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Evening star., 1951-12-20
SITUATIONS MEN

MAN, desires Saturday and evening
work; clerical. Box 103-C. Star l8s
men AVAILAhLE-For employment,
odd Jobs. yard work wall washing.
carpentry houseeleaning,s etc. SAL
vATION ARMY Harbor Lights Corn.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. exp; com.
pet. employe; dsires Chevy Chase,
Bethesda, Sill. Spr. area; ref; ic..
2. c. and Md. Box 482-B, Star. III
SALES MANAGER or top salesman
open for immediate employment,
local or surrounding territory.
Box &C, Star. 23s
COL0REn MAN wishes Job as truck
helper or porter. NO. 0269.
COLORED MAN, Govt. employed. de-
stres part-time work after 3 pm.
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PLUMBING & HEATING
For emergency, for regular services.
Call MIR. O'DONNELLs DE. 1855,
KEFRlGEHATORS REPAIRED: also
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1912; Ewes, UN. 1878.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
COOK

Permanent position
to right men. Apply In person. 6le
H ST NV. ---20
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HELP DoMEsTic lcont. J

esE ~. 1sas :ss:'R:, !; s.a,l9: Z: ~
G:aW.--yApt.: 4 days. ] aos, to 2; refs.
CIV. COOKING, i've in; SUNDAYS
sssso mus, SseE navs sM. Eeis; 5a11 s00a Sa nSaS''
HQusEKEEPER, for. 2 adults and 1
aTg: aupstairs nm. Cali 81. 3sSs..
MAID. 1--WE i've in. upstairs rm.; s.h.w..
ggood ggeot salary; exper.; refs. CAL 81.
MAID for g.h.w.; must be good COOK
and cleaner; live In; excellent SAL
ary; temporary to Jan. 10, perma.
Rsnxood Rsnt Il s1slifafssSsy VI. fsSS Located IN
MAID-ggll LAID sa II charge 3, i home and sail-
MAID sfb' f0 s LIVE VI N ne; V,sso;lored,: 5Rsday
wk., good salary; home located IN
GOOD refs. Cali Il. 7e1ass. @21 s
NURsEMAID. preferably foreign; COM
pIete charge 8 children; some light
duties; live In; $40 mo. to start.
pRAcTIi4GaiL 1I4Hi NURSE, white, Who
would like home. with elderly cou-
pie. AID. 1924. for information:
WOMAN. good-natured, honest. reli-
able person; likes children; plain
cooking, g.h,w.; to live with very
refined. respectable. Christian FAM
ily; Silver Spring area; references.
For appt., cali sH. 1868. -23
GOOD HOME and salary offered In
return for light housework and
part-time care Of children. Ike.
NICE CoLoRED FAMILY win give
room and board plus small salary
to settled woman in exchange for
child care. ia. 6732. 30
DAY WORKER, colored, general
house cleaning, . days each week:
prefer woman In Silver Spring.
|PART-TIME CIV, Mon. Wed, Fri.
or Tues. and Fri. SO. Silver Spr.. on
Corner Busline.. Refs. Exp. 81.
WANTED - Middle-aged woman for
general housekeeping; pvt. quarters;
no children; IL miles from Wash,
in Virginia. Refs. req. Write to P. o.
Box 65. Annandale, Va. pa
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Insurance agent for large Industrial
debit. experience desired but not
necessary. Excellent salary and COM
mission. ct. S2S5. MR.. BINNS.
JANITOR to live on premises in Hy-,
attsvile. Md; compensation, apt. and
salary. Apply to 4So5 r. I. ave,
Hyattsville, Nd.
JANIT0R for coal-fired furnace; good
ployment for right man. AT. 1912
JANITORS (2)-Experienced; good
salary and quarters. In Va. Call be-
tween pm. and pm. OW. 1894.
must be sober and reliable: salary,
$50 per mo. See MR.. LAYNE, 1445I
Park I'd. NV. between 4:30-6:30f
pm. al
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hELP MN

MAN, experienced
with oil burners. Also could use
couple OF good janitors. Call be-
tween ! pm. and s pm, 0W. 1894.
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TFYPISTS
(TWOl

white. over 21: excellent
salary, good tips, hours 4 pm. to
Epmnv l2 idn,ghs; Eal aN asrsr ~ : p;Ta snd
st. ne, TR. 1927. 20
WATTkEsisi EaIIsii = y5.ss S.,. ,HDgly. in person'
part-time. sat. Sun.
snd and Mon: Mon eves.; sorne experissnsce.
WAITRESS. exper.. white. morning
work. Apply 1918 Georgia ave. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK RESTAURANT.
wanted with expert
'ence: under 80. Good salary. 1aca-
ton with pay. Apply In person 81
PYRAMID RESTAURANT, 2810 18th
st. NV: No phone calls. See Mrs.
Taylor between IL and 5 pm. -22
MATTRESSES. experienced: shori
hours, 8 pm. to 2 am; no Sun
DAYS. Apply after 2 pm, BROWN
DERBY. 1898 Conn. ave. NV. --22
MATTRESSES Cd, over Il; exper.
refs. required: salary $40; Eood
tips; nishtwork. CAPT. GUYS
NIGHT CLUB, 1919 N. T. ave. NV.
Apply after 2 p.m.,. see Joe. 81
excellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT. 904 9th ST. NV.
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ENGINEER

9Th class. D. C. license. New bldg.
in Northwest section. Must be sober
and able to assume responsibility
Excellent salary and apartment for
g;m. gg:r Dos Boom 6ls. sos 18th st. NV.
ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE, 9th
class; wife to work In building;
honest. sober and capable man who
can and will work; can have good
steady Job with good nay and quar-
tsrs, gox 129,c. Star; -23
tSEa So4f ssss ssTsh sTses ad
FENDER AND BODY man, first class.
Must be able. to paint. $3.50 basis,
Apply or phone Mr.. Cheseldine.
HAGEE SaIo ,d CHEyE0LET, ~ E,pdI Upper Hssrr.
FILE He cIERk.MEssESGE2. d ai.ssfS sso for real
dement's. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
4 TRUST Co. Real Estate Dept.
eoiored, experienced in
operation Of oil burners; assist
sibo eer mo sspsfa Zee MRS q oAlEY IiHliE
1901 Chilium rd.. Mt. Rainier.
ri az eolored, exp.r.. stofers, stoke
$17Q per mo-. days, hrs, moi
drinkers. See ENGINEER GRADY. |
1901 Conn. ave: NV. -. 81
FUEL. OIL DRIVER. must be exper
and know city. Good pay and work
tween 8 and s pm. go
Gas STATION. part-time. some eve-
nings or Sundays, character most
important. SWANS sUNoco sERV-
ICE. 6450 Ga. ave. NV. --23
Snort hours, Tood salary. re1 IEBoWS's
MARKET. 1919 Benning I'd. ne.
colored, desired for light
duties IN small apt house; quarters
and $50 per mo. salary; must be-
sober and willing worker. Ideal
sion. Apply LEGUM 81 GERBER
REALTY CO.. 1918 Conn. ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

SALESMEN--If you are interested In
future with o Arm that has the
franchise for 8 OF the finest con-
sumer products made in America to-
day, phone US for appointment. WI.
60S6. Ask for MR.. WILSON.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, with
plenty Of energy, good car, business
experience, to show homes In Be-
thesda, Silver Spring, Nd: must be
training period; wonderful oppor-
g352. BETHESDA REALTY.
SECOND COOK, experienced. steady
man; good hours no Sun. work. 1903
sHRvichE' vi h'"i STATION statesmen. Good
opportunity with major oil CO., sal
ery and bonus; age 1925. Apply
In person. SUN OIL CO.. 1910
Conn ave. NV. 30
SERVICE STATION MAN, expert
enced only. Apply to 1925 connecti-
saoE fHs ave sALEsManpM0ss ns n pesson b. .-ss,,
enced. permanent position. Apply
manager, between l and Q pm.
QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP, INC.
shSoSE s sALEsMAN, 5 Ii nMiHi experienced See
J; z. HESTER. manager. 1911 Conn.
SHOE STORE MANAGER, expert
enced, age 25 to 35 for family shoe
store: position, available lst of Jan. !;
salary open; excellent opportunity
for right man. Call vi. 3907 for
STEAM insala'eTi ENGINEER. licensed zS End
class, for local university boiler rm
3 STETAP:r MS Rs11a 1AAs 81
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HELP WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT, jr.. for once Of C.P A.
Must be good typist. State age. ed
ucation.. marital status, salary de-
sired. etc. Reply Box S8-Z. Star.
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HELn WoMns Gent,

CLERKS for stufina and asserting
enyelgpss: ~ No expsriencs nsssssary; ssS
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AfFL1 MT. hUMEhMAN
LEWIS g. THOMAS SALTZ
140g @ ct. NV.
SALESMAN-DISTRI
TO sell paby Ruth u,a and y Eqtts1ngsrs
on franchise basis. Good salary and
commission; truck furn., cash de-
j. r. STIREWALT, 2100 Dexter
ave, Silver Spring, Md. No phone
calls. "a
sALESMEN - Heating salesmen
wanted. Frankly speaking, this Is
prrsE ppgssay. ,nd Tn5aqs SpPsSFtSnt{ 1of
heating salesnen to become mem-
bers OF Washington,s largest and
fastest-srowing heating and home
Improvement company. To the right
type Of man, this connection as
sures top earnings. plus m incen-
tiys s,d plan ezsclu,s,iye With our orssn-
perienced men because. the quality
features Of our product deserve
expert telling and selling. Come
into our large offices and show
rooms and talk over our UNIQUE
cqnInss RrSgGsis,on cdHsoy.TEn 5ss5yi1y 1EEm i. s
OF AMERICA. 400 II st. ne. --22
statesmen, II you can earn over
$3.50 week. selling watchel on
credit, We have an opening for you
In our long g-estahlished organixa.
ton. No down paymsnt REQUIRED
aIsIsY n1ss1Sn sso so ass is 7sS KEY y n.a! noAK
Statesmen f3l. heating equipment,
5000 per mo. drawing account; must
be experienced In opening up deal-
ers. distributors and jobbers. For q
o s2%Diessse se ps e s fsscsc e is d fS5nassS sa
oil, gas and coal. r. not expert
enced In the above, DO not reply.
Give fun Particulars IN first letter,
strictly cdkfadentfat. P.o, Boz 90,
oaithersh g. Nd. RS
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ROUTE MAN

Excellent opportunity for experienced
route man to take over large, es-
tablished dry cleaning and laundry
route.
Salary $50 weekly plus 1O% comm.
Opportunity to earn $500 . week
or better.
For interview. call AP 1854, EVE
NINGs ONLY. between 7-10.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GIRL, colored, wishes days work,
Thursday through Sunday. AK.
MAID J0B-5 days Q week; health
gard and reference. Phone Ii.
GIRL-Gen. house work;
caring for children; i've day week.
HO. 1881.
GIRL wants work; 5 days
or days work. References. Call Ii.
4-47S5.
Evening star., 1951-12-20

FYPIST, age 20-36, accuracy and
average speed Of so words per min.
required; all modern employe bene.
nts with az expanding organization,
WALTERS. ceiored. exper., for ex.
elusive hotel, restaurant and cock
tau lounge. Apply Mr.. Cannon
HEDIN HOUSE tPianet Room. 3Otf
and r. I. ave. ne. --22
RAREHoUSEMAN for wholesale hard.
ware and electrical supply house.
MAN Tor general once and shop
work; some tipping; perm. position
with good opportunity to Learn
business: prefer young man OF
physical,fit retired person. Phone
Man IAN AND ND WIFE twhi.e, to WORK li in
and around dog kennel; $3.50 pei
month and 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath, living quarters: start nov. OIL
Jan. l. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex,
sndTia, Va. Duke st. extended, TIE
YOUNG MAN for factory repair shop,
handy with tools. 45-hr.. 5-day wk.
apps aSs1,'aesslSR BoWGS And a esd eo s sfs'se se
thesda ave-. Bethesda. Nd. --22
YOUNG MAN for ONCE work and
misc. celerical duties. Apply after
z pm. c. A. LEPPERT. .al4
YoGNa rs "a NAN MAN, 20 TO s5. as SUB snper.
visor for retail shopping service; nc
exper. necessary; salary advance
ment; must be free to travel. Ap-
ply 951 Warner Bldg. 18th and !
StS NV 20
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

ADDREsSOGRAPH-MULTILITH oper-
ator. exper. only. SOUTH CAPITAL
PRESS, 10. 3-4242 or 10. 3-5763.
CLERK CASHIER - Knowledge of
tipping and figures. Apply AMERI-
pont circle. NV. -22
COUPLE. white, sober. for small furn.
rooming house: furn. efficiency apt.
plus utils. and linens free. MRS.
LORD, 2217 Que st. NV. AID. 9704
DRUG. CLERK. full or part time;
experience necessary, references re-
qulred. Apply in person only; top
salary. MICHIGAN DRUG. 1901
Michigan ave. ne. -21
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AIRLINES NEED
See ad under instructions column.
PUBLISHING
COMPANY

A national publishing firm will hire
upon local merchants IVA, Md. and
%. C.J, contact old customers, new
business apptS. made by offices
previous exper. helpful but not ilec.;
will train. days weekly; earn.
inRs, SI26-$26O weekly. Apply
Suite 403, International Bldg. 1919
r st. ME- 1002. 20
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HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT. JUNIOR
AID MAN
AGE 1890

AlfE &Z-0U
For Q young man who has beer
working toward an advertisini
career. The Job !. to train
as assistant to the advertising di.
rector Of large national inanc,
orsanisation; STATE LOAN & Fl
You'll work with newspapers, radio
phone books, direct mail, customer
and employe public relations. Some
experience with one or more OF
these media will be helpful.
See your own ideas go into operation
Salary while training is adequate
with advancement as experience and
skills are acquired. In addition to
Q short week liberal company bene-
fits include free disqualification and
free insurance, annual bonus, sick
leave. two-week vacation with pay.
II you want to start your advertis-
ing career at the, top, come In and
SEE MIR HART
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SALESMAN
MEMS SHOES

One Of washingtcn's finest mems
stores has Q position open In their
shoe dept. for an experienced shoe
salesman; excellent earnings: perm
anent position.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER desires
position, permenanet; S75 week. DE-
MISSIN, HU. 67S7. Box 131-C,
ACCOUNTANT -BooKKEEPER, iocal
exper.. desires perm. position; please
state salary. Box 124-C. Stir. 910s
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

TYPIST OR BEG. STENO
Interesting work In insurance CO.
claims dept; bet. ages II and 25; s.
Apply MR.. LEVERING. 612 Wood
ward Bldg, 18th and II SITS. NV,
RE-. 4A00. %
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SUITE $40, RING BLDG.
1900 18th ST.
NO PHONE Calls PLEASE


1900 18th ST.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
ASSISTANT AUDITOR, white. 26-35
years; knowledge Of general account
ing and office procedure essential;
experience and ability to accept
responsibility desired; must be hon.
est, sober and have references; abil-
Is an. opportunity for advancement.
Box 266-B. Star. -21
ASSISTANT SEXTON. downtown
church., part time, colored or white.
p5ssviously held BY student. Box
AUTO BODY MAN. splendid oppor-
tunity for . man able to produce
first-class work; plenty Of work;
SpPsoa cRsakoE aiS1f Ssi NJ ifth aa and
AUTO TfHt,af hoDY sDsi AMI AND FENDER MAN Man
To Joint our organization. We are
Washington's largest used car COM
pany. We have all-year around
for 5-day week. See Mr.. Williams,
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1881
Bladensburg Rd. ne. -2S
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be first
class mechanic; good references;
permanent job for qualified and
cooperative man; paid vacations,
group insurance; excellent working
conditions See Mr.. Barham, COAST
m PONTIAC CO., 407 Fla. ave. me-.
AT. 1900. 30
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two Steady employment, high earn
ings for good men; health insurance.
profit sharing plan. completely mod
ern shop with every type Of equip
ment. Chance for promotion,
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR co. Phone Mr.. .5uete. service
mgI, DE. 1910 for appt.
ATTrO NFETAT NAM
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Elevator Operators
IMMEDIATE

colored men, 1886 years Of age,
who are neat in appearance and
Apply Personnel, Room sos: open
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TY
,aIssss. LsTss real real sTha estate an, ana
position; life disqualification.
surgical insurance Dement'S;
o-day wk.; salary COM
mensurate with ability and
experience.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASHINGTON Bldg.
Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HELP wohsEN
SECRETARY-STENO

Well-established fuel and building
material co. once: good paying posi-:
ti0n, to young lady with typing and
shorthand ability. See Mr. Soyars,
A. P. WOODSON CO., 1873 h ST.
NV. 20
SODA GIRLS, colored: 7-hr. day, $50
wk.; must have local exper. In drug
ifSs GAN DRJas DARRs sSf SiriUR Sleslssa sSz
sTENoGRAPHER; permanent POSI-
tion, 5-day, 40-hour week, Apply
In person to Mr.. Bean, THOS. j.
FISHER d CO.. INC. 738 18th
sTENOGRAPHER-Part time for en-
gineering ONCE. OR. 1859, between
sTENoG oGRAPHEiR, permanent posi- o
tton. Accounting experience prefer
red, not essential. Pleasant working
conditions. goth CENTURY FOX
FILM CORP. 416 Bird st. NV.
4 z
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AUTO METAL MAN

AUTO METAL MAN
Since building our new building our
body shop work has increased
tremendously along with our me-
chanical shop. And We need q
good, fast, experienced man to start
as soon as possible. 5h days week.
Apply Mr.. Carnie. 6TOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC, 33rd and M sts.
NV MI 1646 -2R
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TV SERVICEMEN

Permanent positions inside and out.
side. with GEORGES great service or.
eanization. Highest salary for ex-
perienced men: generous car allow.
ance; insurance Lenefits. discount
priyileges; paid vacations, euaran-
teed Advancement; best possible
working conditions.
Call MR.. GILL DI. 1900. 0 am
to pm
Evening star., 1951-12-20
HELP WOMEN
Cornptoaneter Operator
,CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK
(No Typing)

position in executive Of
fices located 1884 Upshur st. NV:
5-day week, meals in employe cafe
terra, paid vacations and sick leave,
group insurance and purchase dis
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
FAIR NOTES
By The Fair Reporter

We have been trying to get a peek at some of the surprises iii store at the style show scheduled for next Thursday evening at the Fair, but a surprise is a surprise we are told.
 However, we did learn that among the old styles of the early days in Nome, a beautiful we'd ding gown of Mrs. L. E. Ost is going to be styled--but we didn't find out who was to be the model they had slender waists in those days!
 Did you know that Kitty Bjorn- stad was doing a Frankie and Johnnie" number that will be un- usual to say the least. And for the flapper era MT. and Mrs. Frank Killens are showing how the Charleston was really done.
 MT. and Mrs. Eric Hay have something special too, in the way of dancing we found out, but they aren't telling, either!
 Some of the models of modern day dress will be Ellen Wald- helm, Mary Roell, Lois Swanberg, Ruth McLain, Bernice Hunt, with brand new numbers from the NC, Dorothy's and Polet's.
 President Jackson tipped us off that there will be something very different too-at the style show not exactly uncomfortable, but on the informal side.
 AS for music - Cpl. B. White has a trio with special numbers for all the years from 1900 to 1851 and it is rumored that an old-faShioned quartet is in the show, tool.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
With The Cease-Fire EnvOys at KaesOng

U. N. ADVANCE HEADQUAR- TIERS, Korea, (P) - The Allies today pointedly reminded the reds that United Nations war planes and ships range at will far north of the Korean battlefront and must be taken into account in setting up any ceaSe-fire buffer zone across the peninsula.
 An authoritative source said the JUN. envoys emphasized this vir- tually unchallenged air and naval might during the deadlocked armistice negotiations at Kaesong.
 The communists have been in- Sisting on a cease-fire buffer zone straddling parallel 38. The LIN. demands a dividing line generally following the present front, which extends diagonally, from south of 38 in the west, into North Korea for as much as 35 miles.
 So, in effect, the Allies told the reds today not to forget that the ground line is not the only battle front-that the war can, and is, daily being carried to the Reds as far north as the Yalu River boun- dary between North Korea and Red Manchuria.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Alaska Airlines Head
 Office Manager Here To COrrelate New Schedules

Margaret Heller, office manag- CT of the Alaska AirlineS from headquarters, is here conferring with the local manager, Paul Spur lock, on the new schedule of flights in this area which start from the States in a few days.
 Miss Heller called attention to the fact that the Alaska AirlineS is interested primarily in the ser vice this new stateside connection will give to the small communities in northern Alaska. This new ser vice, she stated, serves over ninety communities out of Nome. With Bethel and McGrath as the main lines, the schedules are to be so correlated and stepped up that travellers from any of the villages will soon be able to go straight through to the States on regular nonstop schedules.
 This will also speed up the service on air freight so vital to the Second Division.
 In addition to helping the resi- dents of the area it will facilitate the tourists in their winter and summer itineraries.
 Miss Heller came to Alaska to see the country five years ago. She is now an enthusiastic Alaskan with love of the place she has adopted and a with a vision of it's wonderful possibilities.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Wage Board
 Approves COst-Of- Living Increases

WASHINGTON, (P) - T e Wage Stabilization Board today unanimously recommended that cost of living wage increases be allowed for all workers.
 Board policy up to now has been to allow them for workers who are under union contracts having "escalator" clauses. Such clauses are those providing for automatic increases when the gov ernment's cost-o -of-living index rises.
 A new board regulation will be drawn up immediately if econ omic stabilizer Eric Johnston ap- proves the proposal to permit cost of living increase for all workers.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Pilot Maurice King Reported Missing Since July 27

JUNEAU, (P)-The fate of a Korean airlift plane which van ished uly 21 with 3S aboard still remained a mystery today.
 Air and sea searchers continued to scan the area around Cape Spencer, Alaska, where the four engine DC-4 made it's last posi- ton report.
 Another plane also has been re- ported missing in the area. Maur- ice King, studying Malaspina and Seward Glaciers for the Arctic In stitute, has been unreported since he took off from Yakutat, Alaska, July 27 for the foot of Mt. Van couver camp on Seward Glacier.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Hodgkins, Who Landed On Mt. Rainier, Lands In Fresno, Cal. Jail

FRESNO, (P) - It's consider able flying distance from the top of Washington's Mt. Rainier to the Fresno jail, but John w. Hodg- kin has now landed in or on both.
 Hodgkin, 42-year-old Air Force reserve lieutenant, became famous last April when he landed his Piper Cub plane atop the 14,408-foot peak and got stuck there.
 He landed in jail last night after sideslipping his plane into Fres- nos Mayfair residential district.
 Hodgkin got out of jail after posting S1OO bail, but his plane is still stuck.
 Asked why he did it, Hodgkin told he wanted to visit his girl friend who lives across the street from where he landed.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
President Names New Navy Chief

WASHINGTON, (P) - Adm. William M. Fechteler, who steered clear of the "admirals' revolt" against administration policy, is President Truman's choice for the top Navy command.
 The President sent to the Sen ate the nomination of Fechteler, now commander of the Atlantic fleet, to be chief of naval opera ton, succeeding the late Adm. Forrest P. Sherman who died July g while on a military-diplo- matic mission to Europe.
 Fechteler, 55 years old and with 35 years of Navy service, has had wide experience in virtually every type of warship except sub- marines and aircraft carriers.
 In choosing Fechteler, the Presi- dent passed by Adm. Arthur w. Radford, chief of the Pacific fleet, senior of four-Star admiralS on active duty. Radford is a Navy airman who played a part in the old Navy-Air Force controversy.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Textile Painting Class To Start On Monday

Mrs. Pearse Walsh, secretary of the Home Arts Club, announced today that textile painting classes under the direction of a represen- tative of the Extension Service of the University of Alaska will start Monday evening at the commer- cial room of the Territorial School at 7:30 pm.
 All those who have registered and anyone else who wishes to join the class are asked to bring their material at that time.
 Glove making class will start on Tuesday afternoon at 1:15 at the same place.
 The representative of the exten- sion service has stated that any of the women having problems in canning fish or berries as we'll as the making of clothing are invited to consult with her.
 Further announcements about these projects will be made in Mondays paper.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-03
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dillon s. Meyer Expected Here Tomorrow

Dillon $. Meyer, commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs from Washington, D.C., is sched- uled to arrive tomorrow, accom- panied by Hugh Wade, who heads the Alaska Native Service in the Territory.
 Sam Penrod, educational dir ector of the ANS, George Wilson, in charge of the Kotzebue area, and MT. E. Fisher, Nome repres- entative, will confer with MT. Meyer on the various native prob lems in this area.