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The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Government Sued
 For $l,382,365.6O In Third Dist. Court

ANCHORAGE, F-A damage suit totaling $1,382,365.60 was filed in Third District Court Mon day against the federal govern ment by seven men who were in- jured in an Alaska Railroad ac- cident March 24, 1850.
 The men, who seek damages ranging from $101,028 to $285, ,797, charged that the government does not maintain on its railroads the standards of safety required by law of all other railroads operat- ing in interstate commerce.
 The suit charged the men, en- ployed by a private construction firm working on rehabilitation of ARR. tracks, claim they sus- tained serious incapacitating in- jurieS when a railroad-owned gas car in which they were riding cOllided with a train near Rain bow, about 19 miles south of An chorage. ....
 According to the complaint, the accident occurred when the men were returning to camp from the construction site. When the gas cars operator saw the approach ing train, the complaint said, he jumped from the gas car, aban- doning his duty.
 The complaint further charged that the railroad had been warned that the gas car operation was dangerous, since there was no sig nal or safety device for warning of approaching trains.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Bulldozer Brushes Air Force Private at Elmendorf AFB

ANCHORAGE, (P) - The Air Force announced Monday that Pfc. Billie A. Meeks, 20, Augusta, Ga., was killed outright Friday when he was crushed by a bull dozer at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 MeekS, a member of the 813th Engineering Aviation Battalion at Fort Richardson, was caught be- meath the tracks of the bulldozer when 1t rolled back down a slope as he tried to jump from the drivers seat.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26

ART < TRADING CENTER !.
 Formerly Gordon's Shoe Store) To be scene of multiple service to public Mir. and Mrs. LudbrOOk are the new occupants and it is their plan to offer the following services: . Shoes at reduced prices, while they last,
 plus lot of accessories. . Manual shoe repair and shine. . Setting glass in windows. . Furniture repairing refinishing. Q Show cards made to order. c Signs made big or little,
 and they will hang them for you. . Selling and general trading. . Miscellaneous art work. OPEN: Saturday, March % Phone: Main 42
Evening star., 1952-01-06

YOU can carry it in your bog. New silken no1-
Iocouer that cannot gum thicken comes
sealed in its own fIow-brush dispenser Tip back
to fill, tip down, Tipon just enough for one noh
shades.
.. add 2O9o tax
Evening star., 1952-01-06
90

superbIy effective lotion the
miracle of lonolin, renowned through
the ooes as natures own softening.
soothing, beoutifyine oeent. Now.
lotion thot feeds lonoIin into your
hands plus q special dispenser.
IdeoI body lotion. too odd 2O% tax.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

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,t ,... ..tt
Evening star., 1952-01-06

twin froqronces in Revlons instont- success 10
tion. for soothing and beoutfyine hands and body
And delightful Aquomorine Mist, the fabulous
fragrance to echo the scent Of the lotion Both in
the delightful cool as the color Of Aquomorine.
5-ounce lotion, " -ounce mist.
LARGE SET, l6-ounce Lotion, l-ounee MIST $50
odd 2O0o Tex
Evening star., 1952-02-05

PARTY looking for
f5aastsrrjole iosns. jo aR21 Sissso' so q SnSr p%
Evening star., 1952-02-05
PHARMACISTS

AGE Zo-kU.
in Nd, Va. or D. c., OF
to become store manasers with pro-
gressiVe org; good starting salary.
comm. and bonuses, sick leave, hos
pitalization and vac; pleasant
working cond. Write, giying full
details. Box lS3-H, Star: --5
TECHNICIAN-Exper. printer on
DUAL. work. Salary open. ANTON,
pLUMsERs iIhI & 3. M 5xj: Nd. ,ourneymen
only New es %s ssssd yro@ %Srf
to 5 70 63Si after 6. -I5
PLUMBERS-We have 2 additional
openings for men experienced IN
iobbing and remodeling, Full-time
work With overtime advantages. Ap-
ply In person or call GEORGE r.
WARNER q CO.. 1925 F st. n.e-'
poRTER. ii SESs7h ND. drivers license: GOOD
MACY, 1l401 Ga. ave-, Sill spg.. Md.
PORTER wanted for inside work on
used-car lot: viii pay $40 per Wk.
for exp. man. 1000 Ga. ave. -
PORTERS (2l, for large auto, whole
sale dept, 5-day week, good hours
and salary. Must have operators s
permit. See Mr.. Crabtll. L, ?; STEu-
Porter GiIlEEsa, AND 1e'fSToS; fsTocKRooM work in
store: drivers license. Steady JOB;
Must have good refs. Elk; 8583. -
Kluge experience; per-
manent; this Is steady year-around
job In Q well-equipped shop, HER
BERT LEVY CO.. 512 II st. ne;
Evening star., 1952-02-05
PITNEY-BOWES. INC.
1928 K st. NV

statesmen, experimenting and paint
ing-We have openings In our or
ganization for 2 men familiar with
the decorating business. Call De.
5612 for appointment. %
new program with lar
gest retail organization. selling
worlu's best fencing to home owners.
Outside sales; highest commissions
against draw: car necessary; mile
age allowance; outstanding company
SEARS RoEBUcK & CO.. 45oo Wis.
sAHIfEsMiTEN, 2: beginners or exper,,
fast moving offer, excel. earnings at
start. RIM. 424, 1404 N. Z. ave.
NV -5
sALEsMEN-opening BY expanding
old reliable arm In protected terri
tories: real opportunity for quality
man with car. free to travel; start
at once: want only permanent men
capable of earning S400 per wk.,
with ability to perform occasional
state oficial liaison. Gal VIC VICE
PRES. National Once. DE. 51l0,
SAL ESMEN--Your opportunity with
worlds largest retail organization.
selling roofing and building ma
terialS. Liberal. draw against COM
mission; permanent position; excel
lent company BENEFITS. Outside sales,
car necessary; mileage allowance.
Apply personnel ONCE, SEARS, ROE
pIifK 4 m AR00 Wis ave n W.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
Household and Industrial Women
735 18th 81. NV. NO FEES
workers: women; age
1882; min. 8 mo. exper. lathe; drill
shift work, ,lr Slo;ss per g6yi dsy;
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN
STATESMAN
UNUSUAL OPPoRTUNITy

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
We have q splendid opening for q
man who can qualify. 1t Is . real
opport. for future security and for
immed. earnings in the higher
bracket. You can depend on 5000
to $1,000 per yr. from exclusive
territory we have open. No travel
ing but you will need q car. Sales
exper. helpful but not essential rs
we give thorough training. $50 per
wk. salary during training period.
from . am. to 8 pm. AT. $685..
Evening star., 1952-02-05
LegoI Notices on
Page B-2l
SPECIAL NOTICES

RESPONSIBLE PARTY looking for
transferable D., c. Glass A liquor
license. 10. 2-4174. $3.50 to 8 pm.
ACCOUNTANTs-Rent large carriage
typewriters up to 80" with decimal
tabulator. BILL STEINER. CO. 1862.
FOR SAMPLE COPY of most de-
tailed guide to television's dramatic
programs. write Box 309-K. Star.
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted By any one other
s514 41st ave. Hyattsviiie. Nd. 81
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
& Loan. Association Of Washington.
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before
the meeting, will be held at the once
Of the association, PennSylyania
b. c.. wednesday. February 8.
the purpose OF ballotfng for directors
viii be open between the hours of
2 O'Clock pm. and 2 O'Clock pm.
Of the same day. r. EDWARD
''NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING:
Memorial Goodwill Industries. q cor
poration under the laws Of the Dis:
Tuesday. Tues :. % %February 1sth, 1852. 1 At
Hundred. & 4m a4o6 q IssS Sssl street wsR''SSs NV.
for the purpose Of electing trustees
of the corporation for the term or
terms prescribed by such laws and
for the transaction Of any other
business which may lawfully come
before 1t or be submitted to such Q
meeting. By direction of the truE-
tees, Beulah ]. Drake, this 4th day
Of February. 1852"
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Ho. 2476

OFFSET FRESHMAN and plate
TsssT Tasar ne4eass Asasal iuaNiyERsfTY 81
MARYLAND, Call WA. $500, person.
with paperhanging experi-
eYice; LIBERAL company Dement'S, vaca-
ton with pay. year-rouno employ
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 2T00
Woodley rd NV.
sober, steady men: apply
on lob. Wheaton City, vtere Mn
rd.. Nd. REGENT PAINTING CO..
532 Z 81. NV. Re, 162g; IS
Apriy tiietician. EPISCOPAL HOS
PTTAL, l14T 18th Sc. NV. -
CLERK, for .drug. and
lidllor store; experienced; ntRhts.
CATHEDRAL PHARMACY. 5000
Connecticut ave. -1O
Evening star., 1952-02-05
SALESMAN

L you are interested In aaleahle
product, backed by . national org.
with high comms. paid weekly,
let US show you our proposal: un-
limited prospects furnished: S75-
$3.50 wkly. after brief training;
essential. See Mr.. HAYES. RIM.
SOP. Ambassador Hotel, 10-1. "a.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN
SALES MANAGER
$4,000 cALIBER ONLY

$1U,UUU CAL1bEh ONLY
Must be exper. In direct sales. Own
car. Remuneration open. Call Hu.
S743 for appt. 81 only. --6
SCREEN FACTORY needs wirer,
white. to roll wire In metal screens.
FLAHERTY BROS. lNC.s 1232 Mt
SERVICE MAN-For held repair Of
major appliances; good working
eond. and excel. opportunity; AL
benefits, incl. vac. sick leave, hos
pitaliz., pension, etc. Evening ap-
ggRRa1t%sn:s. gRsos :. a iFsaasff s1fsY Ssn ~
SERVICE STATION attendants, sood
salary. holidays with pay. hospital
ization. Apply Mr.. TuthilL VIII
LIAM A. BARBER'S SERVICE CEN
TER, 10th and Maine ave. s.w.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
White; must be exper.. able to carry
shift. JOHNSON SUNOCO. 1903
Rhode Island ave. ne. -7
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Six-day week; experienced. Apply
5410 Gecrgia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
for large trucking terminal; good
hours and good pay; permanent
position with opportunity for ad.
vancement. LEHMAN'S TRUCKING
TERMINAL. 1925 New York ave.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. has top
Bfdsl sEssh i4th ias' ana sNpesF e. RE. 1855 c IS
ROOKKEEPTNG AND ACCOUNTANTS.
We specialize in these positions.
yA4fg,!I atlas; 1429 429e,pNS \ oy,,FNSs; ays; nGE naGGENcY
has these Jobs open: AL laundress,
2 days. Sc, fare. with % references nsshts 70
Nav feep q husband. General maids,
S36. Chambermaid, waitress. $40.
$3.50 til TOO in family, $3U.
8 to Z, 70 to Atlantic City, $50.
10 to 8. one in family. $25. fare.
RESgPTIoSIsT, ZEE II B; sss'opBix PIX, some typing,
6-day,. $50 wk.; typist-PBX oper..
mr.. Sill. -6pg.: hle clerk, knowl: Typ
diO; s45 WIKI; auto .9.o,, suppl. pDE!y. 'pBx la1s
typine, S55 wk. Hundreds Of others.
See Miss Reed, Ma. 60SS, PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1911 g st. NV. INA.
ASST. SSSe BooKKEEPER, female. ne.
$50 vk. Posting invoices, hrs. to
4:30: knowl; tyning, Miss Black at
BOYD SERVICE, 700 18th st. NV.
.ViaTioN WATT n sEcY, female. $3.50: Law
road stenog. $265; ins. stenog.. start
$65 up; part time stenog,. 81 80 HI.
up; many others hourly. Miss Young,
PERsoNNELs SERVICE, 1911 g st.
'pnfRcHas1NSG pfs SG04A AGENT. supervisor,
mechanical trained, knowl, electro
mics. $1,000 up. See Miss Gray,
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871 6 st.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN

STANDARD DRUG CO.. 3iSs I4th
PHARMACIST. . nights, ard sun; !;
Sl25 wk. Apply McREYNOLDS
PHARMACY. 18th and g sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

CLERK, drst class, experienced. re-
sponsible. capable Of composing let
ters concerning involved contro-
versies; good typist. Write P. O.
Box 1106. Roanoke, Va. IS
CLERK. age 20-30, with knowledge
Of ONCE machines, to assist machines
dept. manager on sales desk. Must
also be exper. in general clerical
work, such as bookkeeping. typing.
etc. Salary commensurate with ex-
PEI 5-dav wk Phone Ma. 1924
MR.. JENKINS. for interview 6
CLERK man with
pleasing personality and ability to
meet public. Opportunity to learn
semiprofessional business. and make
permanent place with organization.
5S9h54 4io' az 4en 3d. h'w -16
CLERK K-TYPIsT, Junior administra-
tive assistant position: good all
around man; bright future. Apply
AMERICAN BAG AND PAPER co"
14aR II st ne -6
Evening star., 1952-02-05
AUCTION SALES

OFFICE or COLLECTOR OF M
TERNAL REVENUE. BALTIMORE.
MARYLAND - The following de-
scribed personal properly. seized
JUN quincy nsSssts sssset. NV haWsai WashinstoSnS, SS
D. c.. under warrants for distraint
for the nonpayment Of assessed
taxes due, win be sold as provided
by Section $500 Of the Internal
Revenue CODE at public auction on
Friday: February 8. 1852 at 11:30
parking section Of Toms Auto
6ervice. 636 N Street. NV, wash
1ngton. D. c.: 1 1850 Oldsmobile
a.9S" four-door sedan. Engine No.
eA-222l16-H. Serial No. 509W-l S06;
l 1899 Buick four-door sedan. En-
Evening star., 1952-02-05
SALESMAN

Of once machines has
excellent opening In central city
for capable man interested in
selling equipment to commercial and
Government ofiices. Commission plus
count.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
G. G. SLOAN q CO., INC.
AuctiOneers-AppPaiSerS.
THos. J. OWEN a SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building,
Trustees Sale Of Valuable pETAcHEp

7Fa. 5gsE b%lsa Ssf e Ss5uiSf saEa RETAs5ER kSWR
ES ESARFs PsFM1sEsr sfREEr. NokTaEAsTl. NNSNhEE l2l7
BY virtue Of o certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Ltber NO. 9277,
Folio II ct seq. Of the land records
th:r.a as 5saue e. Of sns Pass tTSses
viii sell ct public AUCTION in front
OF the premises. on MONDAY THE
AZ ieb2. AT Fo5EIS:TEik5TSxz
the G5i District s q &c Columbia. and dssis- =
mated % and being all Of Lot 16 In
Trustees' subdivision Of South
Brookland." as per plat recorded IN
the Once Of the surveyor for the
ty I at folio SO; except the rear
part thereof. condemned and taken
for alley purposes by proceedings In
District Court Cause No. 1897 in
the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia; now known for pur-
Lot sI5 in Square 3937. subject to
Terms: { old subject to . prior tbuild-
ing association deed Of II trust r-.or ior
second deed Of trust for approx
msteiy So. .I34.4s further particulars
Of which will be announced at time
Of sale; the purchase price above
said trus. sso6 e Be o PAID Iao5r.s an cash; COM
ysysncins; Feeorddins, ETC.: nsde e. pur. 2.
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
Piled with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop:
erty may be advertised and resold
ot the discretion Of the trustees.
WAppELL r THOMAS E5S94
la31. .fe2,5.7 .7,0. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
nv BENCH MECHANICS

We have several openings for quail
fed inside TV tecnnicians, Our
employees know Of this ad. 5ia-day
wk; liberal discount prtyileges.
generous insurance anG -vacatton
benefits; top salary. Call Mr., Gill.
9 to $50. GEORGES RADIO AND
TV. Ii. 10000. --9
TIRE MAN, colored, for permanent
job; time and q half over 40 hrs:
paid vacation, group insurance plan
and other employe benefits; must be
experienced in handling truck tires,
sober and able to furnish good ref
erences Apply GRIFFITH con-
SUMERS GARAGE, 1900 1st st. ne.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. MARYLAND
chauffeur's license, good pay. excel: exec:
company benefits. Inquire MASTER
SUPER MARKET, s147 6San Sonn. ave;
TRnCkE GhsEE chaSfy DafyER. a. wSits, & osas over 81:
steady work, chauffeur's license. re:
quired. Apply In person. 47Q4
Z. 7. ave, Hyattspille. Md. tsss Mr..
1alDOJy.F-H
Evening star., 1952-02-05

AUTO SALESMAN work in NV. alid
Silver Spring. floor time; hospitali-
l yr.; salary and FOR commission
open. Earnings limited only by abil-
ity. Apply: Between 10 am. and
pm. wkdys. for appointment. Mr..
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
Evening star., 1952-02-05
CASHIER
CLAIMS

CLAIMS
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A RE.
SPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN IN HIS
MIDDLE TWENTIES, TO INVEST!.
GATE AND ADJUST AUTOMOBILI
VELoP THE ABILITY TO SUPER
WISE CLAIMS HANDLING. COL.
LEGE GRADUATE OR EVENING
Law STUDENT PREFERRED
PLEASE CALL FOR Apt, ST
1900, EXT. 251.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
TNGIJR RANCE co
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN

LINOLEUM and asphalt tile me-
chanics; all year round work; high
Apply in person. AMERICAN TILE
g. LINOLEUM CO., 1900 h st. ne,
Evening star., 1952-02-05
INVESTIGATOR

TFWETRY SALESMAN, experienced.
in large, vell-established JeWelry
re0nieifes. Salary and commission,
yacntion with pay. company hene-
f1fs, pleasant working conditi0ns.
Apply IN person. See Mr.. Hoth.
CASTELBERG'S. 1904 = Sc, Nv
s,1siy Annly IN person. SENATE
FLOOR COVERING CO.. 2457 18th
q. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
MEAT CUTTER

MEAT CUTTER
fast, dependable. able TO
take over the management of q
super market In the NV. section.
Not over 40 years o,d Excellent
pay, group health insurance. 2
weeks vacation with pay, good work.
ing hours. Box 356-D, Star. %
MECHANIC for lawn mower and gar
den tractor shop. Experienced with
2 and 4 cycle motors. 5h-day
week, year-round work. paid vaca-
tions. holidays and Decentralization.
See Mr.. Ritter. MALONEY'S. INC,
S126 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
for Bendix automatic
washing machines. repairs and new
installations. Must be flrSt class,
with D. c. drivers permit. Good
salary. Apply j. L. BATEMAN q
SON, 2004 r. !. ave. ne. HO. 220O.
See Mr..
Pendleton. PENDLETONS HARD
WARE. 1880 Georgia ave-. Wheaton
MESSENGER rs MAIL CLERK wash
ington ONCE Of large corporation
requires services Of intelligent and
reliable young man over 18 to assist
in mailroom and daily messenger
service between the hours Of to
8 pm; 5-day week. pleasant work
ing conditions. Call ST. 202l Tor
appointment.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

AUTO PAINTER, to work for large
Packard dealer. Silver Spring area;
must be thoroughly exper. in hand
ling both lacquer and enamel paint
To work on 40ss basis; with SIS
weekly guar; paid vacation and hos
pitalization dement's. Must be sober
and reliable. Can Mr.. Powers. SH,
5000. CAPITOL MOTOR CO.. g2S
Phila. ave-. Silver Spring. -
AUTO SALESMAN. suburban Ford
dealer Compensation commission
basis. Experience not necessary.
Must have real sales ability and be
Q willing worker. See Mr.. Erwin,
ERWIN FORD CO.. Route 211. 20,
SO, Fairfax. Va. p
AUTO SALESMAN. we have an open
ing for an experienced used car
salesman. capable of appraising his
own trades and familiar with the
paper work to close his own deals;
big income possibilities for an ex-
perieneed used car man. Call Mr..
Michaelson. after 10 am. for de-
tails. AUTO WHOLESALERS INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HELP MEN tcent.I

AUTO MECHANICS, Opportunity fol
two. Steady employment, high earn
profit-sharing plan, completely mod
ern shop with every type Of equip
ment. Chance for promotion.
Wash's. oldest and largest Dodge,
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR CO. Phone Mr.. MYERS. Tore
man DE. 1910 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
OFFICE MESSENGER

sixteen to seventeen years old, white;
schooling. and be neat and Wiling
S-day. 40-hour week, good cnance
for advancement. Call personnel
department..
Evening star., 1952-02-05
HANDY MAN

Experienced cleaner. Must be reliable
and efilcient. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
3T00 Mass. ave. NV. d
HARDWARE CLERK-Exper. in max
ing keys and In cutting glass. NO.
1880 before Q pm - ---z
HOUSEAIAN, white, Immediately;
hotel or hospital experience pre-
ferred; must be licensed to operate
elevator; salary, meals, uniforms,
other benefits. Apply h0uSekeeper,
DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st.
rNSs;TURANcE S UNDERWATER. undsl
sd. siuele; good opportunity to
learn fire and casualty business IN
hr tTcai VII PaN NoRTiaHiwEsTlERN Ma.
TIONAL ms. CO. S12 woodward
Rldg Ma 1856. % :
Evening star., 1952-02-05
ATTIC MECHANIC

Good all.around man wanted By Ford
Paid holidays and annual vacations,
disqualification and insurance: Our
men make big wages. Apply In
person. See Mr.. Henderson.
LOGAN (Ford) MOTOR co.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
statesmen

Toledo Scale Co. food machine divi-
sion will talk with men about pre-
employment evening sales training
course. Fine chance for men accus-
toned to earning $6.500 and up
1900 or 1913 for appointment: s--6
Evening star., 1952-02-05

AUTO SERVICE parts. man; white,
exper. in counter work; good hours
and salary; usual employe dement's.
Call Mr.. TAYLOR. DE. 4S00. L. r
STEUART. INC, 1440 P st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER
wanted by metropolitan Wash. Ford
dealer; very good proposition for q
man capable Of taking complete
charge Of all depts. Write stating
experience and give references. Boz Boz
Strictly coniidentiai, our employees
know of this advertisement. -
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN-We have
an attractive opening for q qual1-
insurance contact helpful, but not
essential: big income assured for
man able to take full charge of
sosy ssgysa and paint mstnsU work for CAL detaiia liz
Your inquiry will be treated con-
fidentially. PYRAMID AUTO BODY
CO.. 1885 BIadensburg rd. -12
BAKER or bakers helper wanted.
Call ia. 5-9723. Monday call QW.
45l9 .
BAR HELPER. white. exper. not neees-
sary; good wages with meals. APP
ply stewards ONCE, OCCIDENTAL
HOTEL. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. %
BARTENDER-Must be exper. Apply
GUSTTs RESTAURANT. 1887 M
BooRKEEpER. sSi accounts payable;
age 20-30. exper. Phone MA. 1924,
MR.. JENKINS. for interview. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES position
with large fuel oil organization Of
fering an excellent opportunity for
o recent accounting school graduate
or advanced night student desiring
practical experience in all phases OF
accounting work. Pleasant working
conditions, paid vacations and other
employe benefits. Can M; sod deonaTe
sqrfIasT fSr appS1ntmenRa = RRo Ii NC s.4Soo i
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for invest
ment securities firm. financial ex-
per. desired but not nee; position
permanent; salary open. RE. s916.
BRICKLAYERs. 100 men needed for
large housing project In Riehmond.
o ga CAV R1Rnppns4Nr! MTi Meth RE; Eo 1909. an
BRICKLAYERS. Apply at 5000 Riggs
rd., blks. past Textbook Tavern
BR1CKLAYEEss r. hiSnsylfFE s'tn; Is men needed for
large housing project In Norfolk, ya.
So hr. Call Mr.. Metz. RE. 1865;
ANCHOR INVESTMENT CO. IL
BUTCHER; CAPABLE of managing meat uas
Apply 9I4 9Th st. s.e. -6
BUTCHER. small retail grocery; $40
Day FA. 0147; ewes. Pa. 7642. "a
CAB DRIVERS WANTED
Reliable men who know Silver Spring
area to drive for Black and White
cent eentage. esS0ilplB ABBY B. 4 8. Railroad
Evening star., 1952-02-05
STIEIlE

Ana ieather garments. gloves and
handbaeS restored 70 new emnrtness
81 the Specialist. No charge Il 10y yop
don't 1nd our W0fk OeauLHut.
s'es'aH''' On. err -
Evening star., 1952-02-05

AUTO SERVICE parts man; white,
exper. in counter. work; good hours
Call Mr.. TAYLOR, DE. 4S00. L. p.
STEUART. INC, 1440 p st. NV.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

as much peace and harmony IS in
HaWa ii--not because any law c omm-
ands it, but because that is tho
Hawaiian way Of lifo. Tt is also
the way Of life which all good
Amer cans sock.
Mn fact few years 70 an FEFC
law was introduced in the Hawaiian
lie Il s La ture. Tt was defeated, be-
cause the lo ,islators folt that it
would enc ouraro racial anita noni SINS.
"Alasl1a admittedly has q racial
problem wi tn it's minority Of Es-
kimos and Indians, but has made
Great progress toward solving it.
again, not by Laws, but by schools,
hospitals and other peaceful meth
DDS Of no lping those native people
1.-Two better.
"qho rirht Of Alaska and Hawaii
to statehood has nothing to do Wi tn
the quarrel between tho South and
it's cri tics. 1t would require tor
tuous roas onin9 indeed to portray
the peoples Of those tori orios as
'anti- Southern - on the contrary,
they share wi tn tho South q dosiro
for freor trade, or their own in
dus tries, and for uildinG their
own &C onomios to mako them loss de-
pendent on decisions made in New
York ard Washin1t on.
"Thoro is nothin; undor the bed
hero. The people OF Alaska and
Hawaii arc GOOD Americans who have
served their apprenticeship. They
deserve the full citizenship that
only sta tohood can Givo them."