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Evening star., 1951-10-07

BABY SyTTER-50 cents hr.: "a hrs,
! S6: inf care empl. couples nome
weekend trips RANDALL, DI. 1873.
BABY sITTER-Exper,, white, grand
mother by hour, single days; refer
ences. RA. 1881.
GIRL, colored. desires job caring for
children. g.h.w., or elevator opera
tor. 5-day wk. Refs. DE. 1855 z
GIRL, experienced. wants nignt work;
dish nIl 0osa TsshinE or bus girl nave rel
GIRL, eoiored. wants gh.w., full or
part time; good plain cooking; city
references RE. 1851.
GIRL. colored, desires work as maid
in small family nno- or tourist home
IGIRI. TRIne colored, i5 Ike evening work. Call
Sunday = after l O'Clock. TU.
GIRL. colored. desires Inv. and
child care: expeggtnence and refer
GISf. snsfs' cdiored. doi f-lisp Experienced p
wants lob care Of invalid or chill:
dren, by, day, or week: Pc; 1881; ,,,
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and
g.h.w., child care: 5 days or part
time; s, ANIL or 2 p.m.-6;3o. DE.
GIRL colored, wants lob as. Inv
or care for child good ref, Il
GiRL. ctolored, wants days work
ironer; neat. reliable; city ref. HU
GIRLS. colored, want g.h,w;. 5-day
wk.. no cooking: one en- Wa9tsi aai part.
time work city ref; ST; 5S 5s44i dss,rss
iob as housekeeper or nurse in ex..
change for keeping 3 children and
modest salary. Leave call at cy-
HRoGsERaEEFER R5sSs REFER with child, 5, wishes
PoytOn PosttOn monsn IN m0thsFesf Nb shdren RENE sa
aHFA15 ary. I'm. ss45. ~
HoUsEKEEPER, laundry, mornings
Spanish. DU. 5649
LADY, colored. desires Job as ii,s eo9R 3I
ar and out geneva NJ. hs8SskeeP'nF' 9sos. hVs IN
LADY, colored, wishes 3 days clean;
ing work. Tuesday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY ST 1854.
MOTHERS HELPER. colored; after
school. all day Saturday; yics l4th
PRacTfcAI anu TfGsGn NGRsE~Eiderly siHi lady or
mi-invalid; kindly attention given
in my home or can I've in. Phone
AP, 1894. ANN WOITZ. 9'
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires
work Al as mothers helper. FIR
SITUATION WANTED, by refined,
well-trained colored woman: cook
and g.h.w.; days. pm. through
6, diner: $50. carfare, or 3 days
work $12, carfare. Box 13-x, Star.
WOMAN wants g.h.w. or mothers
helper. Can stay 2 nights week; or
any kind work MI. 1891. IS
POSITION AS COOK in boarding
house; experienced colored woman.
RELIABIE coLoRED WOMAN wants
part time; 5 days. 3-7, or days
work. NO. 0120.
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WOMAN. reliable. to care for 10
menth-old child while parents work.
n. W. section. HO. 3179. -
WOMAN, to iron. 1-day q wk.; must
do lst class work and be depend
able. g. cents and hour and car
woMAS' fa5s; 9V' seitled, Itss wanted to ass assist
children, 3 in school (in Bethesda
Newly decd. rm. Employe will be
treated with consideration and re-
spect. 5is days; salary open. Box
woMAN 6Sai oso'; to care for year old child
some so nef nishts Esh o1cs Cain 6ME. 81 1858; vii
WANTED TT refined, settled, white lady
TO help with housework and care
of child in exchange for good home
and small salary. WA. 4234- u
DESIRE neat, capable, exper; lady to
care for he home and 20 l.y1-ol1a 1rias child; d
detail to BOX 14S-V, Star.
EXPER. MAID TO live in; fond OF
children; must have ref; s275o'
sfTTGED HTi Il 8 WOMAN, fond of children; n
55-aayyo 55-aay week Good home ~
WHITE nj e WOMAN to give loving care
for > children for working parents.
Permanent position. State refer
enge; .,Tv BSx 5SoS.H s,v; star 81 H.. in snw
look after S-yr. old schoolboy in
motherless home OIL. s167.
GOOD COOK, g.hw; upstairs rm,.
i've in; one afteroon of and every
Snn after breakfast; refs. EN-
MiDDLE-AGED nfiS WHITE WOMAN to
help with housework and children;
room and board; no obi. to one
child. Rockville 1880. 3
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING Iowa, Nebraska Oct. 13;
LEAVING FOR WISCONSIN, October
S, returning two weeks. Room for
rioer who can help drive. MI. 414O.
To cALn Oct 1a. Will take two.
DALLAS, TEx.-wanted, RESPONSE
drive super Buick convertible to
Dallas. All expenses paid. No return.
Must be ready to leave Monday or
Tuesday. Phone GE; 1897. =
DRIVING TO RENO. NEV;-New Cos:
share iaGe''ts expenses. t5e See Mr. wRIGHT.
Burlington. Hotel, Room 1913. 8"
FLORIDA. by inland waterway; 31-ft.
hS' share eSpersss 1Eas s leaving Oct, l5.:
,Fa{1NGy FG hpEfy, r6k FL, .MIsM, sGSsi Oct "a
sepson spss e9M Rsre W ass one GE or 4s So
WANT RIDERS to Los Angeles or San
Dieeo; leave about Oct. 10. RA.
WANTED - Two passengers to Fl.
Lauderdale. Fla; leave Oct, 10;
sidered. Phone ZETTLER, TE. 9H1 ).
DRIVING LOS ANGELES between Oct.
II and 81; take ! or , ladies; share
expenses; exchange references. Phone
At: 4492 weekdays after 8. MISS
MAN To DRIVE CAR to Florida Oct.
YOUNG LADY desires ride to or from
work residence, 1900 blk. Conn.
ave, 70 18th and Eye; hrs, to ).
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Outstanding Opportunity

Many women nave made good in Wall
street and this fascinating and
growing business is attracting many
sound investment securities. If you
are ambitious. 'lave good connections
and are interested in becoming q
Yeeistered sales representative Of the
New York stock Exchange with a
prominent local investment firm., and
training period. write for interview.
giving full background. referencesl
and qualifications. Box l0-L. Star.
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INTELLIGENT WOMAN
-MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN

Wanted, to live with my mother in
modern apartment on farm 20 miles
below Below Manassas. Va. Prefer Cath
olic. This is not a Job, but an
offer of a good home. with all reg
ular expenses paid for some. one
who will keep house for herself and
paired vision. No salary. Apart
ment has bath, hot and cold water.
automatic gas heat, etc. Nice farm
family in other half of house. Box
33S-T, Star.
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HELP MEN 8 woMEh ,eert.. "


PIANIST, accordianist or suitarist
who sings popular songs to play
with yiolinist. Those with car pre-
ferred, L, r. YOUNGS. 1884
Columbia I'd. NV
RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT for a
new combination coffee shop cafe
terra and service restaurant. An
excellent opportunity for an ex-
perienced operator to Join q rapidly
expanding organization. Immediate
opening. top starting salary and
many other benefits. Box 263-R.
Star. s.
SALES PERSON-For boys depart
ment: experienced attractive sal
airy. LIVINGSTON'S. 906 7th St NV.
b
SALESPERSON for tobacco conces-
sion: 40-hour work week: experience
helpful but not necessary Apply
personnel office, SEARS, ROEBUCK
g. CO.. Oil Bladensburg rd. ne.
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GIRL, colored. wants work as wait
ress in restaurant. Ii. 3-0616.
GIRL. colored, desires ofice work
knowledge Of typing. DU. 003O.
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HELP WOMEN
sEIT, CHRIsTMAs .CARDs

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell on
sight, 40 for 81 with name on. and
higher priced lines. 81 for 81. fea-
ture box: up to 1909 profit. Coun-
try's top line. Samples on approval
Write or come in. Room 500,
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
930 F st. NV RE, 4716
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STOP DREAMING

STOP DREAMING
Quit kidding yourself-nobody gives
you something for nothing. II it's
free, you don't want it-salary? No!
No! Drawing account2 That's def
BUT
hrs. per day. If you will follow in.
structions-you will earn from SS,.
600 to $4,000 yearly. What is it7
Real estate and business invest
ments: the richest field In all sales
history. Call Mr.. Pastor for an in
terview. You will be glad you did
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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FURNITURE

Repairing, ref1nishing; vets. GILBERT
PEAKE. ia. 4400. -
G. A. COOK for carpentry and re-
pairing. addition rooms and Kitchen
modernizing. AP. 1915. 10
HOUSECLEASING, exterior and in
terror: all work done at half price
by 1st-class white mechanics. Patch
plastering roofing 10. S-S19d
MATTRESSES remade So up STEIN
BEDDING Co. 1924 18th st NV.
ODD JOBS A SPECIALITY Screens
removed. windows washed storm
windows installed. awnings removed,
cutters cleaned. etc. AP. 0679 or
PAGNTING-WALL sCRAPING. for q
Job well done at price you can
afford to pay. call JU. 1928.
PAINTING and papering. SATISFIED
customers for over 25 years. Call
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3.
PAINTING, interior, exterior caulk.
ing: general repairs. Free estimates.
PAINTING, PAPERING-For a good
Job at 2 low price. call MR.. XIX.
Continued on Next Page)
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EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY

TRADE ASSOCIATION EX-
ECUTIVES TAKE NOTICE
SECRETARY, capable, quail
ned. experienced; Nice appear
Wants worthwhile position
with definite future.
Minimum salary-S5,400.
HU. 5000. Ext. S33.
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lHELP MEN 8 WOMEN tesnt.. J
ROOKSHOp pOSITTON

bOOhSHOP POSlI1ON
Full time; excellent opportunity for
young man or woman with initia-
tive. For interview, write or apply
after 1870 am. Monday. in person.
BOOKSHOP, National Airport. D; c.
%
COUPLE. WHITE, cook and butler;
gh.w.; attrac.. independent apt; for
living quarters; references required;
good salary Call NO, 6666.
COUPLE. wife to cook and clean;
man to help in house and as garden
er and chauffeur; will live in at
tractive apt. with TV in new modern
house on large farm located 20 mi.
south of Fredericksburg on Rt n;
must be exper.. good wages. MR..
AND MRS. LEE D. BUTLER. Kin
loch Farm, Supply P. O.. Va. Write
Swing age, eXper and refs. II in
or near Washington. call Lee D.
Butler Inc. 1921 2lst st. NV, and
ask for Miss Jones.
COUPLE to work in Catholic Church
and rectory needed Immediately;
private home and salary provided.
Box 1905 Star. -
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FORMER TEACHER

Personnel manager of large Arm
tion as educational consultant: must
have at least 3 yrs. teaching exper.
or other public relations work. col
lege education: age $3.50; position
worth $3.50 per mo. for right ap-
plicant Educational sales service.
Give. full information and phone
number Box 32l-R. Star.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS and modernizing, cellar
estimates. NATfoNAL CoNTRAcT-
ING CO.. 93l New York ave; nv
comnl remodellns; free estima les;
terms: Va. D. c., Md. KE. 3-57a5.
ADDITIONS and home improvements
62mL. n and roof: up to I yrs; to pay.
AIR CoNDiTioNERs. sale, service
fIloNiNG5' service RffI e CO. Nj. sS05.
ASHES AND TRASH RE- MOVED.
lawns lawns and bsmts. cleaned RA.
ASPHALT DRIyEwAYs and concrete
walks, Work unexceiied. Call oW.
ATTIC FINISHED
We specialize in finishing expandabls
out bath. Free estimate. 10 per
cent cash. 2 yrs. to pay.
ATTIC FINISHING co.
s2ll Piney Branch Rd. JU. $500.
BRICK AND REPAIR WORK BY con-
tract Free estimates, satisfac lion
guaranteed. VI s027 after 2 pm.
BRICKwoRK - Fireplaces. retaining
BRICK WORK in, general, freplaces.
iiss; SSFE class ss'sA5 JOBS. AFS R1NAIpT SfS.' :
BRICK RH.; FH woKK ; Walls. chimnsys.
porches., steps. walks; all repairs:
Al work; ewes. MI. 6I1S. 10
BUILDING and remodellng; IS years
experience. Sat. and Sun. all day
week DAYS after & pm. WA. o220.
BUILDING. remodeline, repairing. car
RRe315s Re3915g5Es: M 2T5ck' 'e.KFs gsnsnt work 2! L.
BUiLDING -REMoDEL1NG; 30 yeart
! exper;: contact for loan furnished.
/ Call Fairfax 466-R. Sat. Sun, or
! Tues and Thurs. after s pm. Viz.
| ginia only.
CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. foreign or domestic).
RE. 2434. BRENNER, 933 Penna.
CARPENTER-Cabinet work by day
or contract. Only the best. Ii
cARPfFSNTER AND PAINT WORK.
CARPENTRY, = General remodeling,
| MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs.
to0o renee qiRs nF 55 G4 anyiime. anf new a TGFk
CARPENTER, gen: repairs, porches.
PPsEt,,tion,; IT, ~ sh?5gtns' ds5gs cabinets re-
ChRrENTRY2s6ecializfng in recr.
c@aH @ G. u, F, ST. DENIS Lu, uI0IiH}s: ie55:
CARPENTER to contract your Job.
lge or small Free estimate. Refs.
CARiPE2TF AND RUGS and upholstery
/ furniture demoth.. clean and sham.
pooed right in your home or once.
| GE. 46O9.
CARPETS. rugs installed, alterations
| and repairs: 80 years experience:
estimate free; HoWARD's RUG 3
CARPET SERVICE 1899 N. Glebe
CEMENT WALKS. walls, floors. steps.
sPARKEs. Ho. $3.50. ~
kns K;ad; AD I9 @ 535s Sun; till 4 pm.
T$s$ S;@S; %s! .9s
CEMENT WORK. general repairs;
pEs2Rr SIS 2s ana 10 n?ks aaog neY Yu CHARLES sss6
CEMENT WORK. Steps, walks. drives.
DTooi DTooi paEsins; e. WORK ea6s guar; 20 y5s'
cLoGGE6 DRAIN PIPES electrically
LazoE- -kleened or no charge. RoTO-
ROOTER, Phone RA. SSSS any day.
/ anv night
CONCRETE and waterproofinR bsmts.
floors, drives. galsSS, walls; porsshnes.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
pairs short circuits. small Jobs done
! I'nmed Cali RA. 2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATIONs-Re-
/ rars, short circuits, small Jobs done
! immed, Call RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link. all
I posts IN concrete Immediate erec-
| ton Get the best fon less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 1928.
| FLAGSTONE
Walks patioS, stone retaining walls.
WALKER, JU. 7-6022.
FLAGSTONE WORK
Evening star., 1951-10-07
FRANKLIN SIMON

Has opening for coat, suit and fur
sponsible for various details of the
department Permanent, well-pay-
ing key position. 5-day. 37i2-hr
Wk., free parking, 20cS discount on
purchases and many other company
benefits. Apply
425O CONN. AVE. NV, OR. $500.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1951-10-07
MofhersI Earn CHRISTMAS

Mothersl Earn CHRISTMAS
Dollars showing new AVONS
Gift Catalog. Several openings now
RE. O795. -S
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth Ave. N Y. firm desires women
to sell dresses. suits. lingerie. Seen
Vogue" "Mademoiselle-" Good com
missions. Write MODERN MANNER,
260AN Fifth ave, New York.
EMBOSSED CHRISTMAS CARDS
so FOR S1.25. WITH NAME
Sell like magic. You get big cash
profit. Make SOC on 81 assortmentsI
for Christmas and all events. I'M
print notes, matches, 81 stationery.
As new, fast sellers. No experience
needed. $4,000 extra given in con-
test. Get assts. on approval: FREE
imprint samples. ARTISTIC, 103
Way. Elmira, N. Y.
INTELLIGENT WOMAN
Reliable. under 40, to take charge OF
files for large law firm. Must be
able to type and relieve on. switch
board. Position requires industry,
adaptability regular attendance and
an even pleasant personality. Con-
genial ONCE. Good salary with
regular increases and annual bonus,
liberal personnel policies. For appt.
nhore ST T562 B
Evening star., 1951-10-07

HELP MEN AND WoMEN
Evening star., 1951-10-07
FLAGSTONE

Stone cement walks. steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOOR SANDERS, .edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
floor men, KENNEDY FLOOR CO.,
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates; free
estimate. Call RA. 6795.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
fl9ors rs, made Ike new, TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED;
whine mechanics: reduced prices.
c r COVER, WA. 6S6S. anytime.
FLOORS SANDED by expert work.
nian; adsms ayeFase "aa6 axl2 room costs $12.
FLOOR SERVICE Nothing but the
best. laying sanding. finishing,
cleaning; parquet installa ton, Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS; INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
Floors CHEMICALLY REFINIsHED
like new without sanding; 15 yrs. to
perfect. Ill prove it on your floors,
no mess, no noise, save floors, mon-.
ey, time. dry to walk on immedi.
ately; work guaranteed. GE. 1900.
refinishing. We make
oil furniture look like new. Call
HUDSON 5072 after 6 pm o.
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SECOND MAID

Live IN. assist with children; upstairs
room and bath; other help employed,
Must have city references. OIL. 3057.
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MAKE $50 EASILY

SELL NEW CHRISTMAS CARDS
Stunning new Christmas cards sell
on sight. Make up to 1000 profit.
81 assortments bring you $50 on
100 boxes. Embossed cards WITH
NAME. so for S125. Stationery,
- other fast-selling money
makers. FREE imprint samples as
sortments on approval. Write .HY-
CREST 7S Chauncy, Dept. 14-l.
Boston IL.
UNUSUAL MANAGERIAL OPPOR.
For woman between 25 ard 45 who
cannot accept 8 to ) position, She
should be well groomed. AMBITIOUS
and business like. Selected appli-
cants will be trained at our ex--
pense and placed IN charge Of local
area Position pays high commits
sion. training ices. and oVerwrite
If you have the use of car, for
local travel snd are inteTssted aptIs1 i'm IN
come, cali Mr.. G. T. Rodgers at
the AMBASSADOR HOTEL, October
9Th. and 9th. 10 am. to .4:3o pm.
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Men Available

For employment. odd Jobs yard work.
wall washing carpentry. houseclean-
ing. etc SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Corn ME- Ago
Evening star., 1951-10-07

Window Trimmer
ladies' wear, 20 years experience
desires free-lance accounts: higheS'
credentials. Box 19-X. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

High-volume luncheon and soda foun-
tain: experience not necessary;
meals included. MR.. ROBINSON.
3263 Columbia pike. Arl., Va. Vest
mont Shoppins Center q
Evening star., 1951-10-07

ACCORDION LESSONS with instru-
ment fGrn. free for 3 mos: inquire
about our plan TO earn free lessons.
Su 6453.
MUSIC LESSONS can be furnished
beginners or advanced; free advice
no selection OF instrument. SH.
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ATTIC FINISHED

We specialize in finishing expandabls
atticS; | or rms with or with
out bath. Free estimate. 10 per
cent cash 2 yrs to pay
ATTIC FINISHING CO.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM offers in
dependence and permanency If you
TONED earning S3-5. 900 yearly. Ed
sales service. travel or local. part
or full time: good pay. high COM
mission, bonuses. Call all week.
TANE pTTPNuAM ME- 50O0
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SyTTER-5O cents hr; "a hrs,
/ S6 inf care empl couples home;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06

gerlebung Ser Greue ieitens Ser
S6pei5er Sruppen tpGbreno ser
5ran5oiiI6en &eoollttion, tpo5it iie
it6 bur6 oie Sebereien ser Safobiner
perleiten lieBen uno itreng puroen tie
bon nns gerd6t. gtaf oen 8eies
unIeres 2anoes bielt man Griegs-
geribt iiber oie S6ulbisen. Ser
Sauptraoelsfiibrer tpuroe gum Gao,
% gum Strang uno Al 5ur @oleere
perurteilt. 0as entietlibe Drama
perleioete meinem 5reuno SEN 0ienIt
in oem l1ngliidli6en &egiment; nit
@utbeiBung leines Saters nabm er
leinen ablfieo unO febrte gnoe 1871
in Die Seimat 5uriif.
Satte ib linn oo6 0as OtiBber-
ltanonis ouffldren f0nnen, bepor er
na6 geancp 5uriidfebrte! gs tpGre
Serena l1no mir man9e bittere
Stunoe erlpart geblieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06
Greiun00reiBigIteS aopitel
Die SOirec i'm Sotel Siesbad)

SSm Sotel Sc Malte puroe i6
nirflicb BON Sem Warqui5 uno oeiien
So6tern nit Der groBten Ser5li6feit
oufgenommen. Ser alte Serr mar in
ieiner beiten Saune; es ging ibm in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06

SSn oerielben 8ohe nod paren
Geoing unO i6 81 elmer Soiree i'm
Sotel 0iesbud geloOen. Die Samilie
Der @rofen 0iesbo6 aus Sreiburg
Die ith in mebrere 3meige ipaltet,
botte leit mebr alS einem Sobrbun=
bert INNER cine gan5e Heibe Spr0B=
linge alS Sfii5iere I'M GienIte Ser
S6pei5ergaroe. 60 batten lie li6
nOrolid bon Sen Glpieeii6en Seloern
in ser Gue Oe Sauliapes. elm eigenes
5amilienbaus ge6aut. ga audi Wor-
qlis BON Galoouleur unb belien S0d)=
ter, nit 9fiidlid)t auf 9febing, ee=
laoen moren nabm id auf 8itten
meines 6reunoes sic ginlaoung germ
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-15
Quadruplets Born to Michigan Couple

PONTIAC, Mich, 4R - Quad ruplets were born last week to Mrs. Anne Rosenbush, 34, wife of 36-year-old stonemason.
 St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital re- ported the two boys and two girls and their mother were "doing fine"
 Sister M. Philippa, hospital ad- ministrator said the infants, born by caesarian section, were placed in an incubator immediately.
 She said, however, that the ba- bies were 'igood-sized" they weighed total of Is pounds 12 ounces.
 They are Michigan's second lv- ing set of quadruplets. The only others are the Morlok girls of Lansing, now 20 years old.
 "Our big problem" the father unused, ''is going to be diapers and things like that. We're sure to have to lengthen the clothes line, too."
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-15
Federal Employees In Alaska Don't
 Pay Territorial Tax

Continued from Page One) preaching for payments on 1850 incomes.
 People who fail to pay income taxes are inviting a sales tax in Alaska" said Sen. Gunnard Enge- breth, Anchorage Republican.
 Sen. Steve McCutcheon, Demo- crat, declared the Territory must prosecute these people and en- force the tax laws"
 William E. Bittner tax collector in charge of the Anchorage office said his staff was swamped in get ting delinquent tax notices in the mail, besides notifying taxpayers of failure to pay on 1949 income, the notices assess 25 per cent penalty plus six per cent interest.
 "If the Territory can't enforce the income tax," said Engebreth, "some other method of raising revenue must be sought. ''The Ter ritory must have money. If one third or thirds of, the taxpay- CTS do not pay taxes the same at- titude will be taken by others"
 McCutcheon said he hoped the Legislature would authorize the Alaska attorney general to estab- fish branch office here, and as- sign man full time to enforce ment of tax laws.
 "It is high time we collect all our taxes" McCutcheon added. ""I saw stack of delinquent tax mo- tiices in the tax office about a foot high. They were only for those taxpayers from "A" to 'L". It is estimated the money involved is nearly $500,0O0." Both Senators said they were informed only a few government agencies cooperate with the Terri tory in collection of taxes from federal employees.
 The Times said the delinquen-
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-15
Heroic Stewardess
 Dies in Fiery Plane

PHILADELPHIA, P-An at- tractive 24-year-old stewardess- only five months in flying service --died on duty yesterday after rescuing 10 passengers from the flaming wreckage of a National Airlines plane in which seven per- ished.
 Mary Frances H0usley, five foot three inch brunette who went to wark for NAL only last August, died heroine in the fire swept DC-4. The big four-engined plane skidded over runway, crashed into a ditch and burned in land- ing at International airport. Four other women and two babies lost their lives.
 To the last, Miss Housley, de scribed by fellow employees as 'the most pleasant person you ever want to meet" held one of the victims - four-months-old baby-in her arms. She was cred ited with leading to safety at least 10 of the 19 passengers who es- capped with minor injuries.
 Survivors of the crash told how the black-eyed hostess from Jack sonville, Fla, opened the cabin door and cautioned them to sstake it easy" Then she made repeated rescue trips into the plane until she was swallowed up by the flames.
 The pilot, Howell Barwick, and the co-pilot, Edward Zatarian, both of Jacksonville, Fla, escaped uninjured.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-15
May Find Substi- tute For Draft Of l8-Year-Olds

WASHINGTON, (R There were strong signs today that the Senate may receive a substitute flor the defense department plan to lower the minimum draft age from 19 to 18 years.
 Although the department has not yet finished its supporting ar- guments before Senate prepar- edness subcommittee, majority leader Mcfarland D.-ArizJ told a reporter there already is talk of a compromise.
 Public testimony on the issue was suspended over the weekend to allow assistant secretary of de- fense Anna M. Rosenberg and her staff time to gather more facts.
 Mcfarland said two possible compromises had been mentioned:
 1. Allowing a draft of young men when they reach Is but re- quiring a years training before putting them into combat or over- seas service.
 2. Limiting actual draft to youths who are Is years and 6 months old. .' ,..
 Secretary of defense Marshall and Mrs. Rosenberg contend that 18 year olds are needed to meet the emergency increases in the army, air force, navy and marines, and for launching a long-term program of compulsory military training.
 Mr:. Rosenberg said Friday that President Truman had boosted the June 30 goal for the combined forces to 3,462, ,00O. This was 247,- 900 higher than the 3,215,00O per sons the defense officials asked at