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HELP MEN (Cont.l

AUTO CAR wASHER---Large Ford
leadership. modern shop and equip
ment. good working conditions and
FoRB Esf55 CO.. 6DDS slSsF MF soiss GSs &SsfGh %a
Afro ELECTRICIAN, generator and
starter man. white; for large auto
service garage; excellent earnings:
Cali Mr.. Wood. DE. $500. L. P.
sTEUART, INC. 144O P st. NV. ,
AUTO LOT MAN. for cleaning and
polishing used cars. Experienced.
Must be sober and reliable. Top
caFaer TaFss Sebe seaeEGEI end cafrO GotpES 4aES
Alto IuBkICATroN MAN. good
salary salary and psrsGsntase; See Howard
hwy. Silver Spring. Md, ,
AUTOMOTIvE MACHINIST to run
shop in well-established business.
on Salary-plus-pe percentage basis; Cal
PERFECT CIRCLE RING SERVICE,
NJ NJ 4Sa. si95. So II no answer. s ssn
AUTo MECHANICS. Chevrolet exper-
ience preferred; plenty Of work. va
cation with pay; group hospitalila-
DELL CHEVROLET, 1894 Good Hope
rd. Sc. LU. 4-4400. -
AUTO MECHANICS (2) wanted TIM
Gesns6D for fces fast vorShns srGTes ,ens snSk
pay. hospitalization and Insurance.
RGaaEs Rlte; ssf By1ek TX 1Ec 1Es!sp' saI PAGE aIi.
blvd. Falls Church va. JE. a-a1oo.
AUTO MECHANICS te) for free de.
livery and conditioning of new Lin
oln-Mercury automobiles. Excellent
sss rns sn6 E1ed saary
STUBBs MOTORS. INC, 1900
East-West hwy Silver Spring. Nd.
AUTO MECHANIC; straight salary.
AUTO PAISTERss HELPERS. colored.
experienced. Call ST. 5453. -
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER for Ford
leadership; excellent starting salary
and employe benefits; See Mr.; swarm.
TOR CO Ford dealerI. 90 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. -
AUTO PARTS HELPER-Excellent
chance for young man to learn
parts business Good Startins salary
Pvshes Plps many pAGEHuHEs AGsfEyfHn}eEgi Cal R1,,K MT
INC. B2l AT; blvd, Falls Church.
AUTO PARTS MANAGER; exper.; ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
Salary open. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
Corner Maple and Carroll SITS, Ta-
koma Park, D. c., GE. 5000. .
AUTO PARTS CLERK
Reliable young man desired for
permanent employment. Experience
not required. Good working condi-
tlonS. disqualification ava ailable. va
cation and holiday pay. NATIONAL,
MOTOR REBUILDERS, 1873 Fem
WICK st. ne, -
AUTO SALESMAN-Attracti prop
osition to man experienced in selling
tions. Ask for MR.. HARLOW Ex.
afro SALESMAN for wssh.'s iarses.
dea deaer m0St So eeST on vo PACKARD
mss with our liberal pay plan.
Always good stock Of cars on
handnboth new and used. Ample
and other benefits Only steady.
experienced man desirouS OF a more
than-averaee income and a future
Will be considered. See Lee Tucker.
CCOVINGToN MOTOR CO, WI. 1900,
AUTO statesmen
Washinetons oldest Chevrolet dealer
IaS openinss for experienced auto
compensation plans in the city For
full details regarding our oppor-
tunities, see Mr.. Hamilton, BARRY
PATE, 1870 Conn. ave. NV
AUTOMOBILE SHOP FOREMAN,
with automobile sales experience.
This is permanent position;
starting salary, 500 week. 5ia
days; sick leave, vacation with
pay and bonus; Transportation can
be arranged free II needed won
derful opportunity for the right
man. HERSON'S AUTO a. ApPLI-
ANCE CO., Sth and o SITS. NV.
DE. 400. .
BAKER
Experienced, for nightwork. Apply
in person.
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ADJUSTER

Inside collection man. white, for
arge investment company, college
BACKGROUND or experience preferred;
car and car allowance furnished:
disqualification and insurance bene-
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BAKER
BAKER
Experienced, for nightwork. Apply
in person.
SCHUPP'S BAKERY
5542 Conn Ave NV &
BAKER
BANK RUNNER

For general baking duties. familiar
with sweet goods; good pay. excel.
working cond. Apply Box 54-L.
Star .
Evening star., 1952-10-02

When dnsUerin0 adpertisemenfs
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
t7close original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per
sondl pdiue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
I'VE specialize in these positions.
ATLAS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 5767
ALL KINDS OF OFFICE. sales. en-
@ sineering, or. and col; positions;
st: NV. NE. 3537.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
1740 K St. NV. ME- 2992
Lab. techsc.. full and pit. time, top sal.
Admitting elk, hosp, 4-12 pm.
seceps sees steno Secys' nf ttma typist med open
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
ssseys;, stenos: bkprs.; recpts.. typists.
1870 N. Z. Ave-. NV. RIM. sos.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 1898
Clerk -Typist (F), $4,000
Psx 5Hhes Efsf S9f1s az ben soeAt sas
bookkeprs,. typists. recep.. DIR. asst.
See Miss Reed.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G St. NV. Ma. 60sS.
Al Typist (F), Assoc, $225
positions, publications. $40 wE.; dc
taphone typist pubs. $50 wk. Al
ways ways the better positions with a fu-
ture. See Miss Evans or Miss Black
tESt. SO yrs.), MA 2340.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
Sales and sales representatives (many
openings) S3OO-S50O mo.
Sales trainees (many) $3.50 mo.
Asst; sSnortano6 stmployment mgr. lretaiI store
Personnel asst. (personnel deg, or IN
duStrlal MANAGEMENT deg, to woik
on vase analysis, employment rela-
tlonS, etc.) S350-S400 mo.
Invoice dept. supervisor (exper. necJ,
Unit control supervisor Gretail store1.
S14-SI0O wk.
Buyer trainees department store,.
Salary open.
once mgr. trainee tins. Coz CO.., ''
Acs9.5! Accountant trainees saoo-Ss5o' mo. mo-.
Credit and collection men SIS W WE.
Bank trainees (excellent future Tor
young mem )--- S115 mo.
Clerks ~~~~----- s2oo-S246 mo.
1919 18th ST. NV.
SECRETARY (F), $4,000
Pref. technical trained steno., Jour-
nalist ONCE. SIS wk.; pay roll clerk.
GRACE DUNN
1911 G st. NV. RE osos.
Al Secretaries, $4,000
Pub. relations. radio. aviation. insr.
brokerage. etc. If unemployed. al
ways see Miss Grant at once (ST.
3666l est 36 yrs.D. Inquire
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
NO FEES NO FEES
Evening star., 1952-10-02
ADVERTISING
LAYOUT MAN
For WaShingtOn'S Largest

Advertising Agency
The man We want has 2 retail back
E10und IN ad snenay sthsE h 4. dep akss ss0Fs Sick S
Comprehensive and quick, crisp
rouehs. He hasn't stopped learning
yet and never expects to. II
EaRk1cR fPfaK lGF & ySn R4y stsG sG Baid hA
ing, 11th and Penna ave. Mr..
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS
See ad: Under schools and instruc-
ton. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE.
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS
See Ad Under Instruction Column
ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT, en-
Gineering and planning section OF
retail organization: immediate re-
modelling of floor layouts Of 3 stores
and construction a., Of WI warehouse ar.3S ia
planning. Applicant must be able
to exercise originality and initia-
tive in planning layout Of stores
and warehouses. Company benefits.
HECHINGER CO. 18th and H sts.
ne. Phone Ii. 7-9400.
ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK.
permanent position, experience de-
ment. Apply CAPITOL PRINTING
INK CO., S06 Claiming pl. NE.
ASST. STEWARD, white: cafeteria
work. ages rs to 40. Some short
order cooking exp. Interesting work.
: in large hotel, liberal company bene-
fts. Apply employment ONCE,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 2700
Woodley rd., NV. -
AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN--A
permanent position for an alert
young man. Must have some auto
motive experience. References re-
ouired. Inside sales work with excel
lent salary and working conditions.
Company benefits. Apply at MAN
HAITIAN AUTO e. RADIO CO, 1906
7tn st. NV. -
AUTO BODY MAN-We have an
opening for an exper. auto. body
man in a well-lighted shop. plenty
OF work; 51a-day wk. See Mr.. Bill
himer, BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
l130 Conn. ave. RE. 1878. IS
AUTO CAR JUMPERS AND PORTER,
must be courteous; D: G. permit:
See Mr., Billhimer, BAHRY-PATE
MOTOR CO.. 1130 Conn. ave. RE.
sOsUs
Evening star., 1952-10-02

BANK RUNNER
Young bs M inI man; Il ls to ,,,, 81, tS lesrn s,
aasnT uspnl xpnly sRRfG5s HaqfoSAS e'ec5if chFi
TOL BANK. 316 Pa. ave. sc. >
BELLMEN. colored;. must be sober
and able to furnish references. Ap-
ply manaeer, EBB1TT HOTEL; 10th
BfcYcIE aed 1 sis Soy R'T for delivering grocer
MARKET, 1862 Columbia I'd. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-Large jewelry chain
needs accounts payable bookkeeper.
some experience or accounting edu-
cation necessary. Good salary, ex-
Sefn' Wh psy working s.. MR xsSasSn
91S F st. NV. bet. 10 am. and
$40 pm. Room 30l. s.
BUTCHER. top man; must have local
refs; salary Slo0 wkly. Box 35-J.
BGfftHERs. fun and part-time, Tor
iss SUPER MARKET. MARI SAY f9s Conn mao ave.. ian
Chevy Chsae. Md. Phone OIL. 0949.
ask for Mr.. Zell. -
BUTCHER, experienced over 500
stst. k sssry 1eie.aes. RS. dsy ssr vk
CAB DRIVERS wANTED-Men over
"a yrs. OF age to drive for Black
and White Cab Assn; rental or
percentage basis; good season just
starting. Apply r. AND o. RAIL
ROAD STATION. Silver Spring. Md.
or 1921 Carroll ave-. Takoma Park.
Md ="
CABINET FINISHER
Experienced in radio and TV touch
up work; good hours; many employe
benefits: excellent opportunity FOR
sober and reliable man. Apply in
person to Mr. Joe.
PHILLIPS
2012. Shannon Place s.E.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
CIVIL ENGINEER

EXPERIENCED
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
Oil 18th st. NV. NE. l717
--5
CLERICAL WORKER with retail ex-
per Apply QUAKER CITY LIMO
LEUM CO.. 500 r st. NV.
(Continued on Next PaeeJ
Evening star., 1952-10-02
AUTO Statesmen

AUTUWUBILE SHUP FOKEMAN,
with automobile sales experience.
This is a permanent position:
starting salary, 500 week. 5ia
days; sick leave, vacation with
pay and bonus: TRANSFORMATION can
be arranged free If needed won
derful opportunity for the right
man. HERSONS AUTO a. ApPLI-
ANCE CO., Sth and o sts. NV.
DE 400. -
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29

A city councilman and a state
representative are among the more
than 60 volunteers who will work on
the Jackson-Atlantic Street clean
up campaign during the week of
March 81 to April 5. Councilman
Charles Carroll has volunteered as
a truck driver and Representative
Frank Conner has donated use of
his truck for cleanup day on A
pril 5. Scalzo Construction Co is
also donating trucks.
More volunteers to work on April
5 from $50 Am. to 2 pm, are still
needed and should call FIR. 9191 to
volunteer. A free lunch will be
served to all workers at the Allan
tic Street Center, 2103 Atlantic St,
after the campaign Householders
within the area from 14th to 23rd
between YeSler and Dearborn and
from Rainier to 18th Ave. S. be-
tween Dearborn and Bayview and on
Valentine Place and CorWin Place
are asked to clean their yards and
Easements and pile junk mot gar
bage) at the curb, unless they live
on arterial highways in which case
rubbish should be piled in the drive
way.
Trucks manned by volunteer Wor-
kers will collect and haul rubbish
free on Saturday April 5. House
holders should phone FIR, 9191 by
Friday April a. to request pickup.
The cleanup campaign has been
revived this year as a means Of
stimulating neighborhood efforts
to prepare for the h ousands of
visitors expected to attend Seat
ties Centennial celebration accord
ing to a statement issued by Ralph
Shinbo and Dan Richmond, chair
man and assistant chairman res
pectively of the campaign
Residents of the cleanup area
are urged wherever possible, to
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
Prof to Lecture
At Art Museum

Professor Yukio Yashiro famed
authority of Italian and Far East
ern art, will be presented by the Sc
attic Art Museum in free lecture
at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow (Sunday,
March 800 in the museum auditori-
UNI Professor Yashiro will talk on
scroll painting of the Far East, a
subject of special interest to Seattle
Nisei because of the fine collection
of excellent Japanese and Chinese
scroll paintings.
He has been visiting Europe and
America for the first time since the
war and has recently returned from
italy where he lectured in Botti-
celli and Italian art at the Univer-
sity of Rome.
Professor Yashiro is on his way
back TO Japan and will visit San
Francisco and Los Angeles briefly
before leaving this country. He is
presently studying the collection at
the Seattle Art Museum in prepare
ton for his lecture
The public is cordially invited tC
attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
Eueryone's in the Act.
Councilman Carroll, Rep. Connor Offer
To Help Cleanup Drive in Our Area

paint their yards, plant flowers and
shrubs, and cooperate with each
other in cleaning up the vacant lots
in their block The pickup service
on April will help by providing
a means of disposal of rubbish that
the garbage service will not haul.
Whole hearted cooperation of all
residents in the area is sought by
Shinbo and Richmond. The cam
paign provides an excellent oppor-
tunity to get yards and homes III
shape for the summer season, COM
mented Miss Ruth Manca of the
jackson Street Community Council.
which. along with the Atlantic ST.
Center is co-sponsoring this drive.
Both sponsors are Red Feather A
gencies of the Community Chest.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
FiUe-Pin Didn't Fall
Detroit Kegler Rolls in II Straight KS
For 299 Game; Finishes with 743 Series
FiUe-Pin Didn't Fall.

DETROIT, Mich, March %
Tom Yasuhiro missed perfect
game and $500 by a single pin here
last March Is.
After rolling IL straight strikes
Yasuhiro came up for his chance at
the 18th and 900" game.
II guess thinking about that $500
1 had a chance to win made the ball
too heavy for me on the last one,'
he said later.
Yasuhiro rolled the ball into the
1-3 pocket and knocked down all
the wood but the important spin
He settled for a 299 game. Since
the game was rolled in the WHEEL
Truing league at Gleneagles. under
Abe rules, he will receive a "299'
award from the American Bowling
Congress.
Actually, the Nisei bowler, who
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
By HARRY A. KIRWIN
Marine Editor

Blending many of the features
found only on passenger ships with
the practical side of Aauling freight
over long distances plus the ability
to get large quantities of boxes,
bales barrels and bundles ashore
quickly and safely. the new NYK
liner Ryu2an Maru gave the water
front a treat this week when she
tied up at Pier so
The new ship was delivered just
two months ago and is now home
ward bound after unloading 5000
cases of seed oysters to Willapa
Harbor from Shigama, Japan. They
were planted within 48 hours of
landing in the quiet reaches of
Willapa Bay by the sturdy men vito
make ii their business to furnish
the market with oysters. George
Full was consiguee of the valuable
shipment.
President Shinsuke Asao, head OF
the NYK Line, spent some time re-
Gently in Europe and 1t is now
known that passenger service be-
tween Japan and Europe win begin
in June of this year In time this
may be expected to extend to our
coast and then NYK will be back
in harness serving Pacific North
west With the same speed and eff
cheney as before that was charac-
teristic of the steamship line.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29

holds a IT'S league average, rolled
is straight strikes. He had four
straight to finish up his first game
and then banged out IL more. y,
was also hot" in his third
game, winding up with a GAG.
His TAB series on games OF 189
299 and GAG is believed to be the
highest rolled in league play by a
Nisei bowler this year.
Yasuhiro was wearing a shirt
whose manufacturer awards $500
for perfect games in ABC-sanc-
toned competition. Had he sue
ceeded he would have achieved De-
troit's 18th perfect game of the sea-
son.
His TAB series and 299 game are
the highest recorded this year by
any Nisei bowler in the Midwest.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
|SavOys Whipped
By ZephyrS, 51-45,
In Utah Opener

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
Especial by wire)-Seattle Sa-
voys were drubbed. 81 to As. by the
Salt Lake zephyrS in their opener
in the 18th annual Salt Lake ia
CT invitational basketball tourna-
ment last Thursday night in the
Hellenic gym.
In other contests. the results are:
San Francisco Saints rs, Salt Lake
Centaurs 80; North Utah All-Stars
SIS. Salt Lake Hellenics 43; Chica-
GO All-Stars "a, Idaho Falls 63
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
JACL Unit tOShOW
81 World Series

April meeting of the Seattle ia
CT chapter will be held at pm,
Wednesday. April ?, in the japanese
Community Hall at 14l4 Weller st.
After a short business meeting
there will be am hour and half of
movies. A 1851 World Series base
ball film. borrowed from the Seat
tie Post Intelligeneer viii be shown
in addition to others including a
special one for the women.
A surprise creative activity, with
prizes, has been planned by the wo-
men.
Members and friends are urged
TO attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-29
NiSei Seeks Berth
On Olympic Team

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. March
29-Joe Kimura, local Nisei judo
expert and former San Francisco
state college mailman, will compete
in the final tryouts for the U. S.
Olympic Games wrestling team at
Ames, Iowa, on April 18 and 10.
Representing Burt's Conditioning
clinic of this city, he won the 18th
district trials in the 125-lb. class
last week at NC. gym in Berkeley
by defeating Bill Donecho of the
Olympic club in the finals.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

out as a tumbler; now 70 years old, he
handles the finances - no small job, for
the troupe clears at least So, 500 week.
His wife. Emma, was topf1ight trapeze
artist, now spends her time cooking
spaghetti and refereeing family fights.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

TIVE worlds largest one-family circus
is touring the Eastern seaboard these
days in 10 house trailers. The II working
Cristianis include the children and grand
children of Ernesto Cristiani, who came
to this country in 1894. Ernesto started
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04
SNGBO STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Madge Ono, 210.
Series-Mary Takemura, SGT.
Madge Ono, a southpaW, and Ma
ry Takemura, a highlander, both
CT whom are trundling for Toms
Grocery, gained the spotlight Thurs
day in SNGBO CSeattle Nisei Girls
Bowling Organization loop kegling
in Main Bowl.
Miss Ono came up with a 210 high
game, and Miss Takemura was con-
sistent with 178, IT'S and TIA for
SGT series. Their team defeated c.
T TakahaShi Co., 80.
Two other women, Carol Daty and
YoYo Konishi, bowled quite wall, as
usual They had 5OO-plus series;
Miss Daty spilled 500 pins, and Miss
Konishi, SOB
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04
Bowling News

JUNE Mcmahon, 1851 national
match game bowling champion of
the United States. will demonstrate
his skill to local kegling fans at 9
pm. Tuesday, Oct =. in Main Bowl
Alley proprietor Fred Takagi cor
daily invites everyone to attend the
exhibition
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04
NESEI CALENDAR
OCTOBER

Annual Japanese Methodist
church bazaar.
international Sportsmen's club
annual salmon derby in Seattle's
Elliott Bay.
8-Homecoming dance given by
Synkoa at Sand Point Country Club.
18-Fall sukiyaki dinner sponsor
ed by St Mary's Guild of st. Peters
church. Between 6 to 8 pm.
24-NvC meeting, pm. at club
house, refreshments.
31-Hallowe'en dance by Tacoma
YBA in Tacoma Buddhist church.
NOVEMBER
2-NVC bazaar. Washington hall
7-NVC beer bust
16-Tacoma Buddhist church ba-
zaar II am. to pm.
27-NVC's annual Thanksgiving
Day dance at Palladium Ballroom.
Orchestra: Jay Curtis. Hours: 8
pm. to IL midnight
28-NVC meeting, pm at club
house Refreshments
JANUARY
Is. II, 18-Northwest Invitational
NiSei Classic in Main Bowl.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Sab Tsuboi, 245.
Series-Tomio Hamasaki 643
Sab Tsuboi and Tonic Hamasaki
we're easily the two outstanding
bowlers in Nisei Commercial League
competition Tuesday in Main Bowl.
Tsuboi struck for a strong 245
game to finish a 600 series.
Hamasaki, however, was steadier
as he blasted the woods for I'll, 219
and 213 games for a CAB pinfall to-
tai.
Tsuboi shoots at the strike area
for City Produce, and Hamasaki is a
key middle man" for IWata Insur-
ance
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Bill Tanaka, 235.
Series-Ken Teramoto. 635.
Three 600-plus series were thrown
last Thursday in Nisei Merchants
League play on the local Main Bowl
alleys.
Topping all three-game series was
Ken Teramotos 635 which was the
assembling of 1876, 231 and 209
games. Teramoto leads off for To-
da's Optometry
Bill Tanaka of Banquet resumed
his solid kegling by racking up
GLIB series. His scores were 235 164
and ga
The third 900" was Benny Wong
inspired SOB for Twentieth Century.
Wong fired 219, 2O8 and TT in his
series.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-10-04
O SIDELINE TOPICS

perhaps it coincidence
Bowl Fountain telling ago boy Dickey
Fighting Irish
touchdown Dickey wrapped
the against got
his wish buddhist the
Oregon capable basketball COACH
Viking
naturally hoping d suppose you
paragraph about a Portland
responsible the
heavyweight boxing Championships the A
merican Sports Hshberg Saturday
performed operation lin 1945 which left
than the nest scatback
Garfield high Okamua ripping
huge for the Bulldogs Jack Ishda who relies
speed spirit little arithmetic tells the story
that Aki Moriguhi dangerous International Fighting Irish
ball carrier Sunday Sept figured IDS five in
which which he threw we'll
placed passes o who went all the
Evening star., 1952-02-21

be provided for on the basis OF
1850 price levels, or 20 per cent
below the present cost of living.
Progress on the Children's Cen
ter will be held back for another
year, leaving many children in
makeshift. unsuitable institutions
Elimination of these and other
proposals, however, does not mean
the Commissioners disapproved of
them. The city heads simply had
to hold down expenses or raise
taxes in view of mounting costs
which came with a huge pay raise.
They proceeded to veto new con-
struction except where needed to
continue projects already started
Critics also observe that chill
dren still are living in aged and
inadequate institutions here, de-
spite the overall improvement
plan adopted years ago by the
District.
These steps have been accom-
|plished: E
Money is appropriated to move
the Industrial Home School or
Wisconsin avenue, housing de-
pendent and delinquent young
sters, from it's 1O0-year-old build
ings to Laurel, Md, where it will
form the nucleus Of the new
IChildren's Center; $1.950,000.
Central utilities Tor the center
are about to be built; $1.4 million
A new building to house the
Evening star., 1952-02-21

agree with advocates of large
borrowing programs.
Referring to school officials
proposal for borrowing to build.
he declared, Suppose Is years ago
there had been a program like
Ithat-we would have a lot of
vacant monstrosities."
Millions have been spent on
schools which now are half empty,
he said.
If the District borrowed to meet
all its highway. water, sewer and
other needs, he pointed out, "the
interest alone would give you well
fare people what you want"
ut isn't the building of these
things that worries me, it's the
maintenance and operation after
you once get them built-a con-
Fstantly recurring BILL" he added.
Instead of your attacking me,
I attack you. You have a RESPONSE
bility to know all about the city
government-not just about one
department"
In describing the inadequacy of
public assistance funds. Russell
Schneider, chairman of the UCS
Committee on Public Welfare
Services, said that more than
5000 children depending on the
Board of Public Welfare for food,
clothing and shelter were mot
getting enough to eat"
He said there had been reports
of welfare children received at
IGallinger Hospital in "a seriously
undernourished condition"
If there is not enough money to
meet the needs, he declared, Dis
Il trict officials should insist on an
Increased Federal payment. now
at an all time low-8k per cent
Iof the Districts budget"
The meeting was informed that
la widow with three children actu-
ally receives $99 a month. Figur-
ing on a minimum for rent of
about $38 and taking out the least
possible for clothing and other
needs, about $44 a month or SO
cents a day per person is left for
food, it was pointed out.