. 1909, q
HERE Is an opportunity for you to
ges o a.eS goo t. steady .4aEs, ios in ytrSinia
openings for 'ass CASHIER sf ehecEss. ws naps sSe
meat wrappers. II you fare not
n faliy experienced We win pay sou
pleasant environment and re-
selye snd ovSe vacation with pay, paid hosp
y person sHfRLEY FoUb sToRES dse
41S Swami ave-. By taxing bus at
l2th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminary S1I or Pcsornae Yards, be.
Tween 8 and 8: or apply at Culmore
between Baiieys Gross Roads Ud and
Seven Corners take BUS marked
CnimoFe- -Parkwood 18th and Penn.
PART TDdE-ArI. once Of a large
co; mas an opening for part-tine
and receptionist; must have pieas-
ing personality. For CONFIDENTIAL
interview write Box 1851. Star.
QUALIFIED TEACHER for well extsb-
nnSned ni eo-operative nursery school in
IMIDDLE-AGED, reliable. white woman
10 i've in; No work required, merely
SIT at night with 2 children, age
ana q: Room and board, monthly
ave, Langley Park, Hyattsyilie. for
appointment. Il
DOES YOUR NEIGHBoRHooD need
an AVON representative? These
popular products earn $50 to $40
weekly for qualified women; flexible
hours. RE. 0795. "a
BIG PROFIT CHRISTMAS CARDsI
shoE greatest values. q big new
folders Sl6 Easy to sell 100 boxes
cards, 80 with name, S1,25. csiff
wraps, comics, others. Get assort-
ments on approval. FREE imprint
samples. $500 contest details
ARTISTIC, 1904 Way, Elmira, N. Y.
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LADIES

Would you like to become a
real saleSwoman? II SO, this
is your opportunity. Expert
ence not necessary because we
prefer to train you in our
own manner. After training
you will be in a position to
earn $500 to $500 per month.
You must be 20 years of age
or over. have a car, and be q
resident of Washington. To
assure q personal interview
give home address and phone
number. Box 151-J, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

wATERPRooFING OF ALL KINDS;
cement work: all work guaranteed.
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BRICK

HALF MILLION GOOD USED BRICKS
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 s. Capitol St., IL. 3-226l.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
MIscL. FOR SALE Gent }

BATHTUBS. nav used. puilt IN, Iegs;
sAfsa slaEs o ses'9ss sss,t ,tSiis': s .,. F EsS
BATHTuBs. basins. toilets. cabinet
sinks, laundry trays, showers, oil
tanks, storage heaters. ATLANTIC
s07 Y st: n.w.,. NO. 1921.
BED. double; In good cond.; complete
$50: GL. 400, Ext. S13. %
BEDROOM SUITE. fine quality, goot
condition; French period; dbie. bed
spring and mattress; lady's dresser
mans chest; dressing table anc
bench; night table; extra chair
1850. 1929 Van Buren, st. NV. Car
be seen bet. IL and 3. RA. OBS.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

columns, A trusses, 25-ft. long. GEN.
ERAL WRECKING CO.. MI. 6177,
sIENOTYPE, Iate modeL recondI-
toned, guaranteed S42.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO el3 I4th &.
sTONk--"Bondstone" applied over and
surface; beautify and increase the
ysalne. q your home; free estimate;
sT0Rr T0i BetbsTfs FITTdfSrS Nd ro WI; 6s06. "a
bies, etc. MALoNEY's. NC sise
Georgia ave.. Silver Sprg., SH. 1880.
STUDIO COUCH; knee-hole desk; tbl.,
chairs, with maple An, flber closet.
= so cash. VI. 4132 after 8. -
tables: also cofiee tables. rugs. linens.
TELEvfsIoSSE1 II; R;alicrafter. i2h
men; fa6n. l ref6r extra picture tube; AlliancS
S ESA rm farnPafs doHS:
$3.50. ISHAM. LO. 3-3272.
TELEvISION-Radio, record com.
bination, Emerson console. mahoE,
!2h2-inch, screen, practically new.
Ssf !3E D5dis Mk EVANs 2 S0'i D h'z z45S 5SS'a Or
TEiEvISioN, 1s-in. Admiral COM
bination. 1861 model; list, $3.50;
sell fos s226 incl. roof antenna. 10.
IEGENlsION SETS up 70 40N on;
2-yea7 service on all models. LaSt
years models slashed Many fioof
samples and demonstrators Free
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL APPLi1
IANNcE Ca 1911 Nichols ave s.sA
Evening star., 1951-08-02

PH0NOGRAPR RECORDS - Victor
Columbia, Decca. Capitol and Mer-
curry records and albums: popular
and classical: all 8 speeds: large
stock; sheet music. SPRING VAL.
LEY ELEcTRIo SHOP 4So5 MaSs
aye NV FM 1875
PlANOS-Real values in slightly used
Spinets that we're closing out at
greatly reduced prices. S285, S295.
1925. .S375. Only S25 down, bal
anee IN yrs. KITS, 1880 @
PIANO--Attrac. apt. grand. Ma
hogany finish; nice condition. An
excellent value at S695. Only S25
DOWN. Bal. in 8 yrs. KITS. 1880
PIANOS FOR RENr-spinets. 81
monthly and Up. Hauling extra.
Option to buy. Sterling 94OG,
JORDAN PIANOS. INC. 1015 7th
PIANOS FOR RENr-Modern spiDsts. ms
So monthly. Rent now and we viii
give you 9 credit Il you buy later.
lh9l5 9TH st. NV. Dust above the
PIxNoMIf you are seriously int inter
ested in buying piano. don't miss
our summer clearance Dozens of
new, and used spinets, consoles,
small uprights and grands are on
sale at worthwhile reductions.
little as S25 down. Monthly pay
ments to start In September. ST.
9400. JORDAN PIhEOS, INC, cor
ner 18th and G SITS. h.w.. 3
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REAL ESTATE
SALESWOMEN

We are in need Of 2 full-time. live
wire saleswomen. A good chance for
you to get ahead with the South
east once. If you are interested in
REALTY CO., Ii. $4,000. .
RECEPTIoNIsT AND PIX OPERA
TOR, under 80; will train; no exper.
necessary; some typing required; o.
day wk.. S:30-4:30. Apply in person.
GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE
CO, $40 woodward Bldg. a
RECEPTIONISTTY permanent
position; .5-day wk.; pleasant work
COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA,
$50 woodward Bldg. 18th and Il
StS NV 3
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PBx-RECEPTIoNIsT course easily
learned: age no handicap. Day class
SsSitaiSNh;, SsHaNnr IR Ssoi I'M nishss s1s. s2s A1ss MRs
AUTo DRfvING iNsTRUCTIoNs@
IL lessons. Road test. S35, EASY
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. NO.
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toned, guaranteed S42.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO s13 l4th st.
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AIR CONDITION.

OOlQ---n6ILeQ-
A small denosit win assure Of . COO
summer; Can II. S-4112 R. b. NJ
REFRIGERATION CO., Authorized
(bondeO Service Dealer.
AIR COMPRESSORS-I Wilmington
and / Dampco; stainless steel bath
tub for forced air-bubble bath; 8
chrome chairs; window screensi
storm windows; MASSAGE table and
rubber foam mat; / wooden locker;
3 white-wall used tires. WI. 6475.
ANTIQUES. household goods and
Pixies Pickins Gift Shop stock
Sacrifice, FA. 7449. .
BABY BED, Lawson sofa, ABC auto
washer: leaving town Sat; must
BABY CRIB. $1s.sS, cash only. Nc
del. Thurs. eve. 6 to 8 pm. ONLY,
6trollers, .S8: mats. 81. .SS: high
chairs, So ,SS; training chairs, 81: :8a.
JUVENILE SALES WISE, 365
Cedar ST NV ia 1k4n
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ROBINSON'S

1889 kENMWoRTH SfL Sds.Ttfs AVE Ws'eflaHs NE
CAL US now-AX. 1900 81
OFFICE FURN.-Oak, 2 lge. knee
hole desks, l kneehoie typewrite,
desk, lge. table. Z chairs, 2 arm
swivel chairs, 3 file cabinets, lge.
single door olive green fire-prooi
safe Call Ma. 414R. 0.3O-h D m,
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TYPIST-CLERK

TYPIST-CLERK
Perm. position for typist. Group in-
surance. paid vacation and other
semploye dement's. Apply LINCOLN
ave. s. s.. Nd. 4
TYPIST :.RECEPTIONIST, some knowl.
40-hr;. 6-day wk. Salary open. Must
be attractive. with good personality
and eflcient. WO. 1905 for appt. --s
WAITRESS, white. over 81. exper
apply in person. CHINA INN, g3l
WAITREss, for relief work. ADJ Appl,
MATTRESSES, exper.; short hours
good tips. Apply after 2 pm.
BROWN DERBY, 1893 Conn. ave
WAITRESS. mature, experienced, ex.
sogth Sns1 asts s Part AInso1D tins ADPs e 49 E
0096. -
WAITRESS. exper.. white. Apply
~ s416 -o BSltlmoSe nnSS blvd. COLLEGE Park,
wAITRSS;ssSSSl Mdii I0; sSlS, S,,+. ..
g gH5rEP iIR o:Ss " !. FS5S ri saS
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply In
person between 10 and 3. PYRA.
MID RESTAURANT, 2s10 14th st
NV. No phone calls. "a
WAITRESS for restaurant; reliable
WAITRESS, white, IL am. to 6 pm;
eood pay. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, night work. s nishts
week; experienced. Apply GARDEN
RESTAURANT, 1912 10th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced on meal,
nREENStSWI2S5Ys REsThuGRASTt. RSESssaT.haG xSTt S55tsSd S55tsSd
y !; ,Gagitol; AK. 1888. %
MATTRESSES, white. experienced;
day or night work. Apply RECTOR's
RESTAURANT. 1345 Conn. ave. NV.
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MEDICAL RECEPTTONIST, for physi-
clans once; CONGRESS Heights area
resident of Sc. area desirable. Cali
20: S-2229 between 10 pm,
NIGHT MANAGER, for soda fountain.
must have experience and ability;
good pay. Apply in person only
STATLER PHARMACY, Statlel
Hotel. 10th and K SITS. NV. 3
OFFICE ASSISTANT, age l9 to 35;
typlng necessary. some shorthand
desirable and little supervision; 40
hour week; vicinity Silver Spring.
Box 92-L. Star 3
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RETOUCHER, photograph studio;
peFTmansnto peTT spoop pSsisl9nnr 9nrolsp lsSpe5ispeed
! 1927 F st. NV 3
'SALESCLERK. for evening work in
bakery -delicatessen. THE VILLAGE
PANTRY. 1888 Penna. ave. sc. -
SALESGIRL, for gift and cosmetic
shop; good salary, with excellent
opportunities for advancement. 1865
Conn. ave. 3
SALESGIRL, white, for work in retail
bakery in Silver Spring. Apply No.
80 Q st. ne. =
SALESLADY, experienced. for ladies
position, good opportunity, top salary
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
200 9TH st, NV. .
SALESLADY, knowledge of music
necessary. See Mr.. Urban, KIT
MUSIC CO, 1880 @ st. NV. 3
BALESLADY, for ready -to-wear, and
sports wear; must have exper.
good starting salary plus commits
sion; Apply in person. IDAS DE-
PARTMENT STORE. 1901 Ga. ave.
NV. 2
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TELETYPE OPERATOR

EXPERIENCED. TAPE AND MANUAL
>6:pAY i wEEk,N PAID Fsi1 SA1AE1 VAcArfSoS.. fSoSSS.
APPLY IN PERSON. MISS PEAR
SON. 1l1I N. CAPITOL ST.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTING STUDENT desires sew
eral paEt-tims accounts. Superior
AK6HiTEeAr6RsSxIh III r6sSih f5fLA fbRArrsMASS E -
I,ypist's lS months experience; min
mum aflm $40 week. Write Box 30l X.
Bo0KKEEPER.OFFICE MGR, 6 yrs,
iast position. RE. 1880.
ChAUFFEUR from Illinois: will con-
,! S1dSr anything; age "a. UN. 1914. q
hOTEL MAN-20 years exp, avail
able to take charge OF club. hotel
Sex, iKssssgsans' stsa' Excellent refs. Box
oda JOBS. yard work, wall washing,
Rainting, housecleaning. etc. SAL
"a wAT10N lEs5A ARMY Harhor Light Corp,
OFFICE MANAGER-Accountins and
personnel exper.; accustomed meet
OFFICE MGR.@Adm. asst: s1Sr exper
IN movins and storage business:
nkkg., acctg.. ,payrolls, taxes; now
employed: desires connection with
progressive business. Box 304-K,
SAVINGS AND LOAN connection de-
sired by executive with 10 years ex-
Perience in savings and loan work,
years in residence construction
and = years in banking Complete
resume on request Box e4-k' star. Ct.
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALIST -.
Young: executive ability; s yrs. ex-
perience in industrial, rail and mo-
tor. rates cornplemented By college
ana specialized training. BOX 2SI x,
NORWEGIAN. st papers, commercial
education, .eduivalent to 2 yrs, col
leee. shipping exper.. desires employ
mept, EN-. 8s0S. e
eierk. delivery or messenger Job,
SEMINARY STUDENT desires full
lime work for rest of summer.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

CRIB, Thayer. double drop sides;
maple with mattress; new cond.
S25. % Gallatin st. NV. -3
large, Chesterfield, rose
velvet, custom-made slip cover, S45
DEBT MiDSiE1Ehs1SBBir reduetions on
leading makes. Also on. entire stock
reconditioned air conditioners; sil
fSgSs sS4gsHoss end rSiyIb,tsEEp sifss GEap 2 5arsein @
DESK, nat top; nuorescent desk lamp;
chair. 10. 3-7466 after pm.
DESK, double once size; splendid
condition; must sacrifice at once as
we need space; price, $50. O'DELI
MOTORS, 500 Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii.
DIAMOND. lady,s SOL. M-ct., s1s5.
Ct, Sl75. Diamond sol. earrings,
blue white. oyer 2 Ct, .$400. Lady,
sol. 1a Ct. $3.50. Mans sol. 3h Ct,
$S75. Lady's flne 3-ct. SOL, $3.50.
hIvlNGsT2N y SlS q CO.. 1923 H st.
DfCTATIoN EouIP. - soundscriber
complete; worth $500, sell $3.50.
sfStR, sU5tR e$sl sssl before $50 am. BOX
DINING ROOM SUITE, black LACQUER
on solid mahog. with gilt trim,
custom made; orig. cost $4,000, wIll
sell 500 or r1best offer. Dealers
invited. CHI. ,f64S. "a
Evening star., 1951-08-02
RESIDENT MANAGER

White. for large garden-type apt
project IN Hyatts. area; must have
had experience in this type of work
or comparable position. Unattached
woman, age not to exceed 40. At.
tractive salary and apt. Send com.
plete written outline of BACKGROUND
and recent small photograph to Boz
QS-E Star x